May 21, 1925

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I never 1 make the mistake of arguingwith p e o p l e for whose opinion I have no respect.—Gibbon, .

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Bntere ~* £? fand-das* maU tnattei on Jonnary 27th, 16ZL a t poatot) M.*» amha. .Nebraska, onder the Act of March a.1879.

Highland Club Will Open Second Season To Hold Formal Dinner Dance Saturday Eve, May 30 MAJfT IMPROVEMENTS MADE THE DURING YEAR

Seek Injunction to Prevent Building of Orphan Home

, THURSDAY, MAY 21,. 1925

UNTERMEYER FLAYS Dr. Jndah Magnes 'CYNICAL' DEAN INGE Tells Future of Suggests That K l a n Should Eon University Honor Inge; Says Great ; Shylocks of Present Age are Christians New York.—(J.T. A.)—"Dean:Inge has qualified as honorary Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, and that if such an office does not exist it should be created in the Dean's honor," declared Samuel. ntermyer Monday night, in a speech at a dinner in the Hotel Astor, marking the conclusion of the greater New-. York campaign. for the Palestine Foundation Fund for 1925. , Mr. Untermyer referred to the statement of Bishop Manning, who' suggested that Dean Inge's statement be taken as a jest as a naive' attempt at ah apology. - - ...

are in cheap cynical witticism," said Mr* Untermyer, "would lend value to the petulant snarling of a' medieval, uninformed mind -and jaundiced temper. • ' ! "If the business of the banker is not as reputable as any other occupation, if all great money lenders are Shylocks as he would seem to imply, does he not kne^sr that the great Shyloeks of the present age are Christians and that we Jews play a very small role among the world financiers? In point of fact, in the present- day race* for money and power, I find little choice between the ambitions and methods of men of different races and creeds. Earned Gratitude [of Ku Klax Klan "How can a religious apostle, as he gives himself out t^> be, hope to exercise spiritual influence over the minds of men when in t]|e name of a religion of love he preaches hate, and as a parting shot seeks to sow the seed of bigotry in a lantl that is dedicated to racial and, r sligious freedom ? Whatever else the gloomy dean may have accomplished: in this country, he has certainly earnisd the gratitude of the Ku Klux KlanL"

Enthusiastic Gathering at Carnegie Hall Greets Leader JEWS OF AMEfelCA EXPECTED TO HELP

SUBSRIFTION PRICE, A YEAR, $2.50 WAHABIS MASS AT TRANSJORDANIAN FRONTIER, IS REPORT Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) Twelve thousand Wahabi trknesmen are concentrated near Djof, not far from the Transjordanian frontier, according to reports received here from Amman. A report from Damascus states that Ruchde Pasha proceeded to Jeddah to assume command of the Hedjas army.

Workers are Guests at Banquet Given by W i l t i LHdzman Speakers Stress Importance of W k of the Collection Committees

QUESTS PLEDGE SUPPORT Local B'nai B'rith Lodge TO FEDERATION CAMPAIGN To Hold Open Meeting June 3 More than one hundred workers of

New York.—(J. T. A.)—Representatives of all classes'of the New York the Jewish Community Center camJewish community .gathered at Car"Better Understanding Between Jew paign were guests at a dinner given Zoning Commission Wants Nonnegie Hall Tuesday night to greet and Gentile," will be Topic Jewish Zone in their honor Tuesday „ evening at Dr. Judah L.' Magnes, formerly head the Loyal Grill by William L. Holzof the,New York Kehillah, who reOmaha Lodge I. O.B. B. will hold man, president of the Jewish Welfare Cleveland.—(J. T. A.)—A fight to turned to this country on behalf of an open meeting June 3. This meet- Federation and former president of obtain .an injunction against the city the-Hebrew University in Jerusalem, ing will be held in conjunction with the Jewish Community Center. The authorities in the connection with the of which he'is the dean. A number open meetings held throughout the dinner was given in appreciation of erection of a home for the Hebrewof leading Jewish .citizens, including district at this time of the year. The their services in the collection of the Orphan Asylum in University Louis Marshall and'Felix M. Warmeeting will be open to he enitre pledges during the recent campaign Heights, a . Cleveland suburb,' was burg, were in "the'.audience. public. Plans are now being made to for the Community Center building. started recently. The enthusiastic gathering which secure a place for this meeting. The Independent Order B'nai B'rith Mr. Holzman acted as toastmaEter packed the hall listened to greetings The meeting topic will be "Better acquired thirty-five acres of land in' extended to the' distinguished guest Understanding Between Jew and •of the evening, and introduced the Contrasts Inge's Utterances With "University Heights for the purpose speakers of the evening, Harry A, by Mr. Bernard Semel, who. presided, Gentile." Coolidge's Speech Sam Beber will have Wolf, Harry H. Lapidus, Dr. Philip of erecting a new home for the HeMiss Henrietta Szold on behalf of the charge of this meeting. Several He also contrasted the utterances brew Orphan Asylum, which is mainHadassah; Rabbi David de Sola Pool, prominent men will be the speakers Sher, Joe L. Wolf, Carl KatelmaT). of the dean with the "words of brothtained by the order. The authorities Judge A. Rosalsky on" behalf of the at this meeting. Plans being made Each one of these workers stressed of the city decided not to permit the erly love" recently spoken by PresiJewish Education Society, and Mr. to secure a Catholic priest, Protest- the importance of the comimm&l work erection of the home because' the dent Coolidge at the dedication of in the city, and emphasized upon the Louis Lipsky.on behiif of the Zionist ant minister and a rabbi to speak. district is liminted to small houses. the Jewish Center in Washington. work done by the group of workers Organization of America. "To refute the Jew-baiting slanders "Better Understanding is in line assembled at the_dinner. The B'nai B'rith then notified the Dr. Magnes, who was greeted with -with the sentiments of the recent city authorities that it would build of the gloomy dean, couched-as they "The workers knowing the need oS great applause, proceeded to present lonstitutional grand lodge convention, only small houses in conformity withthe community responded in a body a picture of * the work and plans of lield in Atlantic City," said Sam the.rules of the University Heights to help put over the Jewish Welfare the Hebrew University. A sum of Beber. At this meeting Rev. John zoning commission. The order even: not less than five million dollars for Herring, secretary of the Good Will Federation, to constantly help in the •proposed-to build a school at its own: collection of the pledges that are past the purpose of developing the work committee, addressed the convention expense which would be free for all due,", said Harry A. Wolf. "There of the lUniversity ' is expected of and urged Better Understanding Day residents of the district. For this i has been no collection campaign for purpose the 1.0. B. B. was ready- to Laud Italian Liberalness in Being Mrs. Milton Fulol eim Coming Here American Jewry as soon as possible, between Jew and Gentile. the Federation this year and s;v Under Auspice 3 of Hadassah. Dr. Magnes declared, in speaking of Hospitable to All Students. The meeting will be held by Oiaaha months of this year are about over." spend $300,000. This offer was also the practical purpose of his visit. '• •; • Lodge I. O. B. B. ~on June 3, this refused. .'.... "The Welfare Federation is in nef.'l "The University, which is now a meeting will be the last open meeting Florence. (J. T. A.) The congress Mrs. Milton Fatdheim, of Milwau' . In a statement issued by the mayor of funds," said Carl Katelman chairof. Jewish students in Italy was kee, Wis., is coming to Omaha the post-graduate research institute, will of the season. Besides the prominent of University Heights to the: local man of the finance committee. "This "opened at the University of Florence, first week of June under the au- branch out and become the crown of speakers that will be on the prowill be our first campaign for a perpress, he stated: "It would not be delegates being present from twelve spices of the Omaha Chapter of Ha- the entire educational system of gram, several exceptional musical sonal solicitation to the subscribers. advisable to allow a large number of Italian . cities. The - meeting, was, dassah. While Tiere Mrs. Fuldheim,; Palestine," Dr: Magnes declared. "The mrmbers will be arranged for. We -urge the subscribers to pay thek' one race in this vicinity.!1 opened in Hebrew and continued : in who is known in. the east as', one of University.will.not be devoted to the Every member is urged to be pre- pledges immediately so as it will r>fu A similar statement was issued r iy ItalmiiT and "Hebrew." The chairman the best woman cfetors, wilL give ft search, for the' truth-. We will look sent and bring a guest. curtail the wonderful" wofk that i^ the University Heights zoning com- spoke of the opening of the Hebrew public lecture at the Blackstone Hof or the truth not" only. on scientific being done." mission, in which it declared,"It is University and protested against the tel Tuesday afternoon, June 2, under problems but also.--will seek the truth "The Federation is deserving of aH not desirable to have a Jewish. Or- movement to exclude Jewish students the auspices of the Hadassah. Folof the historical development of the support of. everyone in this room," phans Home" in-the Heights district." from the universities in Poland, Rou- lowing the lecture by Mrs. Fuldheim, Judaism. Palestine" is the only place said Dr. Philip Sher, past president: The Cleveland Hebrew Orphan mania and Hungary. He expressed the Hadassah will entertain at a tea. where the source, of Jewish creative of the Federation and present Home shelters six hundred Jewish gratitude to the Italian government "The twentieth century is the power and Jewish culture can be Saturday afternoon, May 23, littlft children. The Omaha B'nai B'rith degree man of the executive committee. and "people for their hospitality in Woman's century. I have heard the found through the Hebrew language. Harriet Abraham, ten ye'ar old .vie* "The Jewish Community Center will team will have charge of the inpermitting the Jewish students, shut speakers of five continents, and I linist, will appear in a concert spon"The Institute of Chemistry has albe built this year," said Hairy H. stallation of a large class of candiout from the universities of other consider Mrs. Fuldheim one of the ready made valuable contributions to sored by her instructor, Harry Kodates at the installation ceremonie; Lapidus, president. This statement countries, to continue their studies in most remarkable women on the platjionovitz. The concert wDl be given the industrial development of the of Lincoln, Nebr., lodge. The Omaha drew much applause. "We will need Italy. - ' • •form today." This comment was made at the City Auditorium and will be country. The Institute of Micro- members'•'will-leave- early Sunday the support of every man, woman nvti open to the entire public, with no Professor Cassuto of Florence Uni- by Harold Peat, known as "Private biology has already discovered sev- morning to take part in the exercises. child.in the city, to finish the job," Shevuoth begins Thursday evening, versity expressed satisfaction that he Peat," of the World War. charge for admission. eral microbes, discoveries important The Sheboygan Press-Telegram in the poultry .industry. A specia' "We are installing a class of twenty- he continued. This public program will probably May 28, and special services will be was present at this congress of stu"We are thankful to this group o? five candidates," said Joe Nefsky, be the little prodigy's farewell con- held at all local Synagogues and .at dents from various countries, all of says this about Mrs. Fuldheim: "She department for.. the study of sub president of the Lincoln Lodge. "This people for the work done in the recert before she will leave to tour the the Temple. them, however, children of the same is a versatile, forceful and interest- tropical diseases will be established," class is composed of the leading men cent campaign for the Community Cantor Joseph Mai ek and choir will Jewish people thirsting ~ for knowl- ing speaker. Her magnetic personal- Dr. Magnes . further stated. "The eastern cities, where she will appear Center," said Joe L. Wolf, secretary. ity immediately wins and. holds her University which will be Jewish both in the city." in special concerts and where she will conduct the services at the B'nai Is- edge. During the recent campaign, through The Omahans who will take part in rael , Synagogue, Eighteenth and Chifurther her musical studies. in Janguage and ideals will, at the The secretary of the World Union audience." the good work of this group, approxthe ceremonies are: Sam J. Leon, Dr. While ^iere Mrs. Fuldheim will be same time,_serve_asjihe best medium Miss Abraham will be assisted by cago streets, Thursday evening, May of Jewish Students,»Mr. Steinig, then imately $30,000 was collected. A. Greenberg, Israel Goodman, M. Margaret Kolberg, eleven year old 28, and on the following two days. delivered an . address outlining the the house guest of Mrs. Ricklie Boas- to bring about a-closer and more Monheit, Harry Malashock, Harry "I am very pleased with the reFriday and Saturday mornings, May aims and the work of the eWorld berg. friendly co-operation between th> pianist. ports of the work of the communitySilverman, Max Fromkin, Arthur Ro Jews and the Arabs. We expect to Union. The following is a copy of the 29 and 30, at nine o'clock. and am very much pleased with ths senblum. Temple Israel will have services • Signor Viterbo, the well known Italopen a college dor Oriental and Is program to be given: ' work- of this assembly of men ann Harry H. Lapidus of Omaha will be Thursday night, May 28, at eight ian lawyer, who represented Italian lam .studies. Palestine is the road women," said William L. Holzmar(i . . . ./ L . -r o'clock. The Adass Yeshuren, the Jewry, the Keren Hayesodand the between .the- East, and the West and the principal speaker at this meeting. "I know that they can go out snii a. Gavotte . . _ . . ~ Severn the Jew has always acted as a unit b. Saetehjehtens Sondag... Ole Bull Beth Hamedrosh Hagodol, and the Jewish National Fund, delivered. an put this Federation campaign over, c Minuet G _ _ „ . . _ .1 Beethoven B'nai Jacob Synagogue will all hold address in Hebrew. Messages * were The Y. M. H. A. baseball is still ing link. There-will go out from Council Bluffs A. Z. A. bigger than ever." Shevuoth services. read from the Federation of Jewish leading the junior ?;ague. The Y the University-a message of hope Elects Officers This Saturday morning, May 23, Communities in Italy, the Inter-Uni- team defeated the fast Gibson Rama. Folishinelle _'_ Rachmaninoff The Council Bluffs Chapter of thi LORD ALLENBY TO friendship, to all awakening \ hi La Regato Veneziana 1 Xiszt Cantor Malek will conduct the serv- versity Jewish Federation of Great bler team by a score of 6 to 4. The and A. Z. A. held its semi-annual elec peoples of the Orient," Dr. Magnes DEDICATE PALESTINE ices on Shabos Shemvorchen Acho- Britain and Ireland, the Jugo-Slavian hitting and fielding of the players of Margaret Kolberg. tion of officers at its regular meet' • • ' WAR CEMETERIES desh at the B'nai Israel Synagogue. Jewish Students' Federation, and the Y team was the feature of the declared. HI. ing in the Bonnet building Tuesday, Cairo. (J. T. A.) General Allenfcy. Swiss Airs and Gentle Zitella game. other bodies. Local Mizrachi to Hold May 19. The followin gofficers wen conqueror of Jerusalem, is leaving for _ . __.„. . ..._ „„..„. Farmer The Y team will play the Albright DISCUSSION ON Speaal Meeting Sunday elected: Aleph Godol, Harold Cher Palestine for the purpose of dedicat-;•. T V . - = • ';- , Merchants Sunday afternoon at 3:30 "* SEMITIC APPEARANCE a. Souis Bois . Staub A special_meeting:of the local Miz- niack; Aleph S'gan, Maurice Fried- ing the British War Cemeteries in PALESTINE EXPECTS 8,0Q0 at Elmwood Park. Because of the man; Aleph MazMr, Abraham Katieb. Valse Caprice Kubenstein OF BRITISH LION IMMIGRANTS IN SIX MONTHS excellent showing of the Y team, they rachi Organization.will be held Sun- man; Aleph Gisbor, Albert Fox; Al- Gaza and Deirelbelah. Margaret Kolberg. London. (J. T. A.). The attack in . Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) Eight thouday evening, ^May . 24, at the Beth General Allenby will also visit Emir have been assigned to play the feaeph Shotar, Nathan Gilinsky; Aleph Abdullah, ruler of Transjordania. a. Zal Mazurka . . Trinkaus the British House of Commons on sand Jewish immigrants are expected, ture game at Elmwood Park Sunday Hamedrosh Hagodol Synagogue. The meeting is called to discuss the Jr. Shotar, Joe Krasne; Aleph Sob. Wiegenlied Hauser, Op. 11 the Semitic origin and appearance of to arrive * Palestine during the peafternoon. c Rondino Kreisler the British , lion found humorous riod from April to September of this national.'.convention held recently in pher, Joyce Freiden; Aleph Kohen POLISH MINISTER > Godel, Louis Rosenthal. Louis RosenThe following men compose the Cleveland, O. d. Berceuse Slave Neruda echo in the press. , '— , "EXPLAINS" FIGHT year, according to estimates made personnel of the Y. M. H. A. team: Miss Nola B. Held at the piano. thai was elected delegate to the A. The London Times, in an editorial, The.National Mizrachi was organAGAINST JEWS IN POLAND . . Steinway piano used by courtesy of ^declared that "the bewildering beast, known here. Z. A. convention to be held in Kansa Dave Bleicher, Al. Handler, Joe- TurWarsaw. (J. T. A.) Views on th? the Schmoller & Mueller Piano ComThe Zionist Executive has sent ner, Max Cohen, Morris Reiss, Elmer ized twenty years >ago and is a branch City in July. the-Wembly lion, -was discovered to pany. status of the Jews in Poland wer?. 4,500 certificates for immigration to Greenberg, Charles Leib, Isadore of the Zionist Organization. The be Jewish. The gallant colonel, who expressed by the Polish Minister t>i Palestine, immigration offices of the Shreidman, John Rosenblatt, and Isa- purpose of-the .Mizrachi is to uphold may have seen lions in Africa, has THREE JEWS CHOSEN the educational .and religious stand- LITHUANIAN GOVERNMENT Education, Stanisla'w Grabski, brothZionist OrgamVation in various coun- dore Weiner. challenged the Asiatic appearance of FOR WHITE RUSSIAN ards of 'the Jews 'in Palestine. er of the Polish premier, and StrASSIGNS 1,000,000 ROUBLES tries. Th^ ajority were allotted to GOVERNMENT POSTS the Wembly lion. Samuel, secretary Poland, Rouinania and Lithuania, YePROPOSE INSTITUTE FOR SYNAGOGUES cynski, Minister of Foreign Affaire, Moscow. (J. T. A.) Three Jews for overseas trade,, defended the men, Bulgaria and Salonica. Of the JEWISH BOY WINS FOR YIDDISH LEARNING Riga. (J. T. A.) One million rou- in a' conversation with Samuel O. have been.chosen for high government Wembly lion and his department with 4,500 certificates, 2,"5"0 ,*~ere Issued Berlin. (J._T._A.) A conferend bles were assigned for Jewish syna- Lamport, New York cotton merchant, AMERICAN LEGION PRIZE posts and three Jews have been elect- leonine courage. However, the true for unskilled laborers, 1,000 for Indianapolis, Ind. (J. T. A.) Rob- of Jewish' scholars "who write in-the gogues in this country by the Latvian who is now visiting Warsaw. ed to the general presidium of the English lion is shown on the reverse skilled workers and 1,000 for women ert Krumholtz of Springfield, Ohio, Yiddish language will be held here in Sejm, when that body considered the "The Jewish question in Poland White Eussian Government,' as a re- side of the half crown and is prob- workers. has been announced as the winner, of September to make'final arrange- question of economic support for has two aspects, political and economsult of elections which took place at ably a leopard. the American Legion's annual essay ments for the .establishment of . churches. ic," Mr. Grabski stated. "The antithe conference of the White Russian contest for American school children. Jewish .academic- institute for th This decision was received with Semitic movement is a result of the ST1GER TAKEN TO SCENE Soviets. YIDDISH DAILY MAKES Essays were written on the -ubject, scholars who write in the Yiddish satisfaction by the Jewish population attitude of disapproval held by th? WHERE BOMB WAS THROWN "Why Communism Is a Menace to language. The post of Commissar of Finance APPEARANCE IN RUSSIA ~ " Jews toward • the Polish state; a;>ti-of Latvia. will be'filled* by Ka.ro. The CommisMoscow. (J. T. A.) The first issue Lemberg. (J. T. A.) An indica- AL ericanism." N. Stiff, Dr. Olschwanger, Prof. S. Semitism will disappear as sar- of Internal Affairs will be Chaz- of a new Yiddish daily .Under the ti"4- of new developments in the trial Schneursohn, Jacob Leachzynski, 31. CALENDAR REFORM APthe Jews become Polish patriots," th?. kewitsch, and Segal will be the Com- name, "Stern," made its appearance cf Stanislaw Steiger, accused of COMMUNIST PRISONERS Simehowicz, -. A. tscherikwer, A. PROVED BY BRITISH RAILWAY minister declared. missar of: Justice. Those chosen to in Charkow May 9. throwing a bomb at the Polish presDECLARE HUNGER STRIKE Steinberg,-J; Steinberg and Prof. As to the economic fight carried an London. (J. T. A.) The plan forthe presidium are Levin, Garwitsch, The Jewish Communist daily, ident, W "uechowski, was the fact Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) A hunger Dubnow are in charge of the arrange warded by the League of Nations against the Jews, he stated: "It is> and, Scherowitsch. • • ' . . ' ( ' "Emess," Li „ greeting the new -pub- th?t for the first .time since his im- strike of four Communist prisoners ments. of the- institute. Committee on the change of the cal- a result of the crisis which is new Twenty-two Jews have been elected lication, emphasized the fact thai one prisonment Steiger was taken out of was declared in Jerusalem, according The proposed institute is to ha'. endar was approved by the British prevalent in • Polish industry, l'lsjs to. the Central Executive Committee of the most important aims of that his cell May 11. to a Communist proclamation issued four sections for-Yiddish philosdthy Railway Company. fight, however will cease as soon « of the White Russian Government. paper should be" to counteract the A police squ^c" ~ndueted him to May 13. pedagogy; social economy and- JewAccording to the plan, the year will the Polish industries will, Levin was also chosen' as represent- influence of Zionism, which has been h» pla»--> where the 1 omb was The strike was declared in protest ish, history.. "Branches are -placnec be divided into thirteen months of their own-means or with the co-o**er<ative of the Council of National Mi* making considerable headway In the thrown... After examination on the against their beinsr treated as crim- for New York, Warsaw. Vienna an twenty-eight days with a nnnaber of ation -of *oreigm cagifcaL, wt-nrn t? norities. • " ." ' country of late~ suot he was taken back to his cell. other centers,' blank days. . >. - their normt-1 state," " * inals

The Highland Country club will hold its formal opening Saturday evening, May 30, Decoration Day. The club -will hold a formal dinner dance on this occasion for the members only: _ "We are completing arrangements to make this year's opening celebration far better than our first celebration of last year," said Sidney Manley,.chairman of the entertainment committee. "We have have secured the services of LeoBraviroff and his orchestra to furnish the music for the regular Saturday evening dances." "The club this year has already shown:much popularity, as many of the members have been playing on the golf course for the past-month," said Ed. Treller; president of the club, "We Tiave landscaped the club house with beautiful shrubbery and flowers, adding more beautiful scenery to the' surroundings." . The golf course is fully completed and nine holes are being used by the players. ; Many interesting games have already been played on the course, according to Mr. Heaney, the professional. The Decoration Day opening will be the second year for the Highland Country club, and it is planned ' to make this celebration a grand success. The members of the entertainment committee who are in charge of this affair are: Sidney Manley, chairman; Max Sommers, Irvin Stalmaster, Morton" TEHery~Frea 'Rdsenstock. -'•".

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)INT MEETING OF V KEREN HAYESOD AND : ZIONIST ORGANIZATION A special combined meeting pf the local Keren Hayesod and Zionist Organization, together with the Theological Seminary committee, -will be held Tuesday evening at the Jewish Community.Center.. At this meeting jdans will be discussed relative to. the work of these three organizations:

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Year Old Violin v Prodigy to Give Concert

Omila Wmi 5'rith Degree Team to Install Lincoln Cfe

Synagogues and Temple to Hold Shevuoth Jsrvkes

Y . H H . A. Baseball Team Holds Lead in Junior League

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2—THE JEWISH PRESS—THURSDAY, MAY 21,° 1925 afternoon in honor of the sixth birth- program of popular dance music Was The entertainment committee is lay of her daughter, Leona, and the furnished by the Snappy Serenaders, planning a dance to be held at Hansthird birthday of her son, Milton. a dance orcrestra. Refreshments were som Park Pavilion about May 30. Published every Thursday at Omalia, Nebraska, by served. The Thorpeians have just received Mrs. Jack Sussman entertained her • THE JEWISH PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANYThe A. Z. A. baseball team is round- papers of incorporation. Afternoon Mah Jong club at her home ing into shape, according io those Office: 790 Brandeis TheatTe Building—Telephone: ATlantic 1400; 1925 The following men will serve on Wednesday afternoon at her home. witnessing the baseball practice held NATHAN E. GREEN, Manager. the assigned committees for the en_$2.50. Bosh Chodesh Sivan.. y May 24 Subscription Price, one year. The Council of Jewish Women are every Sunday morning at Thirty-sec- suing term: Advertising rates furnished on application. .Friday, May 29 Shabuoth -— holding a meeting Thursday after- ond and Dewey avenue. A number Membership—Ben Kubby, Chairman: T. Henry > Weisenberg, Chas. Bosh Chodesh Taromuz.. Tuesday, June 23 CHANGE OF ADDRESS—Please give both the old and new address; noon, May 21, at the home of Mrs. of the local high school ball team Rosebblatt, Fellman, Shoal Freed, .Jake Davidson, be sure and give your name. Fast of Tammuz—™— .Thursday, July 9 tars are playing with the local chapE. Marcus. An election of officers ' Ben Drevich, Harry Miller; Ed. Ituback. Rosh Chodesh Ab....— .Wednesday, July 22 ter. Challenges have been received Entertainment—Sam Friedel, Chairman; The Jewish Press is supplied by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (Jewish will take place. Ben Kubby, \fm. Flnegold, Jack Friedcn. Correspondence BoTeau) with cabled and telegraphic Jewish news, in addition —Thursday, July 30 Fast of Ab~ from several other chapters and from Dance—Abe Meyers, Chairman; Herman to feature articles- find torrespotidences from all important Jewish centres. Mrs. H. Maduff was hostess to her many local clubs. —^Friday, August 21 Rosh Chodesh Segelman, Harry V. Hnyfcin, J«e -DanJy. Inquiries regarding news items credited to this Agency will be giadly Levlne, Chairman: Bam Afternoon Bridge club at her home The A. 2. A. dance party will be initiation—I. answered if addressed to Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 621 Broadway, New Friedel, I. Rosenblatt, Ben Kubby. • All Holy Days begin at sunset of preceding day. Tuesday afternoon. held Saturday night; June 6, 1925, Constitutional—I. Rosenblatt, Chairman; York City. Emanuel Green, Lou Frieberg. at Hanscbm Park, according to Louis Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Katelman enBoxing:—Shoal Freed, Chairman; Abb SHABUOTH, THE FEAST OP WEEKS tertained, twelve guests at bridge at E. Iipp, chairman of the committee. Meyers, I. Iievlne. Detailed plans for the convention their home Sunday evening. Good and Welfare—T. Lerineroti, Cnairmitn; The Jewish-festival of Shabuoth, of the Feast of Weeks, at Kansas City are being formulated Alberts, Maurice Micklin; Joe will come this year on May 29th. This is the day of the giving congregation, after they had met to In the.absence of Rev. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Simon Steinberg en- by the convention committee under Wm. Sokolof. of the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai, of the ancient consider the preacher's problem, of the Unitarian church, Rabbi,Star- tertained their Evening Bridge club David Beber, chairman. The commitFOR RENT!! harvest feast of the Jewish people, the day, known in the Greek awaited again for the sermon of their rels will take the pulpit. at their home Tuesday evening. tee intends to put the Omaha Chapter preacher, who without surprise to the language as Pentecost. Two-Story Corner Brick Buildupon the map at the convention with repeated his two-week Mrs. Shrtoh Nef sky entertained at ing in business district. SuitMr. and Mrs. Ben Harding were in a host of clever stunts. Stiabuoth conies seven Weeks after the beginning of Passover; congregants, old query. able for Grocery, Meat Market, the one is at the beginning of the barley harvest, then through "'Do you know what I jam going several tables of bridge at her home Milwaukee last week. or Department Store. Will rei n honor of her sister, who is visiting the seven weeks the various grains ripen and are reaped, finally, to preach to you. about this aiterr THORPEIAN NEWS. model to suit tenant. — Gall A: regular meeting of Council noon?' he asked, but found no sur- her for several weeks. at the last is the wheat, harvest which is marked by this festival. prise S.Shyken, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Isaac Sternhill was admitted into Bluffs Chapter No. 688 of I. O. B. B. in the hall. By agreement the The ancient offering for this day, when the Jews lived in Pales- congregation divided. , One half Mrs. Simon Nef sky entertained a will.be held next Wednesday evening, the Thorpeiaii Athletic Club at its tine as farmers, and worshiped in the Temple _ of Solomon in shouted, 'No, we don't know'. T h e bridge and a Mah Jong party in May 27,'at the Danish Hall. last regular meeting held Wednesday Jerusalem, was two loaves of bread, made from the new wheat, other said <Yes.' • evening. honor of Mrs. Whintaub, who is Mrs. The preacher then advisely rein addition to, special animal sacrifices and a basket of the fruits Nef sky's guest for two weeks. Frizes A. Z. A. NOTES. marked: •';•.-••••"• . of the season^ .' twenty years preaching were won by Mrs. Max Shapiro, Mrs. At the last regular meeting of the Just as Passover and Shabuoth are connected in the series one"Ifhalfafter of the congregation knows S. Fogelson and Miss Sade Samuels. local chapter No. 1, of the National of ingatherings of grain, with, the' Seven weeks of harvest in what I am going to preach to you Mrs. Max Katleman won the Mah Order of Aleph Zadek Aleph, Myer With All I between, called the Oirieirj so they are connected in the history about and the other does not know Jong prize. Freeman and David Beber were electof Israel. For they are both reminders of great events in ancient yet -what I am going to- preach to Done in perfect comfort. Only 7 ed delegates and Marion Groetz and about, let that half which does minutes beat. Leaves natural life times, Passover of the Exodus from Exypt and Shabuoth of the you Mesdames Edward Gugenheim, Lie-, and luster in hair. Water shampoo tell the other hali which does Max GivOtt alternates to the second perspiration makes curl more beaptlgiving of the Ten Commandments. On the former, the Jew know not know what I am going to preach berman and Morris Polsky enter- annual convention of A. Z. A* deleCnL Expert operators trained In became a free man, released from the slavery of Egypt; on the to you about. Nestle factory. Soft water shampoo. tained the Confirmation class at a gates; The convention will be held Sundried, 50c; Marcel, 75c The question of Jewish education latter he was freed from spiritual bondage by the inspiration of picnic at Capitol Beach, on Sunday. at Kansas City, Mo., July 4-5-6. A 2818 Leaven worth St. I and the providing of the necessary the moral law. facilities for it, has been discussed i Harney 2763, I Thus Shabuoth is both a Jewish and 0. universal festival; it ih a great majority of Jewish com- Mr. and Mrs. H. Marx: and family, Courtney BIk.—AT. 4810. commemorates an event in the history of Israel, and represents munities throughout the land. New Mr. and Mrs. H. Snader, accompanied a conception of law, of morality and of faith which are world- York, which has demonstrated its by Miss Minnie Greenstone, motored wide. As the old Tahnudic legend has it, the Ten Command- full understanding of the problenli to Omaha Sunday. gave proof that it knew what waa ments were first uttered in the seventy languages of the ancient preached New York, which Miss Polsky entertained at several world, but none of the great nations stopped in their daily knows, mayabout. tell with the preacher, to affairs to listen and accept. Only the little nation of slaves just those who don't know yet, what Jew- tables of bridge in. honor of Miss Ethel Schulman of Chicago. Prizes released from their burdens, stood at the foot of Sinai, listened ish education is all about. you want to enjoy a were won by Miss Fogelson and Mi; to the great words there pronounced, and promised, "All that ISADOEE ABRAMSON, Pres. Long life and a Happy CONFERENCE ON JEWISH Jack Chesen. the Lord has spoken we will do." Old Age carry enough Audits and Investigations Conducted EMIGRATION PROBLEMS Thus, Shabuoth is a brith-day, not of the national life of the protection for yourself TO BE HELD IN BERLiN '-? Systems of Accounting and Cost Installed Jew, but; of his becoming a Chosen People. And the thanks and family. which are uttered in every synagogue the world over on this Berlin. (J. T. A.) Representatives INCOME TAX COUNSELLORS day are for^oth the fruits of the earth, the material good which of the Hebrew- Immigrant Aid, Soci- A Benefit Card Party will be given Consult OMAHA, NEBR. 790 BRANDEIS THEATER BLDG. the Lord has bestowed on mankind; and the Ten Commandments, ety of America, the American Jew- next Monday evening, May 25, by th TELEPHONE ATLANTIC 1450 the spiritual revelation which came to the world through the ish Congress, the Jewish Colonization Agudas Achim Society at the K. C. Jewish people. Under the leadership of Mosses, in the wilderness <Ica), the German; Jewish Hilfsver- Hall, at Eighth and Btoftdway. -Every of Sinai, over three thousand years ago was laid this foundation- ein, the American Refugees Commit- one is urged to attend. stone for the morality, religion, and law of all nations in modern tee and the Jewish World Relief Conference are expected to particiThe Ladies' Auxiliary of the Tal times. pate in an emigration conference mud Torah will hold a meeting nex For this reason Shabuoth is the time,of confirmation in which will take place here on June Tuesday afternoon, May. 26, at the liberal Jewish congregations, when classes of boys and girls over 9th. The conference was called on who is always ready and glad home of Mrs. Charles Endelman, 3 the age of thirteen come before the ark, bring their offering of the initiative of Jhe United Emigrato give you information on IJorth Seventh street. flowers to symbolize the ancient offering of the harvest, read the. tion' Comndittee here.". all details pertaining insur• Ten Commandments from the Scroll of the Pentatuch, and ance. : Mrs. L. H., Cohen entertained a promise -t& observe the teaching and be-fjaithf«l-to~the doctrines at her home last Thursday of- Ukrainian"'••JeSra in Great Britain, of Judaism. • '-. -'— ' . in honor of Miss Pearl Win The festival begins at suiiset oh May 28th and lasts till as well as other groups, are also ex- trbub of Omaha* a June bride-to-be. pected. '."'•' *

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The Da'gesh is, after all, very, very important. The significance of the Hebrew Dagesh (its loss has,, as is seen, turned "pleasing" into "fleecing*'), seems to ;come more and more into rae foregrounds " • A gathering of 1,000 men and women, perhaps representative of all Of New York Jewish comThe Relativity pi Letter Sounds. classesmunity, assembled at a contributors' —The Importance of a Hebrew dinner for purpose of celebrating Dagesh.-^Story of Significance; thedBftieth the y of Otto A.. Ros- LORD SWAYTitLING Jewish Education.—What is it aJBk of thebirthday Court' of of General' General' SesSes RE-ELECTED IPRESIDENT of the Court' All About? sions, New York. LONDON SYNAGOGUE Jtldge Rosalsky, who-has devoted By WM. Z. SPEEGELM&N Londori. ( j . T. A.) Lord Swaythmuch of his time and energy to fur- lihg Was re-elected president of the Jewish education - in - the Students of' ancient languages, par- thering greatest community in America, could Federation of Synagogues ih Londttn, ticularly those of Hebrew and Mn- not be honored in a more fitting way following a stormy meeting of the dred Semitic dialects, know* of a re- than.by presentation of a ?500,- Federation May 13. markable_word phenomenbn. A sound 060 checkthewhich turned over by expressing a partible of thought in him to the Jewishwas Opposition to . Lord Swaythling Education Associaone word is n6t altogether perman- tion for the purpose came from a group of Federation of further exently fixed. With the same conse- tending the work of Jewish educat- members which formed what they quence the same particle of thought ion. ' . . , ' . : '" termed- a "Vigilance Committee," can be expressed in the -same word One of the speakfeis at. this 'occa- which demanded ~th"efesignation of the with a different sound. Hebrew in particular, knows of a number of sion recalled a story which he deem- Federation's present secretary, Mi\ . letters, -which can easily take each ed . humorous, but which has, how- Black, alleging grave irregularities. others' place without affecting the ever, a greater significance. general meaning of the word. "A preacher (a Magid).in a Jewish I have often wondered why this congregation in Europe after twenty- MAYOR OF TEL was instituted, and what purpose it years of service, ascended the pulpit AViV*RE-ELECTED 1 can serve. The arrival, and also the •once on a Saturday afternoon, adTel Aviv. (J. T. A.) The municideparture of Dean -Inge brought this dressed himself to the congregation pal elections in Tel Aviv concluded with the following question: out in a very striking manner. Dean Inge, in one of his hot very "'Do you know what I aril going May 12 with the unanimous re-elecsuccessful lectures delivered in this to speak to you about this after- tion of Mayor Dizengoff. country, speaking on the subject of: noon?' Bolshevism, jumped to the theme of "'Of course,' the congregation Judaism and stated that "if Judaism shouted. is not killed by kindness, it will out- " 'If this is the case, then there is Mr. J, Sarbach of Nebraska City live aU its enemies." . no need for me to preach to you toApparently the dean, who earned a. day,' the preacher replied, and left was in Lincoln on business. reputation for his mental gloom, does the pulpit. Mr. Paul Sarbach of Denver, Colo., not intend to inorder Judaism with .The following' Sabbath afternoon, • kindness. .He appears anxious -that when the congregants were again visited in the city with friends and Judaism should outlive its enemies; assembled awaiting eagerly the ser- relatives. so as a gobd-bny message, the, dean, mon of their experienced and beloved before his departure, threw at Amer- preacher, he, much to the surprise of A supper will be given by the last ican Jewry a doubtful witticism, stat- the Sock, repeated the question <tf. committee of this season Sunday iong: "I would advise them- to re- the previous Sabbath. build the Temple of Solomon not in "Do you know what I am going to night at the Temple vestry May 24. Jerusalem, but in New York, ^where speak to you about this afternoon?" Mrs. Sam Wessel is the chairman. there are many Jews' and--iplehty of he asked. 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Luncheon to Precede Council of Jewish Women Meeting Monday . A one o'clock luncheon will precede the closing and .election meeting of the Council of Jewish Women to be held in the Grill room of the Brandeis Restaurants Monday, May 25. At two o'clock, election of officers will take place followed by a program. Mr. Wm. Blumenthal, superintendent of the Federation, will speak, and Cantor j . Malek will give several vocal selections in both English and Hebrew, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Henry Monsky. ' Reports from chairmen of the various committees will be given regarding the work of the past year. Mrs. J. P. Cohn is in charge of reservations for the luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Margolin are leaving Sunday night for Montreal, Few weddings were solemnized dur-

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She received a prise of $5 from the management of the show. The last 'meeting -of the Montifore club was Tield Sunday, May 17, at the Jewish Community Center. The following program, arranged by Earl Goodbinder, was presented: Piano solo, by Sara Yaffe; violin duet, Earl Goodbinder and Ma*. Yaffe; violin solo, by Earl Good binder and Sara Yaffe; a talk by M. F. Goodman; vocal selection by Max Janger, accompanied by Sara Yaffe; violin solo, by Max Yaffe; vocal duet, by Max Janger and Sara Yaffe, and a talk by Abe Weiner, president of the dub. The next and last meeting of the year will be held in conjunction with a hike to ChDd's Point Sunday, May 24, at eight o'clock.

The Compeers baseball team, headafter a census taken among our several weeks. After visiting in Word has been received that Mrs. ed by Jack Fleishman, will play the Montreal, Mr. Margolin will return brides-to-be we find that June,* the De Solo Poole, of New York City, is Thorpeian Athletic Club baseball team month that has each year been the home while Mrs. Margolin will go to passing through Omaha June 7, and on Sunday morning, May 24, at 9:30, most popular month for weddings, New York City, where she will visit so arrangements are being made by with her parents before returning the Omaha Chapter of Hadassah to at Thirty-second and Dewey avenue. will again uphold this reputation. The captain of the Thorpeian team home. have Mrs. Poole give a public lecture is Harry Haykki. SNYDER-WILINSKY JEWISH CULTURE LEAGUE Mr. and Mrs. William Milder an- while in Omaha. Tuesday evening, June 9, is the Mrs. Poole is prominent and active TO GIVE CONCERT MAY 24 In the opening game of the Y. M. date set by Miss Ruth Wilinsky, nounce the birth of a baby girl born in all organization work. She is the H. A. Long Ball League, the A. Z. A. The Jewish Culture League condaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tuesday, May 12. wife of Dr. De Solo Poole. and Thorpeian Athletic Club teams cert and two Jewish one-act playlets Wilinsky, for her wedding day to Miss Yetta Wright will entertain played a nine to nine tie in fifteen which were to have been presented Mr. Arthur H. Snyder, of Council at home to her friends from three to' OMAHANS LEAVE FOR FLORIDA. innings. The game was. played, Sun- Sunday, May 10, have been postBluffs, Iowa, son of Mr. and Mrs.six. Sunday afternoon honoring sevFlorida is* claiming a number of day, May 16, at Gifford Park. Harry poned and will be presented Sunday Sam Snyder, also of Council Bluffs. eral brides, -whose weddings will take prominent, Omahans. Several Oma- D. Haykin is captain of the Thorpe- evening, May 24, a t the Labor. Ly* The ceremony "will be solemnized at place in June. hans are visiting there and others are j an team, and Stanley F . Levin, is ceum. This concert will dose the the home of the -bride's parents. captain of the A. Z. A. team. season's "Work of the club. Mrs. L Dansky and Mrs. T&. Brpd- planning to make Florida their future home. WOLF-AZORIN. key were hostesses a t a inah jongg The Daughters of Zion'e regular Mr. and Mrs. H. Azorin announce and bridge at their home Wednesday V Mr. Martin Sugarman lef t several meeting will be held Tuesday afterweeks ago for Florida, and' though noon, May 26, at the Adass Yeshuren the marriage of their daughter, Re- afternoon. hot definitely decided, his family will Synagogue, Twenty-fifth and Seward becca, to Mr. Samuel N. Wolf, eon Mr. and Mrs. L Abramson an- join him soon to make their home streets. of Mr. and Mrs. A. Wolf. The wedding will take place Sunday evening, nounce the birth, of a baby daugnter there/ Mr. Harry Helman left TuesPrudent men carry life insurJune 21, at the Fontenelle Hotel. Only born. Wedesnday,inorning. Mrs. day evening "to make Florida his fu- The last meeting of the season of ance that meets with their needs. the immediate family will witness the Abramson was formerly Miss Anne ture home. Mr. Sol S. Goldstrom left the Omaha Chapter of Hadassah will Here are a few of the insurance Tuesday evening for a three weeks* be held Wednesday afternoon, May ceremony followed by a reception to Green. forms that are finding favor: stay in. Florida. Mrs. S. Guttman 27,*at the Jewish Community Center. be held at the Fontenelle Hotel1. Monthly income for yovt Mr. and Mrs. M. Meyerson enterleft this week for Florida, to Join A program is being prepared and a family. Numerous social affairs will be giv2. College education lor your tained forty-five guests ay their home Mr. Guttman, who h»B been there for delegate will be appointed to repreen for Miss Azorin prior to her wedcfclldren. , Sunday evening in honor -of Mrs.the past three months. After a week's sent the local chapter of the Annual 3. A policy to cover your ding day. home mortgage. Meyerson*B brother who was recently stay there Jtr. and Mrs. Guttman Convention of the National Hadassah 4. An ificome for yonx oM age. married and in hbiibr of Mr. Meyer- will leave for Cuba and lafeer will re- Chapters to be held this year in HURWICH-WINTROUB. 5. Protection of your partnership Saterefct or corpoAnother June wedding announced son's sister, Mrs. Morris Grossman, turn for a month's stay in Florida Washington, D. C, during the month j ration. this week Is that of Miss Pearl Win- Of Manhattan, Kansas, who was vis-and then will go to New York City of July. 6. Money for. yottr executor to clear your estate. troub, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. iting here but returned to her home before returning home. 7. Pmiiantropic , bequests. Tuesday. Wintroub, to Mr. Jack Hurwich, of A regular meeting of the DaughI would . welcome the opporthis city. The ceremony is to be sol- Mrs. Max Swartz, of Denver, Colo., Mr. arid JSis. Lou Shostak, of Los ters of Zion -vdll be held Monday aft-, tunity to explain any of these emnized Sunday evening, June 14, at and Mrs. N. N. Brown, of Hastings,; Angeles, Calif., formerly -«f this dty, ernoon, May 25, at the Jewish Com- : plans to you. the Swedish Auditorium. Nebr.j are visiting here with their announce the birth of a baby daugh- munity Center. Mr. H. Wohl will Miss Wintroub has already been* parents, Mr. and: Mrs. H. <5ffinsky. ter. Mrs. Shostak was formerly Miss speak. Kully, daughter of Mr. L honored guest at a number of afLittle Bess Miller^.daughter of Mr. F E K S O N A l S E R V I C E fairs, and will be entertained extenfi-II _Mrs> j ^ A. ; Gross will be, hostess a Kuiakofsky, of fids ively before her wedding day. her tome 1MB afternoon in honor of Miss Jeanette Katzberg will spend and Mrs. Harry Miller, of Manhattan, Fenn Mntnal life Insurance Ce. Mrs. Joe, Adelson, who with Mr. the week-end «f JMay29 at Menlowe, Kansas, granddaughter of Mrs. EOrganized 1847 Iacobs, of this dty, was awarded with friends. Miss Faye Klein is leaving Wednes- iAdelson are leaving for Los Angeles, Ja. 1817 720 Peters Trust Bldg. first place in an amateur vaudeville day, June 3, on an extended visit in Calif.,- wnere th^y wiU make their contest held by the Wareham Theatre Mr.; and Mrs. JL B. Alnim jare rethe east. On leaving Omaha she will future home. turning home Sunday, from a. twoof Manhattan last week. go to Chicago, -111., and Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenbaum en- weeks' stay in ExeMor Springs, Me, The audience awarded the prize to Pa., -where she will visit with her Miss Miller, who is a talented dancer. tertained at three tables" of bridge aunt and ancle, Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Miss Laura Givot is returning Sunday evening at Jheir home com* Carton. FronF -PhHadelpMa- she will home-the latter part of next week go to Atlantic City, accompanied by plimentary to Miss PearT'^^Stroub from a year's stay in Los Angeles, her aunt, Mrs. Carton, where they and her fiance, Mr. Jack Horwich, Calif; •will spend several months after which Whose wedding is scheduled for June, Repairs Your GenMiss Klein will go to New York City and also in honor of Mrs. Rosen- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Goodbinder enuine Main Spring or baum's sister, Miss Edith Rosentertained fifty guests at their home and Washington, D. C. She expects Cleaning baum, of New York City, who;is -visSunday evening in honor of Mr. and to be -away from Omaha for about One-Xeac Written 3305 Cuming St. Harney 1623 iting here at the Rosenbaum^home. Guarantee Mrs. Harry Abramson, who were sir months. She will be. accompanied "Gifts That Last" on this trip by her aunt, Mrs. A.Prizes were won by Miss Pearl Win- married Tuesday, May 12. Mrs. We carry a complete line troub and Mr. Sam Sordn. DIAMOND IMPORTEES Abramson was formerly Miss Mary Klein. PLA.TINU3I SPECTATJSTS of all Kosher lunch meats, Miss Ida Greenberg is entertaining : Mr. and Mrs. R. Kuiakofsky- have Crountze. salads, pickles, and other fifty guests at a tea at her home as their week-^end guests, Mr. and delicatessen supplies. The Daughter of Israel Aid Society CREDIT JEWELERS Sunday afternoon in honor of Miss Mrs. Joe Gross, of Galesburgb, 111. — Open Sundays — will meet Tuesday afternoon, May 1514 DODGE ST. Klein. Other affairs are being • Established 1894 Mrs. J . D. Kendis and daughter, 26, at the Jewish Old People's Home. planned nonoring Miss Klein before Evelyn Rosalie, of Sedalia, Mo., are leaving. ; i: in Omaha visiting with Mrs. Kendis' Mr. and Mrs. S. Rayitz, Mrs. Sol mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Perlman. E. Ravitz, and Mr. David Ravitz, who were visiting in Charitan, la., with Mrs. M. Jacobow entertained, at Famous Quality Mr. and Mrs. Ravitz's daughter, Mrs. eight tables of bridge at her home for M. Gendler, and Mr. Gendler, returned last Thursday, afternoon complimentis fcpme Tuesday evening. ary to Mrs. S. Saltzberg, of ^Chicago, Lxncns Econbtni) 111., who is visiting at the^Jacobow Mrs. E. Jacobs returned home Fri- home. Prizes were won by MissHSara day from a several weeks' visit with Nernseo and the Mesdames D. Finher daughter, Mrs. John Robinson, kel and H. Kochman. and Mr. Kobinson, at Norfolk, Nebr. Miss Fanny Ehrerflan, tof BaltiWord comes from St. Louis, Mo., more, Md., is the guest Of l e r brother, Sixteenth at Howard that Mr. and Mi-s. Morris J. Novoson Mr. Philip Ehreman. announce the birth of a baby son, Mr. David Newman returned home born Sunday, May 17. Mrs. Novoson was formerly of Omaha. Sunday from a business trip in St. Louis, Mo. Mr. Max Frank left Sunday for an Mr. Louis Breen, of New York City, extended stay 'in Europe. He Will visit in Poland with his mother and is visiting here with Ms uncle, Mr. Joe Margules, aftd other relatives. sister.

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PAGE 4—THE JEWISH PRESS—THURSDAY, MAY- 21*1925 oncholy blare of innumerable foghorns a peculiar fbdty of expression, ptterTy Storks in Great Britain MUSSOLINI INVITES Jewish Welfare Federation, Mr. Wilfrom the bay. • 33» palpable' mJst.se>- oblivious of everything else. The full- • A* Welsh, lad .was •Recently attacked HITLER TO CONFERENCE liam Z. Spiegelman, writes: tled down Into -every- creyass_ej_crang flavored sweetness of-"The Last Rose" by a^layge stork which was believed Berlin. (J. T. A.) The anti-Semitto the faces and the balr-of those-who floated-out .Into.the restaurant and* t£,hj^J)ejen blown' from Holland by "This will acknowledge with thanks ic press here, which backs the Hitler were - forced ,_ to * yentnre .out''»a.na, stilled ttie diners, ConTersation^dled itorm»*--It is a somewhat strange fact the copy of the Twentieth Annual Re- B^HARitY CotfiZEL -seemed fo^feaqh Itg cold, fingers'into' away. "PetruccI paused at bis 'gob-' that^sfcoj^rhaverxefBsed'.tg breed in party, announces that Mussolini has port of the Jewish Federation of the-"very recesses of jthe.heart/' A" few bling and muttered an oath of astdn- the British isles except In Kew gar- invited Adolph Hitler to attend the Omaha—a masterpiece in composition ''••: (Copyrighti!»25'W Seven, Arts " '."*' ; Feature Syndicate.); -. strangers founh th'eir way-to'Caralli's, ishment "When the last strain fin-. dens. There a pair .started housekeep- international conference of the Fas- and graphic display." among others''aV patty from Ztbe? Lilac Isbed there was a hush and then ing in the year of'King Edward's cisti which will be held in that city. Lane company, playing" aPone ofther thunderous applause. Julian stared coronation, and clearly copied the de1 By WILLIAM Z. SPIBGBLMAN. theaters. One of them,.' a:, striding • as though coming put of a drevjn. sign for their grotesque nest between PATRONIZE OUR ADVFJtTISERS. M SOLOMON young girl&ijatig^t Imlgl's; attention. /.'QuestoJ eyero,'1 gasped Luigi In the the two elm trees'from a Coronation Yaffe Printing Co. Lauded Perhaps It-was the fact that-when she hallway, this is the greatest night of bonfire. They met with a multitude BE KING? On Work of Federation Book saw Julian^he stared at him with ill my d—n big life. .Look atiPetruccl!„ of misfortunes. One year a storklet Time: June 19, 1925. , B«>n Clvin Many congratulatory letters re- W. K. Weaver disguised recognition. / The old /Italian That waltz, it is the cry of a woman's fell from the nest and broke Its neck; Place: Polo Grounds, New York Web. 1011 Ja. 12G5 questioned one of the men. , She was soul!" The impulsive old , Italian in another year.a_nestling was slain garding the composition and graphic / C i t y . ,: " • • , • • . . . ••.•.•.••• WEAVER & CIVIN Lydla Phillips; a young dancer, whose would have probably ; broken Into by a barnacle goose. A culminating display of the Twentieth Annual Book A t that date and place, we will At. 8072 quaint specialty ; was' a- feature of tears if he:hadn't ^eard^ through the disaster was the drowning of an en- of the Jewish Federation were re- 723 W. O. W. BldR, know if King (Emilio) Solomon, the Lilac Lane.--She~was."a"dark,'lovely curtaitis the despairing, heart-broken tire family,by a thunderstorm. When ceived during the past week. Jewish "boxer, will ever become King Architects and Engineers ! girl, rather'quiet From:the. moment sobbing of a woman. Luigi looked" in. the "storks' mound" becomes a conplan your home or building". of the heavyweight division.The work of the printing of the "Let us Plans Estimates ., The giant Hebrew, heavyweight, ehe stared'at Julian; she; grew even It was the Lilac Lane girl, Lydia PhU- gested district, superfluous storklets book was exclusively done by the Naimported from Panama, by Joe Woodquieter, j ^ e n • Luigl, ;forgot ,her; are exported to populate other dis-' Hps, and she was alone. than S. Yaffe Printing Company, 118 man,- the ex-manager of the • Negro Julian was .playing1 a solo. • Carulli made his decision instantly. trlcts. ' fighter,' Sam Langford, will face the South Seventeenth street. When everyone had gone" Lulgl came He must" speak; he could not forget "I hope next Shovuoth Canadian champion, Jack ; Renault. In part from a letter received by back to Kclose his doors.' Then he the look on Julian's face. Now, it is quite true that Solomon Oysters Sold on Boughs To be in the Land of Israel" heard the waltz. "Julian* was playing Mr. William R. Blumenthal of the "Ah, signorina, never was such a might beat the celebrated; Renault The traveler In the West Indies has YOUR PRAYER ANSWERED alone, evidently lost in" soine^priwerful 'in their proposed ten-round bout on waltz before," Luigi rhapsodized. the opportunity of viewing the novel preoccupation of his: own.".' He <played "She make even me cry, si." the eventful 19th of next month, and sight of gathering oysters from trees. as he never played before,- a haunjing still never reach a title-match with "It is Julian, not the music," sobbed Around the' harbors and lagoons the Dempsey. Renault is not the greatwaltz that flowed from his strings like the girl. "I can't stand It." Temptation Besets-You mangrove trees grow down to the waest heavyweight of his time, by any the voice of romance Itself, a" wistful "He-is my best • friend," Ltiigi en- ter's edge. - Their branches droop until When You Enter Allowing 20 days in Holy Land means, but few boxers can claim a BREVITIES romance that had been laid" away In couraged her confidence. i a part of them is submerged. Oysters verdict over, him; the victor over •:•. > and Egypt • the lavender of memory and-the salt CANDIES ICE CREAM "I—I' knew him years ago," she will cling to any surface in the water Renault must -be considered- -a .dan^ Lew Tendler, the Phidelphia boxer, of tears. Poignantly; sweet; timed to STOPOVER AT NAPLES. LUNCHES gerous title-contender, and r public, one of the best Jewish lightweights that ancient rhythm,' which; Is the blurted. to which they can fasten themselves, NEXT SAILINGS ever in the ring, is trying a comeopinion will force Dempsey to meet "Maybe, signorlna, you were en- and as there are few shelves or stones .. • . pulse *of the heart itse^, : it flooded gaged, hein?" MAY 11 — JULY 9 our Jewish-lad, if he should happen back. along the snores the bivalves attach Sammy Gastman, the Jewish byci- the silent, time-stained.- restaurant ,to defeat the Canadian decisively. So; HISTORICAL U. S. MAIL S. S. "We were," she confessed. "There themselves to the branches. When the match means a lot, nay every- cle rider, has decided to start riding with the fragrance of rose's. / was another man; Julian and I quar- the natives' go oyster gathering they in .motor-paced races. It is a danthing to King Solomon. If his de"Per DIb!" murmured the enthralled 16th and Farnam Streets But I didn't marry the—the lean over the side of the Uoat, find a but in this. country should prove a gerous game and we wish Sammy lots Luigi, when the leader ceased, "but reled. rich man. I couldn't. I came to my branch to which oysters are clinging, failure, he will have to return to of .luck. FARE—ROUND TRIP Crystal Candy Company Max Posnack of Jefferson High that Is beautiful!" Ttie,re_ were tears senses, but Julian had gone. I never and cut It off, and the bivalves are Panama and forget all about the glory and fortune - that would have School, New York, will.be heard from In the old Italian's eyes as'he came saw him again till here. I thought sold on th.e tree. 16th and Capitol Ave. Second Class First Class been his, as the first Jewish full- as .'• a baseball pitcher, unless he and laid his hand reverently;on young he tnight forgive me tonight. But he fledged heavyweight contender.-" • changes his name to Murphy or Col- Palmer's shoulder. ,"I,. dor not • know looked right at me like last night <I>aZ5 up Boy Knew His Business $550 UP It is just this dramatic.-background lins. It has been done before and that waltz. "Franchetti,,hein?, Ah, without recognizing me. I smiled at Mr. Peters brought a piece of cloth * that makes such a fight a high-ten- that's why we; are looking, with a Strauss?" him.. I prayed to him. It's no use— sion attraction. One of these young searchlight, for .Jewish major league • Julian was visibly ' embarrassed. he hates me. That waltz is only home to have a suit made. The famStrictly Kosher — Synagogue — .• modern gladiators-will have to fade ; stars. ily, examining the goods spread out Movies "Mr. Oamlll, I thought :I. was .-alone," mockery- Oh, I- want to die I" out of the picture. The future of-one OVK 1KISATMENT WILL on the table, remarked upon the fine .he explained hurriedly. "I: call it "No, signorina, that waltz is love*," PALESTINE PAVILION CONVINCE ITOU OF O«K of them looms dark and more'or.Mess, The Last Rose.*". . ; .. assured old Luigi. "Pasta, I am quality and pattern. Even little RonSINCERITY. hopeless. It will mean thumbs down IN WEMBLY EXPOSITION ald was called upon to give his opinTrust Department. "Jiminey Chrlssmus, Julian, it Is stupid ninny goatl Course Julian look for either the Canadian husky<or the .London. (J. T. A.) "Palestine Safety Deposit Boxe*. yours, that beautiful ( wall??" Per" at you like you was not there. You ion of father's new suit. Jewish giant. .,'.•" needs today more capital and an in- Bachhio! you never tell-me,ybu.never He turned the stuff on the wrong have not seen him since before the Meanwhile, hope runs high-itutbe 1493 Broadway, N. Y (&t 43rd St.) . . , . . • •' _ terrible war; si, you said so. Poor side and began to examine it. Solomon camp. As to the Renault creased population, both Jewish and play him." "Bonald.V said old Peters, "that is crowd, they prophesy the destruction Arab," declared Col. Leopold H. Am- "I composed it years ago'' Julian girl, you did not know!" of Solomon, a complete debacle for ery, Colonial. Secretary, at ithe open- said. "I do not play_ it often." \t \s— "Know? Know what?" asked Lydia, the wrong side. How stupid you are!" THE BRINN & JENSEN CO. "Why stupid?" answered" the boy. •_j the Jewish people. ; •- ing of the: Palestine; pavilion at the a bitter memory." '. • , , staring at the excited old Italian with Wholesale papet "You bet It won't come to me until Call us for good "My boy, published It -wouldTmake tear-wet eyes. distributors for Wembly "xposition. C H I E F JUSTICE•„, • you famous, rich! AJid "yoil came ,to "My poor child, Julian, he felt but It's turned on the wrong side."—Ex\ "I am convinced thtt t ith Arabs Northern. Toilet Tissue ON J E W I S H SPORT f~ me starving!" . • '• • - ' ^ ; .he did not know;you were here. Gen^ change. . ' 1112 Harney Street Dr. Arnold Margolin, the ex-Chief and. Jews can' live in- harmohy'fand Julian's nostrils flared-as-they had tllissima signorina, he Is blind! But AT-Iantic 6409 Justice of Ukrainiai one of the ablest , CQ-op.erate for' the welfare of the j when.old Luigi bad'asked'-him if he '.love is.n't. Come,. my daughter, I MICKLIN LUMBER CO. . Took Leave—and Forks country. I was" particularly imRussian lawyers for the last 25 years, •played Jazz. "One cannot yseil.;th6ir take yoq_ to hinu" -; . 1 ; 24th & Burdette Sts. WE. 5555 .- In legal circles a favorite story Is the man who directed the defense of pressed; with Palestine's agricultural soul, Mr. Carulli," he xtTbtesiedcsini-, the famous Beiliss trial, sends us the and industrial prospects," he stated. ply. "I don't know wljf - i jflayfed M', •told- of- th£ new servant girl who, the ; following letter from his office in : •day after her arrival, pricked her Sir Gilbert Clayton, formerly Civil tonight. It is best fofgptten. ^ AH. Dates\Fr6nilPagctn Times Don't Wait Till Erev Pesach!! New .York: :8nger with a fork and seemed greatly ' Halloween is "a relic of-'pasaiTtimes. Secretary, of the Palestine Govern- .you wish to close up." -•-•-•:• "Dear Mr. Conzel: distressed. Do your Painting In England the 'Influence 'of Dcuidical WASH AND KEEP WELL The next evening the vLi'lac • "I read your column. I consider ment, and James de Rothschild were •\ "Only think, ma'am," she said to her and Decorating NOW. A RULE OF HEALTH people were back again.. "TUerer too,'' ceremonies is evidenced in tne ancient mistress, "Inflammation or blood poiit a very important and significant present ut the opening. Save 25% of the cost. project for the Jewish statug in this wns the jrreat Pfitrtippj' himself; the Halloween tires. Certain of the cus- soning might set In." FRONTIER TOWEL SUPPLY Work Guaranteed country, that there is to." be found'a conductor from the.opera._Lulgl, from toms which used to prevail in England aa 44 22 44 B B uu rr "Don't' alarm yourself, my girl, the were survivals of Pomona, the goddess irirT r»ivi A xr t street. special Jewish sporting column' in the 181B California Street. the hallway, watched his leader's face J, rHiLj.Ui.VlA.LN, Tel. Jackson 1599. forks are real silver, take my word for English-Jewish periodicals. I 'have despairingly and . then looked and of fruit. HaUw<>2r. is called by this it.": " . thought about this transformation" of : made sure the firl' was rooking at name because the festival falls on the "Ton are quite sure, ma'am V the East-European Jew into an Amerevening of October 31, «uich is the Julian. Suddenly,, without." reason, "Positive," " ican- athlete. ' . • ; • when; the •- time \Jlcame- %OT^.. his . solo eve or vigil of All Hallows, the fesNext morning the girl'had disap"There is nothing.magicaljhowever,j tival of All Saints, which falls on No Julian played hls^waltz. Bis face was peared. So, too,, had the sllv«!rl— in this transformation of a people! turned to Lydia across "tl\e robin with vembei' 1. Wall Street Journal. from the poorest types of .physical BUTTER and EGGS development td a place of "egual rank ''Manufactured in Omaha" in the athletic world. The- oldest, Council BluffB, la. BAKER ICE MACHINE CO. practice of mankind is to dp and be. By M. and R. M. TERRELL come what custom directs and circumstance permits. Custom arid circumstance east of Danzig have for ., • ., (©• Doubleday, Fage & Co.) many.generations forbade the Jew tq O LUIGI CARULLTS restaurant stretch his muscles and expand his EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS Dayton Scales chest. "Law, ukase anJw decree deIn the Italian quarter of San INCOME REPORTS nied his access, to green fields and Francisco one day came young and Slicers forests, drove him • into the. -crowded, Julian Palmer, looking for'ii job LOUIS ADLER, Mgr. alleys of "the pale of settlement," In Luijgi's. justly famous .orchestral, 510 So. 10th St. Jackson S832 AT. diverted his mind to religious brood-, Carulli's was a .haven-for.lovers of 402 Karbach Block ings and filled his soul .yrith bound- real music as well as for.those wh<>less contempt for.physical force,.'and for those who exercise it. .So it came, .-delight In savory ravioli and succulent,' about that if any lad, following his epicy spaghetti, cooked as only t£, religious confirmation at the" age'-of< ..true Milanese understands. thirteen, retained a normal interest Julian's thin cheeks had the pallor in !play, he- was looked upon' as friv- of Illness and undernourishment but COMPANY olous or defective.' *. . • -he held-his bead high and his black, "Jews, who escaped from that at-, "unhappy eyes looked at Luigi without AT-1000 E. SCHERER mosphere -of medieval cruelty "and supplication. The shrewd old Italian" O720 suffocation and made. fheir way ' t o guessed, correctly, that the boy hadn't America very soon learned • th. at; cus- «t%ten recently and that he bad spent tom and circumstance were .completely reversed for; them on this aide !of the night on a park bench. Fhone JA ckson 0043 "Hmm!" he rumbled. "You phiy!the ocean. They found ^themselves in : "Kean Keeps Klothes Kl«an" hein? Tumpty-tlddlya land where labor in any field -and him, good jazz, J SAM NEWMAN ; ..vigorous-; play in every field is 'ex- bang?" KEAN KLEANERS pected' of all the inhabitants-where The young man's nostrils quivered; Painting and Decorating BARNEt KEAN. Mgj. those who stand aside "with "ears :a touch of disappointment clouded his LET US BID FOR TOT) S06 South Eighteenth Street OUR WORK GUARANTEED closed against the invitation to do as face. "I am a musician," he said • Tbe Court House is Opposite others ;do, f^om the. only castes .that haughtily and turned away, hitching 214 South 18th St. Omaha, Nebr. O Phone JA ckson 1187—Well Call the nation recoghizesl , •' ''-"._' his violin case a trifle higher under his: "It was not for' the first of th> ref- thin, shabbily clad : arm. Hungry, ugees, tlleiir nerves still taut with in- cold,; destitute but still possessed of : herited aistrust; arid" th'eir Habits past his violin! : NAT MEISTER in molds of tyrannous social represLiiigi seized him by the shoulders sion, to • take a place at" 6iier swift writes all kinds of bound in the front rank of American and all but embraced him. , "I, too, am musician," he cried. "In' my place athletics. ' The old cults of pure rea5 Druggists and Stationers son and /religion still held theititifht no jackass saxophone he howl. To SERVICE WITH EACH POLICT. t : as pursuits more.worthy afidliecure. devil with this jazz monkey business. 401-403-408 Sontb lOtb 8twe* U W. O. W. Blclp. .Jackson 1313. ; ^••c ^;n.1^>r: • . .-'.. . • '»>'- •'••' • -'v4' than any others in: a treacherous You stay here, play the songs of world. But if the first arrivals drew , Milan,, for an old man, hein? You can off in, bewildering". .distrust ifronj play, I feel that." And Julian could I American baseball, football, boxing, And be stayed, in a year he was rowing and cinderpath contests, their Carpenter Paper Co. children did not. This world pf sport leading Luigi's orchestra. His face . Distributors ot . ATlantic5242 lost the pallor but his eyes remained 20th and Barney ' in" which'-the; foul, blow! is; ah. outlaw Western Bond—and High and strict merit enthroned appealed somber, as though they had looked, to the young Jew immediately.- Hjs upon grief too long to ever be free ot' Grade Stationery 2224 Cuming St. father* he might suspect, suffered by ^ Its shadow, and his blonde hair was Phone JA ckson 122(5. Omaha. Nebraska. never having known i t . ' Here'tne son 'prematurely gray at the temples, a•would take his place and prove his touch of distinction that emphasized •worth. the chiseled quality, of his features'.The result of that decision is thstt and the pride that not even the sever. PAXTON-MITCHfiLL CO. twenty-five years after the (first big: est of Fate's hlows bad humbled. ;7»,h and Hjirtha St«. HA. («()'«' migration of this people from the ^Part of this ill fortune shrewd old Slaniifnotns-ovf cif Uraas, Brnnitr. lands of worst oppression to-the land *lnmlnoin onrt Sort Oray «r«n Cnntlntr«, of greatest freedom, the Jewish name Lulgl soon discovered but the sorrow ^n mn^hiiMi ««m# from every h^ni InVon are «««tired of soft caatlnst. 8<? alternates with the Irish, German, which he felt convinced ate at Ills' 350 Rooms—350 Baths iur men shop, ~ Italian, British, Greek and pother ra- .young, leader's heart he could only sur-" Rates $2.50 to $4.50 *(3 SIKC rnst trnn ftn<? bronfv cial names in the-changing list of mise, for Julian never talked about In stock. champions in American . physical himself. . prowess. . J .i . A jolly old cove was Carulli, with a "Yours very sincerely, j. rumble andji laugh that set the pol"ARNOLD MARGOUN." •, Ished Tuscany plates to jingling on Now, we sincerely- believe, Mr. his shelves and a heart as big as his JToe, Pepp«t, V i c e i w W . G. D i e . 6«cr«tery. , COMSI, that your column should be stomach, which is saying much. He •very ptoud of having* attracted .-the j" loved good eating and good music Omaha Fixture & attention of Dr.. Margolin; that he noticed it is fine; that he read it— • and he learned to love Julian. He Supply Co. is*amazing; that he contributes* to it respected his leader's silence conCOMPLETE STORE AND ^cernlng the grief which Lulgl Instantwell, it simply means, that',sports OFFICE OUTFITTERS ' in the English-Jewish periodicals has ly guessed had to do with fickle womWe occupy . an,, and he schemed for a way to come to stay. . - . •, cvw 70,000 square CMC bring back'.to the. lad's 'Xace some of. : 8*h tlie happiness'which Is youth's birthCOMMENTS « ^ 1307 Howard St. At. 8028 Eleventh »nA O«nela« Htre«t*. right! Times Have Changed. Phonf: .lacksoD tlii Omaha* Nebr. OMAHA. NT5IJ. " We're right. Alekhine wins - the Came a night in spring; a miserable evening, punctuated by the mel» Baden-Baden chess tournament, and 'the'once glorious Rubinstein w so*ond. The Jewish-masters have not fared- too well "in this contest. Mieses, Beta, Niemzowitsch, Gruenfeld, Sabinowitsch; none of them finished among the first five. Is our chess genius' waning? Weinstein Looks Good. ' , •Irving "/einstein, former Universi-; ty of California star, is fast coming' to-the forefront on the national ten? nis list. At the tournament, the otjjer day, for the North Side championship, of New York, he defeated Martin, the clever tennis wizard rand former title-holder. Weinstein. gave a fine, strong, versatile exhibition of tennis on that occasion. Priedberg Beats Columbia. The University of Virginia defeated Columbia University in a baseball game lasting seventeen innings.. Friedberg,'. •. • Virginia's right-fielder, was responsible for breaking ^ the .deadlock. 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