March 12, 1925

Snobbery is tbe pride of those who .are not sure of their position. -— Berton Brcdey.

VOL. IV—No. 14

I never make the mistake of arguing with p e o p l e for whose opinion I have no respect,—Gibbon.

.Entered as second-class mall; matter on January 27th. 1921, at post office at Omaha Nehraaka. nnfler the Act of Uareb 8. 1879.

OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1925

SUBSRIPTION PRICE, A YEAR, $2.50

NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS OF JEWISH

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For First Show will be Staged at Braadcis Theater Sunday Evening

Two Hundred Workers Will Canvass City to Collect Pledges From Every Subscriber For Community Center

TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE

Workers Will Meet Every UToon For One Week at Loyal Hotel Grill Hoom-to Discuss Plans .

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AND DIRECTORS ELECTED AT MEETING OF SUBSCRIBERS. j

"THE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER MUST BE BUILT IN 1925'V this is the slogan adopted by more than 1,000 subscribers-who attended the annual meeting of the Jewish Com-' mtinity Center Wednesday evening in the BraAdeis Grill.} - -With- this slogan; in Tnind indre than two hundred workers volunteered tojjglp collect the pledges for the Jewish Community Center building^ These workers under the leadership of- chairmans will canvass every home in the city for the subscribers who have not yet paid their pledges.

"We need the entire support of every man, woman and child in the city to put this building over the top," said Harry H. Lapidus, newly elected president and general chairman of this drive. *'It is the duty of every Jew in our community to'help build this building this year." ,-'-. ' *~ : The workers will meet every noon at the Loyal Hotel grill room to report of the activities of the campaign.- Special arrangements have been made with the Loyal Hotel for this occasion.

HARRY H. LAPIDUS . . President.

SELICOW, Chairman; Edith ANNEEess Jewisn Community Center a n d intro- . -j^on sreudoisbn, JJen- Knbby. <2ovieh, Greenbers. Esther Katlemaa. dueed James T. Allan, architect, a n ^ «AMPRIEDEli Chairman jPhlneas Win-

explained the detailed plan of the "MAX FBOMKTN, chairmafi: Albert Kap-

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JOE L. WOLF ' Secretary..

LOUIS KIESCHBEAUN

Treasurer.

JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER BUILDING

"I will not be a party to any under- exterior, using moving picture slides taking that /will ^result in a failure as photographs. ' for the community," said Harry Lap- Henry Monsky, gave a detailed, reidus, -when* nompated for the office port of the - activities of the Jewish' of presidency. \1 m u s t have the en- Community Center, and when it was. tire support of th.ie community; it is originally started at Twenty-first and not a one man's job, but the job of Burt streets, and because of financial every Jewish person in the city." reasons, the building could not go on.

Lapidus was unanimously elected '-T remember ,the time when a group president by the large audience /who of men met in 1911 to discuss plans stood and cheered for several minutes for a building in'Omaha," said Henry with the result of the election. I t Moniky. ' •'This little loyal group of will be remembered that Lapidus wais men made pledges to raise $50,000 for general chairman of the original cam- a'building" and the pledges- were later paign at which time more than $250,- raised, but because of the fateful tor000 was raised, including the gift of nado of 1913, the plans were dropped; the late Morris Levy. they were later revived with new enHenry Monsky was the unanimous ergy, but again we were forced to choice of the subscribers for the of- drop them because of the world war. fice of vice president; Joe ;L- Wolf, But it is only recent history, and secretary; Louis Kirschbraun was re- every one in this Toom knows of the beginning of this campaign which is elected treasurer. now a realization." In 1922-our late The trustees elected are Henry friend and leader,. Morris Levy, Monsky, Harry H. Lapidus, William pledged' ?50,000 for a building( proL. Holzman, Harry Malasnock, Joe It. viding §150,000 additional would be Wolf, J. J. Slosburg.raised. This money was raised and The following members are trus- the building will be built this year." tees who remain from l i e past ad- Mr. Monsky then gave a detailed ministration and who will serve dur- report of the actions of the board of K. Garelict, Jake.Kiklla. . • ' • DR. A. GKEENBERG, Chftirinan; Nathan ing the coming year: A. B. Alprin, trustees and officers of the Jewish Green.

Wm. Grodinsky, T f a Levey, Dr. N. P. Feil, M. KuUv.ofsky, Dr. Philip Community Center. This report was Stein, J o e Katleman. ' - " * Sher, Jake Simon, Isidor Ziegler, accepted by the ..subscribers.

JOB GKEEXBEUG, Chairman; -Bave Greenbcrs, Dave Cohn, Sam (Cohn, 'Harry Harry B. Zimman, Louis Kirschbraun "The campaign needs the support of Silverman, Harry Greene. • • .. and Harry A. Wolf.

Chairman: SamBebeT, all," said Harry A. Wolf. "It is an I. P . GOODMAN, Goldstein, Meyer Beber, Jack The following were elected direst- impossible job for any one man. I Herbert Marer, Sam Wolf, I T S Slegel, Harry ors: Irvin Stalmaster, J. J. Green- know "that Harry Lapidus has organ- Kneeter, Darid Freeman.

J . KATLEMAX, Chairmaii; M. Bonk, S . berg, Harry Silvermann, J. B. Bob-ized a perfect machine to collect these Ravitz.

A. Cohen. ~- •• ; insrai, Dave Feder, A. Cohn, A. Herz- pledges and this machine will work ABNER KAISIAX, Chairman; t.6iii3 HarFred Greenberg, H. ' Singer," Arthur berg, Nathan Bernstein, S. J. Leon, constantly until every subscriber has ris, Eosenblum, Jack Alberts, A. I<eypy, A. J. Harry Kulakofsky, paid so' that this building will be Sllverman, Mrs. A. SUferman.^Sam E p Abner stein, Mrs. Joe Sherman, EBtelle L i d Anne Selicow. opened this year."

H. H. LAPIDUS, Chairman; \Tm. HolzThe following members of the The following committees will work man, Harry Wolf, A. Herzberg, J.- Harry Kulakofsky. :. board are now serving and will serve during the campaign: SAM LEON. Chairman; Irvin Stalmaster, with the new board of • directors: ~E&. Treller, Bill Albert, • Maurice JUchlin.

COMMITTEES _IKYIN LEYINE, Chairman j*Ed. Bubact, Morris Milder, Arthur Rosenblum, KEBECCA AZORIN, Chairman; Bess Nathan Rels, flmanud Gr&€n_.XJQOQ..GTOBS. Helen -Elefees, Anne White, Dr. A. Greenberg, Selwyn Jacobs, Greenbertr, Lillian Kooper, Fan Ackerman, Gertrude J. Davidson, Sam Kosenhlattr* Hyman Isadore Oberinan, Marcus Kraane.

Wintronb, Irma Wells, Hannah Sommers, Louis Hiller,' Martin Sugarman.

Ruth Herman..'

MORItlS, MILBER, ChiiimiaB; I). Feder, H At the opening of the meeting, Wil- NATHAN BERNSTEIN, Chairman; Har- M. E. Handler, M. Ferer. liam L. Holzman, past president of ryy TruBtin. LOUIB Simon, Jos. Bosenthal, AGNES ROSS, Chairman; Zena MaiseJ, - — - White, I-ouis Frei- Robert H. Kooper, Mrs. B> A. Simon, Mr« Jacob theJewishComiminitFCenter.gavea ^ Rue^uaTofsty! brief resume of the. activities of the | SCHAI.Ii FKIED, Chairman; Jacob Las- Chas.. Levinsoa, Mrs. s. Frooin, JB«as 1 J - 4—~ ' firowlte, Ben; Drevicn, William Giventer, Haykin T/l ..I, r -—,—,n-:4_, r»««»-««

'rvin Stalmaster, who outlined and ffii, KuSTSS^ cSSSi?*1"11 S

HENEYMDNSKY Vice President."

Kewman, KooperJACOB SIMOX, Chairman; Nathan -S. Xaffe, Xiouis Sommef, Isy BosenthaL PHILIP SHBJJ, -Ctainnjui; Cr,

Many good seats are still available for the first annual Talmud Tor&h and Sunday School Purim plays.

These plays will be staged Sunday evening at the Brandeis theater. Ths boys and girls in the casts have becw rehearsing daily to make this even'." one of the most interesting affair*; ever staged in the city of OmahaThree historical plays, portraying the days of Queen Esther, will be presented by the pupils of the Talmud Torah and the City Sunday School on Sunday evening, March 15, at the Brandeis Theatre.

In addition to the three plays, there will be » dosing1 scene showing ths Jewish people gathering at the gates of Palestine ready to enter f&teit '«etm>try after the thousands of years of: exile.

"The Dream of Purim," the play U be presented by the pupils of the City Sunday S<£.ool, is coached by Mis*.

Martye Weinstein. She is being assisted by Miss Julia Wise, "The Sunday School pupils h«v* been working daily and are ready tp present their play," said Miss Wcinstein.

Mr. H. Wohl and Mr. E. Bloch « * coaching the Talmud Torah plays.

"The Paper Hat," to be presented in Yiddish, and "Competition," the pi**in Hebrew.

"The plays will make the hit in Oraaha. People will be surprised how natural and how d<" votedly the performers •will reveal their talents and natural character which they have gotten through ihf-. systematic efforts of the Tearfie?* Talmud Torah," said Mr. Wohl.

"I hope and am sure that the caw? of the Talmud Torah is in every Jewish heart; therefore I know thfei everyone will attend the performance. whiebrrls the greatest ever presented in tihe history of the City Talwuie.

Torah," mad Mr. Uavitz, president ft the institution.

The ca«t et the "Dream of Furim*' are: Milton Ftohm , ; K «nc Lillian Dnwieh Qnwn B«tl>i«Lasar Kaplan , ....Morflkvui Jack Epetein ~— _...—< Hsynws Frances Gtmn ._y«t*Ji Sidney Golitenberg, Minnie Prohm, SjfJvUi Chait, Morrfx Fis!»f, Toiiy. FIi>K., Joseph Franklin, Sam Tatlebanm, Isadore Bender. Hpnnnji Stein, B n » Katekee, Esther Segal, and Elal* liomm.

Nathan' DanskT, Dr. A. Steinberg,- A. B. Alplrn, N. P. Feil.

ISAAC STERNHILL, Chairman;. Harry Sldman, Harry Weiss, Hyman Greenberg, Gertrude Perlis, Abe Cohen, Wm. Kaiman, Louis - Fellman, Stanley Levin, Henry "VTeisenberg, Pearl Sherman, Ida: Sidmaiu MARTIN SUGARMAN. Chairman; Henry Rosenthal. Isidor Ziegler, Dave Rosenstock, Selwyn Jacobs, Ralph F.- Cohn, Loyal B. Cohn, Dr. B. T. Friedman, J. B. Kati, Sol Goldstrom.

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SAM SWARTZ, Chairman; J. J. Friedman, Ike Levy, A. Warshaw, Sam G. Bialac. Ed. J. Krause, Jack Alberts, A. L Abramson, Harry • Grotte, Jules Gerelick, Sam R. Cohen, Abe Stein, B. Horsey, Mr. Lacfcow, S. A. Simon. • -E. METER, Chairman; David' Blumenthal, Harry Rachman, Arnold Browar.

JOE L. WOLF, Chairman; Hairy Malasnockv Henry Monsky, A. Goldstein.

DR. PHILIP ROMONEK, Choirman; Dr. N. Mnskin, Dr. H. Hirshinan, Jeannette Levinson, Anne Weiss, Bertie Berger, Ben Sonsem.

Omaha Hebrew Ctab POALE-ZION LEADER - '' •-;•: : "to Hold Stacker TO SPEAK HERE The Omaha .Hebrew cluBN"aembers will hold an interesting prograta Sunday afternoon -at its regular meeting at the Swedish auditorium. ^/Every member is urged .tp be thety Judge A. L. Sutton will be -the^prindpal speaker. O&er. numbers hate been arranged for this meeting. There will be smokes and'yefrssisnents.

Mr. B. Lacker, of Palestine, leader of Poale-Zicn, will speak in Omaha Sunday evening, March 22, at 8:15, at the Jewish Sommunity Center, •under the auspices of the local PoaleZion club.

"The Taper Hat", a two-aot play: Herald _ _ _ _ — ....Brwlng W e l Mr. Herman ™ ....___ Rebecca 8op»m?

Mrs. Herman .

—- Anna Giti>i.->VEsther, their daughter—.—^~._ .

Miriam Mrs. Krants Kebecca rscbecbR Henry „ Arthur Siej?»>< Clara . A'"fft ZwJhB-^l.

I/OUiB — „__ Ruth J?*.K Mr. Allen, boarder at S i m Krauts' house _«_»_ _*___....Fr(>fla So{»5irtr Tom, his son., . ___L.oi.ns Bri-mii" Pntim Shpyiei^—Fred N'ogg. Chnlm CbwK. Jack Adter, Harry SCInpr. HflK'*."

Kaplan, Martin Specter, EcbilJ Shapiro,

Prime Minister Baldwin's Ancestors Were Kings in Jerusalem "Cosapetltloti", S e b i e w During Crusaders Beigtt . ^ ^ ^ . D London, (J. T. A.)—Stanley Bald- Mother Esther .„... _ _ _ . win, Prime Minister of England, the Clmna BRITISH A m B T Ctaim i , .. p3 Mandatory power which supervises the Solomon , Chnlm Rn».H: MAY ATTEND OPENING Samuel _ _ . _ . „ „ .

Fred Kogt OF HEBREW UNIVERSITY execution of the Mandate to establish Coc:ntrie« they t London. (J. T.- A.) Colonel Leo- a Jewish national home in Palestine, had ancestors who were Kings in K b R p h , Frwl p pold Amery and' Sir. Samuel Hoare, 1 Gitnicis, B n t b FOJI. Surnh (Jermeii, Jerusalem, (J. T. A.)—Sir Anton Great Britain's Air Minister, will visit Jerusalem a thousand years before ICirscitPtsbf>«ni, Miriam Kirai-l Anns Kvibfifk, T>it>nh Cohen.cl B uJnin Bertram arrived here today f or the Palestine and Iraq on official bus- the time of Sir Herbert Samuel.

C t p r Leo ISnrriMoin, < r»<i purpose of presiding over the govern- iness during the Easter recess, acKubin. iT>'vry Splner. Abe This was recalled with pride by the X>ia>tr>arR ment commission which was appointed cording to an official araounceinent British Prime Minister a t a banquet Win*1, leaner ; Karjorte * to investigate the differences between of the Colonial Office. held here last night. During the ROSP Friumnii. .ieaiiiseft*» K the Greek patriarchate in Jerusalem They -Rill • le&ve London on March reign of the crusaders in Palestine, Cohen.

Anna Feliroan, SjivSp Mnflehhonm, ^»els Temin. J a c t AiDei-, Greek 19 and-, will .retttra at tbe end-of from 1100 to 1186, the list of cru- JWittelmuu, Krakofsky, Morris .Eid^l. Oorniby orthodox camrnunity i s Palestine. The ApriL It is probable tliat tLfey will saders who ruled in Jerusalem in- 15n, Saraft retlsttHn, &nmh BR««I, Anns SIlvennBn He^ilBb Bflwr, I^oyal K«pl»t>. difficulties are chiefly of a financial attend the. opening: of the Hebrew cluded Baldwin.the First, the Second, LouJs Eraode,. Bennte KsUetschlii, jpr Etewits xtebecca KirtcJibaaia. C nature.

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ntad6 me feel at least twenty years the Junior Congregation will take younger. place Saturday, March 14, at the Teft> Agnes. Well, since your youth has pie vestry. returned, let's take in a movie at the Rialto, and see Rose Lazarus in her Mr. S. 1"r STogelsen returned {torn latest picture, "All's Well That Ends a business tri|j in New York.

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Mr. Norton Lieberman of St. Paul was in Lincoln for the Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity initiation.

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Jewish Press Publishing Co., 790 Brandeis Theater Bldg., Omaha, Nebraska.

Attention Mr. Nathan Green Dear Sirj I am sending you a letter which I received from Mrs. I. Malashock, mother of Harry and Jake Malashock, well know workers in our Jewish ranks. The letter is self explanatory and needs no comment and should be pub, Ushed.

I cannot help, however, from expressing at this time the appreciation of the officers of the Jewish Free Loan Committee for Mrs. Malashock's generous gift.

How proud we should be that we have such mothers among us and what a wonderful example this should be to the many other people in Omaha similarly situated, who by this method can create a, living fund, Which will be constantly before us reminding us always of their generosity and their self sacrifice.

•'' • Sincerely yours, .

H. A. WOLF, Chairman Free Loan Committee.

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The year1926rwiff:celebrate' two occasions of major importance. I t will mark-exactly one hundred years since the death of Thomas ^ffersbnHne father of democracy and the champion of religious liberty. litwill also note one hundred fifty years since the glorious Fourth of July in 1776 when the Declaration of Independence wfis adopted.' It is fitting that Philadelphia, the cradle of liberty, have the honor of planning and conducting the celebration. Some misguised enthusiasts have suggested to Colonel David C. Collier,- Director General of the Celebrations, that there be a ''Jewish;Section" in the parade. His reply should make the;pit>ponents of the idea think. In favoring the project, he says, in part: "I "should like to see such a section, as will help the Jewish people to place themselves as a nation among nation^ through the-up-buiWing of Palestine." The question for American Jews to answer is this: v Do they or do they not desire to be considered as Pales-1 tinians. in America^ or;, rather, as Americans of the Jewish -' faith? We have always contended, and it seems to m with reason, that Judaism is a religion and that we are today in '" n6 sinsei'a "hatibni"' ~T^erd seems no more jutification in givingiis:]&: Jewish'; section: in the parade than in assigning r • similar section to Protestants and to Catholics*. We sincerely " appreciate Colonel Collier's good will and courtesy, but we . can not wax enthusiastic, as Americans, over anything that even remotely suggests for Jews another "nation.** We " know but one nation and to it We have sworn otir allegiance the United States of America.

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Mr. H. A. Wolf, Chairman, Free Loan Committee, Omaha, Nebraska, Dear Sir: ^ The publication in The Jewish Press of the gift made by the Zimman children in memory of their mother towards the Free Loan Fund brought to tny mind the great work you are doing.

Your need must be great at the present time* I am, therefore, sending you check for $100.00 to the Free Loan Fund and I hope it will go towards helping some unfortunate family get on their feet again.

Sincerely yours, MKS. I. MALASHOCK.

Frank Martin Will Speak at Temple Brotherhood Dinner

Mr. Stine will be connected with the Grand Leader and Co. Rabbi S. E. Starrels' sermon for Friday night was "Hebrew, Israelite or Jew, Which Is the Best Name?"

Next Friday lie will speak on "Jewish Toleration."

Messrs. John and Meyer Beber of Omaha were in Lincoln over the weekMrs. Joseph. Sarbach of Nebraska end for the Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity City is the guest of many friends and initiation.

Illustrations and Lecture Free to relatives.

Public.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gasson enterMr. and Mrs. Sawislak left for their tained their club Thursday evening The y Brotherhood of Temple Israel home in Wisconsin. Mrs. Sawislak at their home. announces a special feature for its was formerly Miss Jean Evnen. next monthly dinner, to be given at Miss Josephine Sherman enter-* Miss Hazel Stinburg returned from tained the Hadaynnth club Sunday Temple Israel Wednesday evening, a trip to Los Angeles, having spent afternoon at her home. The afterMarch 18.

The committee in charge has se-several months in the city visiting noon was spent in playing bridge. The cured the services of Mr. Frank T. friends and relatives. first prize was won by Miss Sara Martin, who will give an interesting Mr. and Mrs. Abe Stine and family Somberg. Consolation prize was won "Travelogue" on Europe. Mr. Martin have moved from Beatrice to Lincoln. by Miss Dorothy Diamond. has traveled extensively throughout Europe and will illustrate his talk with a most complete collection of Btereopticon slides taken by himself in some of the leading centers of Europe, The showing of these slides will be in the Temple Auditorium at eight Read—What R. Kulakofsky has to say. o'clock and will be free to the public.

About his Packard A dinner will be served in the cestry rooms for members of Temple "I find my PACKARD CAR very easy to drive.

Israel and the Brotherhood at 6:30 It has proven satisfactory in every way. When p. m.

FRENCH OIL INVESTIGATION IN SYRIA Paris, (3. T. A.)—A government commission will be sent to Syria for the purpose of investigating the oil prospects there, according to press reports published today.

in need of a new car, I will buy nothing but a PACKARD." (Signed) R. KULAKOFSKY Of the Central Market.

Richardson Motor Car Co« Telephone'. Atlantic 3250-3251.

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LINCOLN Mrs. liose Goldfein of Fremont,

THE INFLUENCE OF RACE Nebr., was the guest of her son, Sam Goldfein, and family.

In a time of transition it is natural that inquiry into the JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTEE nature of- the various races of men should be carried on by MUST BE BUILT IN 1925 Mrs. H. Bergman of Lusk, Wyo., scientists and scholars, and every honest attempt to get truth was the guest of her parents, Mr. and is to be, welcomed. , A recent book by Dr. Ellsworth Huntingtott, With thik thought in mind two of the young ladies in the Mrs. S. Fogelson. entitled "The Character of Races," with reference to their form- community seeing farther yet into the future, have seen the ComMrs. S. Fogelson entertained the ulation and modification by environment, is decidedly more worth jmunity Center Building and various members of the t thcommunity, characteristics,! t w ^ t ^ hence; of consideration than many of the the works on racial charaetensti^ hn t k i thi lit ith ly,t Nioxna Sewing club at her home g their listeners them, on most ofwhich are merely written for propaganda purposes, Dr. Tuesday evening, at the banquet honoring thewith participants in last the Wednesday afternoon.

HuDtmgtonassigns a higher place in the. scale of progress to the i9E5 Y Bh5W, the Misses Agnes Rosa and Jeannette Levinson Miss Sara Friend returned from so-called[Nordics than he does to the other.races, but attributes entered th6 gate^ of tiie future and presented "A SCENE IN her trip to New York where she visit to climatic conditions and the geographical position of the THE COMMUNITY CENTER IN 1945*' ited friends and relatives. countries they inhabit. He asserts, however, that the claim that s lievinson twenty years from now is waiting for Miss Habbi S. E. Starrels gave a talk on practically all progress everywhere is due. to Nordic, infusion is Ross in the Community Center Building on 20th and Dodge Sts., Jewish beliefs and doctrines during a "groundless fiction." The author's view of the Jews, whom he and the following eonyersation takes place: vesper services at College View. The rogards as a racej. is especially interesting. He holds that their Jen.- Ten td tKree, find I had an Jen. Who was he?

Rabbi wasentertained by Professor history confirms the view that their racial character is plastic appointment with Agnes at 2:30. My, Agnes. Senator Nathan E. Green, and Mrs. George. how that girl has changed in twenty and he gave an eloquent address, and and changeable, having changed frequently in the past, and is years. When I knew her» twenty believe me, Jen, he get applause changing: no5v> with the prospect of still further changes in the•years Mr. L Stine left for a two weeks' "ago, she was never late for an aplenty, because J^rs. Nathan Green future. These opinions are debatable, but they are much more appointment in her. Well, at least and the ten little Greens were there. trip "to the east. He will visit Chireasonable than some scientific Views of the past, present and he is keeping me waiting amid pleas* Jen, Another active Y member of cago, Pittsburgh and New York. atit eitfroundlngSi Omaha JeWify jflay 1925. But tell hid about the others. future of the Jewish •people. t Community C i t Cfett- Who is Director of the Community Messr?. Sam Wessel and Louis Dr. Huntington has a real knowledge of the people who, as Well be protid of its Oh, there ehe la tiow. fielloi Cents* now?

Friend were in Kansas City on a he says, were picked put for preservation because "they were tut.

Agnes.

Agnes. Mr. Wm. R. Blumenthal is business trip. tenacious of thekv race, tenacious of theit homes, ahd, above all, Agnes. Hello, Jen. General Manager, and you ought to tenacious of their religion." The tenacious regard that the Jews Jen.. Helios Agnes.

Bee hia office, it's wonderful. But The dance which will be given by have in t h e p a s t exhibited.for their ; religion, of which their Agnes> HellOj Jen t one can hardly ever see him-now. tenacity for their homes is an essential part* is indeed the Jen. Oh, don't worry; I haven't ten. Why? any weight.

Agnes. Well, his office hours are determining factor in Jewish survival and development. So long ostAgnes.

Awfully sorry to have kept tmtd, 12 to 2 and he goes to lunch FOR RENT as it continues, the Jews, whether as a race, a people or a nation, you waitinr* bat I had. lunch with front 1 to 2« but he is ably assisted 2 Front Light Housekeeping will continue t6 survive because they conserve the power that Anne Selicow, the Governor ef Ne- by Art Goldstein, who is also musical braska, and We just lost tra<;k of Director of the V* By the way, you Rooms. has in the past insured that survival.—Exponent. : In private family.

time; *' semeinbeif Sophie Joffe, don't you?

Call at 2612 Capitol Ave., or Jen. Oh> that's all right. I've been Jen. She was Secretary to Mr. .

JEWESS IN CONGttESS eokiae afduild yoli* Community Ceft^ Blumenthal in the old days, wasn't call Atlantic 1460. what I have Seen of it MB £>he?

Mrs. Julius Kahn, Of San Francisco, has been elected to Con» ter, and ssed even my wildest ildest imagina urpassed gress .to succeed her late husband, who for so many years held tidH. Agnes, Yes, Yes, and andwhat do you supAstiUyy haw have you idH Tell ine, iine, AsU h wh • an eminent place in the national capital, Mrs* Kahn is the first managedd to kkeefi it looking pose fehe h has h done? d?

66 nice loki i Jewess to achieve the distinction of niefnbershi|} in theHoUBe for twenty ^eajfsf ^eajf Jen. What?

NAT MEISTER A A Well, she has opened a But yoii have only seen the of Representatives, and. probably is the first Jewess to attain Agnefe.

Writes all kinds of Home fof Stray Cats and won't let part that Wa# built in 1926$ before such a position in any.land. you ieaVe> Z must ehow you the addi* a one in under 351 When Susan B. Anthony, whom Rochester claims as iU own,tional eijt floors and the annex which You know it's quite difficult to keep agitated so strongly for woman's rights, little did she realise Was recently built. Of c&Ufse, you ili touch With all the rest of them, SERVICE wrra EACH POLICY.. that there i§ A drive uhder way but still I manage sofnehow. I saw what a notable service.so many years hence she Would be per-know I l l W . O. XVi Bid*.

Jackson 1313. now to purchase the old dfehttal His;h a number of them i.

New York last forming for the Jews in helping to bring this about.

School ahd ground^ for the Omaha Month, Saw Bill GiVenter in his new Hebrew theological Seminary and fcomedy, "Back to the Garden of campus?

Eden,'1 ahd he's great Had dinner ANNOUNCES FIGHT Germany, Holland and Other1 iJett. How wonderfull But ttell Ind With Mr*, and Mrs, Shrotley Goodman j Veil Can Be Relieved cf Your BookAGAINST HITLER'S ANTItries Will follow Ihe lead of Amer-> you khow Shfolley is President of keeping Problems—At a Small Cost Who 1B the of h head h f this i drive? dri?

SEMITIC AGITATION ican Jews and enlist in the Agency, the N. Y. Hardwood Lumber now.

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Jeh. tsh't thefe anyone of importWas announced by Deputy Schaeffer, the Society for the Advancement «>f everyone wss working BO bard on thetihee left in Omaha? How about 'Community Center Drive, to build this member of the Bavarian Diet for the Judaism, of New York, who has b#6n upon what was then "a hole in th§Irviii Stalmaster, Ralph Gohn, the Voelks-partei at a mass meeting ar- appointed ad the official represents* ground on Dodge street," Is Mf. Mailtei girls, Lew Abrahamson, and others?? ranged by the- Citizens' League. tive of the Zionist Organlsatian of LapidUs still as active ib Community theAghfeSk A Don't you know that Irvin Center Work?

• In a lecture under the titte)-"Our America at the dedication exercises Agnes. Yes, he's still active, but Stalmaster is one of the best criminal Reply to Hitter," Deputy Schaeffer of the Hebrew University. you u remember remember- hisfeori, feori,"little'' little Lester Lester lawyers in the country, Shd that his condemned "Hitler's niedaevat ahtiLapidus?

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WlU h fame hag surpassed even that of Cla^ wotk now that there is hardly any* Mice O&frow? Ralph Cbhh is Jewifih persecutions" and declared thing left for his father to do. You Chemical Genius, and still whole heart that he Would fight against his agita- JEWISH NATIONAL FUND Lester, is one of our most prom- and fancy free. The Maizel girls?

WILL AID YEMENITES know tion. It was stated that Schaeffer Why, they're happily married. Lew inent men about town.

AND Jerusalem, (J. T. A.)—The Bdafd spoke a t the request of the Bavarian Jen. I suppose he isn*t the only Y Abramson, that man accumulated BO PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AUDITORS of Directdrg 6f the Jewish National much wealth that his main ambition Government. member" of i925 who is active in ComIsadore AbraffiSofi, Manager Fund has decided to come to th munity Center work now. Who ishow ifi to pUt over" the top the drive for funds idf gold ddO* knobs on the At. 1450. 790 Brftndeis Thea. Bldg.

President of the Federation how? relief of the Yemenites in Palestine DS. WEIZMAltfN SAILS Agness The Bame man who" Waslocker rooms of the gym.

FOK JERUSALEM whose plots of ground are insufficient President of the Y in 1925, Samuel N. • Jen. Agnes, this talk with you has New York. (J. T. A.) -Dr. Chaim for their growing families or whoWolf, and just as capable now as he "Weiamanrt, President of the World have not yet been settled permanently. wae then. . Jen. Whd are the other officer ef Zionist Organization; sailed on the Another Yemenite village will fee the Federation? established for which the Fund has Olympic for London .after a three Agnes. Our first V. P. is Dr. resolved to purchase the necessary Weeks' Visit ih New York, during Philip Ilomonik, who is also Fresi* dent 6f the AmeHchh Medical Assowhich the negotiations for the union tract of land.

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PAGE S—THE JEWISH PRESS—THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1925 Mrs. Sam Weinberg, of Fremont, to attend the Ruback-Baker wedding lop and Messrs. S. Ravitz, A. Wolf Nebr., spent Sunday in Omaha visit- in Sioux City, la. and E. Bloch are members of the ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. board appoint*? fjy tAe=organization.

Mrs. A. PradeU is sponsor of the Mifikfn. : newly organized sorority, Kappa Inter More than one hundred attended Mr. and Mrs. H. Eosenstein have as Nos, which'was organized at the home the Purim celebration of the Jewish their house guest Miss Edith Glickj of of Miss Bertha Batt Sunday after- Ladies National Progressive Club Nashville, Tenn. noon, March 8. Miss Minnette Zeig- held .Tuesday evening, March 10, at man has been elected president of the the Jewish Community Center.

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ferer enter- club. tained thirty guests at dinner Tuesday The libary Bcarf that was raffled evening at their liome in honor of the by Mrs. J. Katleman at the Deborah thirteenth birthday of their son, MorSociety meeting held Wednesday afthey will visit with Mr. and Mrs. ton j who was confirmed last week.

WEDDINGS Junior Daughters of Zion to ternoon at the Jewish Community Charles Rupert.

Hold Open Meeting Sunday Center was won by Miss Ray LentzLAZABtfS-t^ENBEBG Mrs. Mamie Block left Monday for Miss Eve Feriberg, daughter of Mrs. The Junior Daughters of 2ion will n&r holding ticket No. 104. The moMiss Florence Kahn and brother, Toledo, O., where she will vieit for Charles Fenbsrg, of Des Moines, Ia^ Mr. Jack Kahn, left for Jacksonville, several months with her sister, Mrs. hold an open meeting and program ney raised from the raffle will be has set Sunday evening, March 29, as Fla~, where they will visit for several Ben Binder, and Mr. Binder. Mrs. Sunday afternoon, March 15, at 2:30, sent to Palestine charitable instituher "wedding date to Mr. Joseph E. months.

Block is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. at the Jewish Community Center. A tions.

Lazarus, son of Mr. and Mrs. H . Lazprominent speaker will give an adJ. Adler.

The Daughters of Zion regular arus, of this city. The ceremony vri.ll ; In honor of Mrs. Victor Eosewater, dress at the meeting.

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Robinefin*. of be solemnized at the home of the of Philadelphia, Pa., and Mrs. MUton The program prepared for the aft- meeting will be held Wednesday afgroom's parents before the presence B. Newman, of Los Angeles, Calif^ Walthill, Nebr.,- were lie fcouse ernoon will be given in the following ternoon, March 18, at. 2:30, at the Jewish Sommunity Center. Business guests this week of Mr, Robinson's order: both formerly of this city, and n of only, the immediate family. will be transacted.

•parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Robinson. visiting in Omaha stopping at the Address of "Welcome Sadie Drevich After their -wedding trip, Mr. LazPiano Solo Mildred Shrago arus' anS his bride "will *eturn to Des Blackstone Hotel, a number rf social While here they attended the Annual Piano "W Talk on "What the dob is doing" ...-.Sophie Spar M- * les, la., where a reception will be affairs have been given. Mrs Henry Market Week held here.

Vocal Selection _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S a d i e Drerich Reading. ilary Claire Shames given in their honor. They will make Eosenthal, was hostess at a luncheon Mrs. Harry Braviroff left this week — Helen Wise their liome in Des Moines, as Mr. Laz- Tuesday afternoon at her honw com- for Sioux City, Ia^ on account of the Dance arus is the Iowa branch manager of plimentary to these visitors, and Mrs. illness of her father.

At the regular meeting of the AufHerbert JETeavenricb entertained at a the M. J. Brandenstein Co. lebung1 Club held Sunday evening, Proceeds to Be Sent to Girls' Orphan luncheon Monday at her home.r : Mr. M. E. Chapman is on a buying March 8, at the Jewish Community School in Palestine. trip in New York City. He is ex- Center, Mr. Sam Beber gave a talk UBBEY-LEVEY A unique masquerade cpnng dance on "Service." Several musical num- More than forty prominent Omaha March has proven a record month •will be given by the Temple Israel pected home this week. bers were rendered. Miss Edith Gelfor weddings this year. One of social Sisterhood this Saturday evening at Mesdames Morris Goldenberg, J. roan was elected chairman of music men and women have already pledged interest Trill be the "wedding of Mis3 the Blackstoae Hotel.

Goldware, M. Glassberg, Ai Newman, Mr. M. F. Goodman waa awarded a themselves to serve as patrons and Sadie Levey, daughter of Mr. and patronesses at the Omaha Junior HaMft and Mrs, A. H. Brodkey* of S. Corenman and P. Katzman will be prize for selling the most tickets. dasgah first annual spring dance to Mrs. Harris Levey, to Dr. Harold lobby, of Providence, R. L, son of Sioux City, la., who were visiting hostesses at the monthly card party The club will give a regular monthly be given Sunday evening, March 29, Mr. and Mrs. Selig libby, of Bosr here last -week with Mrs. Brodke-'s to be given by the Ladies of the South dance Sunday evening, March 15. at the Fontenelle Hotel. Randall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. xtolakofsiry, Side Congregation at the Brandeis ton, Mass. ' Royal orchestra will furnish the muGrill Monday afternoon, March 16. The Literary Circle will hold their sic Seventy-five invitations have been returned to their home Sunday.

The proceeds will go towards the re- regular meeting Saturday evening, "The proceeds of "the dance will go issued for the ceremony that wQl be of the Synagogue in March 14, at 2219 North 20th street Mrs. Dave Goldman, of St. Louis Sconstruction towards the upkeep of the Model solemnized Tuesday evening, March outh Omaha. 'ool for Girls in Palestine 81, at 6:30, in the parlors of the Mo., who was the gnes< of her par- • The Ladies' Orphan Society held Blackstone Hotel, followed by a din- ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Heizberg, has Mfes Belle Goldberg entertained ten an election of officers February 24, school hous-T Palestine orphan ner-dance in the oriental loom. [returned to her home. Mrs. Max £o- couples at a surprise party Saturday and the following were elected: Pres- that are being prepared for various Mrs. Michael Katleman, sister of [senblum >iid daughter, Elaine, of Lin- evening at her home in honor of her ident, Mrs. L. Baum; vice-president, professions. We will not maintain the -bride, will be matron-of-ionor, coin, Nebr., who were at^o guests at sister, Gertrude.

Mrs. A. P. Goldware; recording sec- any individual orphans, according to and -Miss Rosamond Fleisher, of Bos- the Herzberg home, left for their retary, Mrs. S. Wintroub; financial a. letter from our New York h"-^ h o m e . . .

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Mies Molly Nitz was hostess to six ' ton, Mass., will be brides-maid, Little secretary, Mrs. A. Stein j and treas- quarters, but our quota to this school couples at a bunco party Sunday ure^ Mrs. A. Wolf. The Mesdames will be $600 a year," said Betty Fine, .Mass Isobel Rita Katleman and Ja* The congregation of Temple Israel nice Fleisher, of Boston, will be the will Jbear Rev. J. R. Perkins of Cdun- evening at Phelps Hut complimentary S. H. Katz, 1L Tatie and M. Green president of the Junior Hadagsah. little flower girls. Mr. Maurice Ro- vil Bluffs, at the regular Friday even- to Miss Ann Minkin, who is to *be will be trustees. Rabbi J. M. Chat-j A partial Ust of those who will ' bmson, of Providence, R. Lj will serve ing services at the Temple. As a spe- married Sunday, March 15, to Mr. '• as the groom's bestmanj and Dr. cial feature of the service for that Isadore SosTdn. Prizes were won by Miss Bertha Abrams and Mr. Sam Philip Levey will be groomsman. evening, "Kol Nidre" will be sung by Brookstein.

Dr. Libby is arriving March 24 to Mr. Disbrow. 'The Finger of God" be the guest at the Levey home. The will be Pabbi Frederick Cohn's serout-of-town guests who are expected mon topic Saturday morning at the ; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kuklin liave taken an apartment at the Bernard for tiie wedding are Mr. and Mrs. S. Temple.

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Fleisher, Mrs. Joseph Lobby, Miss Rosamond Fleisher, and Miss Janice The Misses Florence and Dorothy : Mrs. Morris Margolin «nd children, Flei&Tier, all of Boston, and Mr. Mau- Ringle entertained at bridge Saturday Morton and Esar, of Diasville, I ^ rice Robinson, of L Providence. evening at their home in honor of formerly of Omaha, are at the home Miss Eva Baker, of Sioux City, la., of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rnbaek. They KUBACK-BAKER are leaving the latter part of the week A number of Omahans are leaving who is to be a March bride. for Sioux City, Iowa, the latter part I of this week to attend the wedding of Miss Eva Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Baker, of Sioux City, la., to Mr. Meyer Ruback, of Avoca, la., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ruback, j i of this city. The ceremony will be j * solemnized this Sunday, March 15, -at the Jewish Community Center in Sioux City. RalaH Braver of Sioux City, will officiate. Miss Baker has '. chosen for ier maid-of-honor, Miss Sara Euback, sister of the groom,; and the Misses Fanny and" Miriam Ruback, Lucille Baker, Minnie Wohlner, Helen Schulman, Esther Wascos, Shirley Ruback, Eva Rapart, of Minneapolis, Minn., will be bridesmaids. Mr. A. Baker, of Sioux City, for the brother of the bride, will be the groom's b-etman. Little Miss Ruth Baker will be flower-girl and master Morton Margolin will be ringbearer.

After a wedding trip, Mr. Ruback and his bride wiU be at home in and Avoca, Iowa.

A mong the Omahans who are gofag to attend the wedding • are Mr. and Mrs. J. Ruback and family, M*. and Mrs, Frank Jacobs, Mrs!. E. Jacobs, Mr. and MTB. L. Ruback aiid family, Mr. and Mrs. D. Miller and family, Mrs. L. Wohlner and daughter, Minnie, Mrs. D. Silverman, and the Misses Ethel Fisher, Florence and Rorothy Ringle, and Eva and .99 Evelyn K&plan.

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Mr. aaa Mrs. M. 1. Gordon.

Dr. and Mrs. A. Theodore.

Mr. ana Mrs. A. llomm.

Mr. and Mrs. William i* HOISJUBU. Mr. and Mrs Harry Lnpidus, Mr. ana Mrs. Mas Frumkin.

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Mr. sod Mrs. Arthur fiosenbimn.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simon.

Mr. Nathan Bernstein.

Mr. Nathan E. Green.

Br. TTm. Groflinsky.

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Mr Herbert GoldBtein.

Mr. Hurry Chufineoff.

Mr. Irrin SfalinaBter.

Mr. 3oe Lineniaii.

Leslie Burkenroad.

leave at the end of March for the United States, for the purpose of participating 'ji the B'nai B'ritli convention which Is to be held in Atlantic City, N. J., on April 20.

Cairo, (J. T. A.)—King Fuad approved the election of Cliaim Nahum Effendi, foriaerly chief rabbi of the Turkish empire as chief rabbi of the Jewish community in Egypt,

GERMAN B'NAI B'RITH WILL LEA\TE FOR AMERICA Berlin, (J. T. A.)—Rabbi Dr. Baeck, president of the Union of German Rabbis and Grand President of the B*nai B'rith Lodge in Germany, will •

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Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cahn left Saturday evening for Los Angeles, Calif., where they will visit with relatives for several weeks.

Miss Tina Altschuler entertained at a bridge and mah jongg tea jat the Omaha Athletic club Sunday afterYnoon complimentary to her cousin, — r U r s . Barney Kean, a recent bride,who TT- formerly Miss Flora Bienstock.

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3,000-meter man in the amateur track ( world. ' .• Recently, on a visit in Germany, in Was Prominent and Active Communal a special race at Hanover, be outran Worker. the German champions : Housen, Frandsen, and' Dieckman, winning in the good time of 14 m. 9 s. Katz is More than one thousand people ata member of the Jewish Sporting As- To Hold Final Games and Dance tended the funeral services of Miss sociation "Stiarna'^ of Helsingfors. at Auditorium Blanche Altman, age 22, daughter of

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Ben Eisner and Bob Markson are considered very proficient members of RECORD MAN Another Olympic winner at Paris, the 1)0x1119 squad. Eisner especially •shows greatt promise. i Nat N t Lyons L and d M. Winter, of Australia, is a good Bernard Goldberg are managing the Jewish lad. As it is remembered, Varsity wrestling team. > H. Gans; Winter not only won the hop-skipremains —----- one ' of the " old . , reliables . - , . of- the " ! and-jump event, but established a new soccer team. world's record. It does actually look as though we could recruit a strong Michigan University - The- strong baseball team of the Jewish team for 1928.

University is being managed by THAT'S THE SPIRIT Adolph Loveman, a very energetic and Waterbury, Conn., is being placed versatile 'sportsman. Julian Hirschman, member of the tennis team, has on the Jewish sporting map by Joseph lately developed into a player of high H.. Kleinman, the veteran basket-ball player. "Joe" has undertaken the collegiate rank. position of .athletic director of the - University of Southern California Palmour Club of Waterbury, a newly Jewish students here are excep- organized club which, in the absence tionally active in athletics. - Bill of a Y. M. H. A., is the representative Citron is on the football manager's Jewish sporting: association of•" that staff, and one of the best-liked field districts The Palmour basketball five men. Assistant track, manager is has already given a very good account Jelly Levjnson, who, mentioned en of itself this year, and, according to passant, has a gifted pen., Mr. Kleinman, will soon be in the forefront of state competition. . McGill University (Canada) This item, might seem of only local Almost a consistent winner is Max Crestohl, fencing champion of-McGill interest j but it, is really of national for the past five years. " This young import,'for it reveals the'initiative of law student .has also, captured the Jewish sportsmen in creating eyeryamateur championship, of the JProvince where proper opportunities;, for the of Quebec, after defeating the Veteran encouragement of healthy physical fencer,. Prof. Nobbs. Crestohl is a development. A Palmour dub; here member of the All-Canada Intercol- and there is of great value in the legiate team, at present in the United preservation of the sporting spirit States, competing against a" picked among our youth. Bravo, Waterbury! * American team at the Annapolis Letters and contributions to this Naval School. He is the only Jewish column are welcome. Questions relaboy on the entire Canadian team.

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Mr. Abe Epstein, of New York City, organizer of the Icor Committee for Jewish Colonization in Soviet Russia, will speak in Omaha at a mass meeting to be held by the local branch of the Icor organization on Thursday evening, March 19, at eight o'clock at the Labor Lyceum.

The organizations sponsoring the mass meeting are Workmen's Circle Branches 626 and 258, Workmen's Loan Association, Jewish National IVoilers Alliance Branch 54, Workers Party Jewish Branch, Radical Women's Ciut and the local Icor Committee.- • ' ' '

. Joseph'Solomonow, twelve year old son pf-Mr and Mrs. W. Solomonow of Nashville, Nebr., won first place in ZIONIST CONFERENCE WILL BE oral" and .third place in a. written HELD IN VIENNA IN AUGUST spelling contest held by the. schools ; Vienna, (J. T. A.)—The Fourteenth of Washington county at the Blair Zionist Congress will be held here in courthouse Saturday, March 7. the middle of August, according to Young Solomonow will now partici- official announcement made by Dr. pate in the Interstate Contest between Ehrlich to press representatives.

Nebraska, Iowaj-lHinnesota, and South Dakota..to.be'held in Omaha Maj? 8.

The contest will be-held at Tech High Phone JA ckson 0043 School." Young Solomonow was.alsq be >d are attempting to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Altman, held from winner of the spelling contest last v';-;SAM'NEWMAN make one * the record sales in the the family residence at 2340 • South year.' • ' ' " . ,• .

-:.•';.- ""•.•• Painting and Decorating city. It is planned to. have eight •Thirtyrsecond avenue, Wednesday aftWALL PAPER teams in Omaha i during the time of ernoon at 2:30* Burial took place at 214 South.

18th St. Omaha, Nebr. the Golden Hill Cemetery, Rabbi Fledthe tournament ; These teams repreJewish Girl Awsrfei First : sent chapters of A.. Z; A.-throughout erick Cohn officiating. : ; •; • Place in Pmito Cciitest; the entire country. '; <• ' • ' - • Miss Altman died from a railroad The Omaha debating team,.consist- accident early Monday morning, when Council Bluffs.—Miss Helen, White-;; ing of Ben Eazlowslcyr Dave Beber she- and Miss Ethel Steinberg, Mr. i,^ twelve year old, daughter, of and Mau*-*-- A'perin, is being coached Morris Steinberg and Mr. Aaron GlaMr.-and Mrs.. S. W^iitebpok, was!

by Fred White. The ; Omaha basket- zer, all of Ft. Dodge, la., were reawarded first place in a- piano .conDrugK»sts and Stationers ball team'-has been practicing daily turning to Ft. Dodge from Des test held by all the high schools at Moines, la. with hopes oicapturing.the first prize An interurban freight honors..'- ''.-• . . • - , . train struck the rear end of the auto Council Bluffs Tuesday afternoon at the Thomas Jefferson High SchooL The Chamber of. Commerce is co- in which they were riding and threw Miss: Whitebook-is-now eligible-to operating with the committee to make Miss Altman out "of the car, her head enter the State Piano Contest to-be' this a great "ent. /"We expect the striking a rail that fractured her held soon. She is a.student at the C&rpenter Paper Co people, of Omaha to put this tourna- skull, causing instant death.

OlBtribotor* of Thomas Jefferson High School.

Miss Altman was active in commument over," paid Sam ,Beber ; "It is Western Bond--and High the first time ?n the. country,'t!.-.*- any nal work here. She was an active Grade Stationery body of Jewish boys have gathered member of the T. M. and Y. W. H. A., Oman* for athletic and educational tourna- the Junior Hadassah, and at one t" >e Don't Wait Tfll Erev PesacliH president of the X. T. C. club t'.iat Do your Painting ments;" was affiliated with the Y. She was and Decorating NOW. Captain: Tester Lapidna. - - .1/Ientenants: Dare Bebor. Harry Sid- also active socially here. She WPS a Save 25% of the cost. maii. Izadbre Ele\rlt». HaTrr RnbepRteln.

Work Guaranteed Privates:* MHton Berkohitz. Morris Brod- graduate of the South High School. ker. J/»eCohpn. Morris Falk.. Lonis FellW A W 6424-.Burl Street.

Besides her parents, Miss Altman is J.- Pr fOc iTUnUi M A J N , Tel. Jackson 159S. man. Hprlxrt Forman. Harry PrepeU Mas OlTot,; Arthur Oreeu. l«onard Hpnnan, survived by a brother, Raymond, of I Diamond Importers Pretl Knrtzinnn, Hymie Milder. Sam Min; kin. Harry "Nlestnan, Abe' Swartz. Joe Omaha.

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Washington and Lee University Here we have a very strong Jewish contingent. M. Felsenthal has been captain of the Varsity bowling team for two consecutive years. B. Sternberger represents the school in Bob Interesting Program Arranged for does ft Glickstein is making the tennis champ Social. look to his laurels.

(To be continued.)

Omaha Hadassah chapter will hold a Mothers' and Daughters' social JEWISH OLYMPIC Tuesday evening, March 17, a t the Jewish Community Center. All mothTEAM Taking up the suggestion made ers and daughters are invited to be Silver. Hymen Shripr; • sometime ago by Joseph Brainin i n ' a t this social. The members of the Captain: Marion Graetz. ._ , L . _ U . K 1 > » . Jthat . 1 . . . 4 . ±X _ . . U I*.** ••* _ : • • • ' •_ - . . . ' •-• an article: it _would be a«. m^^S^A^i mighty Xipotvnantr: Stanley T*vln, -Jerome Dia- YOUNG STUDENT fine thing if a Jewish team participat- Junior Hadassah will be the guests of mond. Meyer Freeman, Ben Kazlowsky.

DIES SUDDENLY the Hadassah chapter.

Privates: Sam Bender. Fred Bernstein, ed in the International Olympic games Bernard Meiches, 17, University of Simon Cohn, Dnvid Forman.

Al Fogel, of 1928, Dr. Gustav Spiegler of Ger- "The Hadassah work is known to Abe Friedman, Sol Olaier.* Al Greenherg. many, President of the Jewish World every one in the community." said WHHam Kaimnn. ' Lonls Milder, David Omaha student, died at 10 Monday Sporting Organization, "Ha Mak- Mrs. A. Silvermari, chairman of the MltMeman, EdwaTd Knback. Harry Wise, evening after an illness of 24 hours.

Maurice- Alperin. ;-.. y kabi," writes: Death was due to a spinal disease - "Efforts should be made to have the social. "Its work is being carried Young Meiches, apparently in go-id Jewish people represented as a na- out in every detail amongst the poor MESOPOTAMIA!* JEWISH health Sunday'morning, complained tional entity at the next Olympic of Palestine." . .: LEADERS HONOR D. E. games. in the afterndon of a severe headThe following program has been ar"To all the world it will be an un- ranged for'this social: . BAHER, PROMOTOR OF .

• mistakable sign of OUT national re^ ••[:;"' JEWISH^ EDUCATION birth when, for the first time, our Hatikvoh, hy Audience.

Bagdad, (J.-T. A.).—David Elias blue-white flag appears on the mast Piano solo, Arthur Goldstein.

WASH AND KEEP WELL Baher, , noted supporter .of Jewish of .victory, a symbol cot only that we Community singing.

A RULE OF HEALTH have entered the sports-competition "Hadassah; Work," Mrs'.; K Silver- religious- education, arrived here on equal.- terms with all the other naFRONTIER TOWEL SUPPLY where he was received by representations, but that ,one of our people, m a n . ; .'. :'..;. . ; . ; ' . ; . : ' ; * . '",,';.'.,''•"'. "•'"•' tives of the lyiesopotamian Jewish 1819 California Street. frankly and openly a Jew, has become Reading, Mrs. ^Rickjie Boasberg. ' community. A Banquet arranged in worthy of the Olympic laurels. Truly, Violin solo, Harry febnonovitz. it is a goal worthy of the efforts of Junior Hadassah work," Rose Fine. his honor.in the auditorium of the the most noble."

Jewish school was attended by Sas-' BEN CIVIN W. R. WEAVER A Jewish team is rather a delicate Vocal solo, Max Jacobsori, accom- soon "Effendi, the Mesopotamian W e 1011 Ja. 1205 proposition. We are inclined to be- panied by Al Finkel. •"-.

Minister' of Finance and prominent lieve that it will be next to impossible Y. M. H. A. quartet.

WEAVER & CIVIN Jewish leader of Bagdad. Mr. Baher to achieve. And then, an athlete of, let .us' say, England will find it his JULIUS ROSENWALD announced the formation of an o r Architects duty to compete for his country, even ganization for the establishment of a HEADS BOARD OF JEWISH Engineers if he is a proud and fervent Jew. Above- all, in view of the • present "SOCTAt SERVICE SCHOOL Jewish * school in Bagdad. 25,000 LET US PLAN YOUR HOME status of the Jewish people, the New York, (J". T> A.)—A Board of rupees have already been raised for OR BUILDING matter smacks too much of politics. Trustees was organized for the the school. \i Why not think of a * Palestinian team, composed of Jews and Arabs? Training' School of Jewish Social Here "is a question worthy of • the . Work. This is a national organizaTjest brains. Our readers are heartily tion aiming at training for social invited to express their opinions. workers for the Jewish agencies BUILDERS OF HIGH GRADE MOTOR CARS * * • throughout, the country.

THE JEWISH Mr. Julius Rosenwald of Chicago is CHAMPION president, Mr. Louis "E. Kirstein of Nebraska has joined our discussion - regarding- the greatest Jewish cham- Boston and Dr. Lee K. Frankel are pion. We quote a letter receiyed from vice-presidents, Mr. I. E. Goldwasser Mr. Dates Shulman, 1236 So. 24th St.,' is treasurer, Mr. Solomon Lowenstein, .Lincoln, Nebraska: secretary, Mr. Felix M. Warburg is '*My • choice is Benny Leonard, chairman of the. executive, committee" lightweight champion of the world. I believe Benny possesses the strength, and Mr. M. J. Karps of Chicago is 'brains, and fighting sense of any the director, lightweight champion in boxing hisA Board of Trustees including tory. I have seen Leonard in action prominent men and women throughmany a time. He is the most graceful, supple, attractive athlete perform- out the country,has been elected. ingf today.

'The Jewish race has developed AGUDAH DELEGATION many great athletes, but considering ARRIVES IN JERUSALEM past and present, Benny Leonard is The greater value of the Flint Jerusalem/(J. T. A.)—The delegathe king of them all. He is the only champion fighter who has given every tion of the Agudah headquarters, Six has been recognized and recognized challenger two .changes to ' under the leadership of Dr. Pinchas appreciated. Its superior per•win his-title. Benny is indeed a credit Cohn, president, arrived here today, to the game, and to the Jewish race.

• * formance ability has been enThe delegation brought a plan for The title of "Greatestt Jewish sh ChamCm dorsed moSt emphatically by pion" is his due. Undoubtedly, many i colcdfeation work on the land - purof your readers will agree. . chased by the Agudah. everyone who knows automo"In or off the ring, on the stage, or biles and their capabilities. Its wherever he may be, Benny Leonard is s true gentleman. When Leonard popularity and use" is increasing appears on the stage, the audience actually goes wild over this Jewish rapidly wherever fine cars 1924—Lots, lad who is a self-made success. are sought.

Extras. Price P«We, aa jews, may boast of many great leaders, scientists, authors; but in the world of sport Benny Leonard The Flint Six is mqUe in T*«o has an undisputed claim to-, be-called 1924—Bestof the most outstanding leader."

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where he later died.

'Besides-his-mother, Mrs. Eva JSalprin, he is survived by two brothers, Sam of .Omaha and Max of Chicago, and three sisters, Miss Minnie Meiches, Mrs. Fannie Morgansterh arid Mrs. Bessie Wolsson. Funeral services were held at 1:30 p. m. Friday from the home, 2201 Howard street.

Interment was at the Pleasant Hill cemetery.

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