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Workers Will Canvass City . . for Collection of Unpaid Pledges. ?13,000:MUST JBE COLLECTED IMMEDIATELY.
DR. CORALNIK ELECTED PHESIDEKT OF UKRAINIAN FEDERATION New York* (J. T. A.) Dr. A. Coralnik, associate editor of the Day, New' York Yiddish daily, has-been elected president of the Federation of "Ukrainian Jews, succeeding Dri Benjamin . Dubowsky, who resigned because of pressure of professional work." . . The administrative committee of the Federation is projecting a wide scale relief program in the-interest of the Jews in the Ukraine. It proposes to interest in this work the ."landsmanBchaften" of Russia, White Russia, and Ukrainian Jews in America..
OMAHA, NEBRASKA,; THURSDAY,
22,1928
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: (Sanded by-Tanks!, Mob. of 30,000 Attacks" Jews in First Pogrom to Occur ' i n Berlin. • • - -
MOVEMENT " IS -BEGUN • TO, DEPORT ALL ALIEN JEWS
of Their Objection to AEti-Semitic Polish. General, Jews Are C^ndemuec! •-' RECEPTION TO ' H A L L E;H PRACnCALLY'ASSURED
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 4 YEAR, 9&60. MRS. SCHWEITZER TO BUILD TIBERIAS HOSPITAL Jerusalem. <J. T. A.) Mrs. Kebecca Schweitser, widow of the noted leader of American Zionism, is expected in Palestine shortly in connection -vfith the projected hospital at Tiberias, .which "was planned during Mr. Schweitzer's life-time. A total of about S50,000 "was contributed for the building by the late Zionist and philanthropist, and it is understood- to be Mrs. Schweitzer's •wish to proceed "without delay -with the erection of 'the hospital building at Tiberias, -which is lacking in adequate hospital facilities. The hospital vdll be conducted by the Hadasssh Medical. Organisation in Palestine. ' • . . ' • " '
Program of" Entertaining Per* formers Was Hit of the • •'•
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- More than 225 "dadE and lads" atBoston, (J. T. A.).—-,The hearing The Jewish Welfare Federation of Berlin. (J. T. A.)—The German tended the third father sad son :recsp-» called by Mayor Gurley. to receive ex Omaha needs $13,000 to'complete the nationalists' furious agitation against tion and get-to-getier -at the Jewish. ience" as to the fitness, of, the Polish •work for the remainder of the year. the Jews came to a - head Monday Community Center, Sunday eyeniaj?* According'- to Samuel H. Schaefer, General Jlaller'. as the city's official when a mob of 30,000 strong inThe reception' -was, held andej? tib* superintendent of the Welfare Fedfinest has caused-General Edwards, vaded'" the Jewish sections of the auspices of the Socaal -Service • Cons* eration; this money is "necessary to Commander of the American Legion,' city and carried «ut the first pogrom jnittee of"the-B'nai'-'B'rith. "' finish the gear's jrpik. •" to announce .that the Polish General in the history of Berlin. ' -Stants'cf magic, dancing, singbsj? I Till be invited by the Legion and not. "We must collect these outstanding • Anti-Jewish riots "coitmencmg- in and -sitjBic Sled .the program which, pledges immediately," said Harry I by the Mayor. -. ". • ": the afternoon in- Greiradierstrasse, was-.entertaining for all.' Fred Eliwf Malashock, chairman - of "the* finance "and Dragonerstrasse; inhabited;largInvitations to the hearing were exjazz orchestra played several popalss? committee. Plans are being'maile for Tells Jewish Publication Society of ely by East-European Jews,' spread Wins Popularity Contest tended by the Mayor to representatives numbers anfi was a great hit .i a thorough canvass of- the city , for by the evening to all quarters of the of the Jewish, Ukrainian and Polish -Neglected Enterprises. -. Miss Anne Selicow,: winner of the population.' The Mayor•-refused the the unpaid pledges. "The Jewish Welcity housing Jewish residents.- The Author of Four Horsemen Acknowl- the youngsters. " Community led by Ben Steiffler, and. assisted Isx fare t Federation is the most important PRAISES JEWISH TELEGRAPHIC mob took advantage' of -the darkness popularity contest held, by the local Jewish' protest, however, on edges . Dept to Jewish Blood lodge of the B'nai B'rith at its carniEd' Kshin at the piano, was one of iba organization in the city and": should enveloping' the Jewish, •' section •' to ground that some of the complainants • ' .is His Veins. .. AGENCY demands of'both the fathers and fhs be next to the hearts of all' the Jewstrike additional terror in l i e hearts val,. November -11. Miss- Selicow, re- are not residents' of the city of Boston, ceived the largest amount of votes sons. little Vivian Stein who -hs* ish men and women in this city," said bat of Lynn. ' ; New York." (J. T. A.)—Announcing of the already horror-stricken Jews. JEWS •WELL OFF IN MODERN danced before many local ; Mr, Malashock. The Federation is that he was going to retire for some- Unspeakable noises filleji the narrow cast and was awarded the first prize, Samuel 3Islesky, chairman <sf the SPAIN. performed in he-msn style of a : now facing a fitmticfal crisis and un- time to complete a new play to be streets for hours. The pogromists a trip to California. Miss Selicow is Jewish Congress Committee, and a less these unpaid pledges ..are collect- produced in' New -York this season, were not daunted by the presence of very active in organisation work here, Deputy Grandmaster ©f the I. O. B. . Hew York, Nov. 20. (J. T. A.)—The: man dance." Albert Fiakei - . . ed immediately, several phases-of the Israel Zangwill," the guest of honor the police," who remained strikingly being a member-of many of the local A,, refused at-the last moment to sign distinction of being the -first to assert piano selection. organizations. " Miss Flora Bienstock Professor Samtiel Prins, who is; work of the Federation -will have to at the dinner arranged by the Jew- inactive and ineffective throughout. won second prise, and Miss Bertha the statement, although the committee that Columbus was a Spanish Jew is other than Mr. S. M. Fogeison <^ "Utt* he suspended.?': ~ . ish Publication Society at the Ritz .Hundreds of Jews were taken into had decided to protest against the claimed by, Vicente Elasco Ibanez, com," Nebr.» was ' one of the' fe&turt. Twenty-eight agencies and organ- Carlton Sunday night, enumerated custody by" the police ostensibly as a Berger won third prize.,famous Spanish novelist now in this reception" to ±he Polish General. entertainers. Mr. Fogelson held th? izations are now embraced in - the some of the faults he found with the means of protecting them from their country. audience spellbound at some of Irf* Federation and- doing social service Jews in this country. assafllants. Some were arrested on GENERAL' HALLER BESPON-. In an interview with the Jewish stunts of magic Mr. and Mrs, 3M work. Each of these organizations the charge of disturbing the peace. • SIBLE-'FOS MURBEE-OF Telegraphic Agency today the Spanish Hall, -entertjuners of the World Ths&--. The dinner was in celebration of are in need,of finances. Each of these the publication of Mr. Zangwill's The maltreated-prisoners include Dr. JEWS, - WRITER : VTO author excitedly pointed out that in ter, gave several vocal selections. organizations are of importance-to translation of the poems of Solomon Hugo jBernhsrdt, a -physician with" a .Jds book "Argonauts", written in 1910, •"It'is the father's dotjr to Ms son. every Jew .in the city. • - • "he liad made this statement about the ibn Gabriel, a famous Spanish-Jew- record of four years service in the -SEST5 to lesve Mm and to give Mm, »HI "With'the cold winter months fac- ish poet of the eleventh century, in- trenches, who has not completely re-crigia of-the discoverer of America. necesBary," said ing us, the "Federation needs all the augurating the "Schiff library of Jew- covered from the war wounds, whose Louis Marshall in *Asin*aI-'•-'Beport ; "New York; <J. • T. A.)—Gea-'' StateTnep.ts to tins effect, published , who .spoke for the s Scores Wizard" ETO&S, Pillories " money that was pledged, to provide ish classics. arm was broken "by his' assailants. recently in the American press -were era! Hsller, Bctend's liotcrsoas to the sons. -"The sons must Germany For Fegnn&s. clothes and coal for-the .poor families -Without overlooking the important A report in the Vcssische Zeitang accepted as a "discovery" because Ms , lias been accorded a that fee fathers are trying and unfortunate "who come under the creations of American Jewry such -as says. Jewish prisoners; were being book had not been translated into : to these shores by hardest to give them all the »ecssss£y care of the Jewish Welfare Federa-. the Jewish Encyclopedia, the English maltreated, by the polite. COMMITTEE EO ACT ON IMEnglish, Mr. Ibsitez thinks. President' Coolidge, the Amerthings in life." Lazaar; Kaplan,:m& ; tion." ,- . • .... MIGRATION RESTRICTION. icas Legion, snd T-s-riscs psblic translation of The.Bible, Mr. Zang- Police Chief Kaupisch, denying the "There Is sot a single document of' Mr. an'i 'Mrs. Sana Kaplan, spofe Omaha's Federation is considered will deplored there "were only 15,000 charges of brutality -• or - partiality officials,'. E&ys Victor Gcrtlia of •which vrosld prcre that Columbus -for the sons to ."the fathers.' *T$im' one of the best ^Federations in .the members in. the -Jewish- Publication .against his. men*- issued, an, aordjjx jof New Yori, Nov. 20., f J, T.. A.)~Se- , JDaKdhesteTji Mass* .in a letter, to . esssr lived hx -Genoa," 3Ir.. Ibsncx fatherscountry" and t<Tmaintairi this standard, Society. "Mr. Zangwill said he found (the day directing tiie; police to pro- irinatJoci1 offiaar' c&mjfiecse -in "the the •^Nation.", fese NcTesabss 14.. declared. "There' is some reystery the ~work of the Federation must be it difficult to understand why injtect lives and .property -of the sense of justice and fairness of the. - '"Directly respenssble for the about lbs life of the explorer. It teg. the prograuij, refresh carried on without.any mishap3. K New York," "the greatest Jewish city»citizens, regardless of torture and murder of'innocent sacnis that Columbus had scraethingf ments ymm served, to all aad religious American people to repudiate the tm-. the Welfare Federation is allowed to American doctrines of the Ku.IQux Jews, he is acclaimed a hero by . to hide in Ms past -when he tried differences. gifts were given to the y suffer, it will .mean the lowering of in history, men should be ashamed Elan, and reference to the present men 'prominent' la American afNo Jew was safe on Berlin streets to co-rer -up Ms origin. His real Ssmnel H. Schaef er -KBS cbainttsn -fit 1 the standard bf the Jewish Commun- of being Jews. . ~ ' ' intensified "anti-Jewish agitation infairs, '* ¥ r . -Crertlia •- protests, name "was not Colxnnbus, but Colon. the -evening. • The following Indulging in. some reminiscences, Monday, and it is too early to say Germany were the main features of ity of-Omaha. "Are we' to -contiaae to- K®iuw. t© that greater security prevails a t *tbis There is not a single document -which assisted: Mesdames H. A. Mr. Zangwiil told tioW his book "The The thirteen thousand dollars that a man -whose - hsnds are stained time. Je'wish passersby were stopped the Annual Seport read by Mr. Louis is signed with the name Columbus, WiHiam Holzmsn, Philip Sher. Children of the Ghetto" bad had a are needed to finish the year's work with the blood of--a people •who at- every turn, "were searched, mal- Marshall, the President, to the Seven-but there are some -which, bear the LspiehiEj Jjovds Simoii J. J. Sl0§btffj& p has already been pledged and .the pay- favorable influence on British author- treated, robbed of their possessions teenth Annual Meeting- of the Amerdared-remain-true to the faith name of Christobal Colon. It is I.-Bosenthal, S. H, Sclmefer, ities who were planning at the time mA *3» ican Jewish Committee which took ment of these pledges will make the of theirfathers?. "We speak ©£ and stripped of their clothes, some interesting also that the only ones Misses .Frances Sitnon and Sopbi* work far more easier. Those who the introduction'of an alien act prac- being . left only in ' their under- place yesterday At the Hotel Aster. '-. the - crucifixion - ©f" • -Christ, : but •who favored Columbus' plans at the Ysffe. ' have received statements for the tically excluding Jews from the Brit- garments. Referring to the recent statement of what -t .of the' JEWS --who were Spanish coart -were two men of Jew- ' The feBowing men are memhumi -«f ish Isles. This legislation was withamount of money due on their pledges ish, 'origin, namely Santangel, "who the Social Service committee of t3» Homes of Jews "ware'searched for the Imperial Wizard of the Ku Slux . buried alive ia-P«3snd by soldiers are ask to mail their checks immedi- drawn partly because of this book, food and money, owners offering the Elan that the Jews are one of the ' cosunaodetl ty GeneraT'-Haller? was treasurer to the Duke ©f ATagon, -B'nai B'rith -who wers in cfcarg* •«£ Mr. Zangwill said, while certain Jewately and not' to - wait for committees unblendable elements in our American A . traitor \ to -' civilizstiss, fee and Coloma "who was Secretary to FsUier's and Son's .receptiBm; B least resistance being severely ish circles feared the consequences of to come and call for them. population, Mr. Marshall's report said: should be treated as such by flte the Queen of Castffla." its publication by the Jewish Publica- beaten. Philip Sh«r, chairman; I The workers will meet during the tion Society of America. Shops owned by Jews were plun- "The recorded history of the Jews is] 'American'people^.-Let us braai' "A curious incident happened in Hsrry Sllvexman, Henry week-and will be assigned to fifteen an inspiring narrative of xmrivalled ' - \ the eighteenth century," Mr. Ibsnez -Irrin Stslmaster, Dr. -A. In the course bf his address Mr. dered of their contents which were patriotism. He certainly, in; common -Mia-as 'lie' deserves." districts. Thirty women, will comhurled through the windows smashed continued, "when the King Tore of Artlmr Bosenbtam, and Samuel pose the first group of workers who Zangwill praised the _woTk of the by th ehooligans in order .to gain en- with all good citizens, reveres the-ConMr. Kalesky*s-sefusal is said to be Portugal issued a decree ordering the •Sdttiefer. Jewish Telegraphic Agency which, he ' " . • • . will canvass the city for the money. trance. Jewish tenement dwellers stitution of the United States, and The workers will begin Monday and said, helps to link np the Jews of were dragged from, their beds and loves the "institutions of this country, due to the effoxts'of • certain members Jews to wear yellow hats in ordsr will work until the ?13,000 is collected. the world. He said he was receiving driven to the streets in their night and feels a deep sense of gratitude of - the' --Jewish"' Coirasaunity who to be easily . recognized. The next T§ I t l f illc Heitpf ht persuaded < Mr.; E&l&s&y, and through, Ws Premier Margins cle "daily the news agency's bulletin con.for the rights which have.been, ac- him, the'-Mayor,. to-suppress the Jew. ' taining dispatches from~all parts of clothes. Poinbal entered his room, Ms corded to him here. The Imperial "the"world almost immediately after Much of this pogrom activity, un- Wizard, however, preaches a violation ish protest. A number of- Jews are thrown over - Ms shoulder. He apA paUie meeting snd 'installatim reported to have taken it epos them- proached the Sing and with a sudden •will l>e 'held S-aacSay e-renfeig, B their occurence. Certain items of mistakably inspired -by - the inflam- of the Constitution. selves- to Indicate to.the Mayor they movement opened his robe and dis- ber S, s t the.B'B&i Israel this bulletin, for * which, he said atory speeches against" the "Jewish amidst the laughter of the guests speculators" delivered to" crowds of -The Committee's report also lakes liad nonobjection-to' the proposed re- played two yellow hats. The King 18th sn€ •CJMeairo streete. The a firm stand against any further atHeld Under Auspices of Intellectual that he did not pay, found their way tinemployed in nearly all parts of the tempts to restrict Immigration. It ception-'W Hailer* ;;asked'bim-. in surprise what he meant .•will be, held "in Itoner of -Bal*iJ. M* city, went on under the eyes of the : Herman; 'Bernstein; of .New York, in bringing. these two hats.- Pombal Charlop, newly elected Orthodox to the general and Jewish-press but Advancement Committee these selected items do not give one police and reserves, • who maintained points out that the present 2 per cent •who -was.to.'represent,'the Americas H. of &B -zAtj. - The four O£h restriction law is unsrientrSc and aroa page 2.) More than two hundred members of the knowledge which comes with the an attitude described as "benevolent bitrary and that it places open, im- Jewish: Congress at_ the - Mayor's hearCongregations. "wffl have chatgs *C ing, had no opportunity- to present his the Omaha Hebrew Clnb attended l i e perusal of the -whole bulletin. Mr. neutrality." the raeeting. According to th® cane* c migrants the burden of keeping-inopen meeting held last Sunday after-. Zangwill instanced certain, reports, That the anti-Jewish riots were formed of the quotas allowed to each case - orally'. :buf -filed' \ a - written DoaMeiay, Page Pablk&ti©si ssittees - in charge am ' Attacte Jews for Fight noon at the Jewish Community Cen- the knowledge of which should be fol- premeditated and well-organized is country EO as to avoid arrrinaig here m e m o r a n d u m . : ; ";••;. •.''; " ' •: -.'. • progmin is feeing imniBget tot - Against Bible in' ter. The meeting "was held under the lowed by action and said he could shown by the fact that on a _ given after the monthly or the annual The';HaUex' incident, evoked •Occasion. .• . ' •.--. . Sdfeols. . auspices of the Intellectual Advance- not see how action could be taken signal the plundering and mobbing quotas have been exhausted. ' azitirSeisutafr-editorials -in the : Boston beg$n, and at a sign from a specially ment Committee of the. club, -which is without such knowledge. Transcript; the latest, one of/wMch toNew York—-As attack p in charge of Max Fromkin. Dr. Cyrus Adler took exception to organized corp fhe anti-Jewish exday says? ^Thesa'so-called lews*--then, Jews (Continued on page 2} and- Catboiics because of The speakers were Rabbi J. M. the pessimistic tone taken by Mr. cesses'would end.aliens though' they are, are g-silty of th&ir deieraiisei ©ppssitios ts Charlop and. Mr. Oscar Leonard of Zangwill. He: pointed to -the many . It is difficult at present to estiabusing the-hospitality c£ an all too bills eostpeUiasr the reading oC On Sunday, Dpcsmber 2, «iE St. Louis, Mo. "I have heard consid- educational institutions and seats of mate the number of seriously injured patient and easy-going- people, abas- the Bible in the Public Schools-. the annuai flag dsy and C&TSV&SF is costsjned -sis. the -first cf a scries to put in Jevir-h National F»»£ erable comment about the Omaha higher learning established ^within the among the hundreds of men and woing a .hospitality' generously and all ef srtic?.«s entitled "^The Imsnimen who were beaten by the infurHebrew Club and of the.good work last twenty years as indicating that too -widely extended. But these is & jrration Peril," pisblisbcd in the boxes "by The Jewish Kational Tooi that it. is doing," said Mr. Leonard. progress was being made. - Br. Hy- iated rioters. Ndr can the extent of The Woman's Axnaliary of the B'nai limit to patience, even to the patience November issue of the World's orgasiaalion ol which v»'as turns A Work, a Danbieday-, Psse & Co. body ef the Zionist orgasiiatifm, *ffli During a recent conversation -with man G. N. Endow of Temple Emanu- "the damage be ascertained. ' Once B'rith will give its annual dance, of the American people. Aliens The passage follows Chaim Weizmann, he told me of the El presided and he expressed the the rioting started the angry mob did Thanksgiving day, Thursday, Novem- tax American, patience too far, aliens apsblicatioa. reference to an ali^re^ Jewish •which, is now an indejtcndssnt not stop to select its victims. Aged work It was doing. The condition of hope that Mr. Zangwill would stay ber 29, at the Fontenelle hotel. Special who repeatedly abuse American hos- vota in Nc^- York; Here is thr ization. v,n& which 'has ejected Jews abroad is a. very serious prob- here long enough to write "a poetic women and men were trampled under arrangements have been insde to pitality of 'which they are the greedy j "charge"; officers 'at ifte meeting Sonday, lem. The immigration laws are be- vision of life in the Jewish com- foot together with children and-able- snake this affair even more entertain- and -siigrEteful recipients, Ere St "Esfeitaratskl hj thfs *iaeinen- IS, at the Talmud Torals, ing narrowed, making it practically munity of New York." Dr. Solomon bodied persons. . ing than the previous dance;!! given "by jecis for deportation, regardless of the tsia of expanding JESES,* these di£- t 21st &nd BBrt Streets. Mr, immigrant elements impossible for Jews to leave Eussla Solis-Cohen .of Philadelphia was one this organisation, according fco mem- isce they, disgrace, ths religion they b more SISSG ssore aggres- j Coim was <?l6ct?d president; Me K. and eastern Europe."of the speakers, who, with'President pretend, to avow, ox the country frora sire in ilaeiff resisteiLcc t© shsarp- | MinMs, vice-president:-; Mr. J . bers of the conanittee in charge. . 1 tion, cati! they gradcellT- reacis a ksrt f treosorer; tmd Mr. 33. . Special f eatore stunts wilL be held which thfiy cams." Following the addresses.a musical Simon Miller, of the Jewish Publicafor the amusement of all. A large This editorial lias been characterized point- -where they aetaalijr ..at- secretary. program was held In ebrew. SeHveral tion Society, paid high tribute to the Marvin Treller,, son of Mr. and Mrs. orchestra has been engaged to play as the greatest anti-Semitic manifesta- tempt to isipose their rse^s ap.fi vocal selections were given by Mrs. memory of Judge Snlzberger. Letters Isave been sent wxt to Lhelr priaciples ssa tfeeir inter* Ed Treller, who is attending the Kem- during the evening. ' tion ever seen in America. . Max Froinkin. Oscar Weinstein playpretati-sms aud their f>tan£ard& isb Orgsssisatioss is the city to per ^Military Academy at Boonville, ed Kol Nidre and Eli Eli on the cello. np®n tlie historic AsBericsn IRB- three delegates from Its organise Mo^ was given honorable mention !n TO TEACH POPULAR MUSIC fsritT* ThE^ the Jems, for es- to repregest ibem at tJise Jewish At the Tegular meeting of the CANTOR FEEISHTAT &xnpie, liETe led the tnov«nteni to • TO'CONDUCT SERVICES "Who's Who" at the Academy. Young Ed Saint, local pianist, iiag **Y* DAKGE Omaha Music Ciub to be held Sunday l d tfee Bible freaa the public tioaai Fund meetings held SATURDAY 'EVENING afternoon, Mr. Sam E. Slaver will Cantor G. Fre£shtat,-who has xeefcat- Treller is a senior at the Academy ed during the past week that he Matorie ' B&& fandaspeak on "Beneficial Information to ly arrived in this "country and who at and has taken-a very active" part ."in begin a studio for pupils -who. are The Tegular sena-raBnihly dasjee o£ text b©«s-k e£ Aagift-Sa-sojs present is in the city, will chant the all school activities. they have h&sst York* (J. T. A,) A Urayw** the Tax Payers." desirous of learning how to play the Senior grasp- of the Y. M. and •dacatioii—and ia thin, by the Cath&lic *le- eammittse to mnintsla a Friday evening services at the B'nai —He is a member of the school bas- popular Tsmsic - "I have constructed Y. W. H. A. -will be held Saturday i of QKV alien popoWttim. sot- ef Jnrisprudenee at the proposed Israel Synagogue. Cantor Freishtat ketball and baseball teams and ex- a method of teaching this xoasic dur- 'ereniiig, Koresaber 17, st the Jewish .NOTED JEWISH SURGEON y the Irish snd the P l ^ Uxdversf ty in Jefasafesa is®8 aatDIES IN BERLIN was Cantor in Riga,-Poland. Accord- change editor of the -Kempex News, ing the past two years, that win help Comnrority Center.- These dasceg sre Efilisrisl. reosputi** &n official school paper. Yosssg Trel- iJioss TCuitlag to Isazs .-popular ens of fee ajast p s p a i r of Qse rscres- •leged " "gtisraace" 'v&eentiy. ' ©fffe Berlin, (J. T. A.) Professor Ferdi- ing to the The Folks,, the y^p a t 3> €olisjstms Circle, -.uand ISafewski, famous surgeon and "le? is a member of the Gles club aarf musk," ssM Mx. aim. Mr. EsJrn has tsoaal &etKiiig3'-££fs&e youtigeT set. Cue KM.''kklizs.Kias is in -Riga, Cantor SVeishtat is the pas- l a s takga leading parts in the'sesoel Mas herf ..as Sucretary, snd" Jblm -director -of the Jewish Hospital, is of Adffllssloa Is.Isslfefi11© "Hi" sss&ox of a great He played. Ibefere many local • 3ea3 here of heart saw! dsifes. ,
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PAGE 2r-THE JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1923 Mr. ibanea recalled his friendship at seven-thirty at. the Jewish Com- 18, who attended their wedding anni- An important meeting of the B'nsi received enthusiastic comment from wjtb'the late Zionist leader, Dr. Max munity; Center/ A full report will versary. •, "'•"•• B'rith will* be held .Sunday afternoon persons who heard it all 'over the United .States. Mr. Ackerman sang Nordau, whom he- met in Paris a be given of the work accomplished at 3:00 o'clock -st the Danish Hall. PnMlvbed tiery TborsHay at'Oauilia, Ke&ra&a, by ' Tjhe Fydannthian Club will have its several songs which he himself had during the year. Short talks will quarter of a century ago when Ibanez ,L . 3HB JEWISH JPBBS3 PUBLISHING COMPANY. • business meetiqg Thursday, Novem- Mr. A. Aginskee. .left Saturday composed. In addition there wete a be given by fiabbi I. W. Charlop, fled from Spain'because of his ReOffice: 482 Brandeis Theatre Building.—Telephone; Jackson 237& publican views. This friendship -was Mr. Sam Beber, Mr. Fred Green- ber. 22, at Ellen Smith Hall. The new night for Los Angeles, California, iraisber of popular numbers rendered '&. GREEN, Manager. by the orchestra. renewed years later when Nordau becg, president of the dob, Hr. N.members will be allowed to he present where he "will msit with relatives. Pepper Bros. Lessee's Empress Martin, vice-president, and Mr. M.for the first time. Plans for the year Mr. and Mrs. L. Weissman of Chicame to Spain, a fugitive from Subscription Price, one year be discussed. Eustle Garden are considered exS. Goodman, secretary cf the organFrance, whose language he hot only Advertising rates furnished on application. cago,- 111., who attended the Marcus- tremely-fortunate in having concludization. A program will follow conspoke but wrote fluently. Saltzman wedding, left for their ed arrangements with this orchestra NOT PRINTED FOR PERSONAL PROFIT—Profits from the publicaSpain is today the. only country sisting of a violin solo by Miss home Monday evening. &8& iaf Ths Jesrfsb Pxsss MSO to its ^pvea to worthy communal causes. for an iadeftnite stay a t the Rustic in- Europe "where there is no Jew-Fanny Fish accompanied at the piano The marriage of Miss Mollye Saltz1 Garden. Those who love to dance will by Miss Vore. A piano solo by Miss ish question, Mr. Ibanez declared. The Mesdames E. Marcus CHAKQ0 OB ASt>B&58~'?te>S9 tfva both tita 416 «&$ enr address? Mr. Bauer, the representative of theMiriam Ruback and Mr. EH Lewis. man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. iross arrived Saturday night after find a good time awaits them at this Saltzman of this city, to. Mr.. Abe! popular garden spot. Special attntion The Jewish Press is supplied by the Jewish telegraphic Agency {Jewish Rothschilds,, is the most influential Miss Julia Wise will give a dancing Marcus, son of Mrs. Esther Marcus attending the Council of Jewish Wo- given to parties. number, and a one-act playlet, "The men convention last week a t St. Correspondence Bureau) with cabled and telegraphic Jewish news, in addition man in Spain and mixes freely with to feature articles and correspondences from all important Jewish centres. the highest personages. The number Chosid" to be presented by M. S. of Omaha, Nebr., was solemnized ouis, Mo. Inquiries regarding news items credited to this Agency will be gladly of Jews in Spain is not great, and Goodman, J . Shyfcen, S. Katz, F . Sunday evening at the Danish Hall answered if addressed to Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 114 Fifth Avenue, the Jew who lives in Spain today Grecnberg, and Nathan Wolson. Re- in the presence of : four hundred Mrs. S. H. Katelman entertained JNew York City. . . . guests. Rabbis Charlop and Fried at Bridge at her home last Thursfreshments "will be served later. is not considered a Jew but a progofficiated. The •wedding inarch was day evening. .. " • ressive Spaniard. , • played by Misses Ida and Dorothy LEST WE FORGET The Agidus Achim Society vdll Entertains at Home Lustgarten. The groomsmen were Details of the first and very serious pogrom in Berlin initiate thirty-two tsew members at a v of Prof. Abbott Messrs.-Meyer Stern, William Herzoff now at hand. When the first cable dispatches informed us that Sam E. Klaver, deputy county x-3- of Sioux City, Louis Abrahamson, meeting to he held Monday evening, a serious pogrom had taken place in Berlin, we were compelled i-essor, honored a number of, friends and Ben Cohen. Mr. Fred Green- November 26, at eight o'clock, at the to strain our imagination and t o call upon our credulity to beat an unusual affair last Friday, at the berg, cousin of the groom was best Danish Hall. A good program is (Continued from page 1) iieve that such a thing as a serious pogrom could occur in Berlin. home of Prof. David Abbott, 3316 The groom was accompanied planned, after which refreshments vdll 33rd ssM California Streets Thirty thousand pogrbmists participated in the shameful affair Eeferring to the various proposals Center street, known as th© "Amer- man. be served. by his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. in which thousands of our co-religionists suffered bodily injury, which have been made recently to re- ican Wonder Man." and Mrs. J. Marcus of Minneapolis. deprivation of property, insult and abuse. duce the percentage of admissible im- Prof. Abbott tendered this mysteri- The groom's mother followed. The This pogrom was; not a spontaneous outburst of indignation migrants-to 2 per cent and for the ous entertainment because of his long Misses Dorothy Saltzon the part of the unemployed workers of Berlin, but was a registration of aliens the report says: friendship of Mr. Klaver. . Another bridesmaids, man, Bess Fox, Betty Fine' and definitely prearranged. and calculated demonstration of the 'These proposals vividly reveal the similar affair is planned in the future Fannie Shyken, were dressed in jantj-semitic forces aided and abetted by the police of Berlin. vice of arbitrary restrictive measures, for another group of Mr. Klaver's gowns of rainbow colors. The matron For weeks prior to/the outbreak the Vossische Zeitung, the lead- and Justify the attitude of those who friends. 1101-3-5' Douglas St. of honor, Mrs. Henry Haduff, ing nationalist journal of Berlin had been printing inflamatory consistently opposed the many at- The program, -wibich lasted almost of the bride, wore tan canton sister The concert given hj Ackeramn's crepe Jackson 2724 pogromist articles in which the Jews were accused of hording, tempts for the past seventeen years four hours, was different than any beautifully beaded. Miss Reva Cohen orchestra and broadcasted from the speculation and. extortion. They were charged with, responsi- to secure validity for the principle of kind furnished those present. W. O. W. station last Friday evening the maid of honor. She wore a bility for the acute food shortage and at their door was laid the the restriction of immigration. Once Prof. Abbott, who is a nationally •was gown of peach colored gorgette trimblame for the disintegration' of the already precarious German this is admitted the extremes to which known occulist, has entertained med with rhinestones. Little Misses republic. 7 . it may be carried cannot be foreseen. thousands of people. For years he Rose Fox and Bertha Greenberg were Hooligans,-bandits, criminals and pogromists were able to The entering wedge "was the literacy made a research of the mysteries the flower girls and Dorothy Saltzrob indiscriminately, to pillage stores and dwellings, to injure test; after this wag enacted, it washas of the world, gleaning magic art from man, the ring-bearer. The bride, and abuse, because many of our co-religionists were. Eastern- not. difficult jfor "those who appear to Hindoos and,the Egyptians. gowned in white gorgette and rhineEuropean refugees who were residing in Berlin, without official regard immigration! as an evil, to theMr. Klaver's guests were Mr. and stones, was accompanied by her sanction and consequently were unable to protest because of secure the passage of the 3 percentum Harry Lapidus, Estelle Lapidus, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus will their illegal residence. This pogrom had.profoundly disturbed law; now, there is discussion of a Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Monsky, Mr. and make their home, in Omaha after a every person with a knowledge of life in Berlin. It .is no exag- lower percentage, alien registration, Mrs. Samuel Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs. twoo weeks honeymoon in Chicago. geration, to say that it was almost inconceivable to persons.ac- examinations abroad, the selection of Arthur Rosenblum, IrvJn Stalmaster, We wisK to announce tHe opening 6t quainted with life in_.the German capital that such an outrage immigrants, and other like schemes, Sam Beber, Dr. and Mrs. Abe Green- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Saltzman, of could he perpetrated there. And yet, despite the incredible, all opposed to the historic policy of berg, Helen Eeikes, Martye Weinstein, Siosx City, Iowa, arrived Saturday an Up-To-Date Kosher Market, the thing happened. our country." Mr. and Mrs. Abner Kaiir.an, Mr. and evening to attend the Marcus-SaltsDelicatessen, and Grocery Store at In -another section of Germany, in Bavaria, the Voelkische There has not been any appreciable Mrs. Jacob Slosburg, Nathan Bern- man vredding. Mr. Saltzman. left Beobachter ,the leading Fasciste-nationalist organ, has carried decline, in agitation against Jews in stein, Rose Bernstein, Mr. and Mrs. Monday evening. on a bitter, uninterrupted malicious, anti-semitic campaign, and the few countries in which i t is still Louis Simon, • Mary Pritkin of Denthe fruit born by this.yile tree is expulsion, arrest and.abuse of prevalent, yet, .there was not anyver, Colo., and*.Dorothy Veta, Cheythousands of our co-religionists. (3Srd and California Sts.)] increase in its virulence or enne, Wyo. We have always considered Germany the land of scientific notable spread except in Germany, the report Chiropodist and Besot? anti-Semitism, where discriminations were made against Jews, stated. Shop where invidious distinctions were carried to the point of "In that country," says the report, Establishes 1S32 making the Jew appear ridiculous and inferior, but it had never "agitators who were in every case The Hebrew Educational Council met I5tb ftaiJ Barney Streets. as a cha&ce to EPgotten beyond the point of the phillipic oj caricature, but it affiliated with the.Teactionary parties Monday evening at the home of Miss Give j>rec)8te yocr biistcess- for appointments call Ja. 13774. appears that even in "Kultured" academic, scientific Germany, to overthrow the Republican May Shapiro. that an aggressive, consistent campaign carried on by venomous seeking, "We "will carry a full line of Koslier Government ,«ijl to re-establish the The Ivre Club held its dance a t the anti-Semites results in the same bloody and disgraceful excesses monarchy, continued their attempts to • Heats and Poultry, Kosher Delicateswhich have made of Poland, Ukraine and Hungary a veritable lay a t the door of the Jews the blame Ivre Club rooms Sunday, November FOR-RENT, 18. Several out*of-to\ni guests were shambles for our suffering brothers. - . •r sen, a'full"line of Groceries, Fresh Germany's : unhappy situation, present. Good rocm in modern home for All of this is not. without interest to us here in America, of charging them vrtij:j having conspired Fruits and Vegetables, Bakery -Goods, one or two gentlemen. Call where anti-Semitism has taken the form analagous-tovthat'in Mrs. Garsen entertained the Krei th«Fathe3and, t h F h 3 i hh andd •with havWebster 1172 for - further Germany in as much as it has confined itself to denunciation, Smoked Fish sad Home-Made Dairy chefsky-Pollick \redding party at particulars. discriminations and invidious distinction, although more blatant ing brought upon it all its present ills. dinner Sunday, November 18. Products. and crude than the German form, and not so scientific and n view of the fact that the Jews-conititute scarcely 1 per cent of the academic." Mr. and Mrs. Diamond announced opulation and that reliable statistics their silver wedding anniversary NoBut a new menace appears upon the horizon in the form of .Your patronage "will be appreciated, \ the leading1 New England journal, the Boston Transcript. In iave shown that practically every vember 16. ble-bodied Israelite yras .under arms come in and look us orer. an editorial anent the official reception of General Haller in Boston, the editor exhausts his vocabulary of contumely and during the war, in which over 80,000 Miss Ruth Lsehennan left Lincoln denunciation, and not satisfied with this, he advocates deports-* f the 600,000 saw service at the front, Saturday noon for Sioux City to visit enroute to her horns in St. Paul, tion of Jews whom he is pleased to call "aliens" who abuse 12,000 laying down their lives in the while Minn. Miss Lieberman was the house truggle,while 35,000 were decorated hospitality and freedom. This is not very far removed from the guest of Miss Sernice Diamond. and 23,000 promoted, the wicked unadvocacy of actual pogrom, and unless the Boston Transcript truthfulness of this charge is at once is made immediately to see the error of its ways, we may expect Miss Eethel Greenberg and Miss INSTRUCTOR revealed." „ much more severe and vitriolic outbursts on its part. Lillian ChudacofE were visiting Miss Phone, Harney 4417. Louis Marshall of New York was 720 No. 28th'Avenue As many of us are just as certain that no such thing as a Ruth Evnen this-week-end. They atre-elected President, Cyrus Adler of Hsraey 3163 1 pogrom can possibly occur in America as were certain, that it tended the Central-Lincoln footba ! could-not oecur in Berlin. Let us not be filled with horror and 'hiladelphia and Julius Rosenwald, of game. Hntol'i Kite Kittiumt, 26tl mi Bvst, \d± meit amazement by. the accomplished fact, but nip the thing in theChicago, were re-elected Viee»Presbud, for it is as much a fact today as it ever was that an ounce dents and Colonel Isaac M. UUman The Hasseans had a dance Friday of prevention is worth a pound of cure. We must use every if New Haven was re-elected Treas- evening at the Ivre Club rooms for means at our command to compel the Boston Transcript and such urer. The following new members members and friends. other organs as may subconsciously or consciously feel as does were added,to the Executive ComHarry Diamond left for Texas the Boston Transcript from printing such defamatory, scurrilous mittee: EH Frank, Baltimore;, Milton andMr.southern points on business. J. Eosenau, Boston; Leo M. Brown, and vicious editorials. We have unbounded faith in the principles upon which Mobile, Ala., and James Becker, Miss Ida Ruth Bogen entertained at a linen shower Wednesday evening America is founded-and we know that everything will be done Chicago. by the American authorities to protect all its citizens, and "yet, Jerusalem, ( j ; T. A.) Proclama- for Miss Minnie Krechefsky, a bridewith an incessant barrage of anti-Semitic slander, the people tions hailing the Bolshevik revolution to-be. .-Miss Minnie Greensoftie is enof Some communities may be so enraged, that-some pogroniist bii the sixth "birthday of the Soviet tertaining at-bridge Wednesday, November 21, to honor Hiss Krechefskjr. act may be perpetrated. The editorial in the Boston Transcript were confiscated by police as is the most provocative, braaen piece of anti-Semitism that has regime Pi&tiiram Specialists sgpn qs they appeared. A number of Low-.cost', of .operation combined with "all the other About fifty friends and Telatives atyet appeared in any-American journal, and lest we. forget it is communists 1514 Dodge Si. have been arrested. favorable conditions-here enables u s to sell at the tended the surprise party for Mr. and proper that we keep ever in mind Berlin and Munich.—"Detroit Eft. 1894, ' l a , 5619 lowest profit margin in^ Hie' wortcS—-a, -year round Mrs. Hosenburg Sunday, November Cantor Anshel Freedman, Lyric Chronicle." • policy of' imderpriciag is in effect hei'e—greater Tenor, celebrated Jewish Cantor, w values at every price—compare, The Triennial report of the presi- appear here at. the Beth Hamedrosh ACKERMAN'S ORCHESTRA dent, Miss Rose Brenner, was read, to Hagodol Synagogue; 19th and Burt the delegates. Miss Brenner praised Sts., Friday evening at five o'clock, the work of the Council's publications Saturday morning a t ten o'clock, and We can safely say that notably the quarterly, ."The Jewish Sunday evening at seven o'clock. 460 Women at Opening of Jewish Woman." This publication, the only Cantor Freedman has been cantor t Women's Triennial Convention one in the world devoted solely to the of Wilna's largest congregation in A F»fihi«m Bf view of in St. Louis, ' A Fashion now playing at interests of Jewish womanhood, has Poland, and has. appeared in con•new In all that's • • o f gong not only to our sections, but to St- Louis, Mo. (J. T. A,) ."Jewish public 'and' college; Ubjranes every- certs in Berlin, Warsaw* Paris, and London.. He has only been, in the •a 4o«fele '•alB ~ aen and wpmen are* gojnjf to-have a •where, and is indeed a magazine United States b a t nine months and 55 tremendous place when pea.c© comes br<:&&ted SBits for is without qnestion furnishing the hottest Dance has been oSered to sing before %$ the world," Carrie Chapxnag Catt, worfhy. of. any organisation. Music ever offered the dance-going public of me>a &ni. -youn% men. records. Omaha. To hear them is to enjoy them. famous woman suffrage leader, speaking on the, subject $f. "War and Y. M. ANH .y. W, H, A. NEWS TUESDAY NITF^-FREB TURKEYS .. Peace".told .the 46Q;women.gathered The regular.jtrieiting of thg Young WEDNESDAY NITE—THANKSGIVING in the Tenth Triennfat Csnyehtion of Men's and.Yciung Wom$n's Hebrew EVE DANCE the Council of Jewish Women. Association wiis held at the Jewish (Continued from page 1} , CJommunity Center Monday evening, tasting S e r v i c e Worsted O'coat Feature Values—"The "It is five years since the armistice Dancing Until 2:00 A. M. S u i t s — Nebraska feature Stormer" Belt Back, Fwll Belt, was signed and peace has nofc>eome replied, 'You haT© given on orde November 19. Mr. Sam Beber values-—-wide pa«*m raug«. Motor Costs, Gteat Costs, You've always had a good time at our two . estendetf. thapjtg to the entire "Y" that all Jews wear yellow hats. You yet, but when it does eome Jewish o'clock dances, sa don't miss this one. group. for th? ai4 that they gave Other Suits, $25^io $S5 Other.O'eoats, $25toS85 men and "women are going to have a and I are of ° Jewish origin and to the B'nai B'rith. carnival. SPECIAL THANKSGIVING MATINEE tremendous place in that movement," brought these two hata .50 that we Tfee Middle West's Largest Bistrifestosrs ©f Professor Nathan Bernstein adTHUESDAY . said. Mrs. Catt. '<The question befoiae too might obey you? decree.'" Mr. Ibanea told of the jnavemen" dressed the members on the subject the world today is how v?e may attain -KUPPENHEIMEE GOOD CLOTHES THURSDAY NITE—BIG THANKSGIVING of Eadio and explained to them and maintain j-eaee. : t h e League of in Spain aiming a t ' t h e return ,On« «f Kcbrosfea's BJasy Fsi»©us Style Features DANCE Nations, has been. engaged for some the Jews in Spain.. The movement Menial Telepathy. Mr- Oscar Leo* SEE OUK W I D O W S TODAy-^COSOTAnH OCBi is headed by Senator- Angel PwlSdo, sard, of St.;. Louis, Mo., also gave tjine gathering All your frieods will be here. Joia thepu tjine ia g t g statistics concern- Of course the purpose of this move- an address, Mr. Gilbert Jage, wellf th ld The rld ing armies of the wld,.; The world ment is hot to affect, a mass immigra- known local violinist, accompanied by today wants pe^ce. bui does not know tion of Jews^ There be -ndjMr: Jess Stilton,' i>iani$t, rendered haw t«< g§t i t . The. fault lies neither fear them .BX. Spain today, .which*several selestion3. HOME OF GOOD, CLEAN AMUSEMENT -with .'th*'«i»«artnttw* jio.r,.with the- has s severe.iramigtatiori problem tor. " •'•. *><"•" » • . • • • — '\- political' pasties,.-, fte. people must solve, the author ,de61aied. But w e | AUFLEBUNG Cl^VB decide what. they. wai% and. then, and want, a number of Jews to make? The Anfiebcmg Clab vrit\ celebrate ACKEEMAN'-S ORCHESTRA only then'can yraxU 'raace. be attain: Soain theit home aco^.* . ' its first -anniversary Swwfoy
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Reports of the .National Coun- a linen shower a t 4ier home Tuesday The marriage of Miss Enth Bern- Israel Synagogue on "The Wrestling cil Convention held in St. Isms last afternoon in honor of her sister, Miss stein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jew". week -will be given by Mis. Carl Rebecca Eothkop» whose marriage to Bernstein, 2443 Manderson St.", to Mr. J . L. Lax, c t Chicago, EL, will Mr. Albert- Pitlor, of this city, son Mrs. Frederick Cohn returned home Furth, president of the local organiz- take place soonation, and Mrs. Frederick Cohn, who of, Mr. H. Pitlor, of New Jersey, Tuesday morning from a ten day's '.' : has been set to take place Sunday stay a t St. Louis, Mo., where she attended the conventicn. The Misses Baylia Freiden and attended the Council of Jewish Woevening, December 16, at the home Mrs. Edwin Glazer, of St. Louis, Anna Pill ssxd Mrs. Abner Eaimen of the bride's parents, before the men Tri-ennual Convention. Mo., formerly Miss Mildred Eubel, of and daughter, Elaine, will leave Sonpresence of only the immediate this city, who is visiting here with her day night for El Paso, Tex. They will Mr. and Urs. Sidney Manley lave family. • gone for several mentis. Miss as their house guest, Mrs. Friedman, sister, Mrs. J. Katz, at the Blackstone be Freiden will leave for California folhotel, will talk to the numbers of the of Springvalley, DL FAIER-SHAPIRO Council at the meeting M-Miday on the lowing her visit in 3:3 Paso. The wedding of Miss Goldie Shapiro, Miss Sae Adelson spent the past Immigration and Americanization daughter of Mr. A. Shapiro, of Chey- week-end in Sioux City, la., as t i e work being done in St. Louis. Mr. Izidor Zlegler returned Sunday enne, Wyo., to Mr. John Faier, son of guest of Miss Euth Bain. from Chicago, IE., where he attended Mr. and Mrs. Max Y. Faier,' of this Mrs. B. T. Friedman returned last the funeral of Mr. Julius "Kippur, city, took place Sunday, November 11, Among the social activities that week from Chicago, HI,, where she Mrs. Ziegler's father. at the home of the bride. ' are being given this season by the was visiting' with her mother. The ycung couple are now visiting Temple Israel Sisterhood will be a "True Americanism" will be Rabbi in Omaha -with the groom's parents, musical to be given. Saturday, DecemFrederick Cohn's -object ^ for Friday ber 1, a t the home of :Mrs. Fred and •will leave soon for Pittsburgh, Pa., where they -will make-their home. Sosenstock. Mr. Samuel Katz is inevening, November 23; at eight o'clock charge of tie program for theat the Temple Israel. On Saturday BASLAW-LEFKOWITZ morning at ten thirty he will address musical. ' Miss Bertha Lefkowitz, daughter of his congregation on "Jacob's ThanksMrs.. Herman Goldsmith and .son, giving." Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lefkowitz, of •"•••<•..• this city, was married to Mr. Jack Leopold Mayer, are leaving Sunday Mrs. J.'Waxenberg and Mrs. I . Milton Baslaw, of New York City, for Phoenix, Arizona, where they will Sunday evening, November 18, at the spend the winter months with -Mrs. Samuel Schlaifer will entertain Swedish Auditorium. Eabbi GTodins- Goldsmith's* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thursday at an informal reception at Mrs. "WaxenbergV home in honor of . • ky officiated. The bride had as her M. Zroloff. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schlaifer, who maid of honor her sister, Miss Esther Lefkowitz, and as matron of honor Mrs. Charles Bedman and children, are leaving to make their home in her cousin, Mrs. Michael Cohen. Her of Ottumwa, Iowa, will arrive here California. Mrs. Schlaifer will leave bridesmaids were the Misses Sarah Tuesday to visit with Mrs. Eedman's Sunday for St. Louis, Mo^ where sh< will visit with her sister, and then will Wolfson *nd Clara Katzman. The parents^ Mr. and Mrs. A. White. - groom's bestman was Mr. Ben Sha- On Thursday, Mrs. Bedman and leave for Kansas City, Mo., where she piro, of Lincoln, Nebr. The Messrs. children, and Miss Ann White- are -mill visit with her daughter, Mrs. William Chemiss, of Council Bluffs, leaving for Los Angeles, Calif., where Meyer Taxman. Mr. Schlaifer will and Michael Cohn and Harry Osheroff they will visit with.-relatives. They meet her in Kansas City, from where they will leave for California. were the groomsmen. Little Miss Do- will be gone indefinitely. ris Lefkowitz was the flower girL Mr. David M. Newman returned Mr. Baslaw and his bride left for Mr. Edward Gluck and sister and a, wedding trip to Denver and Colo- family, Mr. and Mrs. Mas Summer Sunday from- a business trip in Chirado Springs, Colo., and upon their and children, Fanny and Melvin, left cago, HI. return win make their home with the Tuesday for California, where they Mrs. J. P . Cohn, who was a delegate •bride's parents. will spend' the winter -months. to the Council of Jewish Women Convention in St. Louis, Mo., is now visitMrs. Carl Furth, president of the ing in Chicago, ID. . Mr. and Mrs. H. Stein and family Omaha Council of Jewish Women, rehave moved into their new home a t turned home Saturday evening from Mrs. M. Freiden and daughter, May3146 Mason Street. St. Louis, Mo., where she attended the orie, returned Tuesday morning from Tri-ennual Council of Jewish Conven- an extended visit in California and Mr. Meyer Sflberman, of Des tion, which was- held the week of No- Texas. They left Omaha the early Moines, Iowa, visited here during the vember 11. 3>art of July for .California, sshere week. ' ™~ they spent several months and then Mrs. J. B. Gidinsky was hostess to Mr. and'Mrs. H. H. Auerbaeh are two tables of bridge at her home last went to El Paso, Tex., where they visited with Mrs. Freiden's sister, Mrs. now living in their new home a t Thursday afternoon. 4506 Poppleton Ave. The Omaha Chapter of Hadassah Mrs. H. S. Kamen is visiting in New wil Ihold tis Tegular meeting Wednes- York City. She was called because day afternoon, November 28th, at the of the illness of her mother, and she S ' I 'HE Final Close-Oat of the = will return when her mother recovers. 5 I Goldstein Jewelry Co. is is Jewish Cummunity Center. J— X now in progress. If you .Miss Esther Zalk will be hostess to are in need of any Mrs. V. Zucker entertained at a-the Ra Oth'Society at its ne^t social. = 5 Jewelry or Silverware, now is buffet supper Sunday evening at her S your chance to buy them a t home, and she will again be hostess Mrs. Ike Levy entertained at anS your own price. this Sunday evening at her home. evening bridge at her home Sunday evening. This Friday evening Eabbi L M. Charlop will address the B'nai Israel Sunday afternoon, November 25, the 1510 Farnam St. S Congregation at seven o'clock &nd his first of a series of card parties to be = subject will be "The Three Races". given this season by the Omaha On Saturday morning a t ten o'clock Junior Hadassah will be held at.the niiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuifr
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understood that attention w21 be paid of the Jewish question have Ireen to the question of the several thou- placed upon the agenda of the intersand refugees' froia • Russia in Bes-national conference of the League for sarabia and other parts of Eoumama. Hainan Rights, beginning here Noveirfrci B. The Committee of Jewish Most of these refugees are Jerrs. Delegations, with offices in Paris, is responsible for bringing the Jewish JEWISH QUESTION BEFORE The Sfth class of the Sunday school HUMAN SIGHTS LEAGUE Question to the attention of the organized itself and elected officers. Paris. (J. T. A.) Various phases League. The followlHg are its officers:. Moms Gross, president; Mas "Tamer, vicepresident; Ethel Hurwitz, secretary; Esther Steinberg, treasurer; Milton Frolnn, reporter; and Jack Epstein, •ZIONIST CLtfB KEWS A meeting -of "the Senior Division of the Fairies of ZIon was'field at the Jewish Commtmity- Center, Sunday, November 18. A new nsme for the dub wffl be discussed aiid decided upon at the next meeting. Miss Kartye We&itein is J€he leader -of the club. REFUGEE PROBLEM AT , BOUSiANlAN-SOTIET PARLEY Bucharest. (J. T. A.) The Roumanian Cabinet decided last night to commence negotiations for a commercial treaty with Soviet Russia. I t is'-,
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inconsistent." Similarly, Dr. Seich | part in the public life of Germany but a little cheaper or. enabling them to setfeiemehti depertds'upon Jewry's ef- port - expenses" of the' emigrants. buy a better grade of seed, making.it fort to understand the problem', and" The. Jewish refugees receive little £nd Eabbi Farbstein expressed them- emigrate to Palestine. possible by loans'on fair, terms,-to- having understood it,' its determina- or no "help from these organizations, selves in principle against the pro- Professor , Warburg declares that leave them with ;a better balance when tion :manfully" to face : its solution. ,the other relief "associations depend- posal, although they preferred to seeZionists are not English agents, being they get their returns on the crops. ing entirely" on the Jewish Joint what - action the Zionist Executive above politiics. England, however, by recognising the moral and material I know what many Jews would like to Distribution Committee and the Jew- wosld take. implications $f the Zionist "movement do. They would-"wish us ;to do; in Pal-.. Ero$i an Address at the Palestine Development The Zionist representatives have ish :'CoIonization Association. I t is estine what was .done in Gary, Ind., : * Council Conference, on October 21. reported in these quarters that visas left .for London to'attend the meeting showed the fine political sense it posand that is, buiid the city over night. have been", secured for a part of the of the Greater Actions Committee sesses, vrliich Germany unfortunately 3UDGE -JULIAN %'•MACK, - ' can be proud of the Palestinian Jews, What they forget is that an .evolution lacks, Professor Warburg concludes. Jewish' refugees, and that the others there. _ iBiii£'BaJ?6ttne'Development'"CGiintn. and-I thinkiwe^can .trust them-to -work was in process that occupied -nearly Choice Between Soviet Nationality are' being" assisted in settling down (Copyright ill)23, Jewish Telegraphic out their' own *• spiritual" and - cultural two hundred years before there was a and Expulsion Puta Jewish Ref' ' ' v Agency;. Inc.) . , . . to live.-in "Constantinople where they WARBURG DEPLORES GERevolution Tvithout pressure, propaganugees in Predicament. T have, gone to ^Palestine; I-have demand for a Gary, and before it bemay apply for Turkish citizenship if MANY LACKS BRITAIN'S W. J. Yates Accounting Co -vseen theliand^and.I have, been ^con; da or dogma from the Diaspora.came possible to assemble in one efthey ,shbnld waive the Soviet RusPOLITICAL SENSE We have in* the first place been the quered' "by &.'»- I .haye; discussed "PalConstantinople. ~ (J. T. A.)—The sian nationality.'. fort the material needed for a Gary. Berlin. (J. T. A.)—Professor Otto AUDITING AND* INCOME estine from-the moment-1 rleft~New means of'creating a new attitude in I want to stress the fact that only Jewish' refugees in, Constantinople, Warburg, former President of the TAX REPORTS . Yorfc~ to the 'moment I got back, -and Palestine—not that the spirit for it on the solid foundations of smaller said to number a few thousand, are Zionist Actions Committee in a statewas lacking, but the-opportunity was the;discussion:-continues. There <&n successful .undertakings can we hope in the predicament of other Eussian POLISH ZIONISTS SCORE 208 Karbach BIk. Atlantic 1031 be no'question from m y experience in wanting—that by these two .institu- to build'up the larger superstructures. refugees who are faced with the SAMUEL'S ARAB AGENCY PLAN ment to the Boersenzeitung retorts to Eurppe from^discossiohs witti'the men, tions we^haye brought-.into Palestine What we have done .through .the oper- choice of either accepting Soviet Warsaw. (J. T. A.) Leading Zion- the recent assertion in the same paper by the political leader Herr Koehrer, the-i»ossiaility which tie' Jews> there I met in^England, France, QeVm&ny, ations of our organization in Pales-' Russian nationality or being expelled ists of Poland, including Deputy Gro- a former Socialist, that Zionism serves Li are "keen to understand, o f operation, "" "\and Austria, that two. phrase? enbaum, the heead of the Zionist opis what the sound and" friendly, from Constantinople. British interests. Under the circumon sound business lines.' Every de- tine, py'the/Jewish; It is pointed out that if they position at the Carlsbad Congress, are stances Herr Eochrer suggested thst guiding and advising banker does in velopment,, whether it.be in Palestine the jJewisfr: problem', .and Palestine. this country, both in- the matter of accept the former, they are likely to vehement in their denunciation of •I ciyent" because I wanted to see Pal- or elsewhere, must give .consideration home building, mortgages and in that be deported to Russia at the request High. Commissioner Samuel's plan for the German Zionists should take no TO AND FROM • estine; the ^historic homeland pf our to 'the state of mind of the people of farm settlement loans. .We have of the Soviet authorities. If they an Arab Agency in Palestine. Declaring himself to be "categoricpeople; I-'wanted-to see Paltstine in resident in the area of development. gone thoroughly and whole-heartedly accept expulsion there seems to be ALL PARTS OF•whichfor"forty years Jews haviTheen Now, I think it is fair' to' say that into the borrowers' capacity, charac- no place for them to go except to ally" against any such proposal, Dep- THE BRINN & JENSEN CO. almost every Jew who has gone to THE WORLD Wholesale paper trying to do~ something real in agriter, and prospects and into the rela- the United States where the Russian uty Gruenbaum said this offer to the ibt for settle in Palestine has gone there culture; I wanted to get from the Paltion of Ms undertaking to the commu- • immigration quota is being rapidly Arabs renders opposition to the BritYAL J. rETEK&CQKPAKY Northern Toilet Tissue ish -Government "unavoidable." " estine that was, and the Palestine that with a double motive^-not only for nity, have counseled with and advised exhausted. 1307 Koverd St., Omnha, Nrh 1112 Harney Street is, a glimpse, | a vision of the Pales- himself, to satisfy his own desire for them and have finally accepted or re- The American 'Red Cross, the Senator Thon characterized the proATIartic 0340, AT-lantic 6409 tine that may be. And I come back self-expression and freedom, but also jected applications only,after .thor- Bristol Risaster Relief Committee, posal as "illogical, impracticable and frankly satisfied -that what" we,* the for the sake of others. Everybody ough consideration of all relevant fac- an American relief organization at Palestine Development Council, has thinks he is a pioneer behind whom tors. I don't say that we will not Constantinople, and an "American done in Palestine has been done^ and there is a possible host of followers, have to call in the collateral on some Society for the Relief of Russian PAXTON-BHTCHELL CO. equally frankly acknowledging that and therefore every Palestinian has a of our other loans, but I think you Refugees" are facilitating the deJ7th and !&artba Stu. HA. 1662 ITEN SENDER MILLMAN aXsnofactcrera of Brass, Bronze, what we have done is but a' small part project, everyone has a plan to draw will find that we shall have seldom parture of the "pre" Russians. These' Recently of Palertins Utuuisaia and Soft Gray Iron Castings. BISCUIT CO. t o o are assured of soft castings, e& of what can and should be done. Let the others in. And, therefore, every- been wrong, and I take it that you are, for the most part, former A gradcate of a Russian CnirersSty we mschine sense from every heat in one has a proposition •which is in a is an me say at once, and that it is not agree with me that our guiding mo- soldiers • and officers in the Wrangel ior n c o shop. Snow White Standard size c&st Iron an a bronze 'easy; even in a trip that encompasses large measure, dependent upon sup- tive should be not merely to obtain army for whom deportation to Expert Instructor Bakeries oashincs in stock. the whole land, to see Palestine as port coming from other countries, and the security for our investment, but Russia, it is thought, would mean (Rfff. S3. S. Tat. in Hebrew and Jewish Oflire.) one whole. It is perhaps a fault of therefore the task of putting getting aid in the success of the individuals' death. [ people to think in terms of local co.nbaring fifteen years ol experience our previous experience that we have ventures as the surest basis for the The work is being carried on under He wishes to give private lessons not realized that Palestine, just like ditions and of local opportunity and country's progress. to beginners and advanced pupils. Emerson Laundry immediate possibilities is, and if I the auspices of the League of Na• For further lnfonnntion call Carpenter Paper Co. .America, is not just one thing, but F. S. SSQKEX. Prop. judge right, will continue for some tions' High Commissariat for RusDistributor* of We should help' the business man many things; that it made up. of a KEnwood 2401. Phone Webster 0820 Western Bond—and High great number of factors, and though time to be a difficult one. But that and the small manufacturer build up sian refugees who bear the transTHE LAUNDRY THAT Grade Stationery I don't -want to pass hurried judg- we have in some measure succeeded and slowly expand. We can, by creEVERYBODY LIKES. Omaha, Nebraska. ment, I think they are out of propor- in getting the people, whether they be ating an agricultural fund, help the tion to its sazeThere ,are more .facts colonists or town dwellers, to think capable, farmer achieve independence. to Palestine than to any other coun- in these terms, is, I think, the first Farm credits are a problem in this try, and that by no means simplifies and most serious gain that we cancountry; they are a problem in Pal"The Mohl ' 1 tm. Pepper, Ylras-PwsMto*. • JOHN FELDMAN put to our credit. In actual practice, IDA L FREIT^N. Prop. estine, but if you are willing to supply Residence, 1343 8a. 25th St. the problem. There is the Palestine W. G., Ore. Secretary. Trl. Atlantic CG3:. _ we have served as the instrument by the money, we are willing to work" out Shoes and Genf s Furnishings of Jewish tradition and the Palestine of Business. 2323 Barney St. Gmaiia Fixture & Featuring Baierson and Tel. ATJanHc 3831. of' social' and economic experimenta- which four fine suburbs and residence a system. If we enter into these variDnnlap Shoes—?5 to 512, sections have been built up, or are Supply Co. ous fields of activity, not rushing, not e*UZiI< DKESS SUITS AND TUXEDOS tion. There' is, the Palestine "of the 311 South 16th for sale or rent. building, and our work and our methexpecting to perform miracles, buildCOMPLETE STOEB AKD, Arab and there is the Palestine* of Plsone JA. S12S 10S North 16t6 St. Phone Atlantic 8010. OFFICE OUTFITTERS the Jews in the colonies.and in the ods in this Tespect have met with ing stone by stone, we shall be able CLARENCE DESDUNES Open Evenings. towns. There is the Palestine of many approval and the demand that we car- materially to help in the development We occupy e m 75>,oao sac&xe £®st Concert Violinist and Teacher institutions and as each one who goes ry the method to all parts of the coun- of Palestine. _ 0OX!S3JWICB6 Cer&e? Stadia: Hawkln's Uldff., 8122 No. S4th St. Only Jewish Florist in town. to' Palestine, by reason of its peculiar try and extend the work in those There is a new Zion in the making. Eleventh ana Oecclae Streets. Phone. Wrbster E326. Office Hoars, 3:30 to 6. history and its demands upon the im- places in which it has been begun. - Whether it will expand and glorify i F&eoo: -Sscfescis WEDDING BOUQUETS. Violin bows and cases for sale. III .One has to talk in very humble OMAHA. NTES. agination enters with some preconcep- 4 into a great and successful Jewish J * tions so there comes out of Palestine terms of painstaking effort with poan ever-continuing flow and variety tential, far-reaching consequences, of impressions, i the multitude of while one can talk bravely if one is which there is perhaps more confusion anxious to get credit for glittering Essentially, there are two Pales- generalities. But it is just these humEvery Known Kind tines. The Palestine that exists with ble, painstaking efforts that are, acof Insurance its Arabs and Jews and non-Jews, cording to all the evidence that comes with its industries, its agriculture and before us, changing the face of Pal209 W. O. W. Bldg. JA. S944. JAckson 1862 its living people, and then there is estine.' The change in the breed of cows now raised in Palestine changes this other ' Talestine-^-the "potential Palestine "which as it develops may the possibility of the milk supply, absorb an ever-increasing number, of changes the earning power of the cow"Let Us Move You" WASH AND KEEP WELL Jewish settlers who there will de- keeper and the dairyman, changes the A RULE OF HEALTH velop their own life, according to the nutrition available for infants, .FRONTIER TOWEL SUPPLY' pressure of environment, and their changes and improves the physique of Operated by own ideas.' I am satisfied that }n the the next generation of Palestinian 1818 California Street. fundamental; principles, we hace laid Jewry. We all know that chain of ATIsatk 623§ JAcfcsoa 4338 down in this organization, we have evolution, only we don't think about it Recent improvements in the appearance and we think about it least when we adopted a right attitude. By withand equipment o£ this Sedaa «»dapt it, holding ourselves from all purely cul- are waving the flag. But that is just tural problems, by abstaining from all the kind of thing that this Credit more perfectly than ever, to famfiy AS EFFICIENT and EESPOKSEESJB political policies, by keeping ourselves Union Bank, with its comparatively well as business use. . ,f Where yoxa dotbes com© iiotne •wholly aloof from all religious differ- small loans, is doing—making possi. cleaner end last loasrer. Druggists and Statlcraere ences in Jewry, by trying in effect to ble better cows, putting a foundation A * badto 6380. lS0"?-n Jacfcsos 86, under the bee industry, helping little The body is swung lower to the road. A South ietb Street help Palestine help itself, we have H. A. JACOSSSBSEB, Fras. • adopted at once the most helpful -and colonies get on, a sound economic transmission lock, knob-grip steering the most practical policy. I think we wheel, a combination stop signal and tail basis, enabling them to buy their seed
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