April 15, 1926

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Jewish Congress Issues Call for Election of New Delegates May 29-31

AND PALESTINE FICIALS TO MEET IN „ j ARTERLY CONFERENCES

Chaim Weizmann V/ins Law Suit g Valuable Invention

ORTilN POLAND V HOLDS SECOND_ ANNUAL CONFERENCE

NICHOLAS NICOLAEVTTCH, RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE, LEADER OF MONARCHISTS

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: Paris. (J. T. A.)—The creation of Beirut (J. T. A.)_-^Cbnferences betWarsaw (J. T. A.)—The second ana monarchistic Russian government ween the various department heads in nual conference* of the Ort, the asoutside of Russia will be the result of the Palestine and Syrian governments sociation to promote trade and crafts the Zarubiejni Siesd, the Russian will b« arranged every three months, among the Jewish population, was American Jewish Congress Con- as this action is necessary in view of nvention, Highly Valuable Bur- held here yesterday in the.presence Jewish Women's Welfare* And Monarchist Congress in session here. Plan Numerous Activities And Nicholas Nicolaevitch, the grand venes Conference in Europe the danger that the erection of the in World War, Now Product of seventy-five delegates. : VI.-O. B. B. Auxiliary AnSocial Entertainment For duke, has accepted the offer of the Hebrew University on Mount Scopus Despite the economic crisis previn August to Establish Repof Pasteur Institute nounce Their Dates Summer Season Congress to head the Russian nationalent in the country, the Jewish populresentative' European JeJwish may cause an increasing demand for alist movement for the purpose of houses; on the sacreS: soil and .the" Body !ASR WAS PENDINQ IN ation has developed; considerable ac- THIS EVENT IS OBSERVED restoring order in Russia. The head- PRESIDENT APPOINTS COMMount of Olives wiU become a mere MITTEES: MEMBERSHIP LONDON COURTS FOR ~ tivity in the direction of tet|rning to ANNUALLY quarters of the planned central body, suburb of Jerusalem-": the productive trades, due t» the acCOMMITTEE LAUNCHES LONG TOME JEWS OF OMAHA TO HOLD which will have the character of a tivities of the Ort, Itar. -^ilberfarb "The Christian people of the world DRIVE In honor of Moth«r% Day and also NOMINATING CONshould purchase the • entire mountain London. (J. T. A.)—Judgment in stated in his opening addressiThe Ort ,o celebrate the annual-joint gather- government, will be situated in Paris VENTION The formal opening of the. summo, to prevent such a possibility", the favor of Dr. Chaim Weizraann in, a has received no support irom'the Pol- ing of Mothers and Daughters, several and will cooperate with Nicholas Nicolaevitch. ish government, he stated. ..• activities of the Highland Country paper states. . . case concerning his scientific discovery women's organizations are making The Administative Committee of Club is scheduled to take pplace on in chemistry was rendered last week -vh.e- American Jewish Congress has plans for this year's affair. Decoration Dajr. The various comby Justice Eomer.*. r. issued a Call to all Jewish communr The Jewish Women's Welfare Ormittees of the Club are planning numities throughout the country to preThe case, wnich'had been pending ganization have chosen Wednesday erous activities and social entertainpare for the election of new Delegates in the London court for, a-long;time, afternoon, May 4, for its annual ment for the summer season. In to the American Jewish Congress. consisted of a'complaint of the ComMother-Daughter gathering. Mrs. preparation of the opening day, the The elections are scheduled to take mercial Solvents Corporation of LonMax Fromkm is in charge of the afentertainment committee with Sidney place Saturday evening, May 29th, Death Comes to Miss Rose Brenner don, with which Dr. Weizmann is con- House Immigration: Committee Prog- fair. A musical and literary pro- Every Jewish Child is Invited Manley, chairman, is arranging unAttend these Services Sunday, May 30th, and Monday, May nected, against the Synthetic Products ress Slightly on Deportation Wha Has Headed. Organization gram will be presented. nsual entertainment. 31st. A Session of the Congress will Company of London.-The plafntifFai Bill Since 1320 The "Women's Auxiliary of the Sabbath services have been resumed Tnorder to increase the membership take place next October. Dr.. Weizmann's company, asked for B'nai' B'rith' have taken advantage by the City Talmud Torah. The child- of the club, the Membership Commitan injunction to restrain the Synthetic Announcement coraeB from the "New York, April 8.—Miss Rose Washington (J.; T. A.)-—Consider-of Mother's Day, May 9, to hold a Omaha committee that the Jews of Brenner, president of the National Products Company from-infringing, on able concern is begining? to^develop Mother-Daughter bridge-tea at the ren of the Talmud Torah hold regular tee headed by Abe Herzberg, chairOmaha will hold a nominating con- ouncil of Jewish Women,"' passed the rights of the former company on here in circles interested "in the- rela- Blackstone Hotel. Reservations for -turday morning services at the man, are making a drive for new vention soon, the definite date to be away Monday evening, April 5, at the the patent granted, jn 1915 ^to Dr. tive exemption bills over the delay by this affair can be made with the com- Talmud Torah Building beginning at members and during: the past week :30 and close services at 11:30. have secured 21 new applicants. The announced in the "Jewish Press". home of her brother, Arthur Brenner, Weizmann for the production of ace- both the House and Senate Immigra- mittee in charge composed of Mrs. drive will be continued all next week. ton and butyl alcohol fronv maize For one hour, they conduct the Sabtion Committees with reference to this Sam Wolf, chairman, Lillian Kooper, Dr. Philip Sher is chairman of the 169 Fenimore street, Brooklyn. Death Those whose applicants were received iath services, one child, appointed by ,, Omaha Committee of the American came suddenly to Miss Brenner, who starch, through fermentation ; caused proposed legislation. Birdy Selicow, Esther Katleman, and this "week are Messrs: S. G. Bialac, by a baccilus isolaied-by Dr>. Weiz;he classes, acts as "Chasan"^ And Jewish Congress and Mr. Irvin Stal- as head of an organization numbering The House Imraigratiqn .Committee Anne Greenberg. Joseph D. Lipkin, James S. Ambrose, mann. This discovery, by Dr.Vfeiz:he for one hour, one of the teachers master is secretary. is still taken up with the-fiep'ortation "Companionship between Mother more than 52,000 members and with Fred Fischer. Seamon Kulakofsky, mann was said to have been a highly if the school, relates the "Sedra" o£ Bill, upon which it has toade only and Daughter is the main purpose for Delegates will be elected at Con- 229 sections, occupied one of the most Edward Schimmel, Wra, Degen, Abravalviably weapon during the .World ;he week to the children. slight progress. An executive meeting these. Mother-Daughter Annual Gathventions of representatives from all important posts, held, by any woman ham Schimmel, Dr. Maurice E. Stein, These Saturday morning services of the Committee was held on Tues- erings, therefore every Jewish Mother local Jewish organizations specifically n the.United StatesH. Selinger. Nate H. Sherman, Isaare very popular with the children of The defendants, the Synthetic Pro- day, the entire time of which,,it is called for this purpose in every JewMiss Brenner had held the office of ducts Company, denied that-.they in- understood, was taken up with dis- and. Every Jewish Daughter should the School. This year, the members of dore Werner, Lester Kahn, Paul Philish community on any of the above president since 1920 and was reelected make reservations for these affairs. Joseph K, Hollander, Sam named dates. In every community at the tenth triennial convention in fringed on the patent rights ,o£:D.r. cussion of the seamea's provisions The companionship of Mother and Board of Education of the school, is- lip, Yousem, J. P. Newark, F. J. Ruedy, sues a welcome to every Jewish child where an election is to be held there 1923 at St. Louis for an additional Weizmann, alleging-, moreover, that Several meetings of the committee Daughter is a great problem and is Hubert Sonimer, Dave Bialac, and in the city to attend these Saturday are to be organized local Congress term of three years, and was to have Weizmann's Patent was not,va.lid. The were scheduled for last week, but all discussed at these gatherings" said Sam Newman. morning services. Committees which will make the nom- presided at the coming triennial con- Synthetic Products Company -; intro-. were postponed until Tuesday, A hear- Mrs. Max Fromkin. To welcome the new member?, a The new semester of the Talmud inations of candidates at least two vention in Washington in November. duced a counter plaint for-the-revotca-. ing was held yesterday regarding the stag dinner was given at the BlackTorah will begin the latter part of weeks prior to the election date so During her term the Council increased tiqn of Dr. Weizroann's patent, claim- admission of aliens wo.fouglit in the this month, therefore, the Directors stone Hotel on Wednesday evening. that an opportunity will be given for its membership from 32,000 to 52,000 ing that the process of produc.tion.and Ausorican army during the World of the School, wish to announce to the Abe Herzberg1 was toasfcmaster. • the filing of independent nominations and maintained .an active leadership the invention, on '•which• Dr.;'Weiz- Way, but the committee ; took no Earl Q! by petition. The complete rules and in mapy social welfare and civic bet- mann's patent was based was not ihe action; It'appears £hat n o ' further Returns to London parents, to enroll their children this "The grounds are now fine for golfweek, so that they may be enrolled at ing and members of the various cominvention of Dr. Weizmann but: 7 of meeting will be held until next "week. regulations %o govern t i p -elections terment movements; Erof. .Eembach' of the rPasteuj: In- With the" Deportation-Bai'*is&a jm: (J. T. A.)—-The tne school et tire begrnmng' -of the-»ew mittees are beingl-jirepared .fey, , the General making plans for numerous activities and entertainments Board of Elections to whom all in- The deceased was the daughter- of stitute in Paris. Prof. Fernbach ac- disposed of" the possibilities of'early Earl of Reading, viceroy of India, left semester. The Talmud Torah is the only, in- this summer, said Herbert Heavenrquiries regarding the elections are to the late Judge Jacob Brenner o. cussed DK Weizmann of basing his in? action upon the relative bill by thea few days ago for London. Although Lord Irwin, the viceroy, stitution of its kind in Omaha, where ich, president of the club. More than be addressed, _at 1 Madison Avenue, Brooklyn. She was .a • graduate of ventioh on- valuable confidential in- committee becomes more remote. The Adelphi College arid had served as a formation obtained from him. - v: senate sub-committee, consisting of has already arrived in India, they did the pupils are given a thorough ed- fifty golfers were out on the Links New York. ast" Sunday morning", Every city in the United States member of the Brooklyn School Board. Followinf a prolonged argument in Senators Reed, Means and Blease, to not meet each other, in accordance ucation in Hebrew and Jewish. Mr. Heavenrich has appointed which has a Jewish, community has Miss Brenner was the first woman to the London Court, Justice Rorrjer" isr whom the Wadswortlv relative bill was with an established custom. be elected to the executive board o: members who will serve on commitsued judgment in.the .case, declaring referred, has not yet made its report. Newspapers here pay tribute to been alloted at least one Delegate Beth Elohim Temple, Brooklyn* and tees this year. He announces the folthat he founds no truth in the allegaIt is understood that this committee is Lord Reading on the conclusion of his The following cities have been given of the tions made against Dr. Weizmann and ready to do so, but unable because the term as viceroy of India. The newslowing appointments: more than one Delegate: Baltimore 5j in addition served as president ! Budget or Financial Committee Buffalo 3; Chelsea,2; Chicago 20; Temple's Sisterhood. She is survived that .he found Dr. Weizmann's bac- other occupation of members of the papers point out that the lord sucLouis Ilillcr, Ohairmnn: Krt. Trcller, Muse Cincinnati 4; Cleveland 7; Detroit 6; by three sisters, tfie Misses Selma cilus "by" had been isolated by Dr.main committee prevents this commit- ceeded in transforming India from a H l p , Henry Monsfcy, Henry ltosenAbe Goldstein. Boston 8; Hartford 2; Los Angeles 3; Rica and Carolyn* Brenner, and tw Weizmann after long and 'arduous ex- tee from meeting, probably until next welter of political and financial chaos Will Provides for $600,000 to the (iround or Grepns Committee Michael Reese Milwaukee 2; New Haven 2; Newark brothers, Mortimer and Arthur B periments, without any information week. While the nature of the sub-to a position of stability unparalled Jerome He.vn, ClminiiAn; C". C. Kallfnisin, Brenner, lawyers. from Prof. Fernbach. Justice Homer rtii! Tousem. M, E. Clinpinnn. Hnrry committee's report is unknown it is in the recent history of the country. 7; • Philadelphia 20; Pittsburgh 5 "SVolf, Hfltrj- I.nchmnn, Marvin Treller. alleged that the defendants attack on Funeral services were held today Chicago, 111. J. T. A.)—Michael rumored to be unfavorable. The main Providence 2; Rochester 2; San Fran House Cotnir<ltte« at 10 a. m. in Beth Elohim Tempi Weizmann's patent had no grounds committee need not, however, be London. (J. T. A.)—The British Reese Hospital, the leading Jewish Kd. Treller. Ohnirtunn: llnrry Slalashocle. cisco 2; St. Louis 3; Washington 3. press devoted many editorials in Harry Kjilalcofsky. Morris Pptrer, Dave The City of New York has beeii 8th avenue and, Gaijneld place. Inter whatsoever, and* rendered jugdment in. bound by the report. praise of Lord Reading, who left India medical institution of this city, bene- Eoseiistock, J. Slo&burir, Abe Herahertr. favor of Dr. Weizmann, both on his ment was atMount Neboh Cemetery fits to the extent of §600,000 under Entertainment Committee divided into 15 districts and will elec' The present alarm over the delay on the completion of his term as viceMnnlpy. Cluiirmnn; I«>t"t<>r Tteyn, As head of the National Council plaint and counter plaint, with costs. rests chiefly on the fear that the time the will of Henry L». Frank, who died Sidney a total of 100 Delegates. Al Mnyer, JL>r. B. I \ Friedman, Harry roy. Newspapers pointed out his exNational Jewish organizations will of Jewish Women, Miss jJrenner was left before adjournment, which is ex- traordinary achievements in the coun- March 26 at the age of eighty-two, Trustin. Committee in general charge of the social welafter a residence of seventy-two Sam Loon,Tournament as heretofore, be entitled to select i Chairmiui; Jormne Hoyn, Ben 1 pected not later than June, is too try. fare, religious, civic and other duties years in Chicago, according to an anYonsenj. Kd. Knuisp, Knrl Kulakof^hy, total of me hundred Delegates, thi short to positively insure and adequate Sam Wcrtlielmor, J r . of the organization, promoted througl nouncement made by Probate Judge apportionment for such organizations consideration and adoption of this reMemberwWp rommlllw Henry Horner. Abp H^rxberp. Chuirnian: Mnnning DanI. O. B. B. Auxiliary To Hold to be made by the Central Board o its committees on religion, religious legislation. dier. Vicp Chairman; I'bil Youneiu, Ben schools, social welfare, junior auxiliarThe remainder of the Frank Estate, Steifler, Jo<> Elections. Greonliorp, Pare Cone. .7. Open Meeting April 22 Hurry Rocontbnl, Morris Milamounting to about $750,000, is tt> be Slosburp, The present Congress Delegate ies, finance, legislation, blind, deaf. American Jews Becoming Spiritual tier, Louis 'Kulnkoftiky, Michuel Kat)«An open meeting- for the public wil. distributed to small amounts to num- man. Sum I.son, Harry Malnshoek, Nordeau Club to Give Co-partners in Palestine Uphave held office since 1923 and their Scholarship Fund, Department of ImITpj'ii. Dr. R. K. Friedman, Morbe by the Women's Auxiliary o erous charities by the executors, Cp.rL JpToino building, Sokolow Says • term will expire when the next Con- migrant Aid and Rural Work. ton Hiller! K<i. Trailer, B. .1. Krnu«, "Dance Sunday at Kelpines theheld "Mrs. William D. Sporborg, Port 1'aul t^chayp. Al Mayer, Morris Ferrer. B'nai Brith on Thursday evening, and Abraham Meyers, nephews of Mr, gress-session is convened in. October. Fnblictty <-'ommi*t»* Chester, N. Y^ is first vice president; The Nordeau, a newly organized April 22, at the Jewish. Community Frank. The only gifts to relatives London.—The "Zionist OrganizaThis Session promises to be one oi M. HerzlwrK. rhnlrmnn; Sidney ilonley, Jerome Hpyn, Kd. Trailer, Snm ljf!on. are $5,000 each to Mrs. Frark the most important gatherings eve: Mrs. Alexander Wolf, Washington, D. tion month", set aside by the W l d club consisting of young men, are Center. A musical and literary program i brothers-in-law, Moses S. and Ben L. held. It will come subsequent to the C, second vice president j and Mrs.Zionist Executive for the purpose of sponsoring Sunday evening dances. holding of a conference in Europe, Herbert E. Ottenhe|mer, Louisville, increasing the membership of the They will give a dance Sunday eve- being prepared by the Intellectua Greenebaum, and Hanna G. Solomon Jewish Community Center Bait next' August, which is being convene Ky., third vice president. World Zionist Organization, was in-ning, April 18, at Kelpine's Dancing Advancement Committee, compose and Helen G. Run, pisters-in-law. by Mrs. N. Greenberg, chairman Among the larger beaue?ts is one Teim Pliys First Game Sunday by the American Jewish Congress fo: augurated here last night at a large Academy. the purpose of establishing a rep-, mass meeting held at the People's The music for this dance vn& be Beulah. Mittleman, Lillian Rubenstein of. $25,000 for the erection of a resentative Jewish body in Europe to Palace. .• * , —•- furnished by Ike Bander's Creigh-ton Mrs. Sam Beber, Mrs. Rebecca Wise monument m a South Side park to - The .Jewish - Community Center the memory of Gotthold .Epbrsira baseball team will play its first game look after the protection of Jewish Visits. S. Nahum Sokolow, chairman: of "the Collegians' Orchestra^ • Sam Minkin and Ula Alberts. Lessing, German poet and critic of the season Sunday afternoon at rights in Eastern Europe and to be Zionist Executive, delivered the: prin- and Harry Green will render several author of "Nathan, the Wise". A 1:30 at Riverviev park. Their opthe link between European and Warsaw (J. T. A.)—Rabbi Ezekiel cipal address, in which he appealed vocal numbers and the team of Gtbequest of $20,000 was left to t American Jewry. All Jewish commun- Lipschitz, Rabbi of.ihe- Jewish com- to his listeners to strengthenf the venter and Kaplan will present new Program at Junior Hadassah ponents .will be the St. Francis Church Card Party May 2 at Blackston Illinois Training School for Nnrses team. The Jewish Community Center ities in Europe are being invited to munity in Kalis'z, will leave for the Zionist Organization in Great Britain. dance numbers. The Archeological Institute of team is being piloted by Nathan R send their representatives to this con- United States next •week at' the re- 'Should you fail to do this, ,a .disThe committee in charge consists The committee in charge of the America was left $10,000. ference and a delegation of the Amer- quest of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis sonance would be created from the of Herman Segelman und William Green, manager, and Lou Sombci'£. Junior Hadassah Card Party to be Each of the following organizations captain. ican Jewish Congress will go to in the United States. ^ ^ fact that in Great Britain, the coun- Dickson. given Sunday afternoon, May 2, a receives a bequest of $5,000: Visiting Europe to participate in the conferRabbi lipschitev who is the pres- try holding the mandate for Palestine, the Blackstone Hotel, are prepparin Nurse's Association, United Charities, The following men have been sigw<3 ence. •• ident of *he Union of Rabbis in the Zionist affiliation is no considerable," to play for the Jewish Community Jerusalem (J. T. A.)^-Six French a program for the afternoon's enter Home for Aged Jews, Chicago Ly'n-g- Center team, Lou Somberg, formet: Commenting upon his journey to When the American Jewish Con- Republic of Poland,; is making the tainment. Prizes will be given in-Hospital, Illinois Historical Society, Nebraska University player; Sam . gress meets in October, the Delegates journey in the interest of the Agunothj the United States, Mr. Sokolow stat- railway officials were taken prisoners each table. and a shipment of goods was seized German Old People's Home, Harlem, Kauffmann, well-known amateur will have intimate knowledge of the the Jewish women inToland who have ed that his trip was successful, not Wilma Stern is chairman in charg< HI., and the Hebrew Union College of pitcher; Dave Bleicher, Elmer Greer.Jewish problems in Europe, and as a been separated from tbe{r husbands. merely from a financial point of view, by Syrian rebels in an attack on a At a recent conference of the Polish but also from the spiritual viewpoint. freight train six kilometers south of of the committee. She is being assist- Cincinnati, O. berg, Joe Turner, Central High School result of the European conference men; Johnnie Rosenblatt, Tech. Hipa they will be in a position to cooperate Rabbis, a resolution' was adopted, im- American Jews aTe more and more Damascus, despatches received from ed by Beulah Mittleman, Celia Raif Ida Fine, and Grace Rosenstein. player; Al Handler, member of Y. M. effectively in solving the perplexing ploring the President of the United becoming spiritual co-partners in $ie Damascus state. Supper To Precede H. A. team, of 1925; Aaron and lAH> problems which now beset the Jews States to permit the entry into the upbuilding of Palestine, he stated. Brotherhood Lecture April 28 Weitz, Bob Kooper, Leo Konecki?, country, «ver the quota, of women of Eastern .Europe. The Jewish Community Center announces twenty-eight whose husbands are in the United a members who have this week paid their pledges in full. They Mr. L. C Oberlies, chairman of the former Central High player; Lester r NEWS States. State Board of Control of Nebraska, Giventer, fsadore Shreibman, John*!? League National Minorities The Y. M. & Y. W. H. A. will hold are as follows: will deliver a lecture at Temple Israel Swartz, Harry Smith. Director to Study Jewish Dr. M. I. Gordon a regular meeting this Monday eveM. Yaselson M. Blank on Wednesday evening, April 28, at The Jewish Community Center ih i I.BKulakofsky Question in Poland St. Louis Rabbi Is ning eight o'clock at the Jewish-ComMax CacMn M. L. Fanger S o'clock under tne auspices of the entered in the Gate City League. Jacob Jacobs munity Center. Plans will be dlsHarry J. Cooper D. Bolker Visiting In Omaha Brotherhood. • , Geneva (J. T. A^)—Eric Colban, Jacob Bernstein cussed for a reorganization rf the Samuel Stern J. Felhnan The lecture wil be preceded by a JEWS WELCOME MUSSOMNI director of the 'National Minorities Harry Belmont Rabbi A. Rubinsky, of St. Louis. A, Davidson Charles Fellmari TO TRIPOW * • • chicken supper at 6:30, prepared by Department in the Secretariat of the Mo., will arrive here today to visit Philip Goldberg L. WitMn Li Raduainer a group -of ladies of the congregation League of Nations, left yesterday for here with his father-in-law, Mr. M. The Jewish Community Center OrMax Fromkin Ben Millman Sommer Bros. Tripoli <J. T. A.)—A delegation *f Reservations should be made with Poland. Charles Kapold Somit, and Mrs. Somit. Rabbi Ru- chestra will bold a regular practice on Fannie Sacks Freed Brothers the Jewish community here welcome! Mrs. Harry Eosenfeld by April 25. It was stated that during his stay binsky will be accompanied here by Tuesday evening, April 20, at eight Harry Goldenberg Charles Horwich Joe Lewis Panito Mussolini, Pascisti dictator hi: The Brotherhood invites the public Mr. Colban will study the question of Mrs. Rubinsky and children. They o'clock at the Jewish Community Louis Siparin Italy, on his arrival here. . .-..» s , Center. - -• • to attend the lecture. _. . v the Jewish population in the country. will visit here for a week.

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PAGE 2—THE JEWISH PRESS^-THUESDAY, APRIL 15, 192» The Ka-Dae-Mo Club «il! hol<l a I ing an inherent unity. Such a life must Get-Acquainted dance on Sunday eveI have leadership. It must have a founning, Apvil 25, at Keep's Academy. tain of guidance and inspiration. What Published ever; Thursday at Uiaabo,. Nebraska, by Omaha- Chapter No. 1 of the A. Z. sort of leaders will America develop? THE? JEWISH-PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY A. will hold the first baseball practice At the meeting of the Zionist orThis, it seems to me, is thefirstesOfficer 49Q Brarideiaiheatjref Bmlding — Telephone; ATlaixtic 1450. 2926—5686 of the curent season this Sunday ganization, it was decided ihat the sential of every leader: that he must "'•,••- NATHAN E. GREEN, Manager. . ' morning at thirty-third and Cass Daughters of Zion should have chargo lyar—Rosh Chodesh ^.™-...~.~^—~-^i^-.~—"~«..~«.«.»,—.—«...—kpr, 14 be aware of his people's line of march. Strs. Practice is scheduled from nine of the annual Flower Day an<t NaIyai-18-^Lag* B'Qmer .—......,..........~~;...,~.~»-^~~~.* May 2 ...§2.50. Subscription Price, one year. He must know its history, he must Sivan 1^-Rosh Chodesh —«.., i^-.-^^-^-^.-^JIay 14 to eleven o'clock. tional Fund Box. Anyone having understand the motives that have been rates furnished on application. Sivan 6—First Day of Pentecost ..^....~.~. __5Jay 19 boxes call Mrs. J. Linsman, at Har1 the mainsprings of its deeds. A Jew Tammuz—Rosh Chodesh ..—. .......~—»—_..June 12 CHANGE OB ADDUESS—please give botb the old ana new address; At the meeting of tLe Board of ney 4229. The Daughters of Zion be sore and Rive your name. Tammuz 17—Fast of Tammuz June 29 •who, is. not.versed in. ail of these things Directors of the Chesed Shel Emes sent $350 to the Jewish National Ab"f—•Rosh Chodesh .„..-...._—... ..~™™. _..... ...July 12 cannot be a Jewish leader. Let the Society held Sunday, April 11, it was Fund Headquarters in the past six , The Jewish Bress is supplied by the Jewish. Telegraphic Agency (Jewish Jewry of America look to its future Ab-9-^Fast of Ab.... ,.~ ..___... July 20 Correspondence'Bureau) with cabled"and telegraphic Jewish news, in addition Ellul—Rosiv Chodesh ..........—..—.......................—..........—....Aug. 10 decided to hold a regular meeting ot" months. to feature articles- and correspondences from all important Jewish centers. and begin with the young. the Chesed Shel Emes on Wednesday Inquiries regarding news items credited to this Agency will be gladly 1926-^5687 The Hebrew Schools and Talmud afternoon. April 21, at 2 o'clock, at The Blue and White Club of the answered if addressed ta Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 621 Broadway, New Torahs, functioning as they are now York Ctty 1912 Cuming St. City Sunday School will meet *at the Tishri 1-r-First Day of New Year ........_...._._..._.. Sept. 9 for a few hours in the afternoon, canB'nai Israel Synagogue on Sunday, Tishri 3—Gast of Gedaliah , ^ - . . - ^ - - - ^ - ^ S e p t . 11 not fulfill their purpose. The child April 18. Election of officers, will Creighton University. Sam KaufTishri 10—Yom Kippur ,.,.„.., _—-™_.—...........,_...«. .....Sept. IS MODERN: YOUTH AND RELIGION naturally places such a school, as well take place. Girls from the ages of man, the freshman sensation will take „ Much anxiety has of late been expressed as to the problem of as its teachings, in an inferior 10 to 13 are eligible for membership. a fling at track within a few days, as the modern youth in America. It is generally asserted that the category as against other schools. A soon as spring football is over. Jewish educational system conVienna (J. T. A.)—Reuben Brainin, young of today are not interested in ideals and prefer- to indulge real Tlie Jewish Community Center Hebrew writer of America, was feted sists of "schools that command the best in the pleasm-es of the moment, always Peeking new diversions and energies of the child and inspire his ring. Money will not lure me because baseball team will take the field this here by a group of Jewish writers nnd reason I -gave when I announced new pastimes, exhibiting a restlessness and unsteadiness, which respect. We must improve educational the Sunday afternoon against the St. journalists at a banquet given in his my retirement still holds good. My Francis Club in the Gate City League honor. methods and text books. There must portends serious danger for the progress of civilization. Statistimother's health is the thing that The game will start promptly at one also be an intensification of cultural stands between me and the roped cians-quote to us-long lists of crimes committed by the young-, The Jewish community of Palestine, by "STAN" arena, and nothing will make me thirty o'clock at Riverview Park. "work among adults. There should be which is only six years old, has creatand moralists, speak with gravity of the spirit'of lawlessness and a continuous stream of Jewish books waver in m} determination to preThe J. C. C. nine has been working ed move than the millions of New mother's well being. disregard for authority whichjs manifested ijy the young- genera- and periodicals in Hebrew, Yiddish serve s e r e my my mo g So tell t)id you know that? hard during the past few days in pre- York Jews, Mr. Brainin stated. th b h t I ' t f d boys, that I'm out forever, and Central High School defeated North tion, while religionists are-alarmecj at the scepticism and the utter, and English. Jewish life is teeming the that I'll continue attending boxing High School 4 to 2 in the first game paration for the opening contest. indifference oflhe young to the, established forms, of religion, with creative talent which must be matches—as a spectator." Our motto is HIGH QUALITY jjj of the season, Tuesday nite at Fon- Practices were held at thirty-third , It is comforting to see so prominent a churchman as Bishop. brought back to the. soil in which it REAL JEWISH tenelle Park. Two Jewish lads were and Cass Sts., West Elmwood Park William T. Manning assume a rattier optimistic view of the whole can take root j for this is the common CHAMPION in the lineup of the purple and white and in the Central High School cage. Practice will be. held every Tuesday experience that •whoever runs away situation. He disputes, the facts^ and!where the facts eannot be Sam Gurwitfi, of Dorchester, Mass., nine. Dave Bleicher, the veteran and Thursday nite, six o'clock at the from himself will lose himself withwrites: .:_ catcher- caught the hooks and curves g-ain-said he throws^ the blame*upon the elders. Bishop Manning out finding anything else^ "I read your report of the Charlie of Bill. Lily while Elmer Greenberg Central High School athletic cage. believes the youth of today is no less religious nor less moral than The Jewish educational problem has Goodman WHY NOT BUY THE BEST? The following' men are on the vs." Red Chapman fight (Peanuts) cavorted in the outer gars:: You can trade your old the youth of former generations. _ Itisi tioie that the^ modem form moved in a charmed circle. On the one under the heading of "Jews do not den. squad. Capt. Louis Somberg, Sam Bleicher was up to bat t-svice pocket-watch or wrist fare well", and" the concluding senof education is apt to develop the intellect at the expense of the hand, there has always been a realiza- tence was "Upset number two". watch for a NEW ONE. getting1 one hit, a screeching single Kaufman, Leo Konecky, Dave Bleichemotions so that the youth becomes more inquisitive and seeks to tion of its importance; on the other "I wish to call your attention to thru short stop bringing in Cox for er, Joe Turner, Elmer Greenberg, the fact that this fight was no upset the first score of the game. Bleacher Lester Giventer, Isadore Shriebman, know the reason for things. Religious leaders should not be dis- hand, there has been a sort.of para- by any means as far as the Jews Aaron Weitz, Leo Weitz, Jonn 1 lysis of the will for its solution. "If jjj mayed by this, but should rather utilize this to fortify faith by are concerned, for Red Chapman is also received a • donation from the Swartz, John Rosenblatt, Bob Cooper, SQUABE DEAL JEWELER you are not for yourselves who pitcher in the form of a base on balls. Jewish as well as the beaten boxer, I::::::::::!;:::::::i508 Doupliis St.;;::::;:: logical reasoning. This accords entirely with the Jewish point of be for you? And if not now,—.when?" Charlie Goodman. Elmer too was the recepient of a free Al Handler. The team is being manview, which has always laid the greatest stress on intellectual in"It is no insult to be defeated by a trip to first, another gift from the aged by Nathan Green,. boxer of the calibre of Red Chapman, Polar pitcher. He hew-ever, did not Arthur Swartz, the former Tech quiry into the tenets and practices of Judaism, going to the extent Harry H. Lapidus, Pres.-Treas. for he is considered in Boston as one High School and Y. M. H. A. amateur W. G. Ure, Secretary, of excluding the unreasoning individual from the company of the of the best, if not the best boxer his improve his batting average, striking baseball player is going great guns weight in the -U. S. A. out once and on his third and last pious. The spirit of inquiry, if properly directed and guided, is Omaha Fixture & "'Red' Chapman is one of the effort lifting1 a sacrificefly,advancing with the Omaha Burch Rods, in the essential to the establishment of an intelligent attitude to religion . By HAKUY CONZEL biggest drawing cards Boston ever the preceeding batter. Turner, the Western League. Art has been getSupply Co. had and is without question, tothe and only such an attitude can maintain itself at.the present time, (Copyright 11)25 Dy Seven Arts ... Feature Syndicate.) ace of the outfield was prevented from ting the largest assignments for the COMPLETE 6TOEB AKB Jewish: boxing followers in Boston, The problem.of the youth, especially in.our own midst, is not so what Benny Leonard was to the Jew- appearing in the initial game due to catching department. When Meyers, OFFICE QtnT*TTTEBt the other catcher performs behind the much that of a lack of intellectual understanding of. the beliefs and ish boxing followers of New York. We oeenpy a sudden illness. 0 m 7G.00Q tenftic ( M bat Art plays first or field. Swartz "Trusting that you will rectify your practices of bur faith, as the refusal to understand, the sullen and EDSULLWAN. Tech High played the South High fttbTt Conm error, by giving a real Jewish chamyet has played errorless ball and often outspoken opposition to old standards and tried regulations, S A Y S — : / - .; • ; . . ' . pion, who.is a gentleman at all times Packers at Athletic Park. John as Eleventh "nil Dsnelae tttreetc. t'hnnr: Jackson E7S1 Ed-Sullivan's Sport Whirl in the nd an asset to the boxing profession, Owens, colored pitcher struck out has hit Saftely in every game of the just because they are old and therefore, to the youth, outworn. New pre-season trip. Omaha opens the OMA11A. York Evening Graphic is one ill the credit h» deserves, I remain fifteen Techsters and held them scoreThe most outstanding feature in the conduct,of the modern youth of the finest sport columns in the season Wednesday at Wichita, Kans. • Respectfully yours, ;»-,.„ ..-.•.. Sam Gurwitz." less while his Packer cohorts amassed and especially of the Jewish youth, which is causing such grave country. Always lively, impartial, and six runs. Johnny Rosenblatt was the in a simple way, on quesconcern to religious leaders, is the lack of confidence in the wis- touching, tions of more than passing interest. HAKENIvREUZLER only Jewish boy to get in the game. dom of their elders and the refusal to profit by their experiences, The other dav Ed answered an in- ADMIRE HAKOAH Johnny wore the colors of Tech High. quire as to why Jewish athletes have If this has been the, failing qf youth at all times, it is most palp- not played a more important p i e in The '"'Wiener Neueste Nachrichten" He was up to bat twice but failed to which is the official organ of the rabid get a hit. able and inost boldly mamfestat present. The'psychologist may football: anti-Semistic Austrian Hakenkreutz"In reply to that query we are 'n' succeed in giving good-reasons for it, but the facts are here, and clined to .say that tha Jewish boy most ler Organization comments as follows Track practice is now under way n the' American visit of the all-Jew- at all the local high school and both are most disquieting. Wfc wish -that ^ve-couia-shaiV Bishop Man- certainly has assumed a distinct place ish universities. { Hakojih football team: in"the-'game.. % i to enroll your children for the Xevr Sernester '' iiing*£Pbuoyant optimism^If the tQrcKthkt has giveli lfght/and * "it fa itone of our business to propBud Levin, Bernard Shiramel, and iiing*£Pbuoyant optimism^If the has giveli lfght/and "JIas Mr.-Fpldn ., ^ 1 : ,. agator the idea of a national Jewry, in the Hotween, ne'wly " appointed a task which is very effectively at- Sol Yaffe are still working out at cheer to countless generations no more illumines the path of the Arnold Harvard football coach, is Jewish V Central High. ^sneration that is -fallowing. ours; "if the institutions that have ".- "Has he forgotten: that Alexander, ended to throughout the ^orld by Benny Block and Nathan Marcus Hakoah Football Team. But wt> given strength and v>atality-to; ^our; people for so rnany^centuries All-4-rnerican center at-, Syracuse, a ;he hink it is our duty to speak of are promising men in the shot and few years back,' was 'Jewish'? no more appeal to our children; there is aio^Yonder.thatAve often "What abdut Benny Friedman, All- Hakoah, to show our friends h discus events at Tech High. Isadore Jewry works together for the become disheartened and despondent. Only a great faith in the American quarterback- at Michigan world same g-oal. This is Jewisl- propaganda Weiner is making a strong bid for last fall? distance honors. The Tech men have eternal verities of our religion and of our morality, and in the "What about the trio of Eisenberg on a big scale." only been out a short time and this This is the greatest tribute the promise held out for us as to their continuance throughout history brothers wo followed each other at As classes "will be re-organized the latter HakoaJi-has received from a none too Eaturday will meet Abraham Lincoln University ? All of them learn- friendly enemycan give us added hope and stimulate us to continue the work laid Brown High School of Council. Bluffs -in a part of this month. Come in person with ed to play football under "Doc" Bill ous for us by Providence.—Exponent. Cook at De Witt Clinton, H, S., in SPORT CHAT crual meet. your children or call this city, and all of them made good Marcus Krasne is still toying Sammy Gastman, Jewish motorat Brown. "The Jews have not been numerical- paced champion, did not do well in around with the shot and discus at ly strong in football, we will grant his first race this season. He finished you that, but- the ones who have made third, at the New York Voledrome, 21st and Burt Sts, Jackson 8007 f the grade were wonderful stars behind 1 Pichione and Madonna. The •'Let Us Help You Keep Clean" Harvard has never had a more re- Jewish rider-had only the satisfaction or call Principal,' Harney 2119. American Jewry just receive its sourceful player than this same Ar- of finishing ahead of George Chap• (Concerning Jewish Education in Frontier Towel & Linen Supply man; .the American champion. spiritual sustenance from the cohimon nold Horween, who has been named America.) Abe Silverstein of New York City 1819 California Street By CHAIM KACHMAN BLALIK. Jewish source. Needless'to point out head coach. home twenty-two other distance that American Jewry will' realize it- ; "Harvard, by its coiamon sense at- led ATlantic titude in naming- Horween £.s head runners in the invitation five-mile • The deepest satisfaction I have had self in a richer and more varied life, coach, has gone a long way toward road race of the Swedish-American in the course of my sojourn with the if its eyes are turned steadfastly to- erasing the bitter-memories of its dis- A. C. over a course which included a around one of New York's largest Jews of America has been the oppor- wards Palestine.. What Palestine is crimination against Jewish students run a few years ago. Probably th< parks. Silverstein, gaining the lead tunity to witness an effective revival ready to give the Jews of America Harvard In Omaha football committee had tha when the race was naif completed, of interest in Jewish culture and the have now become ripe to take. finisher more than 000 yar2ds ahead in iriind when it finally appointee The Nebraska is inauguration of a large scale moveThere can be anly one Balfour Dec- Horween over at least five> othe. of John Wiberg Swedish American A. C. runner, in 25 minutes 29 seconds. 250 Koutns—200 ISatlis ment for the promotion of . Jewish laration to kindle the imagination of strong candidates for the position". (rood Rooms (or si,no Sam McNeil, competing unattached, "In addition to regaining the friendOperated by Epplpy Hotels Co. the. Jewish people, but. recognizing the education. was third. Silverstein ran a _ wellship of the Jewish people, Harvard judged, race. He contented himself American Jewry is beginning to necessity of a Jewish National Home' has also gained an excellent coach in with following the pace of the leaders find itself. American Jewry is be-in Palestine does not yet mean pos- the acquisition of Horween. for two miles, holding a position "Horween knows the Haughto: among the first runners and watching ginning to realize that it cannot live sessing the will to build it. A plant by bread alone and while it is true must have the proper soil in order to system intimately. What is more t his chance to slip away. point,lie nas folio" ed the develop that "if there is no bread there is no- grow. The only soil in which the will the He started increasing his stride jnent.of the modern ,game closely ii Store for Mm to build Palestine can-take root is a • Torah" it is even more true'if therehis capacity of professional ctfach o: after passing the two-mile mark, and Druggists and Stationers deep-seated' Jewish" culture.7' It will half a mile further on his journey the ;Chicaga Cardinals. He will brini Is no Torah there is no life. EN like to trade at the Nebraska— to Harvard a thorough knowledge o was fighting for the lead. Another «0l-4Q3»403 Sooth lOtb Slrrot The essence of a people is the cul- then be an unconscious, inevitable the they feel "at home" here—they buy quarter of a mile found him in front game. If he is given an even breal ture that expresses its spirit. The cul- perception rising from the- deepest in material, Horween will ie-establis' and going away. in confidence with the knowledge that they Walter Schwartz emerged from the ture of a people is the mirror in well of the human mind and soul. S the Crimson on an even footing wit! are choosing from : national one-wall doubles handball The tragic rift between -Jewish Yale and Princet-r-.which its soul is reflected. It is the championship tournament as the. 1926 "This writer hag often wished tha Emphatically the Largest Stocks children and parents in America is, no record of its innermost strivings'-totitle-holder by virtue of a hard-earned I two very famous Jewish athletes o: Largest in the west—thousands of suits and topcoats to wards self-realization. A people is doubt, directly traceable to the differ- the present erg had gone-in far col- victory over, Charles Abruscati and select from—sizes and styles for every build of man, great and rich only through the\vealth ent cultural worlds in which they live. lege football.- We have.In mind Benny Bob Powers. Schwartz' partner was COMPANY John Seaman. A child accepts the standards of the Leonard, , the erstwhile lightweight of its' culture. A great American Eviphatically the Best Clothes , AT-100Q B.SCHERER The march went to five games bethe writer declared that.Jewish creative majority. He is intolerant and con- champion, and Nat Msrr. fore it was decided, the score being The world's leading makes. Nothing shown but clothing of York City College basketball coach, artists and thinkers will only be bril- temptuous of minorities. He dispises Y k isCit standard quality—standard fabrics and standard tailoring. who oneC ofl l the • ^highest-salaried 11-21, 21-19, 10-21, 21-15, 21-11. what he doesn't know and doesn't unliant imitators of Western culture unprofessional basketball players in the Schwarz' service ircved to be the deciding factor in both the second Emphatically the Lowest Prices til they awaken to the realization that derstand. The solution for the rift is game. . : and final games. . the cultural approachment of the two "Leonard and Holman, applying the source of their greatness lies withThe Limit of VALUE—a guaranteed saving of $5 to $15 athletic, talents in entirely difon your spring suit—the result of our famous No Sale policy. Montreal (J\ T. A.)—Marriages of in them and in the treasures of their generations. Let the child drink at the their ferent lines, are almost dead ringers fountain from which his father has Jews performed by duly appointed Jewish heritage. Once they ignore this in the manner in which they go about THOUSANDS OF NEW personality-moulding heritage they been nourished and the rift will be etting results. Both of them have rabbis of recognized congregations like oiled clocks; cannot be set aside solely on the cease being interesting because they healed. A community of four million rains that work Jews, living in peace and prosperity, both of them ; have the courage to ground that the officiating rabbi was cease being authentic. come from behind against overpowerRalph Waldo Emerson, the greatest ought to be able to solve this problem. ing odds; both of them have athletic not a British subject, according to a Finer Values, Lower Prices Judgement handed down by Justice American philosopher, recognized, that One would-have to despair or the Jew- instinct to'an unusual degree. ish future, were one to believe that "Either Leonard or Holman would Declps in the Superior Court. what makes a people worth while is such a community would be content to stood out as a fvbtball quarterits distinctive individuality. He com- live on in a state of cultural back- have back. Holmaii starred a t soccer foot- The. -question arose when Isadore pares humanity to » mighty symphon- wardness and were willing to see its ball but, never went in for the other Kahn sought annulment of his mark* GIFTS THAT LAST ic orchestra the choirs of which, dif- cultural heritage become dissipated version. Leonard, so far as this riage to Dame Mildred Gordon, which Others at $40, $50, $60 knows,' r>ver went in for foot- was performed by Rabbi Herman Ab' ferent and unique from one another, and lost. It must become dear that no Writer ball at all.-••--: '•<•-. •'--• Extra Trousers May Be Had Wend to create the divinest harmonies. Jew, however deeply he may have = . "But baby, they have made good. ramowitz, .-. citizen of the United States and Rabb? of the largest and Can American Jewry afford to cast drunk at the wells of other cultures, And how'.". ••; mbsy influential synagogue in MonWholesale and Betail off its cultural heritage? I am told can be considered educated and cultur••BENNY WRITES treal. "'"• ' ' .•'"-: that-other^ American thinkers, Prof. ed unless, .he has - first drunk, at Jus Jewelers "I'M OXJT FOREVER" ... The"'plaintiff sought to have his John Dewey among them, in interpret- own Diamond Importers • That reminds us that'we had a let- marriage'annulled oft the gt-ound that ing American democracy, .advocate the : 214-216 City Szt'l Bank Bldg. I see Jewish life in this country ter from friend 'Bcnnj/ Leonaru the the officiating Rabbi, not being a Britcontinued cultural creativeness, along Other day, in which he says: CPEBECT'APPAREL FQli ME& AND WOMEN I Established 1894 | growing and branching out, becoming ish subject, was incompetent to its own luies, of each national group "Sorry to disappoint you and many ; a multiform complex and yet preserv- othe 7 s VWt^1 am^not returing tSJibe solemnize-the marriage.in America, - .-

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3—THE JEWISH PRES&—THURSDAY, APEIL 15, 1926 Statt, -who entertained at a luncheon} MANY PRE-NUPl'IAL * Vienna (J. T. A.)—Eighteen, memArrangements Complete for AFFAIRS at the Brandeis Tea Rooms followed So. Side Auxiliary Card Party bers -of the Hakoah soccer team left by an Orpheum Theatre party. Mrs. FOB BLU31-HERZOG WEDDING for America under the leaders-hip of H. Bleicher entertained at bridge. Mrs. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the South Dr. Felix. The team left following: a 1 S. Frohm entertained a t an Orpheum' Honoring Miss Carita Herzog, «il take place at 8:30 o'clock, April Side Synagogue have made arrange- victory over another team here, ir, a Theatre party last Saturday. On Sun-whose marriage to David Blum of 27, with only relatives and close ments for the nest monthly card nal match. day afternoon, Mrs. H. Rachman en- Washington, D, C, will be solemnized friends attending. party to be given Tuesday afternoon. Thousands of people gatrn»i<e»l at tertained at bridge at her home."That April 27 at the Blacistpne hotel, Miss Miss Herzog has chosen for her;April 27, at 2 p. m., at the Brandeis j the station to bid the Hakoah soccer evening, Mrs. D. Herman entertained Bertha Hardy and-Irvin Klein will maid of honor, Miss Fay Herzog, and i Grill Room. Proceeds of this affair j players farewell. Representatives ot at dinner at her home, and Mrs. H. give an informal dinner Thursday, for her bridesmaids, Misses Minnie and of all card parties given by themany Viennese sport clubs were Wohlner and Mrs. L. Albert were April 22, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wolf, Bertha Hardy, Lucile Henock Auxiliary go towards the rebuilding present. hostess Wednesday afternoon at a Burkenroad will be- dinner hosts at and Florence de Lorme. Messrs. Les- of the Synagogue in South Omaha, j luncheon followed by bridge at the the Athletic club on Friday, April 23. lie Burkenroad and Alfred Mayer will Mrs. Joe Sherman is chairman of i Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Ziegler will serve as ushers. Blackstone Hotel complimentary to all card parties given by the Auxili- j FOR RENT Mrs. Lieff. Other entertainments are have a dinner of 14 covers at their From. Lincoln will come the bride's ary. Hostesses for the April card j 4-Room Modern Apartment. home on Saturday for Miss Herzog parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Hea- party will be the Mesdames S. KoiENGAGEMENTS WEDDINGS being planned for the visitor. and on Sunday, Miss Minnie Wolf Heat Furnished. $55. Call Mr, and Mrs. M. Snitzer announce SWARTZ-BROWN Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gendler, of will receive at her .home for the zag, Miss Fay Herzog, From Stiver nick, A. Jacobsen, A. Jacobsen, A. Harney 5S42 or call at 124 the "engagement of their daughter, City, Miss Francis Fribourg andj Herman, A. Schlaifer and B. Slutkin. At a home -wedding, in the preseiice Charitan, la., announce the birth of a bride-to-be. South 37th Street. Bess, to_ Mr. Wm. B. Kline, of this of only the immediate family, Miss baby daughter, born Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Katz will en- Miss Lucile Heriock. Mr. and Mrs.t A prize is given to the winner of citg. The -wedding -will take place in Esther Brovrn, daughter of Mr, andApril 14. Mrs. Gendler was formerly tertain at a family dinner for 16 at Jay B. Katz of West Frankfort, 111.,! each table. early June, Mrs. B.-M.Brown, became the bride'of Miss Molly Ravitz, daughter of Mr. Hotel Blackstone on Monday, April will attend and Mark Blum, father of Mr. Samuel Swartz, son of Mr. and the groom, will come from Washing26, forMiss Herzog. Mr. and Mrs. S. Nogg announce Mrs. Wm. Swartz, on Tuesday eve- and Mrs. S. Ravitz, of this city. The Blum-Herzog nuptial ceremony ton, D. C, for the marriage. the engagement of their daughter, ning, April 13. The ceremony was "Did Luther Burbank go to Heaven ? Paulino, to Mr. Harry Haykin, son of solemnized at 6 o'clock. Rabbi H. will be the topic.of Rabbi Frederick Mr, arid Mrs. A. B. Haykin, of this Grodzinsky, who read the marriage Cohn for his Friday evening sermon. Maurice and Arthur Friedman, sons tion arranged in his honor. Dr. GrusSurprisingly JLota Priced of Mr. and Mrs, Philip Friedman, enherg- is, suffering from innamatipn city. No -wedding date has as 'yet On Saturday morning his subject will lines at the weddings of both the . been set. , ' were initiated into the Phi Beta Delta of the lungs. groom's and bride's parents, officiat- be "Legalism." Saturday morning fraternity at the "University of Iowa, ea . Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis have re-1 - Qlbert Jaffiy, violinist, accom- services begin at 10:30. at Iowa City. ceived word from Xos Angeles, Calif., panied by Nat Young, pianist, played Mr. and Mrs. S. Ravitz are visiting Milton Marcus, Senior at the of the engagement of their sister, the wedding march. in Charitan, Iowa, with their daughThe Opening of the Mr. Swartz and his bride left that ter, Mrs. Morris Gendler, and Mr.Abraham Lincoln High School, left Missi Ruth' Herman,-formerly of this for Detroit, Michigan, Sunday to parcity, to Mr. Maurice M. Zodwich, of evening on a ten day honeymoon trip Gendler. . , Dundee Restaurant to Chicago, Milwaukee, and through ticipate in the National Band Contest Los Angeles. - . . ' . - . . Delicious Home Cooking by which is being there this week. Miss Herman'1s'a 'graduate of the the Great Lakes. Mrs. S. Stiefler. COUNCIL BLUFFS Omaha High School. Mr, Zodwich' is Highest Price .; || Regular meals served — Special a graduate of a military academy of • Mrs. Leonard Hochenberg, of Des Mr. and Mrs. S. Sampson of Sioux ] Riga (J. T. A.)—Dr. Oscar Grusenattention given to Sunday Chicago, and Is a prominent business Moines, la., is visiting here with her City, Iowa, announce the engagement berg, well known Russian Jewish atDinners—Will cater to Aftertorney who was counsellor in the Beilis man of Los Angeles. noon Card Partiesmother, Mrs. M. Zalk. Mrs. Hochen- of their daughter, Eunice, to Mr. Al trial, who arrived here foi a lecture berg will spend several weeks here. Krasne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ike 122 North 50th Street. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lustgarten anAT tour through the Baltic states, was Krasne, of Council Bluffs, Iowa. aounce the engagement of their In honor of Mrs. B. Lieff, of Schen- Miss Sampson is a graduate of the taken ill on the eve of a great recepdaughter, Mabel, to Mr. Sam Friedel, ectady, N. Y., who is the gtest of her son of Mr. and' Mrs. J, Friedel, of sister, Mrs. H. Wohlner, and Mr.Art Institute of Chieago, Illinois. this city. No date has been set for Wohlner, a number of social affairs No date has been pet forthe wed1 FOR BLUES, GLOOM, CARES. LOVESICKding. ;. •..;••: the wedding. are being given. Among her past Highest Quality, NESS, WORRIES! Mr. and Mrs. W. Weinstein, of hostesses were Miss Minnie Eisen- Public Card Party to he BeM 1:1 Lowest in Price on April 26, at K. G. Hall 111 Sioux City, la., announce the engage::: ment of their daughter, Bess, to Mr, I:? The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Taj• Harry -Chudacoff, son of Mr. and Mrs. '£ PEESCRIBES THE mud Torah. will hold s. public can) • P. Ghudacoff, of Omaha. No wedding party on Monday evening," "April 26, " date has as yet been set. at the K. C. HalL " : •": CAULIFLOWER BA^ED triTH MUSIC B r Joe Goldware, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Sam Meyerson "left Saturday Sam Gold-ware, Jr., will be confirmed Boil one whole head of cauliflower night for Chicago, Illinois, to be gone I K E ' B ADDER'S COLLEGIANS at a Barmitzvoh on Saturday morn- in salt water from 20 to 25 minutes. a w e e k . • '. '• .: ' • ' .'.-• . • '.'.. " ':' • and place in a baking dish. ;S Sunday, April 18, at JS p T D T M p ing, April 17, at the B'nai Jacob Drain See Our Windows — Order by Mail Cover with buttered bread crumbs $1.00 COUPLE *V E* Li JT 1 1 \ JCi Synagogue. No cards are issued and and place in oven to brown. ReThe Ladies* Aid Society held a ii the family meets to buy its foolzocar£&* friends and relatives are invited; - •- Tnove'-from oven- Pour .over a thin meeting Tuesday afternoon a t the white Sauce and serve hot or boil Mr. and Mrs. J. Radman have as as above until tender and pour Y\ home of Mrs. William Bernstein. . -hot browned butter over, thair guests, Mrs. L. "Jablonow. rand cup season to,-taste and serve. Mr; A. Diamond underwent an daughter, Mollie, of St. LouislMoi'_operation at the Edmundson Hospital i RUTEEREIJ BEETS Tuesday morning. ; Mr. Reuben Ferer left "Monday Tor Chicago, 111., and St. Louis, Mo., to Wash well new small beets. Cook Philip Krasne, student a t the Unibe gone a week. in. boiling water 'until tender. Do not cut them as that ^destroys the - versity of- Michigan at Ann Arbor, is • Mr. and Mrs. Lester Heeger, of | color. When cool slip off the skins spending his Spring vacation here ' Sioux City, la., announce the birth of and slice. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herin pan 2 or 3 tablespoons man Krasne. a baby daughter, Miriam Malta, «n •of Place hutter and allow to brown a Wednesday, April 7. Mrs. Heeger was little. Add beets, salt, pepper to formerly Miss Etta Grossman, of this taste. " • • To be served hot. Fat may be Protection for Your Family? city. . An nnnuil.v ivlu-n retired from business? used in place of the butter. The proper form of a Life Insurance Baby Darwin Marcus, son of Mr. l will rover these needs. MEAT BALLS STEWED and Mrs.. Morton Marcus, is ill with .I , rt . - v •. ^ . , , . Call JUDAH t . WOLFSON Agent of EQUITABLE LIFE INS. CO pneumonia. l\k lbs'.chopped beef of New Sork 1 can tomatoes 545 Omaha >"atl. Bank B\dg. Max Cahn, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. At. 5355 Wai. 8153 1 onion Cahn, will be confirmed at a Bar Mitz- j salt and pepper to taste 4 tablespoons fat . • voh Saturday morning, April 17, at, 2 eggs the Beth Hamedrosh HLgodol Syna-j Dr. Irving H. Stein, Chiro'2 tup matzo meal; gogue. In honor of their son's Bar; practor, will be located at 306 Mix well meat and well beaten Mitzvoh, Mr. and Mrs. Cahn will en-! eggs. Add just a small piece of the South 24th St., Corner 24th and Farnam Sts., in the Dr. Lee Edtertain relatives and friends on Sun-.j onion and cracker or matzo meal. wards' offices. day afternoon at their home. Place fat in pan and when hot add Phones—Office, Jackson 3445, meat shaped into balls. Allow to Res., Jackson 5711. Miss Ida Daytch left Sunday eve- brown slowly and add rest of the ning to visit in Kansas City, Mo., and onion and can of tomatoes and add seasoning. Allow to cook slowly for Tulsa, Okla. t or 2Vz hours. A little water may be added if needed. Don'tt>e dec«v«cl by "F. O.B. Factory" or so-called 'list prices". They mean nothing to «J*« Mr. and Mrs. H. Wohlner celebrated \ their twenty-seventh wedding anniverbuyer. For freight, tax, equipment, where that is not standard, and sundry other charge? mu«t PINEAPPLE CAKE sary and entertained at their home on be added. Hudson-Essex A. Y. D. (At Your Door) prices tell what you pay and ALL ypu ( \i cup fat 5 or 7 rooms. All modern. Sunday, March 21, and also in honor pay. They make Hudson-Essex price and value advantage more outstanding than etppr. 1/8 teaspoon salt of Mrs. Wohlner's father,-who recentAt 938 North 25th St. V •& cup sugar _. ly arrived from Europe. Covers 'were Yz cup water laid for sixty guest% Mrs. B. Lieff, 1% cups flour of Schenectady, N, Y., a sister of'Mrs.y 1 iteaspppn vanilla Wohlner, arrived unexpectedly at "the2 teaspoon baking, powder anniversary entertainment. ' Cream fat and sugar, add beaten The Mesdames H. A. Resnick and egg and rest of ingredients. In large iron skillet jor any deep • A.- Miroff entertained at a lunch- large pan, place xh cup of butter eon and bridge last Wednesday after- and 1 cup brown sug&r. Allow to noon at the Brandeis Tea Room in melt and add as many -slices • of honor of Miss Sadie J£.atz, o f Rock Is- pineapple as the bottom of pan hpld. In center ef each _ slice land, HI., who is to be married to Mr. will place a .candied cherry, Pour cake Milton Resnick on Sunday, May 30., mixture" over this and bake in a and also for Miss Sarah Hoffman, of moderate oven. Turn .put on waxCouncil Bluffs, -who will soon become paper while hot. To be served cold the bride of Mr. Joe Resnick, of this topped with cream. . * city. Prizes were won by Miss Sadie SURPRISE GRAPE JELLY Katz, Mrs. M. Hoffman, and Mrs. To one quart bottled grape juice Ben Soshnick. A series of parties are "concentrated", add 7% cups of planned for these brides-to-be. sugar. Bring to the boiling ..point, constantly. When boiling The Bea Nu Tau entertained its stirring Easy and Convenient Parehme Terms \ add 1 scant cup liquid pectin. Boil members at a stag dinner party Sun- one minute, skin and pour • into day night at the Loyal Hotel, which glasses. was followed by a theatre party at the HOUSEHOLD HINTS Orpheum Theatre. 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;-THE JEWISH PRESS—THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1926 ' bare gallant handful of able warriors ? have heard you. You have spoken Saul and the young men of the tribe Sephardic Jews in Turkey vere al- ship up to 1912, when the island was Thus far we have withstood the ene- from your heart, and to our hearts held their .views; the older men and leged to cave sent a message .of con- occupied by Turkey. Since then, my, because we thought to tire them have gone your words. Alas, I have women .were.as strongly convinced of gratulations toi the King of Spain during the last fourteen years, ercn in a greater friendship between the Jews • out in their efforts by our." determined seen better days, when the Shammites their.awn..The old man .held firm to on the occasion of "the celebration 1 ] By ARTHUR BRONSTEIN resistance. But a t each assault, while flourished; I . see them now . all dis- his startling, proposal, and the old Spain' of Christopher Columbns dis- and Moslems has developed.." they- lose more men than our" side, traught. But just ES in the young people in the circle, th_e_ logic of his cover# of America, sail resounds in UOTEt, This short story comes | aquiline nose. A big blue wart dis- our ranks become 'more and more there is hope, so in the voice of.the suggestion finding, increasing favor the Turkish press. from the pen of a promising young tinguished the nose. The cheek "bones depleted, steadily.. We never know young is there wisdom. Yes, we are minute by minute in their eyes, held The Turkish paper, "Yanikyord", Harvard graduate vvho niade a good of the man were high, the skin shin- when the next assault is coming; they to leave, we the old and the young, with, him, strengthening'their claims in its attack on the Turkish Jews, record-at college and excelled partic- ihgly smooth and free of the white are so frequent'-that' at';any'-moment to flee to safety and keep alive the as their approval grew. Amid debate, particularly charged the Jewish comularly in English composition. '"With Our Young WillWe Go'ris a delight- hair that encircled his mouth in_ilir- we may be called-out to the defense tribe of the Shammites. Our tribe oratpry-entreaty, bluster, the old man munity of the. Island of Rhodes with 2224 Cnming St inspiring ful and a inspring ffa n t a sby i y ^ y j i s orderly -style. His .head, too, was again. How long can our supplies must not die out; in so much is Saul was immovabler-and :he won out! (In hostility and injustice toward the Phone JAckson 12 h though already absorbed in .white, with the hair plentiful. A fine last? How long can our able-bodied right. But friends:*'—-turning away my ears was singing, "With our Moslems. All Noury, vice-president of man who, the business world, is far too ideal to old fellow, placidly awaiting the end fighters last?" • : the Islamic community in Rhodes, in from Saul to race the assembly, and young.will we. go.") be drowned in its. practicality. a letter published today in the of things, I thought, and I went off So Saul led away the young, the speaking with increasing warmth— A murmur was, going through the The story suggests the thoughts and ideals of the younger -native into idle speculation that was inter- assemblyy~Tfte speaker' went on more "admirable as are some of the sug- youths, the women, and the few able- "Yanikyord" states that the accusa- Wet Wash American Jews who are awakening rupted by some passages he read htfrriedly.J "Thinkj" he: said, "think gestions of our warrior, -spoken with bodied njen with him, to the river, to tion against the Jews were entirely 'Semi-Flat to the realities and duties of a re- aloud from, his book. Their context what it means.when^-"-'I, Saul the the true spirit f our race, in other the mainland, to safety and a new without foundation. viving-people. •;•' grasped'my attention. life,-while a handful of old men and "The Jews of this island have been Rough Dry Strongheart, counsel other than bold respects he is wng. The picturization of a- fattened AMERICAN WET WASH "And' Moses > and Aaron were attack or "staunch defense.' Have I and spoiled Jewish'life at which the "He bids us, the young and the women, girt in armor and -firm in friendly to Turkey and served the young, sterner and more serious-ele- brought again unto Pharaoh, and he not always been foremost in.battle? old, to flee. But why should we. the resolve, stood by the battlements, common interests of the Moslem 2808 Cuming St. Harney 0881 ments are recoiling in timely and said unto them, Go, serve the Lord Have I ever been reluctant ;to, lead in old, flee? Why should I? Shall our peering out beyond them, awaiting citizens. We have lived in close friendwell done. the assaults cf the enemy, and death. To recite the'Tcaddesh" on his your God: but who are they that shall warfare-? It"'.is only, that now I see tribe see its few ablt men wiped out with the eyes of our sages, our wise (I would have liked to stay and to save us old ? For what ? Are not jahrzeit, the young Jew could not go? O " . . PAXTON-MITCHELL CO. hope to .find the required ten to form "And Moses said, We will go with elders. Our foe persists in" attacking my days numbered; are our old watch. But I was shaken forcibly from z:tb & Martha 8tn. Ilaniey Iti62 CO.INC. the "minyan" necessary for public re- our young, and with our old, with our again and again and while we with- women different from Naomi? Shall the spot.) I awoke to find the old Omaha, N«br. ligious service, among 'the .wealthy sons and with bur daughters, with stand them and brash them off, see at Son gray lroo. brass, bronze and alU' we the old be yet again'fathers and student^ gently 'pushing my drowsy and emancippated, as it were. Hence minam castings. Standard sizes bronze he had to seek the slums so-called, the our flocks and with our herds will we what cost to us. Our ranks are thinned mothers to new generations? No, my head., "Arise, iriy son'i" he spoke, "the and troD bushings, sewer manholes, steadily; we cannot continue much cistern riogs and covers. and clean-out minyan has gathered." And I stumblGhetto where.a religious flicker was children, our usefulness is gone. We doors in stockstill aglow. And there he,meets the ed "forward stupidly to join in the g5K3.lsbii4-Tti.inr. ©MAwAi My interest was aroused. I asked longer."" Tpatriarchal Jew pouring over the the old man to repeat the passage, He stopped,. and another rose=; to die tomorrow, or the day after; shall service and say my memorial prayers. we then be saved to. die so .soon* at Torah; then follows the dream, etc and he qbliged; rather, he did more. face Him. "You speak-truth, Sau!," such a cost? Our days are few; why Now read, . Harris avenue, I. found, was a very Like a preacher expounding his .text, he said simply. "Have , you then then should we be taken jn^o account ? RHODES ISLAND MOSLEMS DEFEN D JEWS AGAIN ST No, no, you must not. We, yes we *\i% dirty thoroughfare, and Davis street, he repeated and expatiated on the aught-else to suggest?" TURKISH ATTACK "Yes," went on Saul, rapidly, speaklines. Pharaoh said, "Not so, go now old, who have lived our days, WE being only half as \vide and.littlemore BUTTER and KCiGS "Manufactured in Omaha" ing like one who has .thought out ye that are men," but Moses refused; shall stay, we old men and old women, than an alley, -was only half as dirty Council Bluffs, la. As directed, Iturned into Davis street "With our young and with our old what he has to say and hurries to get to keep off the foe while our young Constantinople (J. T. A.)—The BAKKK ICE MACHINE CO. anti-Jewish agitation of some Turkhis full ideas into, speech."We must axe led away by our few able men to from Hams avenue,'and looked about will we go"; the young, and the- old me. There, across -the way, -was the.were as. important a -. factor as- the retreat. We must retreat if we are safety. We will withstand the as- ish • newspapers on the ground, that to save .what survives of- the Sham; Chinese laundry, and next door, sep men.. And the young were mentioned mite tribe, to, keep it from extinction saults!" first, for they perhaps were more im. A great shout went up a t his words, arateiLby a covered,^ darkiMasag-wayr For if we stay, we are lost. Eventualwas the Italian barbershop. In the portant. On them depended the future ly the invader will sweep over us, and amid the general noise' and "babblings of contrary opinions, the celler below the shop "was the syna- of a rebuilt Israel. The old scholar went on, and I and the last" one ~of" us "will be ex- brave old fellow sat down. (I wanted ISADORE ABKAMSON gogue I sought, accessible through the terminated. We must retreat. The narrow pasage-way. I felt along the lost interest again, although the Aadamah tunnel to the river is stil to applaud, but I was unseen. I could Public Accountants and Auditors . brick walls, slowly making.my way in phrase, "With our young will we go" open for us, and we must send what not make^mysjBf^heard,). Great was was running, through my mind. Then the argument;y&iig -the discussion. the unaccustomed darkness, and found the door at the other end, on the } lost all perception of my present is left of our tribe through the tunne First one oratdr had his say, the anto safety. Our hopes here are gone." other arose To dispute* him. Everyright. I turned the knob and entered. surroundings—perhaps * due to my Systems—Audits—Investigations The other person, stiil standing, one seemed actuated by the most unToday -was my Yahrzeit, the an- lack of interest, or the stuffy, warm 1307 Howard St. At. 8028 490 BRANDE1S THEATER BLDG. niversary of the death of my mother room with closed windows and stale interrupted. "What if the enemy at- selfish of motives, and the enthusiasm Omaha. Nebr. tack while we make our retreat of their utterances emphasiced the Atlantic 1450. air, or the steady drone of the cracked selig. In this swiffr-moving. icinoethrough the Aadamah?.The entrance high character of their . thoughts. old voice, or the-blurred fine print of lastic world of the few orthodox here- is not hidden or closed, and they . Jewish customs I retain is to attend the Hebrew words, or the bent head will come right through after us. Who opposite me—for the scene changed. services annually to recite the mem- The whole atmosphere, as in a dream, will hold them off .until we "escape in W H E N B E T T E R A U T O M O B I L E S A R E B U I L T • BUICK. W I L L B U I L D T H E M orial prayer for the dead.. My re- was .uncertain and vague, the out- security?" formed, liberal Temple, although lines hazy, the backgrounds not clearpacked to the doors twice a year at ly defined. My presence there seemed . Saul's face was pale,, set .with resNew Year's and on the Day of Atone- natural to me, strange as this new, olution. "I have also considered that," he said more slowly,' "we have disment, and every well attended late totally different, environment ap- cussed- that among us, the defenders. Sunday mornings, has difficulty, with peared. • -•-.•••' We cannot all escape, or-leave. Some its attendance at all of collecting the On a sort of parapet like a plat- of us must remain, to withstand the required ten men, the minyan, for a week-day service. We are too D U S y .'form.a group of people,on odd dress, enemy when they attack, until those in' the tunnel are well away to the Hence I was here, in the slums of the lay idly about. Yaguely, they sug- hidden boats.1 For our old and young big city, where I knew I should find gested picture^, of Biblical.days; Some will make slow progress; their retreat a service—here in- this poor, dirty "wore long flowing, gowns of. white, must be assured, in ample time. * section, reformed neither in living nor thin material, while the, garb of others "Herre, then, is my plan. Abira'm, in religion! yet where ten men and was..little more. $han a., 4oin .doth. and Ha-Recheb, all of the men—alas, Strange weapons lay in profuse more foregather morning and evehow few!—of able bearing, sHall'renumber, .about them, spears, shields, nings, daily, for prayer. main with me. Two score in all. We swords, and scimitars.. They .said little; I bent my head to enter the door; and looked around at the bare, green these people, lying-about in groups of shall hold oft% as best we can; the walls ofvthe small room. An electric two and threes. The- crude' arms by enemy, until all of you are well light, \ hanging by a black dustcov- their sides, the dented shields, -the J The boats*we-know are still intact, the ered rope from the center of the stained pikes, showed they had been tunnel is safe. You will get to the waterrstained ceiling, illuminated the fighting; their tired faces and lack of mainland, to safety, and there you room, to replace the light shut out by speech showed they were resting from will have a chance, unmolested, to the dirty windows-panes. At one recent encounter. Their eyes were on build- again anew. The plan is good." His interrogator was-still standing. side, by the wall, stood a long, narrow the fortress behind them, from; which could be heard issuing loud, sustained "Yes, the plan is good, but- what betable, of rough-hewn- wood, and cov. ; • . ..... comes'of you who stay behind?" He ered with a red table-cloth. A lpng voices.. unplaned bench /was placed next to it. Inside this fortress, a- debate was suddenly realized.himself the answer Along the opposite wall stood the case going on—no, a council, a council of to his question, and he sat down abwith the sacred scrolls, a case evi- war. In a large hair directly entered rptly, and bowed his head between dently converted from a clothes closet. upon from the parapet were grouped his knees. A small table occupied a corner of a large body of;people, sitting on the Then, a voice came "unexpectedly the room near the window. This was bare floor in a complete circle, many from another quarter, and an old all, donating poverty, plainness, faith. rows deep. The hall had a remin-, white-haired man arose. (Where had There was no one in the room save iscent aspect, with, long tables and i seen him before ? Strangely familiar an old man behind the smair .table at benches aside • the walls, and with was the stout figure in an abundante the window. Deeply engrossed in a the walls colored a dirty green. In of clothes, the white straggly beard, the fine, acquil time-worn yellow tome, -with head the .center of the circle of people a the acquiline nose and-the high bowed in bony fingers and elbows on graceful, tall 'young man was stand- cheek heek bones). the table beside the book, he'did not ing, talking, and the attention of his He spoke Jn a cracked old voice. look up as I entered. I approached. hearers was as intense as if given, to "Saul the Strongheart,"~tie .said, "we "Pardon". I began in my poor a matter of life and death. The'-speaker spoke abruptly, and Yiddish, has the Maariv service been all through Ids speech he used choppy, Every Buick operating part is "sealed" In our showroom this week a Buick held yet? Today's my Yahrzeit; Prof. Frank • Mack I disjointed sentences, expressing the inside a dirt-tight, oil-tight, water-tight must.say Kaddish. "Sealed Chassis" will undergo as severe He looked up. He was a stout old many ideas that rushed one after the iron or steel housing. The "Triple Seal" Concert Violinist a test as ever has been imposed on a fellow, made more portly by the vest, other from his brain. His arms were (air cleaner, gasoline filter, oil niter) motorcar. r_•-- r and Instructor the sweater, the coat, and the huge outstretched, as if to embrace the keeps dirt, grit and moisture out of the overcoat, he wore. His beard was multitude, and he spoke. has comments and praise from With the engine running and driving the engine. some of the greatest teachers in Is white and straggly; a few • bread "My brothers and sisters, gathered wheels, a continuous shower of water the'world. Give your child a r crumbs, from his midday meal, still here in- last resort, listen to me who Road slush and grit cannot reach Buick correct foundation.-' ' i will drench the "Sealed Chassis" twenty remained, unbrushed away, in it. His -have only your welfare at heart. I; ii vital parts. Rain and moisture cannot four hours a day, to show how efficiently eyes were watery and red, and, with a speak, frankly, for the time for jjjj Studio 117'/2 North IGth St. , j cause short circuits in the Buick electrical Buick performance is protected. white film over one of his pupils: he silence or secrecy is gone. "We. are in 304 Crouise Block j system; Even the sparkplugs are protected! must have been partially blind. His great danger; we have Just repelled Phone JAckson 1952: 1 Only Buick.provides the design which thin lips moved noiselessly, nervously, an attack of the enemy, and- we rest Come in and see, with your own eyes, can undergo such punishment. Of all Then he said "Its not time yet," and for the moment before another atcars built today* Buick alone has the com- why Buick motor cars are more depend-" resumed his study. • tack cames. Here we are, beset by able. Only a Buick could stand the I sat down on the chair opposite our enemies. We, the Shammites, that plete protection of the "Sealed Chassis" Regular Meeting of "stibwer bath" testl him and idly fingered one of the once powerful tribe, are now reduced and "Triple Sealed Engine." books on the tablel It is the custom to the wretched few here, within ray in these old-fashioned synagogues, for hearing," driven together by adversity, Master Six Six . $1995 2-put. RoatUter • $1250 the elderly man, with little else to do, penned up within these walls by our 2-put. Rmditcr . $1125 7-M«». Sedan 5-P»M. Brougham - 19Z5 5-paw. Touring • 1295 5-puh Touring • 1150 to sit and study the day away, while united foe, ten times our number. I 3-Oau. Sport Roadtter 149S 2*pat>. Coupe - - 1195 5-pan. 2-door Sedan 1395 &***** 2-door Sedan 1195 5-pa«.4-door Sedan 1495 S-MM. Sport Touring 1525 anyone who drops in may sit down look about me. Where is Asher the 3-p»™. Countrr Club 176? S-pt*> 4-door Sedan 1Z95 4-pa». Coupe - - 1795 4<p«M. Coupe • • 1275 All price* f*&. Bidel faeteria Government tax to be added. and listen to what is expounded, for Mighty, where is Ittamar, where is his benefit aloud. I was not so eager Joseph the Left-Hand? Asher is slain, BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN to be defied, but I had nothing else to and the widow oflttamar sits yonder VivUientfGauralMeton Corporation do. I leaned over and-saw that in- with his" tunic held to her heaving stead of .being immersed in some book breast. And Joseph the Left-Hand is of the Talmud, the old gentleman gone too, along with Abba, and was reading in the Book of Exodus. The speaker paused to let his words 3. B. Sidles, Pres. . Chas. Stuart. Sec-Treas. Lee Huff, Vice Pres. I opened .a nearby copy of the Pen- sink in, and only the sound of women The Oldest Established Automobile Concern in the Central West tateuch, and my friend, in deference weeping interrupted the silence. He' Established in 1903. • Every Thursday - Evening at Jewish to me, •* raised his voice. My know- went on. 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