June 11, 1925

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/S-he victory-..of success is • half "won when, one gains the habit of

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work'.—Sarah A. B61ton. . .

VOL. IV—No. 27

—Ernst Ilaeckd,

Entered aa.«eeond-. % %. lalJ matter on January 27th, 1021, at postoffice at Umant ^ S ska. under the Act of March S. 1879.

Omahan's Take Activef \rt in B'nai B'rith Conventioi. ai Sam J. Leon Elected President

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OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1925

Electee! to Office

President District No. 6, LO. B; B,

Elected to Office

Zionists Igocred On Choice of New Kigk Commissioner Baldwin Cabinet Departed front Previous Lloyd George Policy

Omaha Crack Initiation Team Was in Charge of Installation, : " " of Class of Candidates. ..-.--y..—

SEE IMPORTANCE OF NEAR EAST POLICY

HABRY H.3JAPIDUS LAUDED FOR WORK OX NATIONAL HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN*

London, (J. T. A.)—A statement reveating the fact that the World Zionst Organization was neither consulted"

By I. T.-"SHKOLLY" GOODMAN. nor advised on .the appointment of -Peoria, HI.—With more than four;hundreddelegates, and Field l&arshal 'Lord Herbert C. Pluguests attending practically every session of the fifty-seventh anmer~as High Commissioner of Palesnual convention"M-iDistrict No. 6, I. 0. B . B . , in assembly- at tine was ma'de by Dr. Chaim W«izPeoria, IU., Omaha LcTdge again took an active part in all details naann, president of the World Zionist HENRY MONSKY of the convention; From the very beginning of theTegistrataon of Organization to the representative of LAPIDUS Henry Monsky was "unanimously redelegates to the final banquet, Omaha lodge was heard frotn.

4fa« Jewish Telegraphic Agency here. flected as a member to the executive Harry H. Lapidus, one of the out-, Therwork of the campaign; of 'the National Jewish.Hospital did-not know • of Field Marshal committee.

Monsky's report was for Consumptives and the A.Z. A., both lead by.Omahans, was standing'* figures at the ; convention, Plumen's appointment until I read the unanimously received by the convenwas^re-electedras a member of the enthusiastically received by the delegates at the convention. official announcement in the London ion. press," Dr. Weizmann declared.

Sam J. Leon of Omaha wasi the large class of candidates admit- general committee" and • received the unanimously elected president of the ted to membership in Peoria Lodge, highest "vote.

In Zionist circles it is feared that district-grand lodge. J . M . Kain of: Sunday evening. The members, of the precedent established by the appointment of Field Marshal Plumer Chicago,. elected first vice-president; Omaha lodge who were on-the degree may be of far-reaching importance.

Robert Lappen of Des Moines elect- team are* Sam J. Leon, chairman j Article 4 of the Mandate on Palestine, ed second vice-president; H. D. Fran- Henry Monsky, L F. Goodman, Harry JIass of Seventeen to Receive Its given, to Great Britain by the League kel, St. Paul, secretary; Sol Levitan, Malashock, Dr. A. Greenbergi Irvin Diplomas of Nations, recognizes the Zionist OrMadison, sergeant-at-arms; H. D. Stalmaster. , , Confirmation exercises of the B'nai ganization as the Jewish agency Krinsky, Chicago, president district As a result of the wonderful ^work Israel Sunday School will be held which is "a public body for the purcourt of appeals; : Adolph Freund, accomplished by Harry Lapidus, he this Sunday afternoon, June 14, at pose of advising and co-operating with Detroit, trustee of the Jewish Orphan was received the highest number of home, Cleveland; Dr. A. Greenberg, votes as a member to the general

by Hern. I wo o'clock at the B'nai Israel Syna- the adroistration of Palestine in such SAM-J. LEON ogue, 18th and Chicago streets, to economic, social and other matters as Omaha, trustee national Jewish, hos- committee. Other members elected the public ..is invited to attend may affect the -establishment of the pital at Denver; J. A. Blum, Des were: Babbi Isadore Isaacson, of Sam J. Leon, newly elected president of District No. 6, is an active Miss 'Marrye Weinstein, teacher of Jewish national home." There is no Moines, and Dr. M. M. Hitter, Chi- Sioux City;- William Bensinger, of member of Omaha lodge, and has been a member -of^he general eommittee of; the'• district grand lodge for the past four -years.

Leon has. served on the Confirmation class, prepared the doubt that the question ae to who is cago, trustees of the Levi memorial Chicago; Godfried Bernstein, Chicago; many •commiitee'slin-lhe many conventions thatjhe'nas attended as a dele- program to be presented by the con- to be the High Commissioner of Paleshospital a t Hot Springe; J. A. Golde A. F . Mecklenberger, Chicago; Harry gate from; Omaha :lodge. . • ' tine to direct the policy of the Palesand H. 1ft' Seligman, both of Chicago, Lash:ovitz, Fargo, N. D.; iLeo Tteit-Besides being an active member in B'nai B'rith "work, be Is secretary firmants. . .

The program will be given in th< tin eadministration with regard to the trustees of the educational league. man, Milwaukee; A. M.' Krensky, of the Highland Caantry Club,-member of the executive committee of the establishment of the Jewish national Jewish Welfare Federation, and active in Masonic "work. following order: The report of the .National Jewish Chicago; Max Conheim, - Chicago; home there is a matter which neccesChairman S. Kavif Hospital campaign read by Harry H. William Sultan, ChicagoProceesioMRl Marcli Xonfinwnit sarily affects the establishment of the There are ten members elected to / Lapidus, was by far the outstanding Opening Prayer : ._ Morris Pi«he: Jewish national home, they argue. f "Our. Parents" ; Toby ifce general committee this year. In report made at the convention. ••• At Chairman District ;Noi 6, I..O. B. B , Caijtpai£n: Fs?nid for ^ a i B'fith Infir- Violin Solo __^_-^-; i——kjlm Zionists recall that when the first intervals Mr.Lapidus was interrutped previous years, the general coinjnjtmary Building, National JewMi. Hospital fa*. ?GonstaantiveB,--Dentver," .^Bernice F«lj High. Commissioner of Pelestine was Coloradffl^la the Officers sad Delegatessf'Tfts&fet Ntf. % I. O. B. B , "The American Jew" . J M t . Epstci •with loud applause and cheering of tee was composed only of se^gn elect-; te fee JBppointefl, liksyd George, then • the - wonderial r ^dr^sus^i^sTi^ i y Pl»n6~©tiat*_;^rBifee JFallt< s Prime Minister,' consulted the World 10th, 1323. "^' ~^ • Chai '•Fellowship «f Israel" .._Sj-lvia .... ... EGBERT K. LAFFEK crease in lodges and members in the of lteltjrft'Tf * _..I»ilrt>y 1 Zionist Organization in the person of - I select committee in ; each state and "Meaning Mttwaukee Gets B'nai "lieligion and Morality" Esther Segal district, Harry" Lapidus of Omaha •Robert H. Lappen, of Des Moines, Brethern:— Dr. Weizmann on the choice. city Si this District.

"The Idea of God" Kose Katsky As Chairman for District No. 6 of B'rith Convention in 1926 lead the motion for increase in mem- la., was unanimously- elected -second the campaign for the B'nai B'rith In"Dignity of Hun" Sam Tatelhatiu The first ffcial communication beWork was immediately started to "The Mission of Israel" Irene Hfrst The fifty-eighth annual convention bers. . vice-president. Lappen has been one ifirmary Building for the Nationtl Jew- perfect an organization, throughout "Floral Gifts" _ Kuth Whit tween Field Marshal Plumer and the •will be held at Milwaukee, Wis. The l ."We have outgrown everything of' the most active members . in the ish Hospital for Consumptives ot Den- the entire District, and dn February "Flovrer Offerinc"._.Estliur Morgan & ClaB World Zionist Organisation took place : "Messag-e of the~Flo-B-er" Esrber Steii«I>er| Milwaukee delegation put in a strong that l i e founders of this organiza- district and has served as a member ver*'Colorado, I beg lea^e to submit 3, 1524, nineteen.men, and three"wom- Address Fred Whit with an exchange of telegrams bee'nj 'representing . every state. in the Shevuoth Festival \ e t t a Siporii bid for the convention, flooding the tion.had.-.'. in mind except one. and to the general committee fpVthe past the.following report: .• .•, -.....Girlg' Chorn tween Dr. Weizmann and the newly At the- convention in Duluth-^the j Districtiwitli/'.the exception pr Michi- Hymn conyention rooms with propaganda that' was the- unification of the four-years.of IMnloinus • .----«'" -:.- nqeda of the National Jewish Hospi- 'gan and South Dakota^ met in Denver Address and Presentation appointed Commissioner, llabbi J. M. Charlop and circulars, telling of Milwaukee. brethren," said A. M. Cohen, inter•tal, and espicially-tiie urgency of pro- at^the National Jewish Hospital, to Talertictory Milton Frohm Dr. Weizmann in his telegram to •vidiiig- an additionial btrildingL .-to care: acquaint themselves/with the work of Concluding1 prayer..

Milton Frohm national president of B'nai B'rith in Lord Plumer stated; Hatikvoh for the unfortunate suffer, JS of Tub- the Hospital at first hand. Here they Auaieueehis address before delegates of dis"On behalf of the Executive of the erculosis that were crowding the wait- came, into personal contact with the The confirmants •R'ill hold a party trict grand lodge No. 6 at the Jefing list of our Institution, were "first patients, heard their stories, saw the at the home of Jack Epstein Sunday World Zionist Organization I tender brought to the attention of this Grand- marvelous work that the Hospital is ferson hotel Tuesday morning. The our heartist congratulations on your Lodge. The delegates at that conven- doing, met some of the men and wom- evening.

Omahans elected to offices a t the address of the international president appointment asHigh Commissioner of tion were informed that a great maThose who are to graduate are: fifty-seventh gTmrmi convention'of was an outstanding feature of the Committees arranging Novel Stunts jority of unfortunates afflicted with en on the waiting list, and realized Palestine.- We-trust that your period probaly for the first.time, the great Sani Tatelbaum.

Morris Fisher.

District No. 6, L 0. B. B., are: morning session. in office will be attended by every sucthis desease are not men and women life-rsaving work being done at the NaKoBe Katsky.

Toby Flax. .-.'•• For Entertainment Kuth "White.

Sylvia Chait. of means, but poor unfortunates "Our order is democratic and we cess of the Jewish national home and Sam J. Leon, president. tional, Jewish Hospital, and the overEsther Morgan.

Bernice Falk. of their greatest asset, their whelming necessity for the erection of Esther Steinberg.

Ethel Hurwieh. the country."

Henry Monsky, member of execu- nave been champions of our people . At a special meeting of the "Y" robbed health; penniless, friendless, men and Yetta Siporin. .Tack Epstein. tive committee.

- - : when there was need for champions," picnic committee held Monday eve- women, from all parts of the country, the B' nai B'rith - Infirmary tbuilding; Field Marshal Plumer in his reply Beatrice Silverman.

Ijibby EloTritz. to care for. those on the waiting^ list.

Milton Frohm.

Esther Siejrel. and even youny inocent children who Harry H. Lapidus, general com- Mr. Cohen declared. stated as follows: ning; June 8, at the Jewish CommunIrene Hirsh.

Those attending the meeting at mittee. . • • • • ' It was explained that it is at- ity Center, elaborate plans were made because of lack of proper living con"Please ur---ey to the Executive of ditions and lack of nourishment com- Denvor were informed that there were the Zionist Organization my grateful Dr. A. Greenberg, trustee of tempted by the organization to fit for the Y. M. & Y. W. H. A. annual prise most of the ,large" army of un- at.that time one hundred on "the waitthanks for their very kind telegram."

National Jewish Hospital. every emigrant Jew to be a citizen picnic to be held "Sunday, July 12, at happy victoms of Tuberculosis. ing list. Eealizing the necessity more That the appointment of Field Mar* Practically every member of the and. that it is desired that Jews Elmwtod Park. The members of the The -tragic suffering of the victims than ever before, it was determined shal Plumer as High Commissioner of Omaha delegation served on com- grasp the spirit of American institu- various "committees are making ar- of the disease, who because of lack of by the delegates that the original facilities at the Hospital to admit plans for a ?250'000.00 building would Palestine is more the result of the mittees and were chairman of com- tions. "In the measure that we make rangements for novel stunts. .

Ten more automobiles are needed them, were being denied their only not be adequate for the urgent needs, mittees. Besides those elected to ourselves better Jews, we make ourThose-in charge of the picnic arc: chance of life, was pictured to the and that at least- $350,000.00, would for Wednesday afternoon, June 24, geneeral political situation in the offices, the Omaha delegation. con- selves better Americans," said the delegates. These men, women, and have to be-raised .to provide ample to convey 300 women visitors of the Near East than of the situation in Everi$ Committee—Harry Kneeter, Chairsisted of Harry Malashock, Abner speaker. man; I/eone Kovitsfcy, Jack Fleishman. children on the waiting list were con- facilities to take care of those on the Disabled Veteran's Association con- Palestine is the opinion expressed by Committee—Dave Freeman, Chair- stantly begging and clamoring, and waiting list, andfat',the same time proKaiman, Sam Beber, Irvin StalThe progress being made by the Priie man:' Leone • Novitsky, Lou Abramson, pleading for" admittance.

Many of vide more space-for'the work of tne vention from the Fontenelle Hotel to the "Sunday Manchester. The paper master, Sam Beber, Nathan Bern- Jewish people at the University. of Lottie Giventer, Scholl Freed, Herb them came to the very doors of. the Research Department. Every person says that the Plumer appointment was Camp Brewster.

Goldstein. stien. • - . : ' , not dictated by the question of ZionWisconsin was told by Solomon Levi- Fruit Committee— -Jeannette - Levenson, Hospital, hoping that their actual at the meeting in Denver, of District The Jewish. "Women's Welfare OrChairman; Stanley Leven, Jack Fleish- presence at the Institution would se- No. 6, pledged to co-operate in raisism,- which is •only a minor difficulty tan, Madison, Wis., who spdke very man. cure the aimittance of themselves or ing a minimun of $150,000.00 in Dis- ganization, the Council of Jewish "in Palestine, as by the peneral situaCommittee—Lillian Schiffer, Chair- their loved ones. The authorities in this district in' completing the Infir- optimistically about the work being Foocl trict No. 6. :The quotas, were assignee Women, and the Temple Israel Sisman : Pearl Sherman, Grace Kosensteln, charge, were powerless to relieve their to the different states and the actua terhood have volunteered to provide tion. The real problem is the combi.

Ula Alberts. mary building campaign. A complete done there.

Committee—Morris Micklin, suffering and misery. Heart-rending work of fund raising was started inv nation of Turte, WsTiabis, and Shiah report was made s£;j£JgS&ibntions and ; A great part of the morning was Transportation Chairm&n; Isaac Stemhill, Marion Graetz. enough cars for Wednesday after- Moslems against the Allies. collections of every community in spent by the delegates in amending Publiilty Committee—Iz Eosenblatt. noon, and have thus far obtained fifCash Pledges Unpaid Total Amount of each state Quota the "constitution and in the end it this district. ty automobiles. All volunteers will 4S,889.90 66,537.40' 22,697:50 $60,000.00 Illinois .

12,700.00 meet at the Fontenelle Hotel at A special committee was appointed -was decided that there should be an OMAHA GIRL WINS 15,372.50 2,672.50 12,500.00, Iowa executive secretary "with Headquarters 19^904.

4,909.35 ; 14*885.59 two o'clock.

20,000.00 Michigan : to act on the report of Harry IN SONG CONTEST AT 13.UB.00 in Chicago.

•,.•'. ie;815.50 • 3,697.50 17,500.00 dus of Omaha, with the result •1 WHEATON COLLEGE Minnesota.

New volunteers for this work 72 19,496.50 5,771.50 12,500.00 Nebraska .. . .

• , ,. i Enthusiasm for- the hospital work should call Mrs. Nate Mantel at 1,809.00 5,062.11 3,253.11 5,000.00 Miss Anne Eosenblatt, daughier. of North Dakota unanimously passing swept Mr. Fred White was re-elected a r r i e d on t yy ^ Wxitii 1,315.50 Haraey 5711 or Mrs. Isy Rosenthal that District No. 6, I. O.aB. resolution B. should ccarrie 1,843.00 527.50 2,500.00 South Dakota .— Mr. ;and' Mrs. Morris • M. Rosenblatt, president of the Omaha Hebrew' 20,900.00 at Walnut 0999.

2i.0G0.oo i;ooo.oo 20,000.00 endow a bed in "Ae Infirmary* build- •through the convention delegates ,40.1 South 38th avenue, has composed "Wisconsin _.

Club at the last regular meeting hel4 ing, in honor ofXiHarry H. Lapilus Monday, afternoon' at the Jefferson the words and music to the song that $150,000.00 - $165,421-95 r $44,528.57 GRAND TOTAL llOtel gold room and climaxed in Sunday afternoon, June 7, at tineand wife Minnie ^apidus. Lapidus was awarded the highest number of ORGANIZE WHOLESALE rounds of applause as detailed reSwedish Auditorium. Mr. J. Ricklin was chairman of the ' campaign after the meeting in Denpoints in the song contest recently tragedies .were taking place daily, in mediatly r MEN'S FURNISHING STORE was re-elected vice-president; and and through whose. leadership. the ports were submitted. ver.

A report of the meeting in DenDenver and in all parts if this country, The success of campaigns to fi- held at Wheaton College, at Norton, as. one applicant after another was ver was. made to the convention of Messrs. Sol Rosenberg and John campaign was by far one of .the A newly organized Wholesale Men's Mass. It is an Athletic song and Grand Lodge No. 6 held at Feldman were re-elected secretary ^ greatest successes ever accomplished nance the 'tuberculosis hospital of has been published in the College told that-he, or she, wonld have to District Furnishings store will be opened the Sioux City, and the action of the rewait long, weary, months,- in many the organization in Denver cheered and treasurer, respectively. The new by the B'nai. B'rith. , Song Book of this year. cases a year or more, before there presentatives, at the meeting in Den- latter part of the month by Mr. trustees elected are Messrs. Ben the ('several hundred delegates who ver, in pledging to raise $150,000.00 David Ravitz and Mr. Arthur RobinThe report of: Henry Monsky as a Miss Kosenblatt is very active at could be any possible chance for their Shapiro, Dr. A. A. Greenberg, and member to the executive committee were unanimous in their approval Wheaton. She is a sophomore class admission. And the waiting-list con- in District No. 6, was approved by the son, both well-known here.

Grand Lodge, and .the delegates asJ. J. Friedman. tinued to grow. . of the Order was unanimously re- of official reports;; The firm name will be known as sembled at the conventioh pledged officer, assistant editor of the "WheaThe great need of religious educaThe appeal on behalf of these sufceived with much ovation. Henry in raising Ravitz & Robinson Co., and will be ton ^Record, and a member of several ferers to the convention held at. Du- themselves to ' co-operate . .: : .

Monsky was unanimously re-elected tion was stressed by Benjamin M. other organizations She and a sen- luth was answered by District No. 6 this fund located at 1001 Farnam street, and DELEGATES ELECTED TO With the convening of thfe session of will be equipped with all furnishings as a member "to the executive com- Frankel of Champaign wbo is con- ior, Miss Elinor Williams, are the in a resolution unanimously adopted, • ZIONIST CONVENTION ducting religious work among Unipledging District No. 6 to raise $100, the Grand Lodge in^Peoria, we are for men. mittee.

Messrs.

John Feldman, Max Ffofticomposers of an operetta, which the versity of Illinois students. "How 000.00, which together with a fund to happy to report- that t i e great effort Mr. Arthur Robinson is leaving kin, and S. Kobinson were elected by The work of l i e A. Z. A. which to Attract Youth to' the Synagogue," dramatic professor _as submitted in' be raised by District No.2, was to be to realize the funds, | 6 r which we set Is of interest to all in this district was his subject. The problem of a college originality ontest contest. used in the erection of the much-need- out a little over a.year ago, has toded this evening for New York City, cm the IOCEI Zionist organization *s delegates to the 28th Annual Zionist especially to Omahans, was read uidversity men adjusting. thmeselves Hiss Rosenblatt has aken reading ed" Infirmary Building, tu be known as in. a. complete • success, by an over- an extensive buying trip. the B'nai B'rith Infirmary Building at subscription of the amount set out Convention to foe held this year »t 7 by Sam Beber, Omaha delegate. This to their new environments was rolls, and coaching positio" for the the ' • ' ;.:.-.:•. .-• National Jewish Hospital for Con- f o r . '.

Rabbi Jacob Singer, of Chicago, Washington, D. C , from June 28 to past- two years. report was also favorably received touched'upon by Mr. Frankel. sumptives at Denver, the first nationtl .At. the time of writing this report with recommendation to continue the Miss Eosenblatt is arriyixijhome institution sponsored by the B'nai ,a £ew. cities -throughout £he. Distaict, HL, spent Friday and Saturday here. June 30.

Delegates from all parts of the good work being doen'-by the junior The Daughters of Zion -will hold a June 20, after attending the-'Harvard B^rith. The then Presideent•' of the bid ',. not.-. complefed ^_their campaigns Became to be present at Che UniverDistrict, Brother Benjamin Samuels, and from a 'few. others .we,*nave not order. picnic Sunday afternoon, June 14, at Ouiyersity commencement en_rcises. appointed tiie undersigned, as Chair- yet' been able to receive any Tcports. sity Cpnnnencenient exercises and to country wilt^m^et at this convention. receive the degree of Doctor of Philo- Important (Baiestine problems -will bt> . The Omaha degree team was again Elmwood PaTk. Prizes and games man of the campaign .to. Taise this g discussed at these meetings. money, giving him full authorSyto pag* 2.) , nart of the initiatory prosrram of are being planned for the children.

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Z. A. movement and to trict Grand Lodge No. 6,1. O. B. B.', dorse the A.its Vienna, (J. T. A. ) Court prosponsorship, This Maurice Shapiro left Sunday for Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) The Feast ceedings against the executive of the Subscription Price, one year. .——._-~.-~.—~.~.?2.50. in Fifty-Seventh Annual Convention undertake of Weeks, commemorating the handcrowning success was achieved at the Assembled at Peoria, Illinois.

Advertising-' rates furnished on application. last quinquennial convention of the Syracuse, N. Y., where he will spend ing down of the Ten Commandments Hakenreuzler party were ordered by CHANGE OF ADDRESS—Please give both the old and new address; The order of Aleph Zadik Aleph Constitution Grand Lodge held recent- the summer. on Mount Sinai and the condusion of the state attorney today. i he qure and pve your name. ' for young men desire to submit for ly at Atlantic City, New .Jersey Legal steps were also taken against Mr. Morris Friend left last week the ppring harvest, was celebrated in was adopted by this District The Jewish Press is supplied by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (Jewish your consideration a report of its act- What Palestine in conformity with ancient the editorian office of the "Arbeiter for Europe, where he intends to spend Grand Lodge has in less than a year ivites since its inception: Correspondence Bureau) with cabled and. telegraphic Jewish news, in addition become the Junior organization of the several months.

Biblical rites, after an interruption Presse", the organ of the Hakento feature articles and correspondences from all important Jewish centres, "If I am not for myself, who is entire Order. of 1,855 years. reuzler which published a list of loadlnquiriep regarding news items credited to this Agency wil) be gladly for me? But if I am for myself Otir District may well be proud of Miss Bernice Diamond is the guest answered if addressed to Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 621 Broadway, New ing" Jewish citizens in Austria for Particularly impressive were the alone, wherefore am I?"—Hillel. having initiated this splended piece of of Mr. and Mrs. A. Katskee, of Omaha.

York City. celebrations of the Jewish labor set- blackmailing purposos.

Two thousand years ago, Hillel, re- work which will ever redound to the vered Jewish sage and scholar, pro- glory of the Independent Order of Miss Hazel Stineberg entertained at tlements in the far regions of Galilpounded this question for all human- B'nai B'rith.

Several thousand men and LITHUANIAN LANGUAGE BILL RELIGION a shower complimentary to Miss Bes- lee. ity. Each of us is called upon to anwomen, settlers of the Valley of JezDEFEATED IN PARLIMENT No one knows what is the true religion. No one, whether swer it—and in the answer that we sie Levine, who is to be marriied reel, where colonization has been Kovno, (J. T. A.) The bill introRabbi, or Preacher, Jew or otherwise, who has the highest con- give lies the key to our future.

June 16. started recently, gathered at the labor duced by the Lithuanian government ception of his calling can profess to know or believe theirs to be To the young men, standing at the threshold of life, leaving behind him DAVIDSON-GARSON colony, En Cfcarod, on the border of into parliment providing that Liththe only true religion.' With such an idea they can be nothing childhood's days, looking forward to 1,000 YEARS OF JEWISH Galillee and French Syria. Adorned uanian be the only language of inMr. and Mis. Harry Garson have iselse but bigoted and narrow-minded. Every religion has its bad the future with high hope and ambiIN RHINELAND with flowers and sheaves of corn, the struction in majority vote in the Diet. as well as its good points, and this fact should not be overlooked tion, this question is not put outright sued invitations for the marriage of CITIZENSHIP WILL BE CELEBRATED by anyone. Belief, ..Faith and Hope are all requisites, and no nor in any direct -way. Rather, _ it their daughter, Johanna, to Mr. David Berlin. (J. T. A.) A proclamation comes to him in a series of blind one shoulcTattempt at ally time to destroy the right of others to groupings, and vague doubts based Davidson, which will be solemnized at has been issued in connection with the home of the bride's parents on believe and-.worship as they wish. One of the great purposes in on an unfounded fear of the future. the celebration to take place in Coalmost every religion is to teach mankind to love their enemies. Too often is the answer found when the evening of June 23. Only the logne in June on the thousandth anBut alas! this teaching is not"very closely adhered to, even by youth has passed and maturity con- members of the two families will be niversary of the incorporation of the fronts him. present at the ceremony which will the best of us. It is true there cannot be more than one God. Rhineland with Germany.

The future of all life lies with its be followed by a reception to which 'And still the common fatherhood of God and the brotherhood youth. This is doubtly true of the The Jews of the Rhineland are takof man are truths unknown by many good people—so called. future Judaism in America. While nearly 200 guests have been invited. ing a prominent part in the preparThey believe that they who are not of the same religion as the truths of our faith are unchange- Miss Garson has been guest of ations now being made. The exhibitheirs are lost! Yet Malachi the great Hebrew Prophet early able, their perpetuation as living, vir- honor at several affairs among which tion will include a Jewish section ilile forces in -this modern world de was an evening bridge party given promulgated the ideal solution that we have but one-Father. upon the degree in which our last Sunday Ly Mrs. Lewis Ellis. Mrs. lustrating the life of the Jews in the Prejudice will begin to fade, into obscurity when this is fully pends shall exemplify them in their Harry Ginsburg, of Denver, Colo., Rhineland during the past thousand realized—that God created all. .

• '-' youth daily life. years. The Rhineland branch of the Ignorance and prejudice have hindered the progress of Hillel's two-fold question demands was an out-of-town guest. On Tues- Union of German Citizens of the Jewanswer—based on know- day of last week the members of the religion more than all the efforts and attacks on non-religionists. a two-fold of ourselves and of the world advertising staff of the State Journal ish Faith is arranging for a confer,We wonder if the methods pursued by many synagogues and ledge around us. ence of the Jews of Western Ger-? churches have been more responsible for so-called agnostics and To the Jew, with his rich heritage entertained twenty guests at a dinner many to be held in Cologne during unbelievers than any other force or agency ? Another purpose of fifty centuries, knowledge of him- at Chicken Little Inn. the period of the celebration and exand his people is essential to unof religion is to bind and not sunder mankind. The basis of all self The Daughters of Israel held their hibition.

G d derstand and meet the problems that religion—arid let this never be forgotten—is belief in ? .. No confront him in present civilization. regular meeting in the Synagogue Among the signers of the proclaman has the right to attempt to persuade another to join his In the manner in which he faces and Vestry Room last Sunday afternoon. mation are Herr Blumeneaa, Presireligion on the basis that it is the only religion—the only true solves those problems shall he prove The following were elected officers: dent of the Jewish Community of Cotrue or false to his heritage as a Jew. and right one—"Transcript."

It is to guide the young Jewish men President, Mrs. S. Polsky; vice-presi- logne, Deputy Falk and Rabbi Dr. with whom the future of Judaism in dent, Mrs. M. Poaster; secretary, Mrs. Kober, President of the Federation of America rests, along the path that Harry Arenson, and treasurer, Mrs. Rabbis of Rhineland-Westphalia. ?; : ' THE OREGON SCHOOL LAW leads the way to a better understand- Herman Krause. '""'' The Supreme Court of the United States has remained true ing of his obligations and opportunas a Jew and as an American, to its splendid record of devotion to civil and religious liberty in ities Mrs. H. Fogelson has returned from JEWISH MEMBERS IN that the Order of Aleph Zadik Aleph VILLAGE SOCIETS IGNORED holding unconstitutional the Oregon School Law, which sought for Youny Men was organized.

Salina, Kas., where she spent several to'enforce the attendance of all children in the State between In its program may be found the1 days visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. Riga. (J. T. A ) Many of the village Soviets in Russia refuse to rethe ages of eight and sixteen -years.at the public.schools. The knowledge giving the true answer to Dorbin, and Mr. Dorbin. gard the Jewish representatives electlaw was distinctly aimed at the Catholic parochial schools, al- Hillel's question of. the ages.

Rabbi S. E. Starrels left Saturday ed to those bodies as real members The first chapter of this National though ostensibly applying to all so-called private schools. The Jewish Boy's Fraternity was granted for California, where he will spend of the Soviets and take no count of Supi'eme Court in the opinion written by Justice McReynolds its charter less than a month before their presence in determining whether takes that this law interferes with the constitutional rights of your last annual convention met at the summer with relatives.

Sioux City.But since that time, its the parents. He held that Mrs. Harry Ginsburg, of Denver, there is a quorum at their meetings, growth has been phenomenal.With the states a report which was received "The fundamental theory of liberty upon which all governmoral and financial support of this Colo., is the guest of her parents, Mr. here from Russia. The report quotes district, the A. Z. A. has been able to and Mrs. B. F. Folester. ments in. this Union repose excludes any general power of the resolutions of protest against such an grow and develop to such an extent '. State to standardize its children by forcing them to accept Mr. and Mrs. Sam Greenstone, of that it has already established thirattitude. instruction from public teachers; only. The child is not the . teen active chapters. In addition to Sioux City, la., and Carl Greenstone, The resolutions, which were adoptmere creature of the State; those who nurture him and direct these chapters which have already of Cincinnati, O., spent several days ed at a conference held at Walas been organized there are many cities his destiny have the bright, coupled -with the high duty, to : in all parts" of this county and Canada at the home pf--their mother, Mrs. S. dorsk, district of Dorasten, point out recognize and prepare for him 'additional obligation." with whom negotiations are now un- Greenstone, last week. While here that the village Soviets in pursuing they attended the Ivre Conclave. this policy are acting in contradiction This is good law, good sense and in thorough accord with der way to install chapters. the highest attributes of American patriotism. The law was The A. Z. A. Jias rituals, pins para- The commencement exercises of the to the Government decree by which phernalia and all of the incidentals the Jewish village populations were the product of the wicked schemes of the Ku Klux Klan, which which to make up a fraternity and Lincoln High School were held Friday given the right of representation in thus receives a tremendous blow from the highest court in the which' go appeal so strongly to the averThe following Jewish stu- the local bodies, and call upon the land. We are glad that the American Jewish Committee joined age boy that each day witnesses ad- evening. dents received diplomas: Henrietta in the presentation of the case against this product of benighted ditional inquiries regarding the for- Asbyll, Ruth Cohen, Helen Carson, mation of new chapters. bigotry. ', Although, yet in its infancy, this Sarah Hill, Edith Leabman, Celia Order was able to stage a national Marx, Manuel Pass, Alfred Poska, _____ and happiness; a treasure-house of combined basket-ball and debating Joseph Rosenberg, David Reidy, Golda healing love, to hundreds and possible tournament in which eight cities com- Seidman, Harold Shapiro, Thelma > GIFTS THAT LAST thousands of men, woman, and child- peted. This, together with the annual (Continued on page 2) ren in all parts of this broad land, convention, the next of which is to be Shostak, Hazel Wishnow, Max Zelen, The above figures are based on actual who, but for it would be going into the held at Kansas City, Missouri, on July and Morris Zolat. reports received from the various city silent valley of death. To them it .will 5-6-7, 1925, afford boys from all parts Diamond Importers f bring new life, renewed hope, inspira- of the country an opportunity to come and state chairmen.

Rabbi H. E. Eisenberg has gone to in contact with one another and learn tion and ambition.

They and their Platinum Specialists \ As cash was received by the GenerNew York for a short stay. al Chairman of the District, it was loved ones, in an ever-increasing cir- and.understand one another The association which they thus are inNEW LOCATION Mano Herzog, who has been the placed on deposit, bearing' interest. cle, will become strong, active, and The total expense of the campaign productive members of society, and valuable from every standpoint and guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and 214-15-16 City Nat. Bank Bldg. from the Omaha office* including cler- render thanks for all time to the men tend to broaden the boys and their Mrs. J. L. Herzog, for the past two points of view. | Ja. 5619—Est. 1894. * and women who labored uncesasingly, ical hire, telegrams, printing, postage, However, it is not for the purpose months, left for Chicago and New long-distance phone calls, and organ- and especially to our noble order, the Independent Order. B'nai B'rith of providing a playground for our ization expense, will be approxiJewish boys that the A. Z. A. exists, mately $3,00.00, or less than 2%. but its chief purpose, to which its The'interest from the money deposi- BACK TO THE VILLAGE other activities are subservient and ted as it was received, will practically MOVEMENT URGED TO incidental, is to perpetuate Jewish absorb this expense. Any difference PRESERVE GERMAN JEWRY ideals and Jewish thoughts so that between expense incurred and interest Berlin, (J. T. A.) The survival future generations will be fully cogearhed, will be defrayed by the Chairman, so that this campaign will have of Jewish communal life in Germany nizant of their obligations and of been conducted with no expense what- depends on the number of Jews who their responsibilities. ever to the contritutors, as far as the will leave the large cities and settle That the A. Z. A. has gathered Omaha office is concerned. within its ranks the finest specimens in the smaller towns and villages. of American Jewish boyhood becomes In presenting these figures it is dif- This is the opinion expressed by the apparent-when-the personal achieveficult to find language to accompany ments'.of-its members are considered. them, that ' will fully express the "C. V. Zeitung', the organ of the Cen- For -example, out of the three boys thanks and appreciation, not alone of tral Association of German citizens whormake up the high school debating your Chairman, but also the innumer- of Jewsh fath n an artcle devoted to team which won the championship of '?•• r -able helpless souls, for whom the erec- ths queston. the state «f'Nebraska, two of them : tion of the B'nai B'rith building •will David Fellman and Sam Minkin, are "The plague of nter-marriage and De-a tower of hope to which their Jewish and both 'of these Jewish boys longing eyes-will not be cast in vain. apostacy is a result of the Jews sett- are-members of Omaha Chapter No. 1 Nor can any cold statement of figures ling in the large cities. In the crowd- A. Z< A. .give the faintest conception of the ing og our co-religionists in the cities Recently a nation-wide oratorical "<)'n{;pouring of love and devotion with contest for high school boys was held "which the men and women who aided and the continuous progress of the in elimination contests were 'in this task approached this great la- Jewish communiteies in the villages, held'which (state and then in disborrof love. Without their co-oper- we see the main factor in the disin- trictsin,each and finaly the champions of ation and self-sacrificing idealism this tegration of German Jewry." each district met last month in WashH E N you buy our kind of clothes •work could not have been' undertaken, Refering to a book reecently pub- ington, D. C. Lewis Sutin of Kansas nor-pursued to a successful conclusion, City Chapter No. 2 A. Z. A., won the —real quality txco-trouser. suits—a,t I wish that it were possible to include lished by Felix Taelhaber on the di of the State of Misat this time the name of every man appearance of German Jews, the or- Championship our unusually low prices—you practice souri in this contest. In thefinalcon*y Drive-in-Stations and,;woman who gave of their time, gan of the reform elements in German tests at Washington, President Coolenergy, and money to this great hu- Jewry comes to the only salvation for idge made an address and Chief Jusreal economy—you get values worthy the name ~ Omaha-South Omaha manitarian cause, but in the absence tice Taft, other justices of the Suof values-^-you save real money. . of this roll of names, the. glory and German Jews in the creation of a Jew- preme ; ;i : Red-Blue-Yellow Court, and Attorney General the pride-that must be theirs to have ish peasant class 'and a movement Sargeant, acted as judges.

In what Service Cars participated in-such a mighty effort, back to the towns and villages. must have been a momentous event, is a lasting-memorial to. eadi of them.

17-year old Max Kroloff, a member of The" day that will witness the culmin- JEWISH THEOLOGIAL Sioux City Chapter No. 12 A. Z. A. ation • of this great humanitarian SEMINARY WILL BE NAMED won third place. and was awarded a cause, the day on which theconerstone IN HONOR OF ITALIAN KING $500 cash prize. When we consider of this B'nai B'rith Infirmary Buil- .. that one million-four hundred thousding will be laidj there -wilt be read Home, (J. T. • A.) The Jewish and competed in this contest, at ][Jie exercise in Denver, the names Theological Seminary which has been then boys we begin to grasp the signifiof all the persons who participated in cance of what it meant to have won F Our Expert Selection From the work of District No. 6 We also erected by the Federation of Italian third place. hope at that ume to have the names Jewish communities in Florence will '••.

America's Foremost Makers Is there any question but that these of those that partiscipated in Dis- be named the Victor Emmanuel-Semtrict No. 2.These names shall be per- inary in commemoration of the twenty boys who make up the A. Z. A. are the leaders of tomorrow ? Can anyone petuated in the archives of the National Jewish Hospital for Consump- fith anniversary of King Emmanuel's doubt the wisdom and the necessity accession to the throne. of grounding these boys in B'nai tives.

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PAGE S—THK JEWISH PRESS-rTHURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1925 dm twin son s of r a n d Mrs> the past three weeks in Kansas City, hold a meeting Tuesday evening, The Misses Esther and Bess Katz, of El Paso, Texas, arrived this week j Philip Friedman; Joyce Freiden, son Mo., as the guest of her sister.

June 16, at the Bennett building. to visit their aunt, Mrs. J. Falk, and of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Freidmen; Joe Krasne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Mrs. Frank Krasne and her daugh- Mrs. Julius Barron of Shenandoah", Mr. Folk. While here they will atThe Y. M. H. A. baseball team; Krasne; and Yale Kroloff, son of Mr. ters, Lucille and Margery, and Mrs.Iowa, arrived Tuesday evening to tend the Hurwich-Wintroub wedding maintained its lead in the junior Krasne's mother, Mrs. S. Hircshberg, spend a week here with her parents, and Mrs. Louis Kroloff.

Sunday, June 14. They will spend Omaha league, when it defeated the Another Jewish student, Heimie of Omaha, will leave Monday, June Mr. and Mrs. B. Markovitz. While the summer in Omaha.

Case Landscape team by a score of Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. 15, for California where they will here Mrs. Barron will attend the Mr. and Mrs. Matt Olansky, of 16 to 6 at Miller park, Sunday after- Erown, will graduate from the Thomas spend the summer. graduation of her sisters, the Misses Dubuque, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs.noon. The "Y" team has finished Jefferson High School on Friday Mr. Louis H. Katelman left Satur- Dora and Tillie Markovitz, from the Harrl Portman, of Des Moines, la., half of the schedule of the league eveningalso. ' day night for Peoria, Illinois, to at- local high school Friday evening. are visiting in Omaha, while on their and are in first place with a lead of tend the B'nai B'rith Convention way to spend their honeymoon at one game. The "Y" team this year Mrs. L. S. Braunstein who recently The Talmud Torah Sunday School Yellowstone National Park. The twois one of the strongest junior teams will hold its closing class of the there, as a delegate from the Coun- underwent an operation at the Edcil Bluffs Lodge No. 688. Mr. Katelcouples were married Sunday at Des assembled in the city. Through season next Sunday morning, June mundsen Hospital is now convalescman returned home Thursday.

WEDDINGS • •.' ! heavy hitting and good pitching the ENGAGEMENTS Moines, Iowa. . ing at the home of her parents, Mr. "Y" team has been able to maintain 14, at ten o'clock at the Merriam FERER-GOLDSMTTH Of interest is the announcement of and Mrs. M. Marcus, The A. Z. A. chapter No. 7 will Block hall.

A short program has An announcement that is a sur- the engagement of Miss Helen Riekes, Miss Finkelstein left the city Sat- its lead. been arranged and every child is The "Y" outfield and battery is urged to be present. prise to both relatives and friends is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Riekes, urday f->r an indefinite stay in Kansas. the marriage of Miss Lilliam Gold- to Mr. Sam Beber, son of Mr. andCity and Qaklamoma: City, Okla., reputed to be the best in the league. where she will visit relatives and Next Sunday afternoon, they will The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Talsmith, of Sioux City, Iowa, to Mr. Mrs. I. Beber, of this city. friends.

Ferer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Beber and Miss Riekes are both play its first game of the second mud Torah will hold a. meeting: next Aaron Ferer, of Omaha. The cere- popular in the younger social set half of the schedule against the Tuesday afternoon, June 16, at the] Dr. and Mrs. Herman M. Jahr ref mony was solemnized Sunday in Miss Riekes graduated this June from! .-•"• "*r *"***" ~ — , " " r" ~r~\r" American College eam at Miller home of Mrs. A. Diamond, 73 Myn-J the University of» Omaha, she I turned from a years stay in NewPark at 1:30 p . m. «..__, where _._, _...••_, Omaha. ster street. graduated with honors and received York City. While in New York, Dr. The line-up: WOLF-AZORIN Miss Reva Gross, daughter of Mr. her B.. A. Degree. Upon graduation Jahr took up Post-Graduate work at CASE I^VXDSCAPE The bridal party for the wedding from High School, Miss Riekes re- the Mt. Sinai Hospital. Mrs. Jahr and Mrs. Sam Gross, has arrived AB K H 5 Swift, 3b of Miss Rebecca Azorin, daughter of ceived a scholarship from the Amer- was formerly Miss Esther Newman. home from Lincoln, Nebraska, where cf Mr. and Mrs. H. Azorin, to Mr. Sam- ican Women's Association. She is the Mrs. Frank Tuchman and daughter, Meyers, she completed her Freshman year at Nelson, l b rf uel N, Wolfj son of Mr. and Mrs. A. only local Jewish girl to have ap- Rosaline, left last week for Sioux Teal, the University of Nebraska.

Gorsick, c "Wolf, has been chosen. Mrs. J. S. peared in "Who's Who in Colleges" City, la., and Minneapolis, Minn., Kuhl, ss Golden, p The Ladies' Aid Benevolent Society Slate, of Des Moines, Iowa, sister of in the American Hebrew' Magazine. where they will spend ?t month visit- Makey, It Kaiman, 2b will hold a meeting next Thursday the groom, will he marton-of-honor; She is also an accomplished vocalist ing with relatives. afternoon, June 18, at the home of "| Miss Ida Azorin, sister of the bride and pianist.

Totals Mrs. William Perlmutter, Sixth will h& her. maid-of-honor; and the Mr. Beber is a well-known, local at- Mr. Sam Dtensky, of Chattanooga, Misses Helen Riekes, Lillian Ruben- torney, and is prominent and • active Tenn., formerly of Omaha, arrived Sclreibman, avenue. liieb, BB . stein, and Celia Azorin, will be the in Jewish and civic organizations. Sunday to visit here.

Mrs. Lawrence Krasne entertained Rosenblatt, rf bridesmaids. For his bestman, Mr. Upon ^graduation from the Crefghton Mr. Morris Greenfield, of Chicago, Bleicber, c her Afternoon Mah-Jongg Club at lb "Wolf has chosen his brother-in-law, Law School two years ago he received 111., formerly of this city, is visiting Turner, Greenberg, her home last Wednesday. The club Gerelick, 2b Mr. J. S, Slate, of Des Moines, and •dghest honors ever 'attained by a in Omaha for several days. will hold no meetings during the Beiss, II MrrSam Beber, Dr. Ben Lan, of Des itudent at that school. He is' former Handler, p summer months.

42 16 15 7 27 Moines, Iowa, and Mr. Joe Marks, iresident of the B'nai B'rith and a Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson and STJHMABY will be the groomsmen. The little member of the Board of the Jewish daughter, Helen, and son, Arnold, of Isaac Solzman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Home Buns—Nelson, .Scireibman; two18e laitsfc—Bleicher, Beiss, Scbreibman, N. Solzman, was graduated from the base Misses Dorothy Slate and Goldye Welfare Federation.

Norfolk, Nehr., visited here during the Sandier.

Double plays—Lieb^ to Gerelick Mae Azorin will be the little flower past week-end with Mrs. Robinson's to Turner. Bases on balls, off Handler—1, University of Iowa Tuesday. Mr. and off Golden—-4. Struck ont—by Handler— girls, and Master Frank Wolf will be Tuesday evening, Miss /Bess Horn mother, Mrs. E. Jacobs.

12, by Golden—10. Hits off Golden—rl5, Mrs. J. Friedman, Mrs. N. Solzman, off Handler—7. Time of game—one hour and Mr. P. Solzman motored to Iowa and Mrs. Joe Krasne, . of Council ringbearer. thirty minutes. Umpire—Gilligan.

Mr. Ben Ross left last week for and.

Bluffs will give a. dancing party at City Sunday to attend the Scorer—Eddie Green.

Complimentary to Miss Azorin and New York City, to be gone for about ;he Hanscom Park Pavilion, complimencement exercises, returning home her fiance, a dinner party will be ten days. While there he attended mentary to Miss Rabinovitz and her Wednesday, accompanied by young given next Wednesday evening, the wedding of Mrs. Ross's brother, Solzman.

June 17, by Dr. and Mrs. Philip Sher fiance. held there June 6.

COUNCIL BLUFFS at their home. Those who are to Miss Minnie Friedman returned JEWISH STUDENTS Saturday share honors are Miss Helen Riekes Mrs. Nate Karpen and sons, Jack A. Z. A. NOTES. home Monday evening after spending 1 GRADUATE THIS WEEK and Mr.'. Sam Beber, who recently anc Harold, -are leaving- Friday* for The local chapter of the A. Z. A. announced their engagement, and for Des Moines, Iowa, where they will held their convention rally dance at Council Bluffs High School will be An Introductory Sale of % Mr. and Mrs. William R. Blumen- spend six weeks. They will be joined the Hanscom Park Payillion. Each held Friday evening, June 12, at eight o'clock at the City Auditorium. There ~thal, who were recently married. by Mr. Karpen. July %• member was given the privilege of are eleven Jewish students who are T Other affairs bting given this week inviting one friend. The Nebraska Mr. Harry. G. Fleishman is at West Collegians furnished the music. The graduating from the Abraham Lincoln .for Miss Azorin will be a bridge by Miss Bertha Leon at her home Sun- Palm Beach', Fla. Mrs. Fleishman and dance was arranged by the enter- High School. They are: the Misses stopping tainment committee, Louis E. Lipp, Dora and Tillie Markovitz, twin day afternoon, and a theater party daughter, Harriet,- are now ; daughters of Mr. and Mrs B. Markoat the Morris Hotel here expecting.to Saturday afternoon by the kids Boot Repairs Your Genchairman. vitz; Bess Iipsky,niece of Mr. and leave soon to join Mr. Fleishman in ' Club. uine Main Spring or For the summer months, meetings Mrs. Goodman Meyerson; Rose ShyFlorida, where they will make their will be held every other Wednesday Cleaning One-Tear Written ken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S Shyfuture home.

HURWICH-WINTROUB Gnaranie* evening, beginning June 17. ken; Esther Saks, daughter of Mr. ^ . Miss Pearl Wintrqub, daughter-of Final pplanSj^or,the..convention^at and Mrs. Philip Sake; and the Messrs.

Mbre^than vone> hundred guests a t "Gifts That Last" ' Mr. and Mrs. M. Wmtrooby who is *to tended the silver wedding anniversary DIAMOND IMPORTERS PLATINUM SPECIALISTS be married Sunday evening June 14, celebration of Mr. and Mrs. G. Berg Kansas City^re being rounded into Harold Cherniack, son of Mr. and Mrs. •at the Swedish Auditorium,- to Mr. held Sunday evening, June T, at the shape by the convention committee, Louis Cherniack; Maurice and Arthur Jack Hurwich, of. this city, has chos- Labor Lyceum. Mr. B. Bustgarden David Beber, chairman.

CREDIT JEMT3IJ2RS en for her maid-of-honor, Miss Fan- rendered several song numbers, and M. F. Goodman and Carl Lagman 1514 DODGE ST. REWARD | Established 1894 ny Hurwich, sister of the groom the Lustgarden trio, consisting of the were appointed by the literary Dra- and the Misses Eva Hurwich, Ruth Misses Ida Lustgarden, pianist, and matic Section of the Poali-Zion Club of $3.00 for anyone giving inforService Silk or Chiffon Weight Wintroub, Shirley Ruback, Ida Calm Dorothy and Avrum- Lustgarden, to be in charge of the- play -^Every- mation as to the present employDouble Fine Lisle Garter Top and Ann Finkel will be bridesmaids, violinists, played several numbers. A body with his God", that will be given ment of Sam Goldes, 2503 Franklin St. Call Atlantic 3507. in September.

The proceeds of the Mr. Mel Evidon, formerly of Minnea- wedding reception followed the cereSeveral married men between 5l Hose which will cost $2.00 in the average store. play will go toward the Palestine polis, Minn., now of Omaha, will be mony. ages of 25 and 35. Guaranteed Choose from these new colors: bestman j and Messrs. Leon LiberOut-of-town guests present were Workers' Fund. At the last regular salary and commission. Company's meeting of the club held Wednesday '. man, Leon Hurwich, Morris Godz- Mr. and Mrs. D. Berg, and daughter, Cruiser Buck Fog Palm Beach Neve Beige figures show earnings of men Mrs. A. Babior, 1210 South 12th diner, Ben Kubby, and Meyer Green- Helen, of Minneapolis, Minn. Mr; evening, June 3, at the Jewish Com- St., is leaving for Los Angeles, better than $50, per week. If you Rose Taupe Nude berg will be groomsmen. Miss Sadie Berg left for his home Wednesday, munity Center, Mr. E. D. Kitnis gave Calif:, by train and would like to want to work hard apply.

Cooliclge Gray White Champagne Black Drevich will sing, "I Love You Truly,' while Mrs. Berg and daughter will a Literature and discussed the play go with a respectable Jewish family or woman. accompanied by Miss Ruth Green remain here until after the Wolf- to be given.

Buy Herzberg Special Hose by the box.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Please call Jackson 5060, and pianist, and Mr. Max Riekes Azorin wedding, June 21.

THORPIAN ATHLETIC CLUB ask for Mrs. Babior.

F. Leventhal, Manager violinist.

Miss Margaret Fleishman, of St. At a regular meeting of the Thor-i 840 Brandeis Thea. Bldg, Omaha.

Miss Ann Finkel entertained Louis, Mo., passed through Omaha pian Athletic Club Wednesday evebridge at her home last Sunday af- Saturday while on her way to Denver, jning, June 10, at the Jewish Communternoon in honor of Miss Wintroub Colo., to attend the Social Service ity Center,' plans were discussed for Conference. She visited with [her the summer activities. s Another June bride who is being brother and family, Mr. and Mrs, E. At the handball tournament con-, Special lessons for.classes under extensively entertained is Miss Irew Fleishman. Miss Fleishman is super-? ducted under director, Marcus Krasne, expert supervision. Special prices Rosen, fiancee of Mr. Sidney Morris intendent of the Jewish Charities in the semi-finals, Herman Segelman for clubs. beat Sam Green; Sokolof defeated of San Francisco, Cal. Friday after- Association in St. Louis.

Saturday afternoon and Sunday Abe Meyers, and L. Mendelson beat noon, Miss Sara Somberg is entermorning classes. taining at a luncheon for Miss Rose: Mr. and Mrs. S. Babior are enter- Wintroub. Sagelman and Sokolof Private lessons by appointment. afd also for several other brides-to taining twenty guests this Sunday will play in the finales Friday evebe. Sunday, Mrs. Lou Trochtenber; evening at their home in honor of-the ning at the Y. M. C. A., where arwill be hostess for Miss Rosen, and barmitzvoh of their son, Louis. Mr. rangements have been made for a on Thursday afternoon, Miss Ruth and Mrs. Babior also entertained thir- large audience. The club wili hold a BEN CIVIN, Instructor Webster 6414.

Brodkey is hiving a luncheon at her ty-five guests at dinner last Sunday novel baseball practice Sunday mornhome. . : evening, June 7, in honor of their ing, June 14. son's barmitzvoh. Prizes were won Miss Rose Fellman, who is soon to by Mrs. M. Cohn and Mr. and Mrs. J. become the bride of Mr. Robert I. Shesanov.

Marer, is being honored at a number of social entertainments. Mrs. Chas. . Mr. and Mrs. Herman Auerbach Levinson entertained at her last of have as their house guests, Miss a series of bridge-luncheons at her Gertrude Meyerson, of Chicago', 111. home Wednesday afternoon. ThursThis is the Place to Buy Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Colton anday noon, Miss Rosella Klein and Values Up to $15 nounce the birth of a baby son born Miss Lillian Kooper will be hostesses After Three Days' Sensational Selling / ^ at a luncheon. Thursday evening, Saturday, June 6, at the Mehtodist Mr. Jack Marer will entertain at Hospital. Mrs. Colton was formerly Peony Park, and Friday, Miss Fell- Miss Gertrude Forbes, of this city. man will be one of the honored Mr. and Mrs. S. Ginsberg and sons, These are not the kind of shoes generally offered in such a at surprisingly Low Prices guests at a luncheon to be given by Sol and Tevy, of Sioux City, Iowa, low sale price. Every pair is from Napier's regular stock Miss Sarah Somberg at her home. (both, the Costume Booterie and Moderate Priced Departwere the week-end guests here of ment)—which, is a guarantee of their good quality and exMr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Meyer.

Leather Bound Diaries Beautiful Pictures Pre-nuptial affairs are numerous cellent styling. for Miss Ann Rabinovitz, fiancee of and Notebooks Mrs. J. Katleman is leaving the Oriental Vases and Mr. Hyman Ferer, who are to be latter part of this week for a month's Styles for Sports, for Dress, for Street Hand-painted Cologne Brasses married this summer. Sunday after- stay in St. Louis, Mo. While there j Heels: Spike, French, Cuban, Spanish, Boxwood • Bottles, Candy Jars, neon, May 24, Miss Yetta Wright she will attend-the "wedding of her Distinctive Novelties entertained at a tea at her home.

Cigarette Jars and Lamps that are different Tlie Lines Are Broken, But There Are All Sizes and Widths Miss Berdie Berger entertained at a cousin.

Ash Trays —and All for Five! matinee at the Brandeis Theater, fol- Mr. Max Rehfeld, of Los Angeles, Venetian Mirrors Summer WfaUeK, lowed by a a tea at the Aquila Court Calif., is the guest of his - parents, Gifts that you will be Big Values Sn<In*. Black Satin** A Personal Visit Is Eeally Necessary ia Or4er to Appreciate Blonde Wednesday afternoon, May 27. Last Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rehfeld.

Black Ki.U, Tun C«H» as4 remembered by because at a Positive Saving Combinations. the Truly Remarkable Values Offered .

Saturday afternoon, Mrs. I. Levinthey are not common. of 25%. son entertained at a tea at the Mr. Harry A- Wolf, who has been on a business trip in Florida, is exBrandeis Tea Rooms. The following No No afternoon, Miss Sara Brodkey was pected to return the early part of Exchanges Refunds Shop at next week. hostess at a mah-jongg at her home.

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PAGE 4--THE JEWISH PRESS-^-THURSDAY, JUNE,li, 19213 the matter was pretty well hushed up. of the eyes that caused one to over-1 visas, by crossing; the Syrian border. being Annt Sarah and Aunfc Abble5 _ s the "offending rose In its accustomed ^TfietpilbUsh.er/8 papery—-which was Chl- look\the firmness of the lower.face.The three others escaped, the police :-.-:\ .. . '. ". _. :;\ / . . .

"Wen—ye*. There . are onlyy tyfr- place cagofs V foremostr-scaxcely mentioned ;Whenv tiie Cnext ten ~yeats had done •Perched onftttearifrofia chair ,near klnds of people loathe world that«eaily. the Incident", and »pur£<Mefy.'misspelled their worst to her, and Julie had sud- reports. ; tha wlnddw; taking 4oick deft stitches, t a w ; g 4 const. Ona^Sim3'a iwlieat*and'it:he'otber <the'n#me. ' The Th ladyi'un^fig l d i ' u n ^ her h task t k denly come upon her stepping agilely T she heard a sound she-had never fieard*'; accomplished, hail takenf truer aim out of a truck gardener's wagon on kind's j m ^ j t e ^ ' - ' " ' ~ ' ^ before, and yet, hearing It, recognized

By HARRY"; CONZEL ."Fanny iSavenportfs .'an. -.emerald," it by one of those pangs, centuries old, iwith her second bullet, and had saved Prairie avenue, a tanned, -weather(Copyright 1025 by Seven Art* aatd Sfilina£,qnIcKly,; and-rather sur- called woman's-Instinct. Thud—shuflle herself tbV trouble of trial by .human beaten, toil-worn woman, her abunOUK TK1SATMJENX W1LJL • Feature Syndicate,) dant hair skewered into a knob and jury. .-'. . j ; CONVINCE VOU Oil OCB prised to find' herself saying' It. 8INCEKITT. held by a long gray hairpin, her full Simeon Peake left-bis daughter Se"Yes. TpM'B It" TroBt Department. calico skirt grimed With the mud of lMa-a Jegacy of two fine dear blue"And—e$&? Julie Hempel's fatherSafety TOflpnslt Boxes. white diamonds (he had had the gam- the wagon wheel, a pair of men's old he's wheats* V side-boots on her slim .feet, a grobrer's lore of them), and the sum of "By gol% Seler shouted Simeon forlTshundred and -ninety-seven dollars tesquely battered old felt hat (her Bob Quinn, president of the'Boston Peake. "Yofi're.a^shrew.d-llttle tyke!" in. casS.-. Just how he had managed to husband's) on her head, her arms full American. League Baseball. Club, anJulie HempM and'Sellna Peake, both W. B. Weaver Beit Clvin r hare a sum like this put by was a of ears of s^veet corn, and carrots, and swering our open" letter of last' week finished pjM&tlcts of -Miss Fister's Si).. 1265 radishes, and bunches of beets, a wom- Web. 1011 mystery.

The envelope containing It "regarding -Tumors aT)outa discriminaschool, wer|£lDf aij age—nineteen. Sean with bad teeth, flat breasts, a sagWEAVER & CIVIN ting against Jewish ballplayers in the had evidently once held a larger sum. lina, on thls!September day, had been Majors, writes under- letter-date of: 723 W. O. W. Bldgr.

At. 8072 It had bees sealed, and then slit. On ging pocket in , his • capacious s k i r t spending tHe^afternoon with Julie, and June 2 n d : " .

• -••"... the^ outsMe was written, In Simeon even then Julie,- staring, had known now, a d j u s t s her hat preparatory, to Architects and Engineers Dear'Mr.'Conzel: Peake's fine,.almost feminine hand: her by her eyes. And she had run to "Let us plan your home or building". leaving, R^ctapitea her hands over Replying .to your, letter, wish.to say Plans Estimntes • "For my little* daughter Sellna Peake her in her silk suit and her fine silk her ears'^to shut out the sounds of and her hat with the plume that I believe that you have been misIn caise anything should happen to shirtwaist Julie's impbrtunlngs that she'stay to and had cried, "Oh, Selina! My dear I informed when you elain that any Eupper. 'Certainly the prospect of the me."

It bore a date seven years old. My dearl"—with a sob of horror Baseball Club discriminates against asual Monday evening • meal In Mrs. What the original sum had been, no one and pity—"My dear t" And had Jewish ball'.playeers.

• "1 hope next Shovuoth (©, DoubUd&y. P»s» & Co.) Tebbitt's boarding house did not preever knew.

The fact 1of!the.matter is we.have • WNTJ Servlc*. taken Selina, carrots,. beets, corn To be in the Land of Israel" 1 lect sufficient excuse for Selina's re* To Sellna fell the choice of earning and radishes, in her arms. The been trying to purchase a-Jewish ball YOUR PRAYER ANSWERED fusal.

Indeed, the Hempel supper as playejf within the last few days and her own living or of returning to the vegetables lay scattered all aljout sketched dish for dish by. the urgent expect to close, the deal shortly. In Vermont village and becoming- a with- them on the sidewalk in front of Julie SYNOPSIS Julie brought little greedy groans from my thirty-five years' experience I ered and sapless dried apple, with Hempel Arnold's great stone house on : Sellna. > •..>•/•• • " «•' have had several Jewish.ball players black Jtozz and mold at her heart, like Prairie avenue. But strangely enough CHAPTER L—Introducing "So Big" Allowing 20 days in Holy Land play for me and have the'first time to (Dirk DeJong) In his Infancy. And his "It's prairie chickens—three of them her aunts,* the Misses Sarah and Abbie It had been Sellna who had done the mother, Sellna. DeJongv daughter of —that a farmer west of town brought and Egypt hear either the playersJor. the.fans Simeon comforting, patting Julie's silken Peake. She did not hesitate.

Peake, gambler and gentleman say anything discriminating, in any- of fortune. Her life, to young woman- Father. Mother fixes them with stuffSTOPOVER AT NAPLES. shoulder and saying, over and over, "But what kind of work?" Julie way. If you know of four,, orfiveJew- hood in Chicago in 1888, has been un- Ing, and there's currant'jell. Creamed "There, there!

It's all right, Julie. conventional, somewhat seamy, but Hempel demanded. "^Vhat kind of NEXT SAILINGS ish ball players at.this time that can generally enjoyable. At school her onions and baked tomatoes.' And for work can you do?" Women—that Is, It's all right Don't cry. What's there MAY 11 — JULY 9 deliver the goods in the Major Leagues chum is Julie Hempel, daughter of dessert, apple roll."

• • ' ' • to cry for 1 Sh! . . . It's all right."

Hempel, butoher. Simeon Is the Sellna Peakes—did not work.

I know where you can get a nice piece August killed, in a quarrel that is not his own, HISTORICAL U. S. MAIL S. S. Sellna- snapped the elastic holding of money, if "you will;tip. us off to and "I—well, I can teach." • - Sellna, nineteen years old and them. . . i'*> .;-...;.-"..' practically destitute, becomes a school- her high-crowned hat under her chig"Teach what?"

• : , - - • . -.-. non of hair In the back. She uttered a - Jerusalem, (J. T. A.)—One Chalutz We never.care,whatever, any; man's -leacher.

"The things I learned at Miss Fisfinnr and quavering groan. "On Monwas" wounded by the police near Rosh nationality or religion is-if'he can^deter's." ' . .

FARE—ROUND TRIP day nights we have cold mutton and liver the goods. ' ' • '.". .*':- / "You have to do something first—go Pinah, when he was discovered sitting 1 cabbage at Mrs. Tebbitt's., This Is , Chicago was his meat.

It was boomOne of my" associates in the-Bosto'n Thud—Shuffle—Thud—Shuffle—Up the to -Normal, or teach In the country, on a tree stump.

Second Class First Class Club is a Jewish Gentlemen and r'one ing, prosperous-. He played in good Monday."

Narrow Stairway. don't yfu?—before you can teach In It was alleged that the Chalutz and 1 "WeH then, silly, why not stay!" of the finest.men who ever lived,.so. I luck and bad, but he managed somethe public schools.. They're mostly old. am inclined-to think that theimaginhow to see to it that there was always ."Father comes home .at tsix. If I'm —thud shuffle—up the narrow stair- Twenty-five or even thirty—or more V three others, coming from Poland, atUp Up ; ation of some one is boiling over. way, along the passage. She stood up, with nineteen's incapacity to Imagine tempted to enter Palestine without the money to pay for the Flster school- not there he's disappointed."

Very truly lyours ing. Sellna was happy. She knew only Julie, plump, blonde^ placid, forsook the needle poised in her hand. The an age beyond thirty.

Strictly Kosher — Synagogue — Boston American League Baseball Co. such young people—girls—as she met her soft white banishments and tried hat fell to the floor. Her eyes were Movies "Then I'll just teach a country BOB QUINN, Pres at Miss Fister's school. steel against the steel of Selina's- de- wide, fixed. Her lips slightly parted. school. I'm good at arithmetic. You Temptation Besets You The listening look.. She knew.

Her chum was Julie Hempel, daugh- cision. .

When You Enter know that." Julie should have known ter, of August Hempel, the Clark street "He leaves you right after supper.

She knew even before she heard the it, having had all her Flster sums butcher. You probably, now own some And you're alone every . night until hoarse man's voice saying, "Lift 'er up solved by Selina. "Country schools CANDIES . ICE CREAM " there a little on the corner, now. Easy are just arithmetic and grammar and The secretary of • the American Hempel stock, if you're lucky; and eat twelve and after."

LUNCHES 1493 Broadway, N. Y (at 43rd St.) League Baseball Club of New York, -Hempel bacon and Hempel hams cured "I don't see what that has to do with —e-e-easy." And Mrs. Tebbitt's high geography."

1 the well known E. G. Barrow, i s just in the hickory, for In Chicago the dis- it." Selina said stiffly. "If I'm notshrill clamor: "You can't bring it in "You! Teaching a country school!" as snappy and definite, in h|s- come- tance from butcher of 1885 to packer there he's disappointed. And that ter- there! You hadn't ought to bring it She looked at Sellna. back as the honorable gentleman from of 1890 was only a five-year leap. rible Mrs. Tebbltt makes eyes at him. •to here like this!".

She saw a mlsleadingly delicate Boston, formerly from Columbus, Ohio Being so" much alone developed in He hates it there."

Call ns for good Selina's suspended breath, came face, the skull small and exquisitely 16th and Farnam Streets The business genius of Babe Ruth her a gift for the make-believe. In a back.

She was panting now.

She had "Then.I don't see why you stay.

I The cheek bones rather high & Co..Club writes: . . . comfortable, well-dressed way she was never could see. You've-been there flung open the door. A fiat still burden formed.

Crystal Candy Company Dear Mr..Conzel: • —or perhaps they looked so because a sort of mixture of Dick Swiveller's .Your letter with enclosure just re- Marchioness and Sarah Crewe. Even four months now, and I ;thlnk'lt's hor- partially covered * with an overcoat pf the .fact that the eyes, dark, soft 16tb and Capitol Ave. rid and stuffy, and oilcloth on thecarelessly flung' over the face. -; The and • luminous, were unusually deepceived and noted. . , , . •-• \ MICKLIN LUMBER CO. in her childhood she extracted, from stairs."

— > - , • ; feet; In their square-toed boots, wob- set In their sockets. The face. Instead • As f a r as "our. club, i s concerned 24th & Bardette Sts. WE. 5555 there, is- absolutely nov truth in the r e - life the double enjoyment that comes "Father has had some temporary bled listlessly.•• Selina noticed how of narrowing to a soft curve at the usually only to the creative mind. the boots;were. He was always chin, developed unexpected strength port that Jewish ball players are be-' business setbacks." % ; ' ing discriminated against: "We * are •'Now I'm doing this. Now I'm.-doing' Julie, fond though defeated, kissed very'finicking about- such things. m the'jaw line. That, line, fine, steel- THE BRINK & JENSEN CO. als.o quite sure that the-same thing that," she ctol,d herself while she was her friend good-by. ; •' "": "''l ' ' Simeon Peake had been shot in Jeff strong, sharp and clear, was of the Wholesale paper applies to. all other' Itfajor League "doing it. Lqoking on while, she par- . S.elina walked quickly.the sht>rt dis- Hankins' place at five in the afternoon. stuff' of which pioneer women are distributors for WASH AND KEEP WELL Clubs; i n fact, the idea that there-is ticipated.. Perhaps. her theater-going tance from the Hempel..house to Teb- The Irony of It was that the bullet had A RULE OE HEALTH made.

Julie, inexperienced In the art Northern Toilet Tissue a concerted effort to keep the'Jews but had (something to dp with.this. At an of baseball is silly and ridiculous. The age when most little.girls were not bitt's, on Dearborn avenue. Up In her not been Intended for him at all. Its of reading the human physiognomy, 1112 Barney Street FRONTIER TOWEL SUPPLT Yankees would be only too-glad to only unheard but practically unseen, s*cond-floor room she tookk off her hat derelict course had been due to. femi- did not decipher the meaning of it. \ AT-iantic 6409 and called to her father, but he had nine aim.

Sped by one of those overSelina's; hair was thick, long and fine, 1819 California Street. get.hold of a couple of good Jewish she occupied a. grown-up seat at;, the not yet-cotBe-ln."«She was glad:6f that. dramatic ladies who, armed with horse- so that she piled It easily in the loops, players. play, tier.rnpt face, with its dark seri- She had been fearful of being late. She whip or pistol in tardy defense of their coils and knots that fashion demand• • , •• .

Yours very truly, ous eyes, glowing in,a sort of luminous regarded her hat with.sbme distaste, honor, spangled Chicago's dull 'SOa ed. Her nose, slightly.pinched at the , ' E . G . BARROW Secretary pallor as she sat proudly nesjfc, her to- 'irip oft the rfaded • Sprhig with their doings. It had been meant nostrils, was exquisite. When she "father. dld^-Tlpi a stitch*'or two-,- only'to for a •well-knowrfnewspaper publisher laughed It had the trick of wrinkling {.In;this way Selina,.nalf-Mdden In discover that the hat, material was usually mentioned (In papers other just a little across the narrow bridge; the depths of an orchestra seat, wrig* more faded than the' roses,1 and that than his own) as a bon vlvant. The very engaging, and mischievous. She "Manufactured in Omaha" BUTTER and EGGS •: The forty-ninth annual track and gled in ecstatic anticipation when the the uncovered surface showed up a lady's leaden remonstrance was ft)was thought a rather plain little thing, field meet of the Intercollegiate As- •curtain .ascended on the grotesque dark-splotch-like: a wall-spot when a have been proof of the fact that he which "she wasn't. But the eyes were BASER ICE MACHINE CO. Coonca Bluffs, I s . ; s i sociation of Amateur Athletes of rows of Haverly's minstrels. She .wit picture.-long- hungyr is, removed- So had been more vivacious than bon. what you marked and remembered.

America: (ouf what a title) took place nesed that startling Innovation, a Jewon:May-30th in Philadelphia. . We ish play, called "Sam'l of Fosen." She she. got a needle and prepared to tack It was, perhaps, because of this that Perhaps it was this velvety softness have, been; asked by a correspondent saw Fannie Davenport in "Pique."'Simabout the achievmeents of ^Jewish coL- eon even took her,to a performance.ot EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS le"ge athletes at that meet. • ••• - i INCOME REPORTS The best : Jewish individual.perfor- that shocking and delightful form, of .entertainment, the Extravaganza. mance was. the. one' by",. Wolowitz; of new 1 Cornell who won second.plaice in the "The thing I like about plays and LOUIS ADLER, Mgr. Javelin throw, with the throw/of less books is that anything can - happen.

402 Karboch Block Phono AT. 1882 510 So. 10th St. Jackson SSS2 than a.foot behind the'winner. Bench Anything! You never know," Selina of Yale. "Wolf of Pennsylvania (we said. are ntjt.sure of his Jfiwishn,ess) capt"No different from life," Simeon ured second prize in the 12Q yard high Peake assured her. .'-'You've no idea hurdle final. Asher of Georgtown ran the things that happen to you if.you. fourth in the,440 yard dash, ;and 5th just. relax and take them as they in the 220 yard dash. ^ ' • • Tis is a much as we know, at pres- eome."

Curiously enough, Simeon Peake said ent, of the Jewish Athletic achievethis.' not through Ignorance, but dement at that important meet .

AT-1000 E. SCHERER liberately and with reason. In his way Mur. O729 and day jhe was a very modern father.

"I want you to see all kinds," he would say to her. "I want you to, realize that this whole thing is. just a grand ad. GERSHE IS-WINNING Phone JA ckson 0043 Some time ago, one of - our correr venture. A fine show. The trick is to "Kean Keeps Klothes Hean" spondents drew attention to Benny play in it and look at it at the same KEAN KLEANERS Gershe, the hard hitting Jewish time."

BAENEY. KEAN, Mgr. featherweight boxeiv- of- Cleveland. *;\Vhat whole thing?"

- • Pointing and Decorating 306 South Eighteenth Street Last month, Benny Gershe,' in Can- ""'Living. All mixed up. The more LET TJS BID FOR TOT) The Court House Is Opposite ton, Ohio,' met the highly-touted Ted-' kinds of people you see, and the more OUK WORK GUARANTEE!?

O Phone JA ckson 1187—Well. Call ] dy Joyce of Toronto. The match was things you do, and the more things 214 South 18th St. Omaha, Nebr. expected to show Gershe at his best, that happen to you, the richer you are. and forced to extend himself to the utmost. What happened is- a sad Even if they're not pleasant things. story. Before the spectators had set- That's living. Remember, no matter tled down-in their seats, Joyce .was what happens, good or bad, it's just so making a horizontal excursion to the -much"—he used the gambler's term, writes all kinds of WHOLESALE canvas and the referee had to stop the unconsciously—''just so much velvet.1 contest in the second round. Benny's Druggists and Stationers But. Selinn. somehow understood: handler should, in future, iind worth- "You mean thnt anything's better than 401-403-405 Sontb 10th Street SERVICE WITH EACH POLICX. ier opponents for the little dynamite " I l l W . O. W. Bldg.

Jackson 131S. ' puncher. . you the" information. that Suzanne ANOTHER BOXING. GENIUS Lenglen the French-Jewish Tennis Ruby Goldstein (not to-be confused wizzardris doing splendidly. She has with Abe Goldstein) has,won his last won,' this season, every game she infew boxing matches in grand style. dulged in, arid, should be at he best Distributor* of Edvan 'Every, one of America's peers for the world's.championship a t Wim Western Bond—and High r among sporting comments on the bledpn, England, -' 20th and Harney Grade Stationery nineteen-year old wonder, as follows: ^ Did you know that Konrad Bercovi 2224 Cuming St. "Ruby Goldstein is rated-by many ci, the Jewish Roumanian-American Omsba. Nebraska.

Phone JA ckson 1226. students 'of boxing form as the coming gypsy story teller is an exceeptionally Benny Leonard. More than one old- strong man? arid a very fine wrestltimer1 told tne that Goldstein displayed l e r ? . • ' • . ' . • - . . • ' • more'class in his last bout against Leo Kurzrock and.Julius SagalowGardner than shown by ,any other sky are in fine form this season, arid PAXTGN-MITCHELL CO. boxer in their "memory at so,"earlier at the conference meet at Chicago, the 17111 and Marttis Sts. HA. 166S a stage in their career was revelled other day, all the honors, Kurzrock Siannfactutere of Brass, Bronze.

Mamlnnnm and Soft Gray Iron Castings. by this pallied faced Jewish boy. from won the final. beating Sagalowsky wt> machine xome from every h m t In -the lower East Side. , About a year while ,both youny gentleman won the Ion are assured of soft castings, «M and.a half ago Ruby'started in the double' final. Rubinstein is still sliptor OWD shop.

Standard gtsse cast Iron and bronw amateur ranks, and almost from the ping. In the Marienbad Tournament, o n s h i n c In stork. ring, sharps discerned the, spark, of he fell behind Marshall the American promise in his smooth style. champion, and seems to be out of th' As an4 amateur Goldstein scored money. This is the second tournatwentw-eight victories in about nine ment in succession that the great Ru! 7 E. E. p £ months and won the Metropolitan, binstein will have.lost. . Pepper, Vlee-PretMteBi. P Long- Island and Interstate Titles in Ted Lewis, the jazz genius was h W. Q. O n , Bemtary. the ^featherweight division. - Six of California a short time ago. On His professional engagements have re- night orrather, morning after leaving sulted in knockout victories. the club where he had been playing jazz the whole night, he was chalCOMPLETE STOEE ANB lenged by one of the college students OFFICE OUTFTTTEES Hurrah! we discovered another Jew- to a 100 yard race. \So right "then W« py ish' girl-athlete. . Meet Miss Yetta and then, on -that street, in streetT0,000 «qua» CMC Southwest Centc* clothes, and to the general amazement d the broad jumping champion Ted-Lewis won. After general stupe?

BI«r«ntb unrt <)«octns Mtreeta. o f ^ W - N e w rYork district Yetta's L307 Howard St. At. 8028 • . PtHifMtt Jackson ZTS4 -test iump is I3rfee1;,, 8 inches. Boys' faction and subsided,' Ted explained . Omaha. Nebr.

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