July 15, 1926

Success or failure in. business is caused more, by mental attitude even than by mental capacities, — Walter. DtU Scott.

VOL. V—No. 32

'. cynic is one who 'knows, the t price of evf ry t fa i n g and the v a l t i e of nothing,—•

Oscar Wilde.

Ente. "«r«;;«ecoi!a-claB« «naU-matte*-on January 27th, 1021. at t -<g ,. s Omaha. Nebraska, undei tbe Act ot March 8, 1870.

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• OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY,-JULY 15, 1926

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Jewish Boys Defeat Kinneys And Annex First Amateur Convention WIBe Held ;'. -..";. League Title In Seven Years

in Antwerp Ang, 10KAUFMAN

National Hadassah For Palestine Aid

COMPLETE PUZZLE TO SHOEMEN WHO WHIFF OZONE 12 TIMES—END REGULAR SEASON Mark Departure From Usual Million-Dollar Campaign For , , SUNDAY AT MILLER PARK Procedure of Former Hospitalization Work Conventions.

Launched '.'/'• By A R T H U R G R E E N WILL DISCUSS MANY ZION Sam Kaufman, the. young pitcher, berg scampering across the plate. §500 PLEDGE IS MADE BY PROBLEMS that "Ike"Mahoney..and the Cham- Kaufman ballooned'out to the middle NEWARK CHAPTER

Physical Director Avers Women More Active Than Men In Pool at Jewish Community Cente NOON-DAY GYM.CLASS ORGANIZED IN ORDER TO STEM T I D E ALL MEMBERS REQUIRED TO TAKE PHYSICAL EXAMS PROM MEDICAL STAFF

Lincoln Man Appointed New Grand Aleph Godol; Omaha Youth Chosen'Junior i,

Are-women more active than men The first of next week the class will ••;:• ' Member of S. A. & -, be meeting regularly at 12:15 and at the -Jewish Community Center ?

Some say "no", while other aver in will adjourn around 1:30. Gym workA the affirmative, but at least the outs, volley ball and swimming: will 1927'CONVENTION TO BE HELD at DES M0INES, IK. pionship Murphy-Did-It contingent pasture. Rosenblatt sacrificed but Physical Director should have some compose the program. couldn't see, led.the Jewish ComWeitz was left stranded on third So strong have the women tamed say on the subject.

New York.—The Mizrachi head.. Buffalo, N. Y.—7-The part played by According to Ed Burdick, head out for swimming that some of the quarters, 31 Union Square, New York munity Center team, out- of the when Konecky skied out.

By a Staff Correspondent. the Jewish women in America in the Not contented with the two-run upbuilding of Palestine as a Jewish physical instructor, representatives of critics claim the men will never outCity, has received a cable from the gloaming Wednesday afternoon up at Kyan Hotel, St. Paul, Minn.—One .Central Bureau of the World Mizrachi .Fontenelle Park in a very impressive lead that they amassed in the second homeland was revealed in reports, the weaker sex have shown more in- number tbe fairer members in the of the most colorful conventions in canto, the.* Jewish boys started out addresses and cables at the twelfth terest in the recreatory activities that pool. In proportion to the number of j the history of Aleph Zadik Aleph drew " * ':.''

Organization at Jerusalem that the manner. next Mizrachi World Convention will - By causing a^series "of right-handed, again in the third frame. Turner annuaL convention of Hadassah which are being offered T>y the Jewish Com- members the women have shown up to a close here Thursday amid the be held August 10th, .in Antwerp, curves and , sjde-arm "spitters" at' caught one of Marcuzzo's offerings for was held here recently. The immedi munity Center physical department. better than the men. On Sunday af- shrieks of more than 200 delegates "We haven't any English Channel ternoons the women will be given the who - represented the 25 active chapBelgium. -This marks a significant de-, varied speeds, lie let the hard-hitting a single to right field. Giventer was ate need of Palestine, it was stressed parture in the customary procedure of Kinney' Shoe outfit" down .with one' hit by a pitched ball. After Corne- was an adequate hospitalization pro swimmers in our- midst but we will in opportunity to use the pool from 3 ters in the United States at the third 1 the Mizrachi World Conferences. As scratch bingle. '.The sprightly Jewish , man sacrificed" both runners with a gram, and to insure the health of the | time have some ecellent women swim- to 6. annual conclave, While the various "playgrounds" of a rule, every Mizrachi World Confer- youngsters on"the' other hand gotj bunt, A Weitz doubled scoring both inhabitants of that land a budget of mers. Under the tutelage glimmers Jake Finkelstein of Lincoln, Nebr., ence was held at the same time and the venerable- "Morido" "Marcuzzo for, Turner and Giventer. $745,000 was adopted to expand the of the directing staff, many women the Jewish Community Center are \V in the same place as that of the Zion- ten safeties anrf the "ball' game, 4j After that third inning the Jewish medical, welfare and cultural work have been taught the fundamentals crowded to capacity, drastic orders] order. Sam. Beber of Omaha was re<--. j boys settled down and took'the de- of Hadassah in that country. At the of swimming in a comparatively short have been handed down by the J.C.G. elected president of the Supreme Ad.ist Congress. But the expansion of the to 1. governing board. All members of the Mizrachi activities in Eretz Israel and ' After Wednesday^ victory joy now fensive side of the hectic struggle, same time-plans were set in motion time." , visory Council and Marion Graetz also : In order to give the men an oppor- Center are required to take physical of Omaha was the junior member the new perspectives of the Mizrachi reigns supreme, in- the hearts of In the fourth frame . the Kinneys for the immediate launching of a Examination cards elected, to the Organization as well as the complexity Jewish sports lovers. The win Wed- scored their lone talley on a hit joint effort by Hadassah and the tunity to make a -better showing in examinations, Supreme Advisory of the problems confronting the Miz- nesday means that "the Jewish lads j batsman, who stole second and came American Physicians' Committee to attendance, the physical directors will be given •members and they Council. rachi have made it necessary to call have cinched the pennant in the Gate home when Giventer's throw went raise $1,000,000 for the establishment have organized a noon-day gym should report to one of the following At the banquet Tuesday night. Mathe Convention in a non-Congress year City League. It" is the first time in wild. . But following that" "little" •of the Hebrew University medical class for Omaha's busy business men. doctors, preferably between the hours yor L, Hodgson welcomed the visiting of 2 to 5 in the afternoon. so that the attention of the delegates seven years that a Jewish team has misdemeanor Giventer- settled down building and a chain of hospitals delegates. Dr. Boris Bogem of St. The following men make-up the Paul, executive, secretary of the Inmay be wholly devoted to the consider- been in the"publlc"limelight during (Continued on page 2) throughout the land. medical staff of the Jewish Commun- dependent Order of B'nai B'rith gave _ ation of the questions before the Miz- the entire season. " Mrs. Irma L. Lindheim of New ity Center: Doctors Nathan Oansky, rachi convention.

Kaufman . not: only allowed one one of the principal speeches at the York was elected president of HaPhilip Sher, J. M. Erm.an, M. Fleishbingle but tuned in with two neat Delegates from nearly all countries meeting. Gustavus Lovenger of St. dassah. She is the second president I man, A Greenberg, II. Herschman, of the world, where there is a Jewish hits just to show the gloomy Kinney Paul acted as toastmaster. to be chosen in the faurteen years of President Appoints Committees F o r , A. J. PhiUip Levev< s . E > R Rv itz, community, will be present at this followers that he can hit.with the With the approval of the Supreme existence of the organization. Miss .

New-,Administration .

1 Rubniu A. A. Steinberg unrf J. A. conference. In all about thirty coun- best of them. "Sammy" hurled. mas- j A n n , c , u b P i c n i c a t Bennington Henrietta Szold was elected honorary Advisory Council, delegates on the j tries, representing all four corners of terly ball, permitting only one shoepresident. on August 8 At the meeting of the local B'nai_II Weinberg. Examinations will be given convention floor voted to hold a nathe worlld, will send delegations to the man to travel/to "the initial corner by tional debate tourney together with a Miss Sarah Kussy of Newark was B r i t h b e i n g . h e l d m s e v e i l i ng at the f ree of Antwerpen Mizrachi Convention. Pol- the "free ticket"' route. Just to be national oratorical and basketball Members of the Omaha Hebrew chosen a member of the national j e w i s h - Community. Center, the new.

- and will have the largest delegation. teasing his opponents Kaufman toiled C l u b w h o w e r e a p p o i n t e d b y M a x board of Hadassah, and Mrs. J. M. administration will begin its term, and. meet. This tnet with the approval of Many Attend Daughters f~'- The Mizrachi Organization in that on the "hill" for. seven full spasms, F r o m k i n > p r e s ident of the dub, to Meirick and Miss Rose Wiener of w i l I i a m qiberts, newly elected presipractically everyone present.

"Of Zion Annual Picnic Folio-wing: are the six new men country has a membership of over one and caused 12"batters.to whiff the s e r v e o n c o m m i t t e e s f o r t b e e n s u i n g Newark as memljers of the national d e n t o f the Lodge, will announce his hundred thousand. The United States ozone amid the'shrieks and yells of t e r m w e r e 3 ^ 0 ^ ^ a t the last reg- board of Juniorgadassah. A pledge committees for this term. .

More than four hundred men, wo- elected to the Supreme Advisory Counwill be'represepired by a delegation of the some 2500> odd, spectators who U 1 M m e e t i n g o f &* Omaha Hebrew of §5C0 toward |fee Hebrew XJniverM e m b e r s who were appointed to men, and children attended the picnic cil : . S . J. Goldberg, St. Paul; I. E. braved the threatening clowds in tlie a u b h e M l a s t S u n d a y afternoon, sity hxisistel boiiteisr fund was made five member?./ given. by., the JDanghtaeis* of Soar Sun-. Greenberg- of Superior, .Wise; Dr. ij^___--oi--'- •• • • .£?rye:.oH-.c<jcsnuUees,.,are ju heavens.

- .-. -\l,.-- — { Those who will "serve are as foilcWE: Tjy-Qie Newart T h 5^5b l e m £ :apterr ' ^ t e r s o n i — M - E R S m p ; c < s M M l 1 p T J J K _ l r T i n 9t which the cond§7, July 11, at "Elmwood Park.

Boris Bog^en of St. Paul; Harry Lag* Marcuzzo will'probably Tjever for- J a n t E C C T 1 V B COMMiTTEE-Frea White, pledged $1,000. master, chaircnatt j I. K. Goodman, vice j Mrs7~lT'GTeei3berg was.the winner kowitz of Fargo, N. D.; Louis Finkel'--ventfon will '^particularly deal are chairman; .- Herbert GoldBteili." David] _ , .

—, • . .,• ^ T i-n»t. i - i i r i those concerniiig-the settlements of get "that second inning. Cornemani . chairman; Albert Kaplan, M. Blank, A. Miss Ruth Cohen announced a large Greenberc, Fred Uereliek, r l I 1 K. S. lTaffe, of the raffle prize. Other prizes were stem of-Lancoln, jNiebr., and (aodlned ^ *i3SSSSSi™» COM- increase in the senior membership ^" the Mizrachi Morkers Organizations waited until ^aa.given free t ? n s t | ^ G^g?rsfH »«" iii«S. SS a^ded to Mrs. B. Janofff.and .Sara | Bernstein of Chicago, 111.

J. g, y in Eretz. Yifiroel which number over portation to first. Captain liOU bom- j MITTEE—John Felduian, chairman; A. during the past year, bringing the The convention agreed to hold the and Iibby Kirschenbaum. n s AltSCllUler So1 Frank, l>r. M.. E. Stein. out ' ^ total to 30,614, as compared to 23,436 FIXANCK three thousand members, and the Miz- berg then picked t h a ^Bern"ei n ..

•_. ,one , to _ his ,lik- 1' ^Nathan Bernstein.

COMMITTEE—Abner Kaiman, The proceeds amounting- to 550 will 1927 meeting at Des Moins, la.

K COMMITTEE—A. D. Frank, chair- for 1925. She also added that the chairman r Sam Beber, vice chairman; rachi school system which is growing ing and smacked the "apple to deep S I Cman; Following are the Omahans w3io atA. Hichard, E. Weinberg, Max Maurice Mic£liii, I>r. A. Greenberg, Jack be sent to the Jewish National fund ior in volume -and' significance. The conSellcow, Sam Altschuler, Dr. A, A. Stein- number of chapters hes grown from Alberts," Fred " White, Ike Levy, Kobert in Palestine. tended the convention; Max Givot, Kooper, Dr. 1'bjl Koiaonek, Dave Greenberg, K. Gnrelick. vention will consider plans for the or- man. Leo "Weitz^ th.en: came through INTELLECTUAL Harry Ruhenstein, Jerome Diamond, berg, John -Feldinan, Sam Ureen, 3. J. ADVANCEMENT COM- 245 to 276. The membership of the 1 with a Texas leaguer that sent" SoniFriedman, - Abe Levy, Judah WoUson, ganization of the great masses of MITTEE—Ur. M. E. Stein, chairman; Dr. Junior Hadassah, it was reported, is Marion Graetz, Norman Green, StanKubin Brown, pr. Nathan IDausky, Max A. Greenberg, Judab Wolf son,' Morris now 7,025, with 131 units and 161 orthodox Jews in the Zionist fold, and Fromkin. . ' , ' ' ley Levin, Max Altschular, Dave BeCivln, Nathan Bernstein, M. JV Levinson.

SOCIAL COMMITTEE — Dr. First Open Swim for reconstructing the Mizrachi CenCONSTITUTION AND BIT-LAWS COM- groups. ber, Sam Zacharia, Max Riefces, Meyer Thillip SERVICE Sher, .chairman ; Henry Monsky, MITTEE—Irvin Stalinaster, chairman; Dr. Frederick Cohn. -Harry Silverninn, i H M Tourney Will Soon Green, Dave Foreman, Sol Miroff, Letral Executive so that there may be Mid-Western A. A. The principal activity of Junior Ben Mlnkin, .Nathan 1'affe.

• : 1 .; Xathan Bernstein, Dr. Nathan Mosbkin, | Wm. K; BlumentbaL j more effective relationship and more JUDICIARY. COMMITTEE — Ben Civln, Hadassah is its suport of Meier Get Under Way wis Rickiin and Dave Bischoff.

U. Cage Meet to Be chairman; Mark Lorlg, Mark Polonsky. Shefeye, a school in Palestine provid- INTELLECTUAL- ADVANCEMKNT COMharmonious co-ordination between the MITTEE—S, J. Leon, Abner Kaiman,' FUND COMMITTEE—B. G. The first Jewish Community different Mizrachi Federations. The Meyer Beber, Jake Malashock, Jack, Held at J. C. C. INSURANCE Shapiro, chairman; M. Blank, J. Iilklin, ing academic and agricultural educaMarer,-Jodah VTolfson. ; j Center open swimming meet will J. Komonek, A. Cohn, Fred White, Fred Mizrachi work in Eretz Yisroel has tion to one hundred children, accordGreenberg.

AIGILANCE COMMITTEE—\Vm. Holz-' be held about July 29, according to The Mid-Western A. A. U. basketlately become so diversified that in ing to the report of Mrs. Freda Silman, chairman; Harry A. Wolf, Henry, INSIDE GUARD—A. Richard. ball tournament will-be held at the Monsky, Joe;Wolf,'.Abe Goldstein. j an order issued by the J. C. C. CONDUCTORS—Ben Handler, Ben M. bert Ullian, president. The entire order to bring the new attempts to a INITIATION COMMITTEE—S. J. Leon, I Physical Department.

Mlnkin. successful conclusion, a vigorous and Jewish Community Center gymna- .REPRESENTATIVE financial burden of the-institution is chairnian: M. Alonhelt, Jake Malashock,' Is Made Knight of the Grand Cross TO JEWISII I. F. Goodman, Max Froinkin.

I Although the date is tentative united effort on the part of the dif- sium sometime in'the latter part of FARE FEDERATION—M. Blank. being borne by the junior group, Order of the Bath; Several EngJEWISH HOSPITAL—Harry j TO JEWISH COM- Mrs. Ullian announced, and last year NATIONAL ferent units is necessary. At this con- march, according to an official an- REPPRESENTAT1VE Lapidus, chairman;-Dr. M. Grodinsky, i swimming fanatics should waste no lish Jews and Palestinians MUNITY CENTER BUILDING Leon GractzJ 1 D K Herman Jahr, Dr. j time in getting into fine shape. Ofvention there will be represented in nouncement, given _out by Physical • Fred White. the organization raised from its Included in Awards • -.

Samuel Stern. „ . ] Director Ed'Bufdick. addition to the Mizrachi Federations A special meeting of the Qm'cha members $43,407 towards its main- BUDGET COMMITTEE—Harry Malashock,, ficial timers will be there to clock The tourney is expected to bring chairman; Harry Lffpidus; Harry Fried-! the winners as they glide over the London, (J. T. A.)—Sir Herbert the Mizrachi Labor Organization Hebrew Club will be held at the Coni- tenance.: For 1926-27 Junior Hadassah man,. WiUiain Alberts,. Isidore Abratnson. J to Omaha an assemblage of some Samuel, former High Commissioner of known as the "HapoeL Hamizrachi"; j munity Center Club Room, Sunday aropted a budget of $69,000, $30,000 LEO Nl LEV! MEMORIAL HOSPITAL— final tape.

J, J. Slosburg,'Jr., chairman; Dr. Kathan i Jewish handball demons will be Palestine, - heads the list of civil the Mizrachi Chalutzim Organization of the best cagesters'in this part of ; afternoon,. July. 18th, at 3:00 P. M. of which will go towards the mainDansky, Ed. .Kraus, A. B. Alpiru, Al. the country. .Nebraska, Iowa, North glad to know that a handball awards granted on the occasion of known as the "Ha-Chalutz HamizThe intellectual advancement cbm- tenance of Meier Shefeye, and the Dreyfoos."

King George's birthday. Sir Herbert Fred White, tournament will start in two or rachi" and the Junior Hamizrachi callr Dakota and South ^Dakota make up \ mittee has arranged a program and balance towards the expansion of its BY-LAWS COMMITTEE chairman; "William • GrodSnsky, Joe the- mid-western division of the three weeks at the Jewish Com- was made Knight of the Grand Cross ed "Mizrachi Hatzoir." smoker for the entertainment of. the" activities in Palestine.

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A. A..U. CLEVELAJfD - OKPHAS HOME—Dr. A. munity Center. Judging from the order of. the Bath for his public members, The picnic committee will According to Mrl Burdick the Greenberg, chairman ;• Hurry Gross, Ed. way the courts have been occupied services: : , give a complete report on .the arrange-.

Treller," Louis Shimon.' _ ..

Jewish Community Center willOmaha Boy Receives thus far, the meet promises to be Mr. Eli Silas Kadoorie, well known. . ments for the annual picnic whidi will PCBLIClTTf "COMMITTEE — Nate" Green,' enter a team in.the meet. BasketAngio-Jiewish philanthropist of MesoA. B. Degree from Nebraska chairman; Aaron "IJaridson, Alien Cohau, interesting and fast. be iield this year at Bennington, Neball material ""is plentiful among potamia and China, was made *, Joe and Sol Levey, youthful Jack M ^ " CO3IMITTEE—Sam ' ' Beber, braska, August 8th.

-j • • Ben Ravitz, son of Mr. and-Mrs. S. KESoLcTIONS chainhan; Alfex' • Frank, Kathan Bern- handball stars ' from Des Moines, the ranks 'of Omaha's younger Knight of. the British Empire, in Rayitz, received his A. B. degree at stein. / . . .

• . , . , : athletes. Sonie'of the' men who recognition of his services in chariCOCXCIL—^-Irviri Stalmaster, la., who" are now residing in the University of Nebraska Tuesday CESTKAX Dancing Will Follow Program chairman; Harry Lnpidus, S. J. Leon, have beeiv 'working out are <5yd POALI-ZION DANCE table and educational work in PalesOmaha, are expected to give all afternoon. Ravitz is a member of Nathan -Bernstein, N. S. Vaffie.

Corneman1 of Creighton "University, SUNDAY AT LIGHTHOUSE the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. Miss HOUSE COMMITTEE — Leo Abrainson participants keen competition in tine and elsewhere; Sir Gilbert Claj'-< Dancing -will feature the program chairman.;. Isidore, Weiner, B. Korney.

Sam Kaufman-of. "Creighton Uniton, former civil secretary of ths the coming confiict.

Mary, Yabroff, member of the Sigma of the open meeting of the Y. M. and versity, Phil; Gerejick-of Nebraska' i 'A dance will be given by the PoaliPalestine government, was made According to Mr. E. Burdick, Delta Tau Sorority received her JEWS BARRED , .

Y. WJ H. A. at the Jewish Community University and Leo konecky, local 1 Zion Literary Dramatic Section on Knight Commander of the Order physical director, these tournaMasters Degree in English at the Center Monday evening. A program flash on the •hardwood court.

1 FROM PUBLIC BATHS IN Sunday evenning, July 18, at the Saint Michael' George for concluding ments will be held often, providing University of Nebraska. _ of music* and entertainment has been HUNGARIAN TOWNS Omaha's Jewish basketball en- Lighthouse. Proceeds of the dance the agreement between Great Brit»m enough interest is shown. arranged to preceed the (lancing. thusiasts should encourage all who will be sent to the Palestine Workers' and Ibn Saud, leader of the Wahabis, Reports of the progress of the sev- play the hoop' game to get in fine Vienna (J.T.,A.)—The Town CounFund.

LITHUANIAN GOVERNMENT Captain Peake, commander of the eral intra-Y activities groups recent- shape before .the first big tourney The newly elected officers - of the PLANS NEW BILLS FOR JEWS cil of the town of; Szeged has prohibit- Proposal of Jewish Deputies to Arab 'Leg-ion in Transjordania, WM ly organized will be given, according gets" under way Ied the Jews from using the municipal club are making plans for several e made Commander of the Order of tbe Introduce American Procedure to Isaac Sternhill, president. The tertainments for this summer. - The Kovno.—New bills concerning the baths, according^ to a report received Finds no Support in Polish Sejm British Empire. groups active at the present are: the ' • ••-.. • • •' proceeds'will be sent to.the Palestine reorganization of the Jewish com- here.

Several minor honors were, awarded Dramatic group, under the direction RUSSIA REFUSES This anti-Semitic action on the part Workers' Fund and to the_ Tool Cam- munities in the Republic of Luthuania to" Palestinians, including Moses Warsaw—The proposal of the Club o£ Mrs. Ricklie Boesberg, for expaign; and to afford a measure of. relief to of the •• Szeged Town Council has ADMISSION TO PALESTINE Doukhan, ;a land officer in the Palesof Jewish Deputies to introduce the pression and dramatic study; the Jewish merchants from the Compul- caused indignation; of the local Jew- Ameriean procedure in the Polish I tine land department, and Asher Ben IMMIGRATION DIRECTOR Debate group, for forensic and insory Sunday observance law are be- ish inhabitants. Steps will be taken to presidential elections was not present- David; instruction officer in the TAGORE ARRIVES ^~'' formal discussions and the Literary ing prepared by the Ministry of the secure the'nullification of the Order, ed to the Sejm because of lack of sup- tine polfce training school.

Jerusalem, (J. T^A.)—Mr. HyamIN VIENNA ON WAY group, for the study of modern litera- son, immigration'director of the PalesTO PALESTINE Interior, according to a statement is- it was stated* -> - ' ? • . . • Col. Jacob Walley-Cohen OR the port. ture. sued by the Minister of the Interior to tine government, was refused admisarmy list was given the title of Com.-The Club of Jewish Deputies and Other activities groups are being sion to Soviet Bussia,^advices received RIKABI Vienna (J. T. A.)—The fatnous press representatives.

Senators .has a membership of 46, mander of the Order of the British planned, ,yith membership open to all here state. >•' i". - I BE .-APPOINTED. GENERAL Hindu poet and. philosopher, RabinI is doubtful, however, whether ; Y members.

••• INSPECTOR'-IN PALESTINE while not less than 100 signatures are Empire.

•It was declared that the purpose of dranath Tagore, who is on his way to these bills will be submitted at the required to a motion to amend the Mr. Hyamson's journey to Russia was Palestine,'• has arrived here with his present session of the Sejm, he stated.

Polish constitution.

Jerusalem.— Three men. to study the 'conditions of Russian wife and son.

The official in charge of the Jewish ' Jerusalem.—Eikabi- Pasba, former 15(]f00 ENTERED PALESTINE drowned yesterday on the beach of The Sejm yesterday sdopted in its Prime' Minister: of • Transjordania, will A greeting in the name of Austria communal affairs in the Ministry of DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE Jewish emigration to Palestine.

TelAviv while bathing there, owing first reading the governraent bill to be appointe'ci'jgeserall inspector of tbe Mr. Sulman, acting director of the was extended to him by Gesger, the the Interior, a member of the Aguamend the constitution. It is predict- to the terrific storm which arose government 'offices in Palestine and ^ ^ _ ^ Palestine ImnugratiohjDepartment, is noted Austrian Jewish Indologist. dath Israel, was freed from his duties Jerusalem.—Jewish immigration to One'of. the three, Shmarys. HassTi, Palestine "continued during the month | proceeding to" Warsaw as the PalesTagore was taken ill on. his arrival in the Ministry and the office was Transjordania, accorditsg to reports in ed that all changes proposed b ythe had arrived here from America only government will be accepted, despite the Arab'press today.

1 of • June.'- One. thousand and five tine Government' immigration officer, and specialists have been called to abolished. last week: The'other two wen$ Chuim the strong opposition in the Sejm.

This appointment is said to be in hundred immigrants arrived, during Mr. Sulman is- reported- as having a' examine him. It is hoped, he will reParliament is to conclude its sessions Friedman of Pctach Tikvah' and a compensation for his loss of the favorable: attitude-toward Jewish' iracover shortly in order that he may!

What goes up must come down with : the itioftthj figures.' published here man wh^se" name was MendolsoiW*'at ~ Transjordanian -preiaiershir nroceed with his trip. ' the exception of the cost of living. state'. ,

Omaha Hebrew Club President Appoints Committees

Y. M. and Y . W . H . 1 Open Meeting Monday Evening

L 0. B. B. Newly Elected Oicers to Start Term Tonight

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to really develop. It is said that it takes a fighter at least two years of steady fighting to really fit Ms body to the punishment that he must take, Regardless of a fighter's ability. th> is a price that he must go thru .and there is no exception to this rule Ruby tried to skip thjs period. It can't be done.

TENNIS The Jewish Tennis players are again making themselves heard.

Helen Jacobs of California, last year's Girl Champjonshion of the States is playing fine; tennis She ought to repeat* last year's- performance and besides make a high mark in the senior events. Ernie K-Uhn, former Junior State Champion is shooting consistent tennis and will rank high.. Dr. Ro.seuga.um. who is a veteran of the courts and who at one time ranked in-the first ten best players in this country, can still be found among the leaders. Many a youngster's march to tennis fame, has been spiked by t»r. Rosenbaum- Benny . Letson, Syd Adelstein, Biltchick, Feitelbaum, Bernstein and Levy

residents of tH% bond.

They imbibed the ,sbrr#w of the race, Jewish Boys and, with a s •intuitive loyalty, they • Defeat met the stern, unexplained demand for (Continued from page, 1) faith. The next generation, freed from and caught Kaufman's ' peculiar the ghetto, WB|e lqyal to a memory of slants in good style. sorrow. But our children, nurturned Not even the slightest sunoray sueunder a more genial sun, know neither ceeded in piercing the heavy dark sorrow nor the memory of it. They clouds that enveloped the Fontenclle feel themselves free born, and it is diamond Wednesday. With Kauf-just, this freedom that should -make man's fftgt one cutting the "rubber" in them better- Jews. Only one bond will splinters, the shoemen just held them to. Judaism and that bond coujdnt muster enough "nerve" to is Judaism itself—Judaism the rich, J get hits. But as one sports writer the beautiful, the joyous, the sparkling I said after the game, "It's just too. stream of living water. That bond can I much Kaufman." Perhaps Jie was enly be. torgqi by a Jewish education. right and maybe he was s wrong, g, but And this education must hot only keep bby reading di this hi b brief account ef th« pace with the general one, but must j game one can judge for himself, always be a little ahead of it.

• Jn - the • field the Jewiph youngsters My kingdom for a Jewish education} played snappy ball. They showed the That is the torch that will light the spectators just why they are now way. That is the. miracle which will leading the league without a defeat. bring conviction to our children that Turner, Kaufman and Rosenblatt we' are a people, not a nondescript featured with the bludgeon with two fragment clinging to the fringes of bingles credited them in the box other social groups, trying- to escape score.

The J. C. C. ends the seagon Sun* a ghetto on one side and a melting day afternoon a t 1:80 when they pot on the other. Every generation we play the Holy A n gels at Miller Park. start handicapped sets us back a JEWISH C, C. . . hundred years from that goal-—B'nai ab. li. po. a. e.

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My Jewish Children Py Ida Lublenski Ehrlich

I have a duty to perform for which midst is growing up a generation of I confess myself unprepared. It is, critics whose approval is jnorp precmoreover, a duty which I cannot ious to us than the approval of the C a i N G E OV ADDQESS—Please give both the old and new address; ignore, since it is to my children. As whole •Qewfeile -world.~--I - mean our toaeusaol Rive xour name, im» ft few ye.ars until they childrejv If my children respect my •The Jewish Presa is supplied by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (Jewish g u p to the age when they will racial point of view, I do not Correspondence Bureau) with cabled and telegraphic Jewish newe. in addition to feature articles and correspondepj:ea from all important Jewish centers, find me out, I write #ljs article as ,3. how many Gentiles misinterpret it t inquiries regarding , news Items: created to this Agency will be gladly sort of S,<VS. in my emharraj^menfc. It is of first importance that my answered it addressed to Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 621 Broadway, New My task is this. I must prepare three children shall appreciate that I am York City. children t*> Uve the}? live§; Since Jftey Jew, that they are Jews. are Jews, they willhave to live JewBut when they are old enough to HARVARD ELECTS ANOTHER JEW CAPTAIN ish lives. They cannot live any other question, they! will ask: What is this kind of live i? they are to enjoy The question as to whether or not the Jew plays or is capable being a Jew? What is this identity peace of mind and heart and the of. playing his proportionate part. in. athletics, which was, a few harmony which" comes" from unity of which I wish to keep distinct, which months ago being, widely- discussed, has, for. the time being at purpose. I use tha ternv"*'Jewish life" has been kept distinct, which has been kept distinct through the centuries.? least, been, so to say ,'tabled.. The furore which Maurice Samuel in no limiting sense; On th« contrary, I do not look any different for being m and Ludwig Lewisohn aroused with their published contentions, my dilemma arises from Y inability a Jew. I bear no stamp of racial exthat the Jew is innately "and psychologically so constitute* that to render an adequate interpretation. perience whether for weal t>r woe. I A child a?ks one -thing of life—hap- have neither suffered nor, apparently, it'is impossible for him "to subserve himself completely- to the joys piness.

He can be happy if he enjoys gained by Judaism. I do not embody of sport, has : calmed Jdown- -Last fall, a sports authority picked well-being, beauty and companionship. the heroism of martyrs nor hold withthree all-American football teams from among the Jewish lads of are al). to be found in the local tour- Expressed in lowest terms, he needs the various gridiron elevens of the country. And crack teams naments. It does not look as though good health, a pretty toy and-a play- in myself the riches of that culture wer claim for our own. I cannot they were—aggregations that could do sensational things were there will be any senior Jewish cham- mate.-Youth njak«s the same demand which bring Judaism up to the present. I Kqn'fey BS o 0 1 1 t) they brought together on the.football field.., And then, otcourse pion this year but there they will be of life. But the elements ot happiness cannot project it into the future. And Turner o£ „ I! 2 0 I) 1 near enough to the top to be heard, have increased many fold with his Oivonter c 8 0 IS 1 1 there is the memorable and triumphant tour of the "Hakoah' yet I clutch tenaciously at this being BRINGS CIVIL ACTION Cprenman 2b ....3 1 O 1 II own . growth,. Wider horizons, both a Jew, insist that it is a precious A. Witu r£ ...A I 1. 0 il LACROSSE Soccer club of Vienna which forcefully demonstrated the fact AGAINST SCHWART55BABD mental arid spiritual; a dignified backSoroberg 1b ...1 U 0 U Wltjs 8 b...S that European. Jews, given ithe proper chance, make athletes at A game that has received the at- ground; the JQy"of possessing the heritage which they must revere.

0 5 Kaufman p. ,$ 0 3 What is the heritage and why is it tention that is its cue is Lacrosse. It Paris.—The -wife of Semion Pet-; least as good as do American Jews, . world's wealth in thought and achieveprecious ? I am in danger of becoming was originated by the Indians and Total* SO ID 21 B , 3 All of which tends to prove "that1 if the Jew has up till the "waa played with an unlimited number mentj the joy of creating-^adding to dogmatic where I should be intelligent lura, who was. assassinated by ShoLcan Schwartzbard, has announced that ah, h, po. 1 e. present not given full proof of his prowess in the field of athletics of players. The goals were set miles that .wealth; the craving, tp identify and well informed. she will institute a civil trial against I.amont If _ S 0 1 ;with a living current, to. "beVodiefea BS „._..?.

0 ti § |> It-is due mainly, if not entirely, to the fact that condition; apart. The object of the game was liiinself * I have spent my years acquiring a Sch.wartzb.ard. long" in the march of civilisation; Broojss 2b 2 0 2 0 0 prevented it. As soon as conditions permit and circumstances to get the ball into the opponents purpose, beauty apd a vast companion- general education, just like any other ^ m a k i n g t h i s &nnOynCeinent 3. Dljiacomo c-2 O 8 2 «.

Satr'pa lb 3 0 5 D i p non-Jew. In the last couple of years, M a g i £ t r a t e become, fairly favorable, the Jew demonstrates that he can more goal cage. The instruments used to Peyre) before l h h Mareuzzo p ...2 0 0 2 U youth foreseeing my present problem, I play the game were, balls and long ship to the game goal—all xA- D'como 2b-3 1 !

JJ, than hold his own in sports as well as in scholarship, art, and. sticks with nets attached to them. needs tp be. happy. Will, he realize Schwartzbard's case will be tried, Pet-1 Ferron ct « 0 2 0ft have made an attempt to catch up on Stan'soc if ...2 0 1-6 tt hira's wife stated that she has en-i business. The latest example of this is Isadore Zarakoy of Har- The ball is thrown and caught in in 3 Jewish life ? my neglected Jewish education. I have gaged the attorney Campinchi as her) Totals ,.22 1 2 1 ? 1 vard, at present the only three letter man at his university, and these nets. The hands-cannot touch When the chick, peeped out of the jxiade a scramble for a little Hebrew, sKan lor Dijlaeerao In 4tb. counsel. He wili shortly arrange for the ball.

It is permissable for playshell he saw _thQ green grass and he but recently elected captain of the Crimson baseball team. Besides C. C 0 2 2 0 6 6 smattering of this and that. The the trial which will have nothing to Shoes ^....0 0 0 % 0 0 proving once more the Jews' capacity for athletics, the case of ers who have the ball to drop it. The declared the world to be green. When deeper I plunged., the more I realized de -with the prosecution being con<- Jiinney jiu U g—Jurncr. Giveiiter, Corenman, common means used is to hit the 3 Jewish child looks at Judaism he berg, Perron. Three-base UitBom my woeful ignorance. The Jew has ducted- by the state, young Mr. Zarakov has other implications and significances.

J player who has the ball with sticks.

Ktoleft bnses—A. DijigcpaW), I * see it as "we show it to him. Will been criticised for being self-conscious.

Bases on ball?—Off KmiUman 1, oft Harvard, you know, has won considerable notoriety during The casualties were numerous and will he find it to be a constant comparison; As a matter of fact, he lacks conco S. Struck out—-Ky K^Tifmnp iS, for the last few years because of alleged and even fairly proven dis- serious. Death was a natural Tesult a constant being weighed and found sciousness of self. He does not know JEWISH DEPUTIES TO VOTE Mareu^zo s. Hit by pUcher-r-By Kiufinnn (.Broots, J. Dijiacoms), by Mai*«wi» crimination against Jewish candidates for admission. The reason of the game.

(Givenler). Wild pitches^>-M*re»WO- PWH»4 wanting; a constant lament; a con- himself. If he had that knowledge; AGAINST CONSTITUTIONAL DijiacQmo <2). ^Earned runs— CHANGES IN POLAND balls—3. given for this critical attitude towards the-Jewish student is that The Canadians were the first to stant being weighed and found want- if he had a living background on which jewisV C. C. 2, Klnney's 6. Lett pn b»»ci —Jewiili C, C. 0, lilnoey's 8. Cinpijet—• he does not sufficiently interest himself in extra-curricular college take up the game from the Indians. ing; a, constant lament; a constant Ms shadow moved, he would have Gotten and Fenton. 1'liue of game—1:80.

They modified it and it Is now Jplayed downward push; a constant appeal to dignity and poise. I don't begin to Warsaw.—The attitude of the Club Broret^T. Taletto. activities, that he is given to grammng and boiokworming and with teams of twelve on a side and on an ever evasive syinpathy ? Will he see know what I, as a Jew, should know. of Jewish Deputies in the Polish Sejm, lacks the social graces to become an integral part of the student a field abput a hundred yards square. it as all drawback, all limitation, all I cannot direct them to knowledge toward the charges in th,e Polish conbody.. Were these charges.true, they would still be paltry and The colleges have taken up the game sacrifice; a gyve on the foot at best, broader than my own, for to direct one stitution, advocated, by the Bartel cheap. What in the name of heaven is a college or university any- both in America and England. Syra- to be stoically ignored? He will not must know the -waygovernment, was determined at a genway? Is it a place where sons and daughters of the rich come cuse University has' held the cham- find happiness- in such a life. Or will Par from being able to "show off" eral meeting of the Club. pionship in this country for the last he find it a vital pjart of civilization together to become proficient daricers'and "petters" and incidental- five any Jewish learning, I cannot even The Club decided to vote only for years and they were sent over to ly acquire degrees? Or is it a seat of learning where young souls England to meet the British Univer- with a vigorous expression o£ a spiri- make a good bluff at it. My 9-year-old the extension, of the.powers of the point of view, with a moral code has a trick of asking: "Have you for- President It willr however, cast its and mliiCs may gp adventuring through the spiritual and intel- sities. A Jewish boy from Syra- tual « philosophy, a eultuTe, a literature gotten or didn't you ever know?" A votes against the other proposed lectual mansions built" up #y the scientists and. artists of the cuse University is perhaps the great- a geuu&—arrestedein its development bad memory is a human failing, but changes,! ncluding the proposal to extforld? It would only be repea^-g'trrte and hackneyed ad- est star the game has ever developed; but:- aot : quantity jny humfliatien is keen when I must) tend the authority «f the government.

Ross Is his name. When he which survives to-day becaur 3 it is fit monitions to say that American colleges need much more to con- Vic played, in England he was a sensation to survive, because i t beari within it- admit • that I never knew. It strikes 1The deputies who a r t members of the cern themselves ov^r the unbalanced interest in sports and games and was offered a flatt ring reward to me with shame that I am better fitted Ajjudath Israel have decided to vote and parties,1 than they do over an unbalanced devotion to knowl- stay there and ploy with professional self the seed eternal 1 U it a Ufa that to teach non*Jewish children than against giving the government any ACCURATE give? as well e s takes, that offers a Jewish: ones. I can meet a question on further authority, . team. Harry Herbert is another Jewedge and wisdom., . ' . • ' ; . ' . ^ ' . . . - . _•---.compensation for every responsibility, general, knowledge on "familiar ground. star of some note. He coached whose mansions gr^w ever more state I can theat a theme with poise and As a matter of fact, however, the charges against the Jewish ish the Harvard Lacrosse Team for two student are not true. They only seem true to the superficial years. Xopkind, Bronnstejn, Leven- ly as the wings of his own soul un even stimulate to further etudy. But fold? > • a question, on Jewish literature or observer. Given the chance, the Jewish -student will play an and Jake Brodsky were Jewish Youth is the age of absorption Jewish.affairs proves me to be a active part in social Jife and in sports. And we don't have to go x>ys who have made their mark in

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outside of Harvard to.proye,this. Fo.r at one and the same time the Cambridge school has as its "chief football coach Arnold Hovween, son. of an immigrant Russian Jewish family and formerly captain, of the Harvard eleven, and as the captain of its baseball team, Isadore Karalwv, also'the'son of a Russian Jewish immigrant family. ..

This ought to give the ardent. advocates of the so-palled psychological test a little .food for thought.-^Chicago Chronicle.

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Books are read, not singly, but by stranger, in my own land. I know authors. Every stimulus leads t*» neither the language nor the custom SOCCER visions new. Then, If ever, the spirit of the country. I am confused, I The announcement that a few of is attuned to the vibrant force of life stammer, I stutter, I offer meager the Hokoah soccer players have and feela the urge to drink deep from fare .to the inquiring spirit, shrink jo|ned American teams called forth the source and follow to the goal. within myself, thankful if I can give dissatisfaction- Sn Viennese Jewish The appetite is insatiable, and: en a brief reply and cut the subject short. circles, which toot great pride in the unquenchable thirst yearns for bottom- I also commit that pedagogic crime of triumphal tour of-the Hokoah jn the less wells to drlaln. We muBt turn crimes-—Inip the tender bud of curiosUnited States a cable from this spirit, thia "appetite, this thirst ity with the frost of ignorance. states to Jewish account. Jewish sources, And I have not the slightest exIt now appears that on the day be-? Jewish wells,: Jewish goals. Our cuse for this ignorance. I am not- livfore the departure of the team from children need "not turn away to feast ing ip a ghetto. The world of knowthe United .States 3 number of the hungrily at stwnge boards when we ledge is open to me. If I have feasted Hokoah players entered into an. en? have a wealth of joy and beauty of at strange boards, and neglected my gagement wfth the Brooklyn Wan, Jewish education, my children will defers and the Hew York Giants, our own. of comparison; conclude that either there was nothing These engagements -were concluded at dangerous age it is for tbeni to learn or that the learning was of without the knqwledBe or concent pi and for ^s unless we have presented no importance. You can't fool childthe Glub and its president Dr. I. H, a picture of Judaism which youth can l«n. With an instinct for truth, they koerner and when the fiwit new* respect. If we are panicky, uneasy, see through pretense. With inexorable reached Vienna, Pr. Koerner eategor. apologetic and constantly try to justify logi^ they will interpret our sense of ically denied its. truth as he. eou,14 OWreXJUtence by presenting ancient values. My indifference to a Jewish believe that any of the Hakoah claims .to a place in the sun; if. we. education threatens a breach between era- could jpin another team' "without seem tQ them to be padling in a little my children and Judaism. informing his own club of suoh « etepr stagnant backwater -when they want Of course we expect that a Jewish an.aet contrary to all-rules of.sports- to plunge into a living current that chad will inherit a bond between it-

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Jewish :?rime Minister, and the only John T&cGraw, manager of the New York Giants said, I'd give $100,000 one, I believe, that celebrate'Primrose far • Jewish baseball -star -to exploit Day Apwl 19, ^ith. a double header • in New York City. Here is a huge A-number df-'tJie players of .this city with an immense Jewish popula- league-hove graduated, into organized tion which helps support -my team baseball. Sammy- Rotchjld is. obou arid they haven't a member, of their the be«t known.! Hfi is now with thi taee in the field. Just recently I Montreal; .Teaia-.of the. Quebec«Verfound two young Jewish > rookies and' League.'. Johnny. Jacobs is a] manship they are with my squad' now,, Andy other .prominent graduate of t sell fnd Jud^sm^ But that cannot be Shall bear them on t o the ocean Doubt is expressed whether, tinder life, how can we held them back?

• Co^en and Buddy Meyero, both-prom- league. .He i s now in the Interna assured. We constantly see evidences ising looking players. "With -a <little tional circuit. . Dick .Simons is . an,- the circumstances, the Hakoah will can we h'old them with the past. There t o the contrary. Children who are seasoning they ought to. develop.into who made the bette be in > a" position to return to the was a wrvelousbeginning followed regulars. It will be a great day leagues, having played with, stars fo United States as -was originally by disperslon/persecutieri, martyrdom. planned. Hegret was expressed in In all these stages there is something -when the long looked for. play hapseason, I Vienna that the all Jewish team g pens-—"Cohen to Kelly to Cohen".

FIGHTING should have been weakened by the of the Heroicr ^hich appeals to Jewish ball, players have, been ,"_Th&. recent .d.Sfeai;_pf Ruby * action of some- of the players and that imagination, ;e?eiv if notfe>faith. scarce in the big leagues. 8am Bohnn stein, Jewish lightweight #nd East- the prestige built up by years of ar- What fiiihi.pftjsfe is living in us to* •who is with the Brooklyn Dodgers, is side 'idol'is^a'ihisstepin a-typical up- duous • work on the part of the- club day? Is it all Bead past, traditional the oaly Jewish .playfiP,.ofthe-ladde'r-to-fame • story. ; Goldstein His real name is Sam'Cohen'and he was'winning fight after fight. His and Dr. Koerner should have been memory, the heroism as. dead as jt is played with Cincinnati: for .many friends pattecr3iim" on the back, and jeopardized. It was stated that Dr. past—forever dead? It would seem years. He Lira great favfirite with pushed -him along' to more" fights. Koerner's devoted work was respon- 8o( for 710W we haye the whine, the Admission 25c per person. tha Brooklyn fans and ia:p}ayin»-fipe "They-filled him' lyith' a false notion sible for the success ef the Club, is plaint, the ghrug, Shall we- raise our MUSIC BY. THE greatly affected by this. children on that? Can w& expect them : ball this season ARCADIAN "7". ' of his own ability with . the result "The belief was expressed in Vienna to ally themselves with » broken Mr.- Powers, «J* veteran and that one eVening he "found/ himself that the American Jewish public will thing, a thing of shreds and 'patches,? man of Montreal, has-this-Interesting on his- back a referee counting Wm hardly display the same enthusiasm Will they taks that to their hearts comment to make" on" Jewish /ball out. If he is really of championship for the individual Hakoah players as which are. thrgbbing with eagerness players: 'caliber th«T knockout he'received will the American team that it did in the for joy, for beauty and for strength ? "ft is not in the States that-you do-feint'-'a-woFld'Of^gdod. With the Hakoah team and that it did in the .Wfl are constantly trying to set find most of thp Jewish ball players, '•proper handling he" should take thp Euccess of an all-Jewish team demon- ourselves right with tfwt world—with fcut in Canada." Did you. know thaj;. place:of Benny Leonard' in-the'-fistic strating the Jewish ability for team the *» our therete,-.s..whola Jewish ieague-up in world. There was- a- 1im& in the work and his achievements in the field 4, REPRESENTATIVE i the Provinces? Well, ,tty»ra -«. Its career of Benny. Leonard when- he' too' of sport. American and British teams is ftilt that their having given prefer.himself counted .out. It hap- have always had individual Jewish ence to their own interest* without in Montreal;- H- Prqvenpher organin hur ring- life *nd he' members who excelled in the sport. regard to the interests of the Club ized -it 1 sixteen 'years'pgff and »it. ifjrp'ened tack stronger than" ever. The * While i t : Js understood that the whose achievements had thrilled milcalled the "Jfontefiore Senfor Baseball Irisague".'- ",|(The Leagpfe »» made trouble/-with-; Goldstein was that the Hakoah players who Joined the Amer- lions of Jews throughout the world,

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SORORITY TO BOLD RE-UXWX IN OMAHA THIS The Sigma Delta Tau Sorority is holding a re-union this week an honor pf Miss Sarah Somberg, who recently announced her engagement to Jack Chesen of Jincoln, Nebr.

Ethel Steinberg of Fort Dodge, la., Elsie Toska of Lincoln," Nebr.. are visiting Hiss Lillian Margolin, ftuth Zolat, Esther Freshman and Dorothy Diamond, all of Lincoln', are visiting

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ENGAGEMENTS A rSeptein6er'- bride will" be' Miss Esther Katlemanf daughter of Aaron Katleman, yclio'Jjas set Sunday, geptejrib^r 5", as her wedding day to Morris J. Pickus, of Chicago, HI., son of Mr. N.CW,: Pickus, of Sioux City, la.

The, -wedding will take place at the Blackstone Hotel and only members of the immediate family will attend.

Announcement of the engagement of Miss Esther Brodkey, daughter of Mrs. M- Brodkey to Mr. Ben Sherman, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sherman, of Des Moines,** la., was made, Saturday. The wedding will be an event of the latter part of August.

"Mr.1 Sherman" is secretary-treasurer of the Sherman-Robinson department store and president of the Des Moinea lodge L O. B; B. He was graduated from the West High school and later from Drakes University, where lie affiliated with ?HBetk Delta fraierhity and the Ivre Club.

Miss Brodkey visited over the week

Bernice and '; Harriet Green, of Chicago, -TU;, "who; •were visiting here vdth Mr. and Mrs. Joe' Rice, and Miss Tillie Rice, are leaving Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, JUce for Devil Lake, end in J)es Moines a t the; home of Wise, to spend several weeks.

Mrs. JacJs Bobinson,~ coming to attend

A; Herzberg. is in New York City the announcement party Saturday of on a buying trip.

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Brides and Brides-To-Be Help Fill Social Calendar

Mrs. Ben Telpner and Mrs. Abe Leibovitz ' entertained twenty guests j at a. picnic supper at .Fairmount i Park Sunday evening in honor of.

Miss Ida Lustgarten. Esther Swis- Miss Clara Leibovitz who is leaving JowEky. of Columbus N'ebr., Ida Ruth Saturday evening for Chicago, IIL, Bogen of Lincoln, and Laura Berek J for a month's visit. of Fremont are visiting Kate GoldMiss Cecil Snyder left for Detroit,] stein.

All the out of town visitors are Mich., to visit her sister, Mrs. Sidney; Lightstone, and Mr. Lightstone, for members of the Sigma Delta Tau the coming month. borom Sorority y at the University of NeThe Agudes Achim Society held braska. their installation of officers at a meeting held Monday evening at the Junior tfadassah IL C. Hall. The society made plans Plan Summer Activities for their picnic which -will be held August 1 at Clark's Farm. The club The first of the summer activities of has decided to continue their regular the Junior Hadassah was a picnic meetings throughout the summer supper given Thursday evening at which will be held every second and Elmwood Park for members and their fourth Monday evening. friends. The committee in charge of the SummeT affairs are Katherine Misses Anne and Reva Goldberg of Garrop, chairman, Rose Rosenstein, Chicago, 111., arrived Saturday eveIda Kahn, and Ula Alberts. ning to visit their sister, Mrs. Saul Suvalsky, and Mr, Suvalsky, at their home at 610 Sixth avenue.

WEEK-END

Mr*. J. B, Robinson and Mrs. Max Shapiro of Lincoln, Nebr, entertained Saturday «fternoon at a bridge at the Jack home of the former for Melcher and Mrs. Morris Linzman, both of whom are recent 'brides, and the Misses Gertrude Botnmf Helen AltBhuJer, Esther Katleman, and Sara Somberg aU of whom will.be married during the sumnifr months•. : •._.... : Mrs. Norman Halpern fn w at a swimming party Sunday, jnorning • foljpwjed Joy a luncheon for Mies Esther J£atleman, Popularity Contest Feature Event of Agudes Achim Picnic to -te held I$enuce*and Harriet and th§; August 1. Green of Chicago, HI.The Agudes Achim Society will M ss Irmf. f Wells was at home i hold a Public Picnic Sunday, August Sunday aftemopn trom three to six o'clock complimentary to several of 1, at Clark's Farm and invite all the brides and bride^lects, Mrs. Jack their members .and friends to be M?l<*er, Mips Sara- Spmberg, Miss present. There will be no admission Esther I£atleman, S nd Miss Gertrude charge and lemonade and watermelon will be given away free. The comijomm, •;"• . mittee in charge of this affair are planning", to make this the most imHEAD OF ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT ILL portant event of the season and are

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RICHARD BEERHOFFMANN HONORED ON SIXTIETH BIRTHDAY

Vienna (J. T. A.)—All the papers here are devoting articles in honor of Richard Beer-Hoffmann, the well Miss Jeannette Gilinsky left Mon- known dramatist, on the occasion of day for Sioux City, la., to visit her his sixtieth birthday. sister, Mrs. Philip Sherman, and Mr. Richard Beer-Hoffrnann is the writSherman, fer a few days. er who dramatised a number of stories from the Bible. He is the author of AMERICA AND AMERICAN "Jacob's Dream", "Saul", "David" and JEWS PRAISED IN POLAND AT JULY 4th CELEBRATION 5

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Miss Lottie Idebo, of St. Paul, D a n i e l s o f C h i c a g o . •:;•••-. ; Minn.", -willvltit with her sister, Mrs. S. G.; Bialac, >nd Mr. Bialac.

Mr. and Mrs, Louis Adler announce the engagement of their daughter, Ida Dr. A. S. RubnifcB has recuperated Shirley, to Mr. JET, Arthur jGarfield, son from an operation on appendicitis. of Mr. and Mrs. H. Garfield, of ChiMiss Bess Horwich has as her house cago, HI. No date has been set for th> guest, her cousin, Bess ijorwich of St. wedding.

Louis, g ; the illness, of the Head of Dr. M. I. Gordon returned from of Lincoln, Nebr., has Chicago, III., where he took a post- our; Econpmics Depty our choking for the, past two weeks graduate course in the Dental Col- •column does not appear in print ;;£his been at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Batt. lege of the"Northwestern "University, week. We hope for her speedyr recovery and "Aunt i;sth?r>f Cooking Miss Lena Orloff, of Anderson, Ind., Mrs. J; M. Malashock and infant Column" will again be prin^d next is visiting with Mrs. Meyer Coren for son, Stanley Joel, returned home several days. Whale here she is being Tuesday from the Methodist hospital. week for the benefit pf our readers. entertained by relatives and friends.

Mr, and Mrs. J. Milder returned Miss Lpa Lipsey, of Los Angeles, Friday morning from Excelsior Mrs. M. Malaghock and daughter, Calif., is spending the summer here Springs, and Kansas City, Mo. In Mrs. Charles Horwich entertained at with her brother, Joseph Lipsey, and Kansas City, they visited wjth their al surprise Tuesday afternoon in honor Mrs. Lipsey. daughter, Mrs. Ben Taxman, and Mr, of Mrs. Max Shrier, formerly Miis Taxman. .

J .-..•; ,.„ Mrs. L Schultz and daughters, Nellie and Sara, left last Monday for : l a Honor of Mr. and Mrs. M. Good- Excelsior Springs, Mo., where they man/ of Los Angeles, Call, "who are will spend a month. ...i

Warsaw.—Tribute to America and to the generosity of American Jews •— o n • was paid in Poland on July 4th When the American Independence Day was ^ celebrated by Poles and Jews.

— at — An official celebration took place at f the Warsaw City HEII in the presence planning runnig races, Prizes will h e | o f p r e s i d e n t Moseidd, United 25th and Farnam Sts. th winners. give to the States Ambassador Stetson, the dip- s — 25 CENTS ADMISSION — A popularity contest is also being lomatie corps and representath'es Managed by Lipsman & JSoitetein. held In connection' with this picnic the Jewish community.

Any girl who wishes to enter this Mr. Julius Bergman, president of contest should get in touch with Mr. the Executive of the Warsaw KehilBen Seldin. There are already some lah, Rabbis Sehor and Gutschechter' entrants but more are'desired. Twoi were among those present. Jewish prizes will be given to the most orphans were in the children's parade popular Jewish girls _in the commun- which marched in honor of the ocity. They are a diamond ring and a casion. platinum wrist watch, which will be A message of congratulations was tig first and second prized respective- sent to the United States Ambassador AM PLEASED to annoonee to all my Cusly, to the one Belling the most tickets by the Zionist Organisation of Potomers and friends that I have moved my for the $225 radio which will be given land.

Messages of congratulations , shop and office to my new purchased buildaway to the one holding the lucky and gratitude were despatched to Dr. ing at 3120 Cuming St., and being centrally nttmber. /Ebis radio will be complete: Bernard Kahn, European representalocated, I. will give Prompt Sendee for Repair wth five tubes and loud speaker. tive' of the American Jewish Joint Jobs as weU as Contracts at a rery reasonable visiting here, Mr. and Mrs, Morris •will want to try to win it. Distribution Committee by the Toz, price. ~Mrs. Jess Pregler and son, Roberti the society for th& protection of the] Jaeobow. entertained at their home HIGHLAND ACTiyrTIES \ " Fi-*-» asembers of the Council Bluffs health of the Jewish population, the I Tuesday evemng At their home. MTS. returned from Chicago, HI., where X am also offering Eepair Morris Jacobow/gave a luneheoja at they spent several weeks visiting Another family dinner will be given Chapter; "No. 7 of the Aleph Zadik Association for the Protection of Or- 1 Parts for your own use at at the Highland Country Club this Aleph left Friday morning by motor phans,;snd other Polish Jewish social] . : the Jewish Qfontnuinty Center for with relatives. . cost price. evening, The regular- Saturday eye- for Sfc PauL Minnesb:tSB,"t»- attend the agencies.. IIJ their messages, the Po-j t^e!s»—^ueits Tuesday in honor of : Mrs. Dave Redman and children, Mrs*.. Goodman, .JPrizes were won by and Mrs. Ben J. Sigel, and sofl, of jng.tjance w|li be given,thjs Satur- National A. Z. A; •Convention: wMch lish Jewish societies asked Dr. Kahn' Mrs, Goodman, Mrs. Max Frank, and Otturawa, la,, are visiting with their day, a dinner to preceed the dance. to the American Jewish : who left include, Abe ] Kenyon's WOAW orchestra will furMrs. William Novey. parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Segelman. delegate from the local chapter;, nish the music.

Mr. aad Mrs. I. Abrahamson have a,s Maurice and Arthur Friedman, Jpej A Life Insurance Policy \ Tuesday i§ Ladies' Day at the club.

Misses -Miriam and Rose Kirshentheir guests, Mrs. N. BoTdy and child- baum, daughters of Mr. and-Mrs. M. :£"special" golf tournament fpllowed Krasne, and Harold Saks. Mr. Louis i For Every Need ren, of Columbus, Nebr., Mrs. M. Kirshenbaum, left today to' Spend by a luncheon wiU feature this Tues- H. Katelmau, advisor ©f the local S120 Claming St. Ha. 768S JUDAH L. WOLFSON, Rep. M.eyej\and .children, of Los Angeles, two weeks with their aunt and day's entertainment. chapter, attended the first meeting of Opposite Tech. High The Equitable Life of New York Cal., and-Mrs. Ralph.Dobrin, of Min- cousins in Des Moines,. Iowa-. the* Ctoiweniion at St. P*ul ca.

Sun'•.

More than "fifty men are" expected 545 Omaha Koti Baak neapolis, Minn. Their daughter, Lee, to enter the club's chaTnjuonj]up golf day,-returning home Monday mom- \U 5S55 •who has been visiting in Los Angeles, Miss Anne Rich left Sunday morn-, tournament, registrations for .the ing. The others are expected home is expected Jiome about August 1. ing_for St. LQWS» MQ-, .to visit with; tournament will he held.this Satur- the latter part of the her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. M. Pete Heeger and Reuben Miller, of Rich. She will return home abou.t day and Sunday, Jlr. and i l r s . Max Steinberg and -Sioux City, la., motored into „Omaha August 1. . ; Ziona, newly organized Judae Club, baby son, Lawrence; Mrs. Sam J. Sunday and spent the day. elected officers Sunday, July 11, at the Steinberg and daughter, Beverly; The Misses Rose Dolgoff and. Mar-: Jewish - Cflmmonity - Center. Those Miss Liltfsn Steinberg of this - city g Miss Ida" Shirley Adler entertained garet Margolin are expected home five couples at Carter Lake Club last Sunday from St. Lpujs, MQ., where elected are AlW i w k e V "pr^Sd?ntj and Mrs. "M. Pessen of Omaha left vice-pre^dent; for Excelsior Springs, Saturday in honor of her fiance, H. they spent two weeks visiting- with 13l«abeth Eadraan, ; Rosella Perlis, seeretasy; t4bby Abto be gone about two weeks.

Arthur Garfield, who is visiting here friends and relatives. rainson, trgasurerj and /Ethel Green from- Chicago.

Miss Cylia Gershun left last week Tnde Uark Set. U. S. I">t. OS. Mrs. J. Rosen entertained sixteen reporter, and Elisabeth Radmanj re- for Schuyler, Nebr., to visit her Mrs. Arthur Muskin were presentative to tlie Council; and Juguests at a picnic-«Jance Tuesday evebrother, Mr. Ben Gershun and Mis. by relatives at their home jiing at the Spooks* Clufr House in dah Gross, membership/ committee Gerihun. She is expected to return last Friday evening in honor of their honor of Miss Helen-Gould, of Kan- chairman. The- next roeeting of the home the early part of next week. fifteenth wedding- .anniversary—.'.The. sas' "CityT~Mo.V the~Tiouse"~guest~<-,f club will be held Sunday, July 25, at guests presented them with an anMr. Ben Rose left Saturday evening Jrlrs..Rosen._ Mrs. Sam Gaifman will the Jewish Community Center. nivejssrjr-. gift. -The -evening -ivus for New" York City on a business trip, entertain at a one o'clock luncheon At a meeting of " the B'nai Ami to be gone about two weeks, spent in cards and mah jongg. at the.FonteneUe Hotel Saturday in lettermen,-Frank Ackerman was reMrs. Sam Freiden left Wednesday ; Miss Esther Faier entertained «x« -honor of Miss <3ould. elected captain of the club- basketball afternoon fpr £Jioux C^ty, la., to Tisit teen-guests at a dancing party at hex team which last year won eleven her daughter, Mrs, Loui§ Heeger, and Miss Mary Bapp, of Chicago, HL, home in honor ef Miss Anne Greengames and lost three. Ralph. Gross was Mr. Heeger. the guest of Mrs. G. Colton and Miss berg, of Sioux City, Iowa. chosen manager of the team, and Tillie Soskin. Miss Soskin entertained Morton Eichards will be assistant Mrs. >L Goldring of Los Angeles, Mrs. Harry R. Milder and eons, at three tables of bridge in honor of manager.

Calif:, has returned home after visitHoward and Esar, left- last Thursday her guest. ing several weeks here with her for Ecelsior Springs, Mo., where they The new branch of the Independent daughter, Mrs. E. Marcus and Mr. Mrs. Joe Wolf and children are will spend their months' vacation.

91 pf Omaha, Marcus, visiting with friends in Chicago,: Til., Workmen Circle, Mrs. Jess Pregler and son, Robert, and Mackenac Island. They will be will have a picnic at Elmwood Park on Sunday^July 18. The arrangements «turned from Chicago, III., where gone for a month. * ^ ^committee have : prepared prizes f or | | Our" motto "is" HIGH they spent several weeks visiting A- 5 -2, iooi epace f culae • feet, haadtattMsfy lined, c»rfc with relatives.

Mts. William Tenenbaum has left the best song, best poem and other insulated, two porcelain for Los Angeles, Calif., to spend a amusements. front jcc cube trays, Ppc* Misses Jeanette and Helen Levin- few week's with her sister, Mrs. Har$245, f. o. b. Detroit.

Eon left Tuesday for a two months old Sipsch, and Mr. Eipsch.

The Daughters of Israel Aid Sovisit in Chicago, EL, Indianapolis, ciety have postponed their meeting Ind., and Cincinnati, Ohio.

WHY NOT BUY THE BEST? Mr. and -Mrs. Sam Epstein and on account of Tishabov, an4 instead You *an trade your old will meet on Tuesday afternoon, July children, Jack and Shirley, returned pwkefc-watch or wrist Miss Esther Silverraan, daughter from an extensive motor trip to the 27, at the Jewish Old Peoples' Home. watch for a NEW ONE. of Mr. and Mrs. D. Silverman, arriv- east. ' • ~ 7\ . i [ ed Sunday- from Sioux City, Iowa, Speaking truth is like writjng fair, where she spent the week with her Mr. and Mrs- A, Wolf are visiting and only comes by practice; , i t is Th* Absopure Frigerator is designed and built by refrigeration aunt and' uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Sam with relatives in Cleveland, Ohio. engineers who arc recognised as leading authorities not only SOUARC OE**. JCWELESt less a matter of wjll than of habit. isL Lebowitz. Her uncle accompanied Denjrlcta I ' —Boskin. nationally, bat throughout the scientific refrigeratijig world.

Mr. and Mrs, A- Goldstein and son, her home.It is the most economical to buy. It is the most economical, quttt Herman, are leaving" Saturday for and efficient to operate. It is the m o t dependable &nd free from i Mr. and Mrs, Jpe Wjntroub and Chicago, JJ1., wherp the? will meet service requirements. son, Ernest, returned Monday from their daughter, Rosaline, /-who has an extended motor trip to Chicago, been visjUn? ^relatives since the cjjose Come in and let us show you bow easy to own in low finrt colt I wish to &Biu>iinee to the Jews of Omaha that I have and easy payment terms.

HL In Chicago they were joined by of the school term. From Chicago opened & Business at my Home, 2429 Decatur Street, their daughter, Both, who is student the Goldsteins wjll go to Charlevois, with a foil kue of Jewish Religious Books such as of the Chicago School of Expression, Mich^ where they wfll spend several Daily Prajrers, Machsorim, Jewish Rituals, Scriptures, -and motored to Milwaukee, Wis., weeks returning home the first week Talethim Silk or Wool, Meszuzahs and many other where they attended the articles.

Convection held there July 4 to L. G. Kendis and daughter, They were accompanied- hone by 1808 FABNAM'STV OMAHA, XEBR. . , , I also have the agency for the "Seler Tora" that anytheir nude, Mr. t, So»f, of Milwaa* -Both, r e t r i e d from a month's stay Phone Atlantic 2424—Walnut 5077 body wants to order. kee, .who "will visit here at the Win- in Sedalia, Mo-, where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kendis.

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PAGE 4—THE JEWISH PRESS—THUESDAY, JULY 16,. 1628

JEWISH WAR OKPHAfc'g lifted a throbbing head, ears etrai&cd talked the wrong stuff into me. Thrash LORD BIRKENHEAD PKAISEtf JEWISH CONTKIBUTION TO DELEGATION BRINGS in tertm to'catch'the sound. A little! me all you want to, PsPpa, but give GKEETiN€S TO V, S. AKGi/>-SAXOI\ CIVILIZATION ultra..-'ipf:Btose|-.came' to life! ste-apgelyi me., a*, chance—not the1 jail. Help me, as,, the ss»UBjd Barred again on a sec-i Paps-" He looked up deapsiriagJy m W&mm.—A iiie-htitge of cotsgi'ittu* | "A jil.ui.o^iipi,, Mi', fiei u.iui 1" London.—The amount of $2(>G,00tJ> oi)d creskiig step.

• • ' he got no response. Then hi* eyes to the United State* «f Ameri"And such a one I"

By Nettie Duga PifcW w&s rsised for the benefit of the Jew* "Benuis!" he called.

His gho'ulderiJ asso fastened on the object at which ca was presented to the United States "Bran' new, Mr. Bernutn."

(TM» Mtriit w«H Ms* iit tittM In tlir Shrti Htorjr Contest ith orpliauage in London at tt dinner (. ',' .'.'

Ambassador Stetson on behalf of tii« "Ah, no—jwit renewed, *nd such 8 rose, dari'eyes biased, his'face, the his father'.stared.* f^ by the lifiiii Skuliim News,) face,of fury, became the color of "Pitpa, tee, you put in time on old given, here last night tit which the Jewish War Orphans in I'oiand.

Marquis of Ktading presided. stuff like that end fix it upfineand "But I'd ewtti- it The meseage was presented on the a new one. milk.

Lord Birkenhead, Lord Neville, Mi.J»a litiii.Mii'n (htiiiciutSi ivfid pvUU: hi>tttiiK to iii:r own HOD'S deThe artist could nut refrajn t boast At his call the step had halted. give it a second'chuhcev Won't you do Austeu Chamberlain and Sir Alfred occasion of the celebration of tfae tti,ft«-fulfj> over kiHwus, riWitf It* fdtiM', "Our Iiwinie does wall, too. at his handiwork. "You should have Now it cume again', softly—one step as'much for me,. Papa?. I'm yours, squicentenni&l of American independImsex, w.'«lfi8 fiiai'iiliitd, Witlk (llf- He'll down town by the gent's fur- been it, Mrs. Lipke. Its legs were liig'h'er. tooi just like that is. I've been week Mond were among the speakers. Mr. ence, by a delegation representing the ' • ' • • ' • ' Bernard Baion, well known Jewish fii'tiii}' M;ii i i m i i l r d )ifi iiijwl) f i g m e nii.'iiritf business, He likes the new Wfctk mid it htood so," assuming & Abram perman's breast rone and and xbtten, Wo, I guess. Please, Papa, Society for the Care' of Orphan?, havIJI I w i > n i,ii did (dieiiii wllti ('ii,liii)»i(r- styles fchd he looks swell in good very crooked attitude. "Its lid' was fell with passion, his nail-scarred give me a' chance—not the jail. I philanthropist, completed the quota ing under its care 14,000 wgr orphans. by a donation of $15,000.

V rurVf-d (MM UIKI li liiUtm: box. On clothes." warped and its fcilk was rotten." He bands opened and shut, eyes darted don't need' the jail to teach me a iijfloe (,li"; IFi,rlii (I to (l,i- ti/p of tt "Ain't he coin' to come and put in pointed to the new material behind hither and yon in search of a weapon. lesson. I've had enough!" The boy was . The contribution of Jews to the cul- AUTONOMOUS COUNCIL ture and civilization of the Anglogxi/tl (.flue litiik WIXIBO toll tup ww« 4 linti of new furniture in a nice the front bric-a-brac. "It 'was scraped He looked like a man who might eloquent. His whole body pleaded.

ADOPTS HEBREW AS t'liiMJil, 'I'hIK (lutituil with building here, like his father wants and scratched aund 'scarred, Mrs. kill.

Still his father' stood, eyes staring Saxon race was highly praised by LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION Lord Birkenhead in his address.

"The « l # i i n j tnn>, intilllig itttlmtihtlovhim to '/" asked Mm. Lipke, keenly. Lipke. They had treated it rough. It ".Bennie, here I" he screamed. His at the Bear on the phonograph. In his Jews have been presecuted but they Reval, Eutjhonia.—The language of "Noj I guess not." Mrs. Berman had been in bad company, I tell you! iiigl}'. \Vi>rktii« on |/it»t Die xhuru W1 i secret heart of hearts Abram was glad eyes covered every nook, peering] « ™ « n « » ' " " " " •"••»«•" ".= e.«™ have never been cowed. They always instruction in the Jewish' schools of her thin lips firmly after each But now, you see, you say it's new." torwr* of crowding object*, nhe. made near-sightedly. .-.j.».j,.. "Ah!" IIAVIII Among *„..„„ a „ pile „;!„! his lash had missed the boy. Once or asserted themselves and produced men Eethonia should be Hebrew, but u Jn-r v,ny Itfeik t« the ccuiy imlli thut ncntcnce an of to etill their trembl- Ilia stooping shoulders straightened of junk against the wall he taw what twice lie nodded in answer to his own like the Marquis of Reading and Dis- place should be reserved nide by side |t ii fiui il.r; front door to the kim-tu with pride. "And why, why, I ask he sought. There it lay with broken thoughts. "It must be the jail. I can raeli. The Jews have made a distinct with it for the'Yiddish ranguage, it itt the "Why not 7" you?" ,. curtain rods, a carpet beater, several do nothing else." • contribution to* the Anglo:Saxon race" was decided by the Jewish Cultural thin rear dour Utrnnlo noon \ "Ha likes it better down town. Says Mrs. Lipke stood enraptured by the broom, handles, a demolished floor The boy pressed his advantage. He he declared.

Autonomous Council at its session iiiinjiiiK to cati'h tho car we're too far out. Hit* father's work glossy thing. '. . ' lamp. Breathing heavilyfi he caught rose unsteadily to his feet—stretched The Marquis,of Reading in his ad- h e r e . ' 1 ' , " i ' • " ' • • • that would curry him down town. ii dirty. Me don't care for furniture "Because it was made of good stuff. it up—a thonged Whip. It dropped out his arms. "Papa, listen; there's a "Mowl-buy," hi; railed. mudi."

Mrs, Lipke. There was good in it, I from his nervous fingers with a way I know. Probation! Papa, it's dress expressed his pleasure at being "Wftit, Jfcwilt Wait, one *ei!oml,"| bud," Bald Mrs, Lipke could see at a glance, and when it's clatter. Steps were heard descending my first • offense. I swear to make "among c-n'e'u, own- community wtifch h tedl tetified repeatedly testified 'tjC/t pride Let Ui Help Yo^ "Keep Cteap" ! buy I pathetically. Though never having good stuff, good stuff, mind you, that's the stair. Again he stooped and good. You vouch for me. Ask for pro- has Mi'H. iiwmnn pulled her; son's head Dorne „„„, Kne knew how only D o r n e tt tt „„„, H^e k p y sons been treated rough, it's worth renew- grasped the handle as a side door bation, Papa! Are you listening?" in one's ^chfeverneBtSk" . , • i .1 • Btid linitihed her lip* to the' CBUgg mother's lips to tremble, ing."

• t. opened and a dark, handsome boy of The old man bowed his head-and 1819 California Street ' ' wJiew tiht d«rk hair, sleek u i .. T h l g p t t r t o f t h e t o w n u b u l W i n g "YOB; and- you know how to renew twenty, his pale face now a sickly mumbled something that sounded like BDEHSHEBA-JAFFA TERRITORY Atlantic 62»1,' ' ' A left III* hrthwA. With an u p fine/, ,. he w e n t on_ « Y o u . r e 8 n o W it, too, Mr. Herman." green, hesitated there. the words,"Like as a father pityeth 'HAS'Oil* EXPERTS SAY 1 t t UKtor rtutdem, h. h. t h e g r o u n d floor>.

"Listen, a minute, how it plays."

Mama Berman, drawing near the his children— swung ubotit and the Btore door hiwband always gays. Abram hastily laid aside-his bruih "i'ni through down town. 1 want Jerusalem.—The area from Beershdoor," longing, yet fearing, forasihgt banged behind lilni.

It's a good location for a furniture and w_ith the tip of a gloved finger of her son, saw the lash and vivined to come home. I'll work up a business eba to Jaffa contains a wealth of pet- Wet Wash <!,« window hi* mother carefully eaised the varnished lid. her husband's purpose, As he pointed we'll build 'a1 nice store and put Mama roleum, according to the opinion of - »..^_r8^ ami a new building and Mr. B « - Sweet music ,ca.me forth. Mrs. Jjpko's the handle at Bennle, its many thongs i in cozyy housekeeping rooms where she experts made known today following Rough Dry m buy of twenty, y e „,„,,, wo,.k sh ,for the oW junk in fat face creased, and her rosy flush can rest. Will;you doit, Papa? Will the finding of oil. in the village Sakia AMERICAN WET WASH hanging and writhing as so many tut very mod!,,. Mrs. do fine< not?r hi. deepened. Abrmn's dark eyes spark- snakes, she braced her frail body with you help1 me-out? I swear I'll' do the near Jaffa. The discovery was made 2808 Coming St. Hsmey'0881 could not rrsnt a twill of; ,„ , .... .

II.led. both hands in the door frame and right thing, Papa, for Mama's Bake— when a well 150 meters deep was dug w m prhl* lit III. « r » l l « t .ppf>»na, yet' ' *?*» ' f too old to "It's beautiful," the whispered. «l»«ly, *"but^ Papa'H leaned far out over the two steps. for your "sake," Papa, won't you help in an orange grove belonging to an It W H with » »lKh Mmt 5m called to' Arab, Michael Belruei.

"Ain't it so," he came back hoarse- "Papa, papal" she shrieked, attemptThe ticking of the cuckoo clock PAXTON-MITCHELL CO. • Don't earn ly. "Now it's a pleasure In any one's ing to distract his attention; "Papa, Much importance is ascribed to „hi. „ ftlhr, , , at . th« ., M r, of .th« . lie lie IH about iii« workroom. Dont sounded like a gong in Bennie's ears, these expert opinions as it may de- tltb Uartha Hl». lfarn*» let! "l!('iinl« look* fine when he goes to , . . . ,. . ,,. . . . . , .. , , whether he sells or not if he can home. Yes, a pleasure to anybody." Abram 1 My God, not that—not that, j Omahn. Nebr. his father was so still. Bid' he termine the future course of Palestine work In th« morning*. Hewem.tobc y b therc>, ' "I'm goln' to aelc my Minnie's hussoft st*y Iron, brass,bronce'ttid alubreathe? Would he never answer? busy anil kind of nervous like, somii"That's so Sai M r s . Berman, I band, tonight, should I buy it," Mrs. Papa, please 1" tnlDDin cnBtlngi. Btandard fUn bromr economic development. mtf Iroa bu8h)npB,"ectrer maDbpltii,* Unwillingly he held his fury as he Slowly Abram Berman raised his times. Mnylifl the work's too k w l " , ! , , , n Lipke told him as she ,took her declsuro rlSRi oud coten, end dean,out; turned. from they boy to his wife. head. He'looked long and closely into for him, I wish-" sho broke off. £".!..«in ioora la dock. parture. his son's face.

"Bennie," his voice "Mama, I ask you—leave me with "Anyway, lie look* lino In the mornNot long after, another caller made Harry H. Lapidus, Fres.-Treas. broke on the'name—"Bennie^—my only ings" "YeB. The nice one—just like new a visit to the little store. Mrs. Berman my son."

W. G. Ure. Secretary.

"Yen, yen," hi* father culled hack. _ The door swung to between them son—'' then reverently: "May God be roll top and the lock and had hardly risen, from her chair when merciful unto us and bless us, and "1 been yearn bulldln' up a bunlntfa' """II ,"*"", Omaha Fixture & he had reached her' station at the as she srank back from the look in cause the light of His countenance to for him, but ho think* heV got toj ,,!? I"8' middle of the shop.' If was a blue- his face. !

Supply Co. eB> wnrk down town. He'd look a lot; coated police officer whose face was , Once more he faced the boy. No shine upon us'Come."

"Manufactured in Omaha" • COMFLKTE 6TORE AMD I n M I r BB mm a a n sseell 1o me, Mum, right here lit1 As they passed through the store 1 * J * ? *™ . * ; "" ,, familiar to her. | doubt now in Bonnie's mind that his O F F I C B o S , „..;; ._ .,„„.„., „„„ i me that.

My Minnie's husband's got BAKEK ICE MACHINE CO room' a 'penitent boy flung himself homo HIIII not to drained up," "Howdo, Mrs. Berman, Is your father knew. Without a word Abram pointed to a spot before his feet. down before his mother, his head burm e l»,000 "Miin •' ' r Mams Herman sighed again, heavl- to have a ilenk. Hc'a BO busy In the husband about?"SnUwMt dan "He's back" there," she pointed, Sraggingly tho boy drew near,' terri- ried in her lap, She cradled it in her If, us lifr «•>(•» returned to tho win- conlvuctin' like I told you. Lots of -. EI*ri>Rtti «nrt I)«OBIS» Mtrceti.: new housed goi' :ip, and he's got to wonderingly, aa he' disappeared! fied, yet fascinated. He could not arms aa she would a baby, rocking dow. It wa» dingy and tho letter* j m v e a aesk"in «h« dining room. i gently to, and fro, her tears dropping In thin white paint, "Abrem „.„,,,„ w o u W Mr> Berman sell hie." through the ripkety dqbttvay; at the! have fed had he known this moment OMAlU. NT.U in his rumpled hair.

Ikriniin Old nnil Kcnewcd Furni"I don't known" Mrs. Berman rear. Mama Dorman »»nlc Into her was to be his last. When he reached Abram Berman bent above them, hurilly legible. .Tho win- paled. Her sallow skin blended with rocker and returned %tr sewing but the spot .Where,,his father stood imture," 1 .law occupied, with the door, about , h o f.,,ied ..leather behind her head. her keen ears we're'strained. Blue- movable, ' lashed raised aloft, the "Never mind, Mania, never' mind. coated officers going about'an emrld young man fell' to one knee and We've got a way—it won't be so bad, »!! tlio front of the tumbling two- « He 's savin' it f;r Bennie.".

I take: him'to'the jail, but hewon't story, frunw building. But, as tho -\ttl i jmow, but.he's had it BOarouse- the - curiosity of less simple- burled hl»" ^witcfyihg .'face in his g5i 3ISP; I-fiTMjSTKOMA HA*5 stay'there; tie's coming home,' Mama. .-.,'„' minded folk than Mrs. Bdrman. - ' hands. rotmh, ungainly nhell hou«M the \onK, What do v^u thinkT" '••• Only then Abram'spoke, controlling Beniiie's coming home, to stay!" pearl, no Abram Herman's shop "I don't know. Better aslc Papa." f'Ah, tljfre you ire;.'Mr. Berman, In t)ie. doorway they paused. Abram himself, lest his.fury choke bis words, huuspil many peuH—In the furniture Mama Berman trembled, wondering Busy as usual, I see."' i -'r' ' ' '.•' r llne-for Abram wan an artist. Ho if p a p a would relinquish-Ms dream. • Abram.Herman peored at the bluo "Little did J ever think to hold a «on- looked back at Mama smiling faintly as she wiped her tears. He smiled, too. fcw. an artlat, yet, but lio worked . Mrs. Lipke placed each hand firmlycoat with -faint recognition. "Hello, vlct's lash over j(pu, my only son. Lit: BUTTER fi(i«S with «aw nml glue and varnish brush. On the r.nns ofhrr rocker, torudown Mr, Officer, Yes, yes,'always busy. tle did I think to.take, my boy by the Tljen .he, spoVe, softly. "Mind you, Vest who bought at a bargiiin a |, c n v l i y bI ,,| h o a v c j n e r s e i f o hed What you doing here?" collar and drag him to the police Mama, \vhile I'm gone^—mind you— • •'.'.:. ; .

Council don't sell that deBk!"—Jewish Ledger.

"I'm looking for that son of yours, station." neatly nirtnlcd, newly vnmlnhcd tabin fret, "1 will" 1307 Howard St. At. 8028 The boy doubted his ears, "Papa!" or ilmlr would ever luivo drennird , A few steps brought her to the Mr. Berman. Where.ii hel" ' Omaha, Nebr. .Time and tide must wait for the \tliiit "He's not'here iiow;:;He'B got a ho' pleaded. wrctk It hail been when ( workroom door.

Yes, We go, when I have finished traffic Sop.. ' v ' Abram llermmi picked It up for aj A gruy-halrcd, near-sighted little good job, down .town." i ; •with you here—you thief I" At the In Omaha' ''••' ' T l l A , ATTOnNE* mnn peered cltscly through his I "I'd like to see him about some word the dam of his control broke. ' . SSMVtcN Trudt llld».

Mama tlermnn wn.i tho Ralcumnn | glustcn :it a shining red phonograph thing."

"My God I I could mark you for life."

NOTICE'W, •lfOKKCL.tiaUBE OB1 '.'Oh,-you can't have hini for a job of tho firm, Except for the hour or ( on whotso surface he had Just cornCHATTEL 5IOB.TGAGB .

The arm holding the lash aloft Bhook ' £30 nooro»—200 Unlht Notice Is hereby given tlinl tlic underon the police force.

That's a good two n iliiy upptit «t her home work plctcd n glassy finish. He wus mrnod Itoomi for tl&tl ' > •wildly* "You e«me here, you thief, ellfneil, l l will-on w i l l o n Juno EUth. 11(20, 1 1 , at 10:09 Operatrd

by Bplil'T ilijtelt Co.., joke on you, .officer.

He's got a dressIn the itwmm nliovo tlio nhop, sho oc- UWMIO of her preaenw until her ll)o A i f i c kitrret A, tS tS., att 4077 P Pacific kitrret, Omalu Omalu, home to your mother, the little mother o'clock PubHc Accotntinti and Audittn N b k , -ncll.lo tho hlehcst bidder (or ebo rujilftl n fofkrr, ifowddd conveniently, pounds creaked t > two st;p« peril- up job in a clothing' store, down that you let sit in there, day after day, cash!, . town, that boy has." Frlde of son ISADORE ABRAMSON l n dining d i table bl cloned OnO uked Hudson Conch, Model 1023. <lt)»o to tho nlflc, i, y -wearing out, doing tho work that you Motor .No,-r.>Ml'.\ »li cylinders, came natural to one of Abram's'race UJHIII thitl, llcrfl Mio tat and darned n j by a clinllcl mortgoge signed by "Mr, Berman, howdol" should do, you, bum! Fine clothes; cWn.v' e11.

Marrit In, favor of the Lincoln INCOME TAX SERVICE and what business was It to this man or iiKitilfd or frequently rend her Ho looked up, dark eyes sharp beswell jot), fine friends!" he Bneered. Motor COIUPDDV and attslcDed to the Cenptajer Iwok between runtomcrii. Sho hind hi» glasses. "Ah, Mrs. Upkc. what unfulfilled hopes were heavy "Yes, you see where your fine friends tral lnvciiHiitHt Corporation and asalgDed SYSTEMS—AUDITS to Joe Itostinhpl.-wUlcb sold cbnttel mortm y fiillhful to her tank, kow- How aro you?" He faced hor, brush within a father's breast.

B&$v w'u?' dnted December 8th," 1020,' and INVESTIGATIONS get you—where you belong—in jail! nlcd'tor record In the offlw of tho County The ofUcers'B face grew serious <u h b d b tiow jcutouoly hher husband be-' In hand.

For vyour mother's sake, for your Clerk of Douglas.County .Nebrrnko, oo t i e i§*ftainn he looked pityingly at the jlttjji. near490 Brandcis Theater Building of Utpember. 102i f wry moment Hint called "Mr. Berman, I only want to bother father's Bake;' 111 thrash you good. tSth'du'y -Hold pile will be for the purpose at lorePhone Atlantic 1450 . him from hln •hop.

• ' ". . j you n minute. I asked your wife, but sighted man. "Mr, Berman, I'm'sorry, This one thing 1 got to show you," he CIOBUIB mlil-cb&ttip emorlffaeo and BntlBfrnig the'ninount' du ' tbenon, to-wlt; tho Nhe won a thill, little, Fallow wo-, sho don't know. My' Minnie's hu»- but I'm here to arrest you boy. He's screamed, "what the jail can't teach •urn of. $14-7.00 nml nccrulne coitn. inan, her imiylnit liair parted In tho bmid'n (jot to hnvo a desk. He's doln' gotten into bad company—and he's •you—what-you owe good parents!"

Dated thta l i t day of Jane, WM. ,- j p E •UOSENTHAL. Mortgagee. gone wrong."

• lnliMlo iinil drawn tightly to a knot lino In the contraetln'." iioi my my boy." uuj. jnurnro. ovrmoii, A s t h o ! a * b 'descended, the boy "Not Abram At the Imtk (if tier head, Heated ln| Abrnm Ucrman nodded as absently peered closely Into tho' odlcor's face. I turned on his' knees and flung both liir iwlifr, rtw r,(pmfil engulfed In a| n» If he had not heard. .-. J. HURWITZ ™W - ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ * , MB of fufnlturfl wliow wovrs rollftlj "1 said to myself you got a fine , "Yes, Be^le. He'.bb*W handling * tling sound came through the boy's got two' of h« Experienced Hebrew Teacher stolcn goods. tip IIIHUI h#r, but never receded, She desk here, Decn Btandln' for soVeral clenched teeth. The lash struck—but op'ene'd a pmato Hebrew school HM furniture, of course, but tho J years—never used. 1 like-you should pals in jail, now ani} they'have con-i it did not touch the boy. Instead, a ; fcased. He's in on it, too. We've got livid scar appeared upon tho polished at Synagogue, 24th and Nicholas v««r» ntwnyn rapidly replaced sell It to me, Mr. facrmnn."i "Streets:—thone We. 1235.

VDesk?" (lucstloncd Abram doubt- tho goods on him. It's a fact."'.' 1 surface of the glassy red phonograph lij1 htlier Article* in need ot repair, . Out in the store a Uttlo old woman atanding-ppriloualy dose. ' , I tow |ir*nt!y the r(lticwc<l plecca fully. »Uioil forth from the old ns muth ai | "Yce, that nice roll top one that you pressed her head to the oharp edge of Abram Barman stared, his arms l« Piiyi "the mel I've been touched' Kot n«aln«t the wall in there." Sho the table beside her and pressed and nencless at his sides. That scar hurt, pressed that sho might not cry aloud; 1 lung a /nt arm wide, by ihv iii»»letV hnmll A half-darned »ock «Hd from,her l a p j t o a On tMs fileasflntly warm spring. "That desk I No! That's for BenBennle looked up wonderingly, then to the floor, illy, MtK, Upkp, o iirospecllve eUn-jnle.' quickened to fake advantage-of the "I'll have to take htm right, along, Pnip|st3 and Stationers tiirwr, licnveil Irtrtelf, throuBii. the "But ho never UBCS It, Mr. Berman." pause. "Papa, listen. Give' me a, • • .'. fi-fiht it<wr ttmt Iwrely mlmltted tier Mrs. Lipke felt argumentative. They Mr.Bemian." nanlb lotb dim* chaticc," ho begged. "I never, did "He's not.here," said a little man nttit »Tiiillr,l uiirfully down the jpatli seemed no stubborn— and sho did wrong before.'

It's the gang.

They | liiwisnl Mnmn tlotfimn's lmven. Ar- j ^aiit that desk. "It JUBt stands these turned to stone. Shoulder*, with a natural droop, droopfd lower and tlnftl tttpre, Mts, Llphe dropped, and collecta dust—not bills. Do stayed so; nnlls of long Blonder ari into n rocker items* the aisle' suppose Bennlo will ever use It7 tlatto fingers bit Into palms and stay* Mfs, llcfniiin. Mrs. Lipke was| "Yes." ed to; eyes fastened upon the shiny & f « t 'i Irnhft, and 1»» pound* of, "When?" fflfiiilnfft?, the two worntn wens old "I don't know, Mrs. Lipke, I don't red phonograph and stayed so. It Mountain sceneryiseven leyi, rivers and mountains ft if ml*, ; know, Some day he's going to come vtut almost o> if he slept—he stood so motionless.' ,. : : •'• more inspiring and vaca- —hundreds or even thou"tUlto, Mr*. Lipfce."

• I home ta his father and he's goto' to "Well, of course, we'll get htm tion days are happier when sands of miles to the folks "HP-I!O, Sir?, Uerman! How you say, '1'flpa'—Abram Berman's dark the end of the trail reveals back home. «» kltiy-" ' eyes kindled—'1'apa, I'll stay home wherever ho it," the officer said, not the Blue Bell sign. For "I fet#« fine, How's jour folks?"_ and work with you We'll build a fine unkindly, as he started for tho door.

You will enjoy telling the then you know you are 'AH well fift'l Imsy, thank (ind.' store, we'll carry a fine line. I'll Mil Then ha turned. "You're a good roan, home folks about your trip near home.

Mr. Berman.'.

It's too' bad.

If he #ert<ifl<!aw'« thin' fine flow In' tha | the goods, you'll nmko the old stuff •doi' well." The artist stepped ' with a tslight fieuriiih and hie work.

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ba»l«M«, I'm u . happy, look nice,' and we'll put Mama m should^como h«W you'll Wn&nhim to police ijtaUoii,:*anf..jwaT .'UK - -i,- Yea - eteaM N « how some clean housekeeping rooms, where theiAbram Berman did not hear, nkt be it, W» flit live together m' she can cook and funs around like the "Ho sure knows by this time we're tesfesmt Wit n«» 8Bd Minnie, like* to and rest When she's tired.' after Wm. but If ho should' como to say my that that some some Any, day, Mrs. Jlrs.l ft . s \mt tern, lls'ij Jif.il Hk«ftson to He's gol gol' to yg you'll b and when ho ho dae» Im I'm soi soi1 (o I home for onythlng brlnjth him M> Mrs, Itertmn, t ssy «fery tfjtjf to tilpfce,, and gay, 'I'm happy to lake you lnW| '"F won't you, MrHerman 1" Uimir, 'Tlifttife (lat, yen got e l ' n't you Mr Herman 1" piHnefshlp, my son. Here's your, "Ml t»in« him in," Abram echoed mm *te'«ft*e«Rf t e y e a r thickly, without moving, 09 a sleeper ttesfe:'" . a* bf r o*(t wn orauM h*, if «fe« might speak oat of a (imam. , "*>. you won't l e n t go?" «^,* ii'nt IHe tmiti. Mn, B „-.... »~ here's- Then cama a btu««il stt'fr.on ttis "Hi, t, wenVHtit telt'il* ««!• *yo^-" t«»< sen^in-lftw -outer • stair leading' to tht living

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