April 30, 1925

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VOL. IV—No. 21

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B'nai B'rith Deletes Attend Twelfth Quinquennial Convention; Alfred M. Cohen Elected President

OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1925

CHOFEZ CHAIM, LEADING 2LECTED TO EXECUTIVE POLISH RABBI, TO SETTLE COMMITTEE OF I. O. B. B.

PERMANENTLY IN PALESTINE

SUBSRIPTION PRICE, A YEAR, §2.50

Y.M.H. A. BASEBALL TEAM WINS SECOND GAME Greet Judge Mack Speak Friday Evening on His Return to at Temple Israel Zionist Platform

The Y. M. H. A. baseball team won Vilna. (J. T. A.): Chofez Chaim, its.second game of the season Sunthe oldest and most famous rabbi in day afternoon when they defeated Poland, has announced that he is the American College team by a leaving shortly for -Palestine, where score of 8 to 5. The Y team is conhe will settle permanently.

Sight of Both Eyes Whilr Declares He Has Remained sidered as one of the strongest teams Recently, when the rabbis affiliated in the league. Altschuler pitching in Service in France Faithful to the Cause with the Agudath Israel in Poland, for the Y allowed but six hits and of Zionism Henry Monsky, Harry H. Lapidus and requesting Rabbi Chofez Chaim to fanned eleven men.

TOURING WESTERN CITIES ; .

Sam Leon Omaha Delegates join them in their opposition against The Y team will play the TwentyBRINGING MESSAGE DR. ELIOT ADVISES the Hebrew University, the aged rabbi fourth street Merchant team Sunday OF JUDAISM AMERICAN LEADERSHIP afternoon at 1:30 at Muny Beach. categorically refused, declaring that ADOPT RESOLUTIONS PRESENTED he heartily favored the Hebrew UniRabbi Michael Aaronsohn, of CinBoston. (J. T. A.) Enthusiasm These teams are now in a tie for first

BY VARIOUS COMMITTEES versity. cinnati, O., who is now touring the marked the celebration of the open- place.

West, will speak at Temple Israel ing of the Hebrew University held Atlantic Cit.—(J. T. A.)—Alfred Friday evening, May 1. here when Judge Julian W. Mack M. Cohen was 'elected president of Rabbi Aai'onsohn is field representmade his first appearance on a Zionthe Independent Order B'nai B'rith. ative of the Union of American Heist platform since the split in the Alfred M. Cohen is the president of brew .'

Congregations. During1 hi* Zionist movement, which occurred .the Hebrew Union College of CinProfessor Nathan Bernstein and following the Cleveland convention in Finance Committee to Collect All Western tour he will occupy pulpit* cinnati, ana\ for the last twenty-one The Order of Aleph Zadik Aleph, In all of the large and prominent 1921, Declaring that he had ever Harry Flenarty Principal years has been on the Board of organized in Omaha and sponsored Dues. ; : cities, delivering a message of Judaremained faithful to the Zionist cause, HENRY MONSKY Speakers.

Governors. of the . college. He is a by Omahans arid District' No. 6, sm to the Jews of the United States.

Judge Mack-stressed the task which member of the Eexecutive Committee I. 0. B. B., received endorsement of Omaha Lodge No. 354, I. O. B. B., Henry Monsky was elected -to the Rabbi Michael Aaronsohn was born More than one thousand people at- lies before American Jewry and called will begin its campaign for collection of the Union of American Hebrew the International Order of B'nai executive committee of the Interthe opening of the University a sigCongregations and for the last 31 B'rith at its recent convention held national .Order of B'nai • B'rith.\ Mr. tended the thirty-third anniversary of all finances of the lodge in conyears has been; president of his con-, in Atlantic City. The A. Z. A. is Monsky is the youngest member in celebration and class initiation of the nal challenge to the manliness of junction with a large membership gregation. campaign which will be launched withnow the only recognized junior this committee. He has been ^ m e m - Omaha Hebrew Club held: Sunday America's Jews. evening, April 26, at the Fontenelle "The Jews of the United States in the next week. Special committees B'nai B'rith organization.

It is indicative of his lack of parber of the committee for; the Mast are comfortable .and, at ease and the will be organized to help, in this camThe A. Z. A. was organized in two years, having been appointed by Hotel ballroom. tizanship and the "warm, interest he Mr. Fred White, president of the question is if they will be:magnani- paign. takes In all Jewish causes, that he is Omaha with but a handful of mem- former President Adolph Kraus; At club, was chairman of . the meeting. mous and visionary enough to carry bers and because of the work disCommittees will be headed by I. F. the president of the Hebrew Union the recent convention'held in' Atlanout their duty properly for their own Goodman, president; Jake Malashock, Principal addresses were given by played by the leaders, the Order College' and at the same time trustee tic City, Mr. Monsky was one of the sake and for the. sake of their chilof the Orthodox Talmud Torah in grew to thirteen chapters in all most popular arid noted men of the Professor Nathan Bernstein and Mr. dren," Judge Mack declared. He em- vice president; Meyer Beber^ secreHarry Fleharty.

Other numbers. on : parts of the country. tary;, and Nathan E. Green, chairman Cincinnati. He has gained a nationconvention. the program were recitations by Miss phasized the necessity for American of the finance, committee. "We will "The, A. Z. A. will now have a wide reputation for tmselfish, selfHe was urged to run for the office Ruth Wintroub and Mr. A. Wohl.

Jews to do their share for the sake begin on an immediate campaign for sacrificing devotion to all construc- larger field and with more en- of president and after much' persuaof posterity, that if their children inThe general history and activities tive" Jewish activities and all effort couragement to build up more sion by his many friends, decided to quire what their fathers had done in the collection of dues that are owing of the club were given by the.various chapters," said Sam Beber, grand to foster Judaism. He is on the board I run against Alfred Cohen of Cincinthe hour of need they will be able to to the lodge," said Nathan E. Green. of ;directors of the Hias and is inter- president of the executive com- nati. Alfred Cohen was elected pre- speakers of the evening. The Degree answer with truth and dignity that The committees •will report on the ested in the rebuilding of Palestine. mittee of A. Z. A., who returned sident, receiving eighty- votes to forty Team of the club held a public initia- the crucial moment had not found results of their work Monday evening. tion and installed -one hundred new Alfred M. Cohen was elected by j early this morning from Atlantic for Henry Monsky.

"We will make a special canvass of members into the dub. The Degree them wanting, Judge Mack said.

City, where he attended the B'nai eighty votes. Henry Monsky of! the city for new members," said Jake Team consisted- of A. Kaplan, chairGovernor Fuller was warmly greet- Malashock. These members will be Omaha received forty votes. Mr. j B'rith convention. The work of the man, and Messrs.. John Feldman and ed when he lauded the traditions and installed at a special open meeting to A. Z; A. will be taken to Europe, Monsky congratulated the Order on!

N. S. Yaffe. ^ ideals of the Jews. "The eyes of the be held later in May. ' t h e election of Alfred M. Cohen and' by -the European delegates who at.

The Omaha Hebrew Club now has race are' again turned happily to tended the convention. pledged his full support to the new: "The special open meeting- in May a membership of over nine hundred Zion," he declared, "to see • the^ new will be one of the best ever h»ld by president. On a. second vote Alfred M.; Cohen iwas elected unanimously. gardless of the judgement of many $450,000 Budget Proposed for Next members, and is today one of the child, of Palestine in the form of the Omaha Lodge,"'said I. F. Goodman, largest organizations of its kind in Mt. Scopus University." He con- president. "This meeting •wilt be in 'Baltimore, Md., in 1896. He • Mr. Sidney G. Guswprm, Rabbi individuals that the same should be Five Years the United States, , veyed the- good wishes of the state open to the public, and at this meet- educated in the public schools of BalHenry Cohen, sai William Ornstein: modified; or repealed. The amendment and assured "the leaders of the sym- ing the newly elected members will timore and graduated from the B?iK nominated Alfred M. Cohen while as enacted into statutory law proAtlantic City, N. J., (J. T. A.)—The pathy of Massachusetts with the Pal- be installed." timore City College in 1913. During Sidney Livingstone sponsored Mr. vides exemption for the manufacture [ Executive Committee of the Public Reception For estine aspiration. . the years 1913 to 1816, he was variand sale of wine for sacramental Monsky. Rabbi Jonah B. Wise nomIndependent Order B'nai B'rith, electMr. " And Mrs. Blumenthal Dr. David Yellin spoke in Hebrew. ously employed as a stenographer find inated; Lucius I. Solomon, who de- purposes. ed at the Twelfth Quinquennial" ConDr. Charles.

W., Eliot,, president settlement worker in Baltimore. Ht "We are satisfied that our accredit- vention held here, is a body repreclined.

A public reception will be, held entered the Hebrew Union College «nu"i The climax in the proceedings, of; e d spiritual leaders are cooperating sentative of the ablest leaders in Sunday evening in honor of Mr. and emeritus of Harvard University, who University of Cincinnati in 1916. the;Twelfth Quinquennial Convention; ^ every way with governmental Ameriea and abroad.

Mrs. William Blumenthal at the recently stirred American public opinion in. his stand against assimiHe enlisted in 1P17 at the age of of the Independent Order B'nai agencies to restrict the privilege acBeside Alfred M. Cohen, candidate Blackstone Hotel. The reception is lation, was unable to attend, but sent 20, in the First Ohio Infantry Nationcorded under the sacramental exempFuneral for Nathan Spiesberger Held for mayor of Cincinnati in 1900,.and given by the officers and members of B'rith was reached in the morning his salutation, which was read. It al Guards, which later was absorbed tion strictly to sacramental purposes.

Wednesday Afternoon president of the Hebrew Union Colthe executive committee of the Jewish session of the fourth day, Thursday follows, in part: in the One Hundred and Forty-scrmorning, when the resolutions pre- We condemn unqualifiedly any one lege, .who was unanimously,elected of Welfare Federation. Invitations for "The Jewish race, in spite of its Funeral services for Nathan A. enth Eegiment, United States Infantsented by the various committees who assists in or connives at the use the I. O. B. B. to succeed Adolf ;Kraus, the reception have been sent to all dispersion and the persecution it has Spiesberger, 59, president of the M. ry, and z-eceived his military training of the exemption, accorded under the Lucius L. Solomon, who was remembers of the Federation.' were brought before the convention Mr. and Mrs. Blumenthal were mar- everywhere suffered, has always Spiesberger & Son Millinery Co., at at Camp Sheridan, Alabama. He \v«.t by the resolutions committee for dis- law, for commercial or personal ad- flected first vice-president for his fifth, term and Archibald Marks of ried several weeks ago and left im- maintained, through its rabbis, a high 1014 Farnam street, who died late promoted to Corporal and then to Bnt" cussion, and action. The session was vantage."

New Orleans, who is now abroad-and mediately for Cleveland, O., where standard of sacred and secular learn- Monday after a short illness, were talion Sergeant Major. In the AvRabbi Jonah B. Wise, of Portland, opened by prayer by Rabbi Zielonka who was re-elected second vice-presi- they visited with relatives. Mrs. Blu- ing. It gave many generations of held Wednesday afternoon at two gonne Forest engagement, in 1918 h.-: Ore., expressing the opinion that he and was presided over by President was in agreement with Professor dent, the following were elected to menthal was formerly Miss Sophie Jewish children more and better edu- o'clock from the family residence at was •wounded while carrying an inKraus.

Joffe and was secretary to Mr. Blu- cation than was accessible to Chris- the St. Regis apartments. Burial was jured comrade to safety, losing farUnanimous action was taken by the j Louis Ginzberg of the Jewish Theo- the Executive Committee: tian children in the same centuries. no held at the Pleasant Hill Cemetery. sight of both eyes. convention in its action on the report i logical Seminary that "there are Mr. Henry Monsky, presidentof the menthal.

"It is natural that the Jews as a He spent a few months at the Ev«u-~ Mr. Spiesberger had lived in of the resolutions committee: of which j sacraments in Judaism", and that Nebraska State Conference on Social whole should plant in Jerusalem a green School for the Blind in B(«~ Omaha for twenty-five years and had Judge Samuel Rosenfeld of St. Louis wine is not a necessity dictated by Work, Sidney G. Kusworm of Dayton, 31,860 DESIATIN LAND ALuniversity in which Jewish learning, timore and then returned to Cincinbeen an active member of the Omaha LOTTED FOR JEWISH SETis chairman, in its report on the im- the Jewish religion, offered an O., Jacob Singer, treasurer of Philaancient and modern, is to be amply nati and re-entered the Hebrew Unuif; Chamber of Commerce. He was first TLEMENT IN CRIMEA rnigration problem, " l y "a "unanimiusi amendment to the resolution asking delphia, Clarence Lehman of Baltithe represented, and shall become in time College and the University of Cinpresident of the Wise Memorial Hosmore, and Charles Hartman of New vote.the following resoltion was a c - j Constitution Grand Lodge to diMoscow, (J. T. A.)—The Supreme a place where all the arts and sci- pital and was also at one time presi- cinnati, from which institutions >v rect the district lodges to take such York.

An innovation made bythe Economic Council has allotted 31,860 cepted. ences are well taught. The countries was graduated in June, 1923. At t^fi "We approve, without qualification, steps as they may deem necessary Twelfth Quinquennial convention was desiatin of land in the districts of in which, the Jews have been the dent of Temple Israel Congregation jgraduation exercises at the Univ?> the recommendation of the president to enact in their respective state the election to the Executive Com- Djankoy and Feodosia for Jewish freest, happiest and most prosperous Under his management the Spiesber- sity, the McKibben medal, bestovwi ger Millinery firm grew to be one such laws, in this respect, mittee of representatives of districts settlement during the current year. that our order declare and record legislatures should provide needed endowments. of the largest wholesale millinery annually upon that student of thr whichwould abroad with the election of Dr. Baeck 8,140 desiatin which has been allotted once •more'our'duty'and intention"to I assure a stricter enforceTherefore, -America should lead the stores in the middle west. Mr. Spies- graduating class who during his fontobserve and obey scrupulously all the! m e n t o f t h e prohibits law and of Berlin, Dr. David Yellin of Jeru- before are already colonized accord- way and set the. pace." years at the University has evidenced salem, and Mr. Niego . of .

Coning to the report issued by the berger was born at Keokuk, Iowa. provisions- of the present immigra- would eliminate sacramental wine Among the speakers were Judge Economic Council.

Mr. Spiesberger is survived by his the highest qualities of manhood, was tion' law. We recognize the. general abuses. As an illustration he cited stantinople.

David A. Laurie.of the superior court; widow; a son, Mayer, of Omaha given to "tabbi Aaronsohn.

The budget of the Order as proThe land allotted will be given to principle of. government that indivi- the law recently enacted by the state Professor D. Gordon Lyons of HarImmediately xipon graduation dual citizens have no right to violate legislation of California to the same vided by the convention contains a new settlers only. Local Jews wish- vard, and Dr. Nisson Touroff, pres- two daughters, Mrs. S. Kramer and Aaronsohn was engaged by the Mrs. S. Eabinowitz, both of New recommendation to the Executive ing . to become farmers will be aided a law with the policy of which they effect. ident of the Hebrew College of Bos- York City, and four sisters, Mrs. E, of American Hebrew Congregatiots^. disagree or the justice of which they After a short and lively discussion, Committee for the expenditure of from a specially allotted fund en the ton.

Rabbi Wise's amendment was defeat- $45$000 for its activities in the next same terms as other local peasants.

Treller, Mrs. Cora Wolf, Mrs. Walter which supports the Hebrew deny. as resolution five years. ,Buildings found on the land will be Appel, of Denver, Colo., and Mrs. L. College, to tour the United States «• "However, we deprecate the growM. Cohn, of Long Beach, Calif., for- spread the message of Judaism.

The Finance Committee, in report- given to the settlers on the terms of Judah Wolfson Joins ing tendency in legislation . and in [submitted. a fifteen year loan, the first payment The setting aside of a special day merly of Omaha. ing to the convention all the appeals other human relations to discriminate Insurance Company made five years after the date of to be observed by the 80,000 memmade by delegates on behalf of between: races and between localities H. Sheanin to Attend Mr. Judah L. Wolfson has joined Mrs. H. Zisslin, age 66, who ha; of origin .and residence, and we dis- bers of the I. O. B. B. as Better- various causes, recommended that all settling on the land. Wells found on Workmen's Circle Convention approve the prevalent propaganda Understanding Day between Jew and these appeals be carefully considered the land will be given the settlers the Equitable Life Assurance Society been a resident of Omaha for a numMr. H. Sheanin will leave for Nev, free of charge. jstaff as special agent. Mr. Wolfson ber of years, passed away at the home York the latter part of the week t-r* which endeavors to stigmatize the non-Jew, was decided upon by the by the Executive Committee. convention. ..

• . is well known here, having been in- of her daughter, Mrs. J. Goldware: attend the Workmen's Circle ConvflfThe decision of the Supreme Ecopeoples of certain geographical habitThe numerous attempts in various nomic Council is believed to be final, structor of the local Jewish Schools 5001 North. Twenty-seventh, last tion to be held there for a week beations as generally inferior and un"I AM UNDISTURBED BY Thursday morning after a week's ill ginning May S. Mr. Sheanin is *. if- the Crimean Government will not here for a number'of years. desirable. We are opposed boith to state legislatures to introduce" comDAMASCUS OCCURRENCES," pulsory Bible reading as a part of ness, was buried at the Pleasant Hill delegate of the local Workman'.* apply for a reconsideration of the The-Equitable-Life is an -old and the provisions and the general policy DECLARES LORD BALFOUR decision to a. higher instance up to reliable insurance firm with offices Cemetery Thursday afternoon. of the present immigration laws of the curriculum of the public schools Circle No. 173.

London. (J. T. A.) "I am undis- March 1st. censured by the at 240 Omaha National Bank building.

Mrs. Zisslin is survived by her hus the United States as being unjust in were emphatically More than one thousand delegft1"-^ : turbed by the occurrences in Damasconvention. .

"I will be pleased to servef everyone band, Harry; three daughters, Mrs. S will attend the convention which wlJ! principle, unnecessarily harsh in adcus and my views with regard to the and I will appreciate your calling me Greenhouse, Mrs. J. Goldware, both of be the twenty-fifth annual meeting *»' ministration and discordent with the Endorsement of the Palestine, re- building of the Jewish homeland in OZE EXHIBITION IN BERLIN CONCLUDED for insurance," said Mr. Woifson.

Omaha, and Mrs. Max Weisman, o the National Order of Workmen's spirit and- fundamentals of our gov- building work by the largest Jewish Palestine remain unaltered," stated Berlin, (J. T. A.)—The exhibition Aurora, 111., and three sons, Solonrn Circle, whose membership is ovfir ernment, and we approve and en- fraternal organization was expressed Lord Balfour when, he arrived here of Newark, N. J., Isaac, of Russia 85,000 members. dorse our President's recommendation in the following resolution adopted April 24 on his return from Pales- of the Oze, the organization for the preservation of the health of the JEWISH SCHOOL CONFERENCE and Dr. Daniel Franklin, of Fort Ri that the speedy repeal or modification •unanimously by the convention: Jews in Eastern Europa which lasted ADDRESSED BY WHITE RUSSIAN ley, Kas. "Be it resolved, that the Independ- tine." of the present law on this subject be HERBERT SAMUEL WITNESSESAND UKRAINIAN DEPUTIES Lord Balfour was greeted at the two weeks, has just been concluded ent Order B'nai B'rith in convention sought and urged/' OFFICIAL PALESTINE here.

The exhibition contained a station by htmdreds^ of Zionists who Warsaw (J. T. A.)—Today's session assembled' heartily approves the es: The first resolution which aroused tablishment of the B'nai B'rith Pales- cheered him and sang the "Hatik- number of interesting hygienic and of the Jewish School Conference of JEWISH CEMETERY MOTION PICTUfcS; a great deal of interesting comment tine Housebuilding Fund created by vah." The lord expressed great medical articles which the Oze had Poland which is being, held here was Jerusalem (J. T. A.)—Sir Hprh.iv; DESECRATED - was the resolution on sacramental the Executive Committee of the Order pleasure at the reception given him. employed in its work of spreading in- addressed by Paraschkiewics, White Munich (J. T. A.) — The Jewish Samuel, High Commissioner of PR!*>>~ wine abuses. The resolution reported formation regarding health among the "I am more hopeful now about the Russian deputy in the Polish Sejm, cemetery in Koenigshoffen, Bavaria. tine, and a large number of otho: )f building a on by. the committee on. resolutions [ Jews.

There were also various charts success of Zionism than ever before," and Kozocki,.

Ukrainian, deputy.

Both was found desecrated this morning government officials visited today thr•read as follows: . v •'• ; I B'rith Garden City in the environs of he. stated.. "I am convinced that co- and statistics showing the various speakers expressed their admiration all the tombs and graves having been Zionist Hall here and witnessed tfr?.

Jerusalem; that the convention urges private showing of the official movitij;operation between the Jews and the activities of the Oze. at the Jewish power of resistance found dug up and broken. : 'fThe Eighteenth Amendment to the] picture which will be shown in t>>r Constitution of the United States is upon the several Grand Lodges and Arabs in Palestine would be easily against adverse conditions, and their The purpose of the Oze exhibition The police is making an effort t( an integral part of that insturment j lodges whole-hearted support of this achieved by now, were it not for the was to Interest the German Jews in striving for cultural improvement and discover the "perpetrators of the Palestine * Pavillion at the Wemblc> Exhibition in England. and as such ought to be obeyed re- • small group of agitators." their organization ability. the work of the organization. crime.

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Many Attend Hebrew Club 33rd Anniversary Celebration

A. Z. A. Receives National Endorsement

B'nai B'rith to Launch Campaign for Members

Executive Members Elected

by B'nai B'rith Convention

IPlinery Firm Head Died This Week

PAGE 2—THE JEWISH PRESS—THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1925 July Winnipeg Is frequently hotter than New Orleans. For about five weeks every summer more heat p e r day is received from the sui* on a Published every Thursday at Omaha, Nebraska, by THE JEWISH PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANYare unknown and the natives are as square mile in the arctic than at the terrified at them as at an elephant or equator. However, the winters a.t the Office: 790 Brandeis Theatre Building—Telephone: ATlantic 1450. r a hippo, says Mme. Gabrielle M. Vas-j North pole would be as hot as the 192.

NATHAN E. GREEN, Manager.

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Though the food ration of the Congo Tuesday, May 12 Lag b'Omer Advertising rates furnished on application. natives is most frugal, consisting cold is stored up In the Ice mass. This —-.-Sunday, May 24 Rosh Chodesh Si van.. chiefly of manioc, it is at least regu- neutralizes the downpour of heat from —......Friday May 29 CHANGE OB" ADDRESS—Please give both the old and new address; Shabuoth be sure and jrive your name. lar, and in this starving country is the the summer sun.

Tuesday, June 23 Rosh Chodesh Tammuz., chief attraction to them and keeps Thursday July 9 The Jewish Press is supplied by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (Jewish Fast of Tammuz .Wednesday.

July 22 them as a whole cheerful and healthy.

First Use of Envelopes Correspondence Bureau) with cabled and telegraphic Jewish news, in addition Rosh Chodesh Ab -..Thursday, July 30 The Congo population is always to feature articles and. correspondences from all important Jewish centres.

Fast of Ab. Envelopes were not in common use —Friday, August 21 hungry, if not starving; it is impos- until about 1820. In 1825 Lamb menInquiries' regarding hews items credited to this Agency wilrbe gladly Rosh Chodesh Ellul sible to sound the depths, of their lazi- tions the envelope and In "Harry iJdranswered if addressed to Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 621 Broadway, New AH Holy Days begin at sunset of preceding day. ness and want of thrift. They never requer," published by Charles Lever York City. _ .

- -. • ' think of the next day. When they In 1837, Is this quotation: "The welter { are paid they buy a white helmet, a entered with a small note In an enUNPARALLELED IN HISTORY j tweed cap or a knitted tam-o'-shanter, velope." It is claimed that envelopes Unparalleled in human history, said Mr. Marshall to a great ! though their thick frizzled hair really were used In Prance before they were needs no covering. The treason for can- introduced In England, and there radio audience last Saturday evening, is the plight of fifteen YOUNG VIOLINIST TO PLAY FOR MANAGER ONLY nibalism In the Congo is hunger more seems to be good ground for the claim. thousand Jews, men, women and children, marooned in European Until she is 21 years of age, little day by Joseph Rosenthal, attorney, j than anything else, says Mme. Vassal. When they first came on the French ports and in China. They cannot go forward to the land of their Harriett Abraham, talented violinist The contract also states that she shall j market they were very dainty novel* destination, which is the United States; they cannot go back ties and were made from the most exhome whence they came because they are penniless and dis-and ten year old daughter of Mr. not engage in any other occupation j pensive and delicate papers. They North Pole Receives heartened, and because to countries like Russia they cannot and Mrs. Max Abraham, 2208 North for any party; that, she shall not per- j were used only by the wealthy and Twenty-first street, will not be al-,mit her name or photograph to be return. Unparalleled in American history is the fact that these Full Share of Heat were considered a fafl. They were helpless refugees, fleeing from religious bigotry and persecution, lowed to play for" anyone but for her used in any manner for commercial The North pole, it is paid, receives used by the public In England In a hold American visas which entitle them to enter the United teacher, Mr. Harry Kononovitz, 2217 purposes. She can never hereafter more heat than the equator. Of limited way between 1830 and 1839.—• States. Our government, however, has declared these visas to Charles street, with whom a contract course, each hour of sunlight brings Pathfinder Magazine.

ADOLPH KRAUS more heat to $he equator, .but the be mere scraps of paper because they who hold them were traphour« of sunlight each day Increase ped in the net of hatreds, suspicions, and animosities in this In number the farther one goes north.

COLONEL AMERY WILL FOR RENT country that resulted in the July, 1924, immigration legislation.

Therefore, while the sun is shining DISCUSS RELATIONS OP Despite the sympathy of President Coolidge towards action in Nicely furnished room for young the arctic receives more hours of sunJEWS AND ARABS light a day than does the equator and lady or gentleman. Also young Washington calculated to honor the American visas in the hands couple. Call at 3331 Webster St., of these trans-immigrants, honorably applied for and legitimately Jerusalem, (J. T. A.)—-Colonel altogether It gets more heat, says the or Harney 8296. obtained, Congress at its session declined to act. The Emergency Amery, British colonial minister, will j Detroit Kews.

Committee, headed by Mr. Marshall and Dr. Stephen S. Wise, receive two delegations—one Jewish I -A-8 o n * Boes north the length of

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requires; half a million dollars to succor temporarily and guide these unfortunates into Countries where they may he permanently admitted, especially into Canada, where conditions have been laid down that can readily be met if the committee has sufficient funds. Let the reply of American Jews to Mr. Marshall's appeal be unparalleled in its generosity. The unhonored visas constitute a shameful chapter in the history of hysterical legislation in America; let us wipe out that stain at least from the humanitarian point of view.-—Hebrew.

Thought for Next Day Retiring President Has No Place in Congo ofl.O.B.B. In many parts of the Congo horses

and one Arab, who will discuss with' ^ r j ? f * ! ? ? ™°! e ™ p l ? y

him the question of the relations between the Jews and Arabs in Palestine.

After visiting today the two colonies of Chalutzim, Nahlil and Rananiah, Col. Amery said: "It gives one great satisfaction to see what the Jewish plow is accomplishing for the developmentiof Palestine."

HARRIET ABRAHAM with the spirit of Jewish, idealism, B'nai B'rith Delegates Attend which perraenates the B'nai.; B'tith, was signed Saturday, April 25. UnKONONOVITZ Twelfth Quinquennial Convention; lodges, would be to be neglectful of der 'this contract, Kononovitz is to appear HARRY in connection with any adverthe best work that the B'nai B'rith pay the parents one-half of the proAlfred M. Cohen Elected President can ceeds of all the entertainments, over tising or publicity campaigns, her perform.

(Continued from page 1) j Mr. Edelstein, Mr. Mecklenburg, and above expenses, buut if the con- manager specifies.

Harriet came into the limelight by Fund; and it expresses its deep in- Mr. Lippmann, Mr. Lyon and Rabbi tract is-broken b y the parents, they playing over WOAW, and in a numterest in the economic and cultural Jonah B.- Wise concurred with the are to pay "Kononovitz $50,000. development of Palestine and its sym- opinion expressed by Mr. "Wolff. The contract provides that Konono- ber of public programs. She v?as "a pathy with the efforts to make Pal- When the .vote showed a large ma- vitz is to take the little girl prodigy headliner in the Thorpeian Athletic estine a. habitable land for Jews •who jority in favor of setting the age wherever he pleases and -whenever he Club Carnival Musical program. Mr. desire to live there." limit at nineteen, the western dele- pleases.* Her^teacher is planning to Kononovitz is a well known violinist Commendation for the work of the gates applauded the action of the con- take her to- California on a contract and instructor. tour, and she must take other trips in Anti-Defamation .League of -which vention.

Sigmund Livingstone is chairman and "We do not want a ruler or dic- the United States, Canada, or Europe, SOVIET RUSSIA NEGOTITATES Leon L. Lewis secretary, -was ex- tator, but an executive who is respon- as be directs, until she is 21, accordPEACE BETWEEN KINK ALI pressed in the report of the commit-1 gibje for the guidance of the Order," ing to the'contract drawn up SaturAND THE WAHABIS tee on the Anti-Defamation League | Mr. Harry K. Wolff declared -when ' London, (J. T. A.)—Soviet Russia which declared the .work of the league he insisted that the president be NEW YORK RABBIS is endeavoring to establish peace bewas "a record of real service in the elected by the Executive Committee. tween the Wahabis and King Ali of.

ASSUME AUTHORITY causa of the better understanding of Mr. Harry Simon of St. Louis imWithout obligating myself ] TO PASS ONKASHRUTH the Hedjaz*' it»ro&s learned when a the Jews by our non-Jewish neigh- pressed upon the convention the view New York. <J- T. A.) The- last representative of the Soviet arrived J | in iny way, I should like ! bors." .'• • .^' , / - that to transfer the right of electing session of Vaad Horabonim, the Assof n r t h e r informationre-' Mecca today for that purpose.

I garding The report of the committee on the the president .tothe Executive Com- ciation of Rabbis of Greater New in The policy on my Wahabis are still besieging | | Jlillel Foundation for its' extension to; mittee or any other body, would not York, adopted a resolution which de- Jedda. They hope to be able to conlife, , other universities -was unanimously be to the best interest of the Order. clares that-from now on the right to quer the city soon. i - N a m e . . . . , » . < : . . . • . x . »t> ».-• * adapted by the convention." A] pro- "Just as". a.n American citizen, I pass on-kashruth will be taken from 1* A d d r e s s • > * • * • • * . • • •••••oc«•••!• posal to eliminate the word Hillel would not have the Cabinet or any the hands of individual rabbis and will :. K. K. BARRED IN WISCONSIN, from the name, calling itinstead B'nai} other body elect the president, but in-rest solely in the hands of the Vaad -Madison, Wis. (J. T. A.) The Ku after sist upon my right to exercise this Horabonim.

B'rith was Klux Klan cannot be incorporated un- j I an appeal'.by Rabbi Frankel that the privilege, the president of this Order Commissioner of Markets O'Malley der the laws of Wisconsin, Attorney if word Hillel is ,a particular' source of ought to be elected by the conven- delivered an address before the con- General Herman L. Ekern declared in j A inspiration of HiUel the Just. . tion," he declared. The convention vention of rabbis in which he dis- an opinion to Secretary of State Zim- T JUDAH t . WOLFSON voted in favor of election of the pres- cussed the question of carrying: out mermann. The Klan had demanded; f 240'Omaba Natl. Bank Bldg.

Deceased Memhers Honored. in actual practice-the various points the right to ftfe- incorporation papers.

A particularly impressive scene took ident by the convention. . n.expression of esteem $nd grat- of the State Kosher Bill. place when the committee on NecrolThe convention elected the followogy submitted the list of deceased ityde toAdolf Kraus, on Jus voluntary retirement .after serving-as pres- ing rabbis to serve as honorary presmembers, whose memory was ident 6$ the Independent Order B'nai idents: Margolis, Klein,' Yudelewiti, ored by rising by the assembly and was presented by a committee a "kadtEsh" prayer by Rabbi Rypans. representing each of the fourteen dis- and Joseph Rosen.A motion that-the B'nai U'ritli tricts and was voted. uppi\ by the conerect a monument to Julius. Kahn, vention.

RUSSIAN IMMIGRANTS IN . member of Congress from California POLAND MAY BE FIRST TO GIVEN BY A resolution submitted by Charles for twenty-five years and author ©f Hartman in -vvhic.h the recommendaRECEIVE AMERICAN VISAS the Conscription Bill, was rejected'on tion- that the "Constitution GrantJ Warsaw. £J. T. A.) That Russian Omaha Hebrew Camp, ^ov 4944 the plea that the B'nai B'rith ought Lodg-e present to AdcjphKraus a tan- born immigrants who are at present to expend its funds for the benefit gible remembrance of his incompara- in Poland and are in possession of Modern Woodmen of America of the living.

- .. r ble work on "behalf of the Order, was visas issued to them as far- back as Dr. David Yellin, vice mayor of . accepted by the adoption of the reso- two years ago will be -the first on rusalem- and delegate from-the Ye- lution by the committee. The incom- the list to receive from the American rushelaim Lodge, emphasized the fact ing Executive Committee was thereby consul visas on the-new quota, -which that it -was the B'nai B'rith Lodge-in authorized and directed to appropri- opens July 1, 1925, was made known Palestine, which thirty-seven years ate such sum as it might deem proper when the American Consul in Warsav ago, was the- first public body to to carry out the purposes "6f -the reso- ordered all such Russian born im adopt Hebrew as the language of pro- lution/ '.'

••-'.- • ' ' migrants to be registered. ceedings. ' The registration of. the Russian Secrecy,. AbolisHed... born immigrants of whom the majorWANT NUMERUS CLAUSUS Secrecy in. the. Order has no\y been ity are Jews, will continue throughoir FOR; JEWISH JUDGES entirely abolished, with - the acceptIN BAVARIA the montji of.May. under the auspices Radio to lie given away, GOOD MUSIC ance of practically all of -the recom- ' Munich (J. T.ArO-r^The question of the Jewish Immigration. Commitmendations-of.jthe.committee on rit- of" creating a numerus clausus for tee of Poland. ual. The recommendation to hold con- Jewish judges in' the 'courts df ventions every" three years, instead of Bavaria was discussed at a meeting every five-years, was rejected, also jheld here in which many members o.f HEBREW EDITOR FINED £10 JFOR CRITICISING COURT DECISIO the proposal to make election of a the Bavarian Legislature participated. : Jerusalem, (J-. T.- A.) —For criticis delegate dap^iOenl cfimorethah five Dr. Rem_eder, ;a -member - of. the hundred mcmb;iv. : ' ' _ • BaTrariari Legislature-,: declared: -"1116 -ing the government because of th< riumber; of' Jewish, judges on the death/sentence .which ..the, Palestine Age Limit cf IV nbcrchip Nineteen- Bavarian bench should in the future court imposed on Zevi Hirschenhorn A peaceful -cUjiy betvyesn East and be limited' so that : it will be propor- who killed his own wife, Dr.- GlickWest occurred on thS'question of the tionate to the population, of the son of the Hebrew paper "Ha'Eretz" age limit of the western c'istricts de- country." has. been fined £10 by the highes manded that the age limit should be Dr. Remeder also presented a reso- court x>f Palestine which considere< reduced, from twenty-or.o to nineteen GlipksQn*s criticism an insult to th< years, while Jacob Singer, who sub-lution which - would impose special court. . '. mitted the report of the committee on difficulties'on Jewish aspirants to the the Constitution^ claimed that there judicial/bench.

COLONIAL SECRETARY must be .uniformity^ of rules in the Warsaw. (J. T. A.) At a jaint PROMISES TO CONSIDER Order-and that it would, be subversive meeting of the Ziori.-.t ExccuLive of AGUDATH ISRAEL DEMAND; if this question" should be left to the Poland and-the -Zionist members of London. (J, T. A.) Col. Amery ha: jurisdiction of the various districts.

Polish Sejm,,which tock place hero received a delegation of Agudath Is In a spirited speech, Harry K. Wolff AprU ??i.an. effort wes made to de- rael \vhich presented their demands of San Francisco stated, that condi- termine a uniform policy for the Zion- concerning the Palestine Communities tions in the west are different from ist fraction in the Sejm.

Ordinance. The Colonial Secretary j.i.1--The' meeting also chose Dr. R;u(-promised the delegation" that he woul those *inn +i,o the a.-»Kt. east. The B'nai B'rith lodges are representative of Jewish glass as president of the Zionist, frac- consider their'demand^ very carefull communal life'in the west and not to tion of the Kolo. the club of-Jewish end that an effort'will be made t take the young men of nineteen in deputies in the Sejhi. Somerstein was solve the proble« in a spirit of jus tice. .

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PAGE 3—THE JEWISH PRESS—'THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1925 The Ladies' Eedicolo club •will give PORTRAIT OF FOUNDER OF 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. Somberg of Omaha Mrs. Hyman Krasne and baby ENGLISH ROTHSCHILD HOUSE program at its regular meeting motored to this city Sunday to visit daughter, Shirley Lois, of Kansas Wednesday evening/May 13, at the PRESENTED TO EXCHANGE Labor Lyceum. Dr. A. Greenberg An informal reception was given in their children, Sara and Louis, who City, MoV spent a few days here during the past week, returning home London. (J. T. A.) Lionel de Rothwill give a lecture and several mu- honor of Rabbi E. H. Eisenberg, the are attending the University.

Monday. . schild, president of the United Synasical numbers will be given. newly elected Rabbi of the Tifereth Mrs. David Diamond attended the gogue of England, unveiled at the Israel Congregation.' The reception The Literary Dramatic Section of was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. play given by the senior class at Ju- Mr. and Mrs. B. Cohen of Harlan, Royal Stock Exchange a panel porthe Poali-Zion club will meet this Daniel Hill at 2211 South Fourteenth lian, Nebr., where Miss Bernke Dia- Iowa, announce the birth of a baby trait of Nathan Meyer Rothschfld daughter, Lena, born Wednesday, evening, April 30, at the Jewish Com- street on Wednesday evening, April mond is teaching. founder of the English house of RothApril 22. Mrs. B. Saltzman of this munity Center. Mr. E. Kipnis will 22. Mr. Hill is president of the ConMiss Gertrude Goodrich left Monschild, who died in 1836., city, who has been spending the past give his criticism of "Divorce," the The portrait was presented to the gregation. A musical program was day for her home in Chicago, HL, ac- week in Harlan, is expected to return play staged by the club last Sunday companied by her hostess, Mrs. Max Royal Stock Exchange by Lionel and given by Abraham and Leo Hill, vioENGAGED. evening. '. -• , SISTERHOOD TO GIVE Lehman, who will visit there for a home today. Mrs. Cohen was for-Anthony de Rothschild, great-grandlinists, and Ruth Hill, pianist. merly Miss Jennie Saltzman of this During the past -week the engageLUNCHEON FOR RABBI week. sons of Nathan Meyer Rothschild. city. ment of Miss Anne Blotcky, daughter AAR0NSOHN MONDAY The Juunior Daughters of Zion will The Lincoln A. Z. A. baseball team hike to Blair, Nebr., Sunday morning. held another practice on the new muof Mrs. B. Blotcky, to MrJ Sydney Mr. and Mrs. B. L Cohan of ChiFischer -was announced.

The Sisterhood of Temple Israel The members will meet at Twenty- nicipal field last Sunday morning and cago, 111., who have been visiting for fourth and Lake streets at eight in Miss Blotcky, accompanied by her will honor Rabbi Michael Aaronsohn, afternooMerle Gordon, who was The Bar Mitzvah of Harry Rosen- the past three weeks here with Mr. mother, left Tuesday evening for New of Cincinnati, O., at a luncheon a t the the morning. elected coach, selected fifteen players thai, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rosen- and Mrs. Harry JLubby, left Tuesday York City to be gone a month, and Blackstone Hotel Monday noon, May Mesdames J. Finkel, B. Binstein, for the team. Games have already thai, will take place Saturday morn- evening for their Tiomei upon her return home Miss Blotcky 4, followed by a meeting in the Vestry and A. P. Galdware are sponsoring been scheduled with several teams in Personal insurance happiing, May 2, at half past eight o'clock ness is the assurance •will announce her wedding date which Rooms of the Temple. A musical pro- a public card party to * be given Lincoln. Harry Breslaw, manager of Miss Reya Gilinsky left Saturday sharp, at the Chevra B'nai Yisroel that you have provided will probably be an early summer so- gram furnished by Miss Cecelia Fei- Wednesday, afternoon, May 6, at 2:30, the team, is anxious to schedule games Synagogue, 618 Mynster street. night for Chicago, 111. She will also for an independent old ler and Miss Helen Sommer, accomcial event. age. at the Labor r Lyceum. The money with A. Z. A. chapters, particularly Friends and relatives are invited to visit Grand Rapids, Mich.

Miss Blotcky is a graduate of the panied by Mrs. Harry Z. Rosenfeld raised wflljbe given to a poor girl. with Omaha and Council Bluffs. attend.

And the fact that your An A. Z. A. meeting will be held Ward Belmont School at Nashville, will be included in the program. family knows their future Due to the recent death of his next Tuesday evening at the Bennet Miss Ruth Polsky entertained at the The members of the Council of JewTenn. Mr. Fischer is a son of Daniel as provided for, makes for The Shebas Club meetingwill be great-grandfather, Mr. J. J. Simon of building.

"•family insurance happiish Women and the Jewish Women*) held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at "the Lincoln Hotel in honor of Miss Miller Fischer, of Chicago, 111. at a bridge luncheon. The color Omaha,' Harry Rosenthal has postness.

Welfare Federation, are invited by thi Jewish Community Center.

Mrs. Nate Alder entertained her scheme and favors were lavendar and poned his theater party for his young Every man should have Sisterhood to attend t h e meeting in Mr. and Mrs. A. Herzberg returned club this afternoon at the Brandeis such insurance that gives Des Moines Chapter No. 4 of the pink. Prizes wEre won by ' Misses friends until a future date.

Friday from Excelsior Springs, Mo. honor of Rabbi Aaronsohn, who Tea Rooms. both personal and family Order of Aleph ZadikAleph will hold Poska and Polsky. been a guest in Omaha for the past where they spent several weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Abe H. Marcus anhappiness. week, and who will be the principal its first anniversary dance Saturday, nounce the birth of a baby daughter, DR. WEITZMANN Mrs. Sydney Shostak and little Planning life insurance May 2, at the Jewish Community CenMr. and Mrs. A. Wolf left Tuesday speaker at the meeting. born Thursday, April 23, at the EdLEAVES PALESTINE tp give this kind of haper. Joe Bernstein is chairman of daughter, Natalie May, are expected for Des Moines, la., to. visit- their piness is my aim when Rabbi Aaronsohn i s field representnmndson Hospital, The baby has Jerusalem, (J. T. A.)—Dr. Chaim daughter, Mrs. J. Slate, and Mr. Slate. ative of the Union of American He- the committee in charge of the dance. to return from their Tisit in Omaha been named Sarah, giving insurance advice.

Mrs. Marcus beWeizmann, president of the World Thursday, fore her marriage was Miss Molly. Zionist Organization, left Jerusalem Mrs. Herman Zuber and Bon, ofbrew Congregations. He i s no^sr on a THORPEUN NEWS. Rabbi Cohn of Omaha spoke to the Saltzman. today for Egypt, on his way back to Hastings, Nebr., are leaving the lat-tour of the Wefet. Rabbi Aaronsohn At the regular meeting of the ThorLondon. ter part of this week after a two lost the sight of both eyes while car- eian Athletic club, held Wednesday students of the University Sunday Mrs. M. Nogg was taken to the Edevening at the Temple Theatre at the A reception was tendered the ZionPERSONAL SEKV1CT weeks' visit here with Mrs, Zuber's rying an injured comrade to safety in evening, a" newly elected dance co mundson Hospital Sunday where she invitation of the Meaiorai. Society. the battle of Argonne Forest in 1918 ist leader by the Jewish community of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cohn. mitteej... consisting;- of Harry Hayfcht, underwent an operation on Tuesday Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. in the World War. Jerusalem and hundreds of friends Mrs. Ben Polsky entertained at a morning. chairman, Herman Seiglman, vice 1847 Mrs. J. Sherman is visiting in d a r and admirers came to the station to Ja. 1817 Organized chairman, Messrs. Iz. H. Rosenblatt bridge luncheon in hongr of her sis-; 720 Peters Trust Bldg. inda, la., -with her children, Mr. and Rabbi Aaronsohn to be Guest give him a send-off. and Isodore Levine, presented com- ter, who is visiting her from Omaha. Mrs. I. Fonarow entertained twenty Mrs. I. Sherman. at Jewish Women's Welfare children a t her home last Saturday peted plans for the May 7th dance.

Meeting Tuesday Evening As special entertainment the Y. M. Mr. and Mr^ Jack Gaverman of afternoon in honor of the tenth birthMessrs. Oscar Weinstein and BenOmaha motored to Lincoln to visit his day of her daughter, Marian. The' nett Cohn spent the past week-end in Rabbi Michael Aaronsohn, of Cin- L A. quartet will sing also a surafternoon was spent playing games Omaha, mt loring back to Lincoln cinnati, O., field representative of the prise number known, as the "Face- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gaverman.

Sunday evening to resume their stu- Union of American Hebrew Congrega- tious Walk" will be given by tixe "Fa- A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. and the following won prizes: Berdig§ a t fte Nebraska University. They tions, will be guest and principal mous. Dark Cloud" with "The Silver Sinton at the new General Hospital nice Perimeter, Betty Wack, Leona Katelman, Florence Steinberg, Coilwere accompanied by Messrs. Lotas speaker at the closing meeting of the lined Slippers.""

Friday. Mrs. Smton was formerly man Yudelsqn, and Joe Solomonow.

J. Messer and Ben Ppllack, of Lin- Jewish Women's "Welfare OrganizaAdmittance card will be requested Miss Evelyn Folsky/ 2028 Burt Street coln, who spent the day in Omaha tion to be held Tuesday afternoon, at the door.

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Ah election of officers will be held May 5, at the Jewish Community Friday evening services will be next Wednesday evening. Meeting . ;........_.

Mr,: and Mrs. A.' H. Brodkey, of Center.

ChaUenge of Death.^ will start promptly a t 8:30.

Rabbi Aaronsohn is now on a tour SJQUX City, la., returned to their home The ^registration of children for the new semester Mr; Leland Goldberg, who is attend? ' A. Z. A. NOTES. Monday morning after visiting- here of the United States. During the in the TAI^MIJD TQRAH has t>een extended until May 1, Hymen Shrierr versatile entertainer, ing the University of Nebraska, viswith Mrs. B.odkey's parents, Mr. and World War in 1918^ in the bataeyof Argonne Forest, he was wounded gave a^ very well /received program ited in Council Bluffs over Sunday. so all those who desire to enroll their children, should Mrs. R. Kulakof sky. while carrying.an injured comrade to before the local at their last please enroll them during the coming week, as registraMr. and Mrs. Gross of Council Complimentary to Miss Helen TJr- safety, losing the sight of both eyes. regular meeting,,ield at the-Jewish tion will close after May 1, because the arrangements of dangen, of Mason City, Iaf, who is the Other numibefs 'on the program for 'ommunity Center building. His pro- Bluffs motored to Lincoln- to visit new classes are made. house guest of Miss Martye "Wein- the afternoon will be-a piano solo by gram cMisisted of brief sketches in their daughter, Reva, who is attendstein, a number of social affairs are Mrs. Henry Monsky, and' a talk by which Mr. Shrier took the parts of ing the University of Nebraska. They returned Sunday evening. being given for her during her visit Miss_ jJeannette McSqnaldi Jean of all the characters himself. here. Among those/who-will be hos- girls of Technical High School.

On Sunday, April 26, the A. Z. A. Miss Miller, who has been the house tesses this week-end are Miss Berdie held their initiation of new members. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Polsky, Berger an^JWiES^Lijlia.n^Kboper, who Local PiasM; to The local, chapter i s planning jBt*^: returned to her home Wednesday Jn entertained" "at" an" Orpheuni Theatre Advanced pupils Over W.OJ^W. dancing party for members. Louis E. St. Louis.: Party yesterday afternoon. 1 This Harry Braviroff, local pianist and Lipp is in charge of the affair. noon Miss $uth.Krasne is entertainMr. Justin Sarbach of Denver will The St. Paul Chapter No. 10 instructor, .will present his-advanced ,.«ing at a iuncheon at the Brandeis be in the city next Monday, He vis-—. i-... editing and publishing its own news piano.: pupils in a concert over the k Tea—Rooms. - Miss Estelle Lapidus WQAW- Radio Station-.this ewiing .at paper, which contains news of all thi ited his parents in Nebraska, City. ^ w i i l he hostess Friday noon at lunchnine o'clock. Seven pupils will par- chapters as well as news of the local Mrs. Amelia Friend and son, Louis, eon at the Brandeis Tea Rooms. Satticij&tV- those taking part being Al- A. Z. A. and B'nai B'rith. motored to Nebraska City Sunday urday noon Miss Ann Zalk is giving bert Finkel, Lillian Chudacoff, Pearl morning to visit relatives there. a lunchepn a^t the Omaha Athletic Firms advertising in "The Jewish Dansky, Lillian Iandskog, Anne Gitlin, club.

Press" deserve your patronage—It is Mrs. B. Gradwohl will entertain Betty Fellman, and Sarah Levin.e.: TO YOUR INTEREST to support May 7 at the Lincoln Hotel at a Mah Mr. and Mrs.* Charles SchimmelanJong party for 16 guests.

-• nounce_the biirth of a baby daughter, ^Mother's Day" will be celebrated them.

1 atrthe"Teinple"f riday~evenlHg, May 8: Mitiam Utta ScMmmel. ..:...._.

The Sigma Kho chapter of the Pi _Sat^dayjnorning at Temple^ Israel Pi fraternity, wiU attend the service Rabbi Frederick Cohn will talk on "A in a body..

Rent it. Drive it yourself. Pay only for actual Casket of Jewels." Friday • evening use by mile o r hour. Cheaper than owning services at.the Temple w|ll be ren- Mesdames Roy Hoffman and Na'•'•• dered by Rabbi Michael Aaronsohn than Wintroub were hostesses at a car. N o red tape. 5 or 10 minutes to getvit. of Cincinnati, 6 . eight tables of bridge at the Brandeis Tea Booms Wednesday afternoon in Rates are reasonable—actnaHy less per 'T^HEEE'S a handsome, pcrwerfni' -A -novelty affair- will-be -given by honor of ML;; Pearl Wintronb whose r closed car waiting for you. It cannoFbe mBe than with a car of your own. the Junior Hadassah Sunday after- marriage, to Mv- Jack JtiirsrftzL'will b.e Every car in perfect condition all the time. identified as rented. Offers yon all the connoon, May 10, when the members will solemnized th^s summer. Prj^es "were A courteous, intelligent staff to serve you— venience and pleasure of modern motoring be entertained at a musical-tea at the won by the I{eBdames L.* Cohn,"Max —vntfaont the disadvantages and tapense day or night. A responsible, soundly-organized firm offering every possible feature for Blackstone Hotel. A special commit- Wintroub,, B. Cohnj Win-* «f ownership. tee js making arrangements for this troub.

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Miss Bess Haykin. who underwent Use it JOT the pleasnre of your family, a rates. "We have arranged this insurance for Miss Hazel Kooper, of Denver, an operation at. the .Wise Memorial yon, through onr^ffiliation whh the national turn source of happmess.

CoI6.? is yisitihgTiere" with""ner~ par- Hospitalj-is-Bow -eonvalesciHgr-—— Hertz Drivursetf organization.. '.- .. . , ents, Mr. and Mrs.. J."Kooper. " Ko nmness red tajpe to go through. We Make use of tius great, new utility—soon. , A miscellaneous shower was given ask only information you'll gladly grant.

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Mr. Sam Block, of Venice, Calif., Wednesday- afternoon by formerly of Fremont, Nebr., visited in H. Gleken and H. Cutler at the home Phone ATlmtic 9000 Omaha with "his brother-in-law, Mr. of Mrs. Gleken ip honor of Miss. Mary Bert N. Brown. Mr. Block is asso- Crounse, who is to"be married in Maj ciated in business- with -Mr. Henry to Mr. Harry Abrahamson. FortyHorn? formerly - of Oamha, and-with five'guests were present."

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CLUES The Des Moines Chapter" of the Alpah Phi Ro Sorority entertained at a dancing party Saturday evening in honor- of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph.R. Lazarus, who. were recently married and are making their home in Des Moines.

Mr.- -Lazarus is formerly of Omaha, son of - Mr. and Mrs. H. Lazarun.

One group of the Daughters of Zion held its remi-annual election of offi cers Tuesday - afternoon, .April 28, ai the Jewish Community Center. Mrs, J. Lintzman--was--elected-president; i MrsrA. P. Goldware,-recording secretary; and Mrs. S." Maizel,. financial secretary.

\ Mrs. J. L. Wolf son, who was recentThe Ladies' Free Loan Society will ^/jy^operaten on a t the Wise Memorial hold its regular meeting Wednesday Hospital, is convalescing and will be evening, May 6, at seven o'clock, at : home Saturday.

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Jklrs. MaxDavis was hostess to her Msh "Jongg "club -Wednesday afternooh at" the" Bferidels Tea Rooms.

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"Whjs was John L. Suffivaa the per- Sheridan made his famous speech on ' .

POLISH GOVERNMENT Secretary Davis proposed at this sonification "of the Irish.athlete, un- the-,spollfctl9n: of the Begums'-of Oade, 0 i Warsaw, (J. T. A.)—The' action of conference that all immigrants be exexcelled- in sheer hitting power, al- i he' was offered, wIthin--24 hours, £1,000 the Polish representatives of the amined thoroughly in the various forways as ready to receive as -to give Biy HAIIKYJ CONZEL . !fih> the-copyright- Burke's subsequent steamship companies who have their eign ports before they embark for blows, while Mendoza, our .first and (Copyright fo2S by Seven Arts only heavyweight champion (and who iplea for.tiie impeachment of Warten Feature Syudicnte-J branch offices here, in accepting America, which would do away with never •weighed more than a^welter-. ' Hastings had even more dramatic, efyesterday the terms of the Polish the necessity of examining them at ^weight); personified the -Hebrew ath- fect, as we;; may read ;ln the.-.'pages government which would have neces- Ellis Island as is at present the praclete, whose ability to think quickly of Macaulay. "Handkerchiefs were SPORT A N D sitated the increase in the cost of tice. made up for his lack of weight and pulled out, smelling bottles .were handstrength? Do you know that we have ed round, hysterical sobs and screams steamship tickets from Poland to If the proposal of Secretary Davis T H E K. K. E . , . " never had a Jewish wrestling chamAmerica and Palestine, has not been is accepted, Ellis Island will in the We have just received a quite in- pion, and I venture to say, never will were heard, and Mrs. - Sheridan was teresting letter from Mr. G. (the gen- lave; nor have we had any notable carried out in a fit." approved by the chief officials of the future serve only as a point for deThat was in 1788." Orators and'their tleman prefers to remain unknown) of Marathon' distance runner, and probsteamship companies in New York. porting undesirable aliens.

Ohio. We are compelled to infer that ably never will have? Wrestling art—arid some other things—have The branch offices of these comMr. G. is quite young. Be that as it seems to be the particular domain of changed since then.—New York Herpanies in Warsaw will therefore fce may, we shall attempt to convince the Slavs, witness the fifty-year-old ald-JTrlbune.. ' .

Mr. G. of the inaccuracy of his state- Zbysko. winning the world's title, by liquidated and the passenger traffic Your 1925 subscription to The Jew- JL ment, and show him that there is an throwing the American college youth, from Poland to America and Palesr ish Press is due now. Please mail elusive something which must "be tak- Munn, who could almost.be his grand- Development of Child tine will be discontinued by them for it in. en into account besides the qualities son. Marathon distance, running is the present. .

• which -he so suavely nameis as char- evidently the province of the Finns, Tcld by Wrist Bones acteristic of the' good athlete: witness the old,',as sporting age^goes, ; ...A---horse's teeth • tell - his age; < a "Dear Sir: : "I hope next Shovuoth Stenross,; who1 won"the Olympic title •childish wrist bones Indicate his., By "I want to call your attention to and who;has just'come'to'this counSECRETARY DAVIS WANTS To be in the Land of Israel" means \ of X-ray photographs one can your Sporting Column. In particular try. I expect Him. to do the same to ELLIS ISLAND ABOLISHED N YOUR PRAYER ANSWERED to the"bonk regarding the means by the marathon runners _ that Paavo; tell how-old a child is or, more impprAS IMMIGRATION POINT jtant; whether he Is properly developed which the Jewish youths win their vic- Uurmi did to the others!'

Washington, D. C. (J. T. A.) Secfor his years. tories. ' Any one versed in sports "To answer your question in brief. wouldlaff at such statements. All retary of Labor Davis has proposed At one year of'age "a. child has two victories by all athletes of all races Training^ undoubtedly counts for a bones In.the wrist; at five he has six; that Ellis Island be abolished as a Allowing 20 days in Holy Land are won by a combination of endur- great deal, but no amount of training at fourteen, he has eight. Thus he has and Egypt point of entrance for immigrants, it ance, strength, reserve of nervous en- can overcome certain racial handicaps what scientists call an anatomical age. or advantages which a man has inherHere is a view of the recently developed and improved selfwas learned at a conference here of STOPOVER AT NAPLES. ergy and sheer GUTS. * Your remarks Girls are usually in advance of contained unit, manufactured by the Baker Ice Machine Company savor too much of the Chauvinist and ited." (Harry Conzel and Benny NEXT SAILINGS of Omaha. The unit delivers one and one-half tons of refrigeration the narrow nationalist—very much on Leonard mercilessly punish their op- boys in' their anatomical development MAY 11 — JULY 9 each twenty-four hours. It may be seen on exhibition at the factory, the order of the K. K. K. The Jewponent, who is holding on to the at any given age, says a high authorPAXTON-MJTCHELL CO. Sixteenth and Evans Streets. . . ity of the Iowa child welfare research HISTORICAL U. S. MAIL S. S. is just a normal being, in no way su- ropes.) -. station' in Hygeia, health magazine perior to other beings developed under THE K. O. S7th and Martha St*.

HA. 1662 Hannfactaren of Brass, Bronx*, similar conditions, to ascribe to him published • by the American Medical will see her, but if you look too long ries, ueraifline's effigy, with the In- Mnmlnnm and Soft ilray (ran Casting*. certain peculiarities which would make We feel tempted to stop the con- association. she fades sorrowfully away.—From signia of tbe legend, is engraved on we machine nomc from ev*ry htmt In FARE—KOUND TRIP him' superior to his surroundings is test, as-Mr. G. is probably feeliiig are assured ot soft castings, as) "Adventures In Contentment," by the burgh seal, together with a ship ton As far as height and weight measfar own shop. pure propaganda and utterly absurd quite groggy from the, clean effective urements are concerned, girls are ap- David Grayson. and the-legend, "Per Noctem Lux," Standard slw cast. laon and bronw to the thinking man. I make this, punches which we administered to proximately as heavy as boys for their "Light by Night" First Class In stock.

Second Class criticism in the hope that you will him, but 'since this is a contest to a continue to foster athletics without finish, we shall allow no quarter, and respective heights, but are shorter and Cutting the "Gordian Knot?'

Not Unlucky for All lighter at each age.. They are more Up making your column an object of ridi- give the finishing touch.

This expression has Its origin in the The number thirteen hardly deserves Will you, Mr. G., eliminate anthrovariable In growth than boys. ' ' . cule." pology from such a weighty question ?

The' au'th'orlty, a physician, has its black reputation, which it has had tale of Gordius, a Phrygian peasant, ..•'". We1 consider Mr. G. a rather weak Are Strictly Kosher — Synagogue — you.really earnest in asserting drawn his conclusions from thousands ever since there were thirteen at the owner of a yoke of oxen, who became opponent. We shall now make a_rin] that the descendant of a long line of Movies king.

He dedicated his car and oxen Last Supper at which Our Lord was OUR rKUATUENT WILL arid all those interested crowd aroun< . ancestors doffs his racial character- of repeated physical measurements on betrayed.

Hence the firm conviction to Zeus, and the knot of theyoke was CONVINCE YOU OP OCR •while we, although it hurts us to sties the-very moment he dons his nude children and his tables giving the SINCERITY. touch even a hair of one of our breth- sporting togs ? Can you explain what average weight of boys and girls for that if this number sit- down to table tied so skillfully that an oracle deTrust Department. ren, administer a clean K. O. in short lappens to this racial temperament? each Inch -.in height from- every age one of them will shortly afterwards clared that whomsoever should unSafety Deposit Boxes. \ order. Since we cannot take Mr. G.Where does it vanish? No, you are from five jo nineteen are -said to be die. loose It would be ruler of Asia. When seriously, we shall, at first, spar, very speechless — down — you throw the the most accurate tables for AmeriAlexander the Great came to Gordlum The fact of the matter Is, as astrolo1493 Broadway, N. Y (at 43rd St.) lightly, make feints, rush in and re-towel in—ryou give up—all right, let's can-horn children. glsts tell us, that thirteen is only un- he cut the knot In two with his sword ry treat—and then! lucky to certain people. On others it and applied the prophecy to. himself. hk hands. hd THE GRINN & JENSEN CO. shake has no more potent effect than any Now come on, Mr. G., wash your* ROUND ONE Whole»ale paper oth/lr number, while a few people desponge your sores and think iit - ' ;. .. • distributors for • Call us for good Happiness and Hard Work . As we have often pointed out, there face, clare that It always brings them good Y6u can be justly proud or Temptation Besets You are strong racial characteristics which over.

Northern Tottet Tissue •.•--•-.•• I... have ; discovered,''_ Is fortune. •.":.';_•"-' your Jewfeh athletes, without offend- j When You Entermanifest themselves physically as well ing UI2 Barney Street neatly-always <a -rebound from hard j anybody.

And if somebody should as mentally. Although it is true that ask you-about the peculiarities;;' of ;[wprkS -it is one of the follies of men AT-lantic 6409 CANDIES ICE CREAM Remembered by HIM Deed* science gives no sanction for the iden- Jewish athletes, you will? explain,' ftp'imagine/.that they, can ,'enjoy mere, MICKLIN LUMBER CO. : tification of any one race, it is never- won't you, Mr. G.?

LUNCHES The little; fishing town .of Losslet h h ^^ or 'einotion, t i i A or sentiment.; As ' •' " , 24th & Burdette Sts. WE. 5555 theless true that races, due to locaj: tp^eatv beauty! sFor happiness mouthbri'the northeastern coast of tion, climate and other environmental Scotland has for its patron /saint, St. Pay "Attention toVmliie* ]^ • bea'tricked! - She loves- to see conditions, must be marked with, cerGerardine. This little known saint, Don't Wait Till Erev Pesach!! tain qualities which they have imbibed The man who Insists on'full'value ;men«'atvw'0rfc; She loves "sweat, .wear- according to legendary history, is said \ from their milieu from their very be- for his dollar generally afienniuiates jtoess, selfrsacrifice. She will,be found, Do your Painting WASH A N D KEEP WELL 16th and Farnam Streets ginning. There are very few who do wealth. If more attention wece-given jribt .in<palaces, but lurking in corn- to have sojourned on that coast In and Decorating NOW. A RULE OF HEALTH 924.

His home was a cave, and it was not realize-.'that'the "survival possibil- to values," more men would "get vrlch- 'fields and;factories and hovering over Save 25% of the cost.

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ROUND TWO -We have noticed that not'only races are marked by certain distinguishing characteristics, but even families partake of a quality which marks quite a few of their members. How are we to explain the insistence which horsi breeders lay upon ancestry. Is it no admitted that Man o' War-and Epin ard are infinitely superior for breeding purposes than a common truck horse? . • , We shall ask Mr. G. to explain, thi reason for the monopoly which leertain nations exercise in certain' fields of sport; while other nations, despite the great efforts which they exert in training, never produce athletes in those same fields who are of as hughr a calibre. How is it that the Japanese, the Chinese and the Arabs,' with the exception of tennis, have not been able to produce athletes of any international importance. Of- course, we take into account that these Orientals have not been in international intercourse very long.. But any authority on physical culture will assure you that when there.is a question of brute force at stake, the yellow man must submit to his Occidental brother in most every case. This will explain, in some measure, the reason for the Japanese invention of jiu jitsu and similar wrestling devices, which they substitute for their lack of physical strength, and thus, when it is a matter of subtlety or cunning, we will vouch for the victory of the Japanese over his White.neighbor. (Harry Con zel scores >nd outpoints his oppo nent.) :'[•''

ROUND THREE .Never has this column been: Chauvinistic, never has it claimed that tht Jewish.' athlete is superior, by mere Jewishness, to athletes of other nations—far Jfrom it. But what it .has claimed is' that various athletes, representatives of various nations and races, inevitably win in quite differ' ertt fashions. We mentioned this verj subject to Benny Leonard (who by the way is becoming one of the foremost' authorities in* the physical world, because of his entrance into that field since his retirement from the ring), and asked him whether there is any particular characteristic which distinjruishedea the Jewish athlete. He.replied that he would very easily be able to recognize a Jew or an. Irishman in the boxing ring, merelyby'tlie'way-in-which- h<6 conducted himself.' Not only this, but-given a Jew and an Irishman to train, he W d adopt totally different metnods

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