A false friend, like .*! s only 3DPPDSE ET "WAS TOUR LANDLORD. The other day -while waiting turn to have a hit of surplus removed irom my head, s. young Jewish gentleman; who has requested me to -forget: his Tiaine, entered ihe barber shop wherein !l vma -waiting. After greetmg ; me : :he iaok a look at the barber chairs. One containecl an individual whose -face /was covered with lather; 'only. his ~nbse shovdng. "Harry Sirverman;" he said, and then turning -to -the. barber, JdMngly, "cut 'his throat!" The barber laughed — Tvhat else .could he do. Then 'ihe lather-came off the :man!s face, -and - Io rand -behold, .a transformation l a d iaken place. Instead of th^ around, laughing- face of Harry, a complete Estranged showed .himself. Ky-friend hastily left ihe iihop.
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OMAHA, JsPEBRASKA, TMUKSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1926
J. C. C. DANCE: SATURDAY EVENING The Jewish Co^mrmity Center TDance will he 'h^/p&turday -evenmg September J2S,;;at the JeiEiKh Community Center auditorium. The dance is ihe" feature enteriahnnent trraction l>eing planned by the Jewish Community Center •during the coming season. .Many novelty . entertainments have been planned by the committee in charge.
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VOL. 'V—NO. 41
Fcderatkss -Center liia-sctere te> Meet.
There will ire a. meeting of thi; lixecutive Coimni'ttfie and the Board of Directors of the Jewish ox n am EIPPEK. Welfare Federation; also of the Eanbi ^ . "GrqdJaiiBky: says: T h i s Delegates IVfjin All Parts of Board of Trustees and Directors of Robe Carl -ITfcile, Acting ^ taiy of Labor, Makes .Lengthy the Jewish Community Center on day of all days should be observed Coimtry Attend the Statement Rqpirding The Tuesday evening, September 21st Opening by the "Jewish ^populace. As this i s JJfew Measure at $. o'clock at the Jewish Comone of the largest and most impor- Prominent Sgeakerk of National deputation p munity Center. The purpose x>i the tant "holidays -on ih&.*Jewish calender, HARRY LAPIDUS HONORED S ik H i h C Spejik Here D During -the Campaign meeting is to greet the new MANY PROTESTS AGAINST all Omaha Jews should ^feel dt their AT DEDICATION PLAN ASH VOICED IN U. S. Superintendent, Mr. Samoel Gerduty i o -visit, ihe- synagogues and Plans anfl jieparatiqns iox a United Palestine Campaign are i e p a q s o U p g Denver, Colo.,—(Special CorresEOB, .who arrived the first of Sep:J atonei-forrany-ahiE they rmay 3mv£ dp ill ~b l h d d Washington, 'D. C. — Interesting g pl p^t e campaign gl pondence)—"This B'aai B'rith Infirm- tember. " ; alone :dnxing : the year. -lEhey. .should being / ' 3 as planned will ~be launched durb _ details of the plans of the Labor Be: ing:the>wesk;of Septeinbex 26 to October 3. ary Building -.-oSf ihe Jsational Jewish conduct ^themselves --throughout the SE tl db Wednesday 26 dt Oevening t b i 3 of .prominerit men of psrtmeirt for the abolition of ihe A t a i ^ W d Hospital at Denver "is a ^monument to day ^as^a -good-Jew, and not be drawn "the cormnuriity complete ^lans i d l t i t th present quota system and the putting were announced relative to the the rare -tningling of -scalii;ter.tality, toward the tendencies of -this modern campaign. -ATnnTig-rft>f> jprnTTtmiynt, men who will be in Omaha 1 into effect of the national origin plan day i o be somewhat lax i n tiie ^per- during -fche campaign "week "will be Dr. Telix A. Iievy, ratibt of Wall Was Built by King Agsippa practicality and "justice. It should- be were given in s statement by Eobe forming of -fceir /holiday duty. J t Temple ^Emmaiiiiel of Chicago, Maurice Samuel, iamous author, During Jewish War with Romans f the pride of all ihe Jrrcr of the Carl White, Acting Secretary of United States". "would not "hurt if "our ^people would lieon Gelhnan, Yiddish ^writer and lecturer. An attempt is^ being" Labor. Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) — This was the key-note message in not only observe this day but con- made t o secure Eabbi Abba Bfllel Silver of Cleveland to address The department already is planInstallation of Officers "Will progress in the excavations of fee the dedicatory exercises which marked tinue ip live a s irue Jews throughout a gathering-according" to^^ the committee in charge. ning f OT operation of the immigration Be Held. Agrippa "Wall, the third wall "which the achievement of -another milestone law under the new national origins Omaha's quote-for this ;campaign separate causes, all • which are im- -surrounded Jerusalem during the \rar in the progress and growth of the Eahbi Trederick Cohn says: , is $25,000 which-mnst be rxaised dur- portant i o the -Jewish people of against the "Romans, "was announced National Jewish "Hospital at Denver, Installation of the new officers of 1 plan, through an inter-departmental the Y. M. and T. "W. E. A. organisa- committee'in -which "Walter "W. UUP"Tom JSppur, as ihe Day of ing the campaign "week. A public America, I feel certain that Omaha here by Dr. Elieser Sukenik, -who when the f 500300-00 B'nai Infirmary Atonement, should see joot only Every banquet -will-Tprobably be held lilon- will ^respond as favorably as it has was awarded a scholarship in archae- Building was dedicated Septembers. tions will take place at the first big band, Second Assistant Secretary of Jew "at one" -with himself, his fellow day evening, September J27, at -which in the past," said A. I. Xulakofsky, ology at Dropsie College, and who is Leading ministers of all faiths rn open meeting which will be held! Labor, 'if the department's TepTesen•man and £is God, "hut should see all iime the .nationally- known guests chairman of the local Jleren Hayesod. now in charge of the excavations of Denver participated in the ceremonies Monday, September 20th, at the Jew- j tati-pe, '•Secretary White stated. ish Community Center. i The law provides that the SecreJews united in everything "feat con- -will ;.be iiieiirincipal-speakers. A mass Thelollowhig connnitteeswere.apand blessed the healing work of the FoUowing are the officers who will j taries of Labor, Commerce and State Palestille cerns the "welfare of 3ews and of -meeting is being-planned for Tues- pointed at the meetmg- Wednesday1 National Jewish Hospital. Society at the wall in Jerusalem. be installed: Sam Zacharia, president; shall jointly, HE soon as feasible, Judaism. Every Jew should respond day evening, September 28. evening to make final plans for the Parts of the wall were discovered j National leaders Attend Grace Eosenstein, vice-president; "Eva J -prepare s statement showing- the liberally io the call i o help his -suf- The TJnited Talestine Appeal -which c a m p a i g n : " . . .. . • Men and -women, leaders in pMlart-l Satamn, secretary; Staaitey I". l«vin,|-number of nationals of other coun•fering leHaw-Jews across the seas, is being headed~by Bpibi .Bfephen B. Tic*-Chairmen: Mai -Fromfein, I>T. O. C in July 1925. The ^greater part of the wall has now been unearthed, in- ihropic actratieB in -iberr -communi- ireasnrgr; Ben M«Ega.-n, reporter; i iries -resident in continental United as. •well a s . do his utmost for the ' - . ~ • •• t combines iour separate ,caases, GoMners. - : 3Iass 3Ieetinc Committee: Mai PramEffl, furtherance of "Judaism -in this coun- The^Keren Hayesod Taundation Pund, chairman r Josrepli Wotf. Jake Betiin. cluding ihe fumicUtHdiE 0? t&e w^all ties, attsnded ine Dedication from lallj "David T'irfnnan and .ISorssE Givot,| States, as determined i>3' the United which are four mefeit. -wide. The "Fred 3£artzman,! States census of 1890, so se^e as the try, for the sake of the 500a name The Jewish National ©md, : The Ead- •Utrrris -Mmkin, Mis. ~3H. ierenson. Committee: I. Zi«iSleT, •northern side of the ^-wall -was un-parts cf the. Country, ^videiicing ;by1 .sergEssts-at-firms; of the Jew,"and the strengthening of presence .the "nBtaonal impoTtsnce! athletic director, and "Maurice Alperin] popaiation basis for determining and "the :Hebrew University. man." ' 'J, «" * covered in its entirety. The work of of V -the Jewish cause, •which is ihe cause the occasion. Prominent among I snd Iiouis Lipp, -members to the exe- i quotas oi immigratior. from the campaign has .-met "with iavor 3*nblirtty Cmnmlrtee: KatisaB Yaffie. Executive Committee: Fred WStte. Snm excavation.lasted, far over a month the visiting guests were many B'nai' cntive committee. !of inmanity^ ctbraughxrat-the Tsroxld.n ihrougont *the* comitiry. I respective foreign countries. AltschtilHT, X'Kecfelfa, John Fcldman.ilor- and has been discontinued until next "The three -.secretaries, Mr. Ur. and Mrs. JL. SHrermnn. "Omaha Jevzry, should ^respond to Tis Jlinkin. .B'rith Leaders, among whom were E.S Mrs. 'Ricklie Boasberg-will present ^alaiafsky. "Di. Di. o f l n . IT. H . s, Sam 3Bl?3s, Jo^. Golflner." Watt Irriu Staift. H.0trp*rr and fe. Bavrs-," THEY'RE :fh*s jcampaign^SB .jit iisjfliE. first lime A. 1-d ^alaiafsky. tt I ^task~*rhieh• "of the --tgefHarry H."Lapidus, Omaha, ^je CEiver". Bymen Slxrier, Maoriee Al-! SecreteTT White said, "haw not .yet ND anbre -wiS -yexcis n. "Mr. aisa "Mrs. Z. xtrchaeologistE: is to find the connec- of Districts 2 and - 8 jresnectively i psrin, and Bess Heykin make up the J prepare'ff 'their report, so thsre ; through the 3It:-"Js,' Saffe. M.TB.3I.X*TenEon. T leather heels ^resound asked to contribute :to the "Palestine Bher.TCm. Bher.-TCm. Holzman, Hlzman, H Henrr e r r i o u T , I. tion between "tiie third wall and the under -whose leadfirship SS50,O0D.0O S cast. A laTge crowd is expected. > nothing: tr say as to that. You lobby ;of the- Jewish Community" cause," said " A Woll. W l l DT. D A K A; Kinnro, Dr. S&. White, local chair- Ziesler. H. A. 1 second wall. G. Wohl, Morris Milder, Harry MaJaslioct, j recall perhaps, that Statistician TTPwas raised for the Infirmary Building . Center. P a r now ;two large, soft TUgB .man. Mrs. A. H Homm, , J . J . Friedman.. A." P . The excavators also .unearthed a y t a , B . G. Shaliiro, J. Goldstein. OMAHAN'S ON RIALTO STAGE | .vor, long-conisected with the CaTnepic Other B'nai. B'rith leaders . -present have been ^placed over the hard floor. "The state of Nebraska is respond-' Kaiman J.- Simon. Dr. S. Greenbers. Abe large building c f the Byzantine included ^Joseph, Jlerbach, Philadel-| Institute, compiled B statement oi The Tugs are heauidful rto gaze upon, ±n& io ihe call of the many Jewish Goldrtelii, XiOnis Simair.' Nathan E. Green, Giventer and Louis Kap-j . Cmamlttw: 2HTS>Sllrerman,.M.rt3. period, the walls of which are two phia, Executive Secretary of District! what the effect of the origins plsn of and feel better to ihe Jeet than women,- ^aiail children fwho are 'A.Bauuuet Roxnia. Irvin Stalmaster. Mrs. I . BosIan, both Omahans' axe appearing on 3, Ha-urice Hapheld and Bichard Gut-i determining would be om the different l o o k . . • • • . . ' . . • g .4» obtain ^dmittkrice to enbers:. Sam Bebftt.- 'Mrs. B . "a. "Sixnon, 1rosters wiae. Chas. Tjexirtson. iErs. M. lieTensoa, One hundred and ninety-six feet of stadt, both o£ San Erancisco. Presi- j i h e Uialto stag« next week, Both countries. According to his fiptiK>^. Palestme," said J . J , "Fieidniah, state "SITS. Mis. S. Eobinson, Mrs. J . XinBnian, "HfTare expert dancers and have Germany, Norway, Sweden and IreSHE DIDN'T TORGET. man AnertiacS, Dr. PhlHp Sher, I>r. SI. G. the wall was uncovered in July 1925. dent and Sscretarj-, respectively, of) Wohl. John Feldman, los. Bosecthal. A. Halfway along these excavations, a Orpheum time. Dr. James S. -Goetz had a birthday District 4; Julius M. Eahn, Chicago,) land would be reduced in the quotes "Smce this JS .an appeal lor four ter and Kaplan -were winners of sev- from the*' countries while Tuesday, but I s didnt know it until tour projecting northward was un- President District 6; X>eopold Strauss, his "wife informed him of ihat fact. earthed, two sides of the tower be- "Montgomery, Alabama, President eral Charleston contests here. Four Britain would gain in Timt Palestine Will Grow to Large Dominion "And -what did yon do ihat day?" ing uncovered. This tower was con-District 7; and Henry. Monsky, Oma- other members of the art are also , is an -imofficial estimate, however. sweet young lady -asked him. Tteongh Jewish Colonization, Sir structed of unusually massive mason- ha, Nebraska, member of the Interna- appearing here. ! and the official figures have yet to ht ry, one ^tone being sixteen feet long. "Well," Doc answered, ' T didn'-t I determined. tional Executive Committee of the • ; iVMred Mond Tells Canada Zionists The tower is thirty-two feet square I "There have been many profeept.r -play ^poker, and 3 didn't stay up unB'nai B'rith. Hundreds of messages PRTN'CE OF WALES TO VISIT PALESTINE IK AFRILJ voiced against the national origins coincides with the measurements of delicitation were received from til 2 &.rm." "Our People Z%e IteingT^ell in PaiesiMie,5' He Declares; Compares and given by Josephus. , „ ~ , ,_, __. j plan of determining imroigTRtion per B'nai B'rith leaders .and lodges. I^lesthie to Canada; Sees Big Economic Ifature "When -Sammy "Kaufman first enter. - ( J . T. A ) - T h , Prmce P a t o? It is evident that this wall was Dr. "Wm. S. ^Friedman, Founder and Oi to Country's Strategic Position Ed ^professional baseball, "thus necesof Wales will visit Palestine during carefully conceived, but is shows Tice-President of the ^National Jewish business of Congress, not of the sitatmg bis dropping irom the Jewish. April of next year, it was learned I ministrEtive functions of the signs of hasty construction in some Hospital, and Chairman of the Board, -movement," he continued. "He "paid Community Center team, 1 heard Montreal, Canada.--The parts. I ment of Labor, The national presided at the Dedication exercises here today. r ^prophecies ihat the J. C. C. team i a d ihat the settlhig iof"Jews in Palestine great tribute to the-British ^Empire The purpose of the Prince's journe3 ' law, which the president approved «"v and gave the address of Welcome. lead to the~formation xri another and said.loyalty to Britain was a part no chance. That prophecy seems i o to Palestine will be to dedicate the May 26,1824, is presumed to take f be Greetings from "the City of Denver of ihe creed of "English 3ews and ihe have -come rfcruE. The 13 to 5 lose dominion in ihe. ^British Unipire J. C. a NOTES cemetary on Mount Scopus. -place of ihe -present quota, with it* were brought by Mayor Benjamin F. experienced by DUT Jewish lads Sun- thai of Canada "was made by Sir-Al- Jews intend i o assist in the stabilizaGeneral Sir George MacDonoug'h, masi-num of ,2BD,000 immigrants frtnt, Stapleton.. The Key to the Infirmary The courses now available at day by the hands of ihe Julien Chev- fred Mond, former -member of the iion of the Empire. Sir Frederic Ivenyom and Lord Arthur all countries. Unless the Congypw Building was presented to the Hosthe Jewish Community Center will •Talestine is filled with prosperous, rolets, cut all hopes the boys might British Cabinet .and leading Zionist, stress the cultural side of Jewish pital by David E. Harlem, Chairman Brown arrived in Alexandria yester- should -repeal the origine law of 1P24. educated, intelligent Jews—a nation who has arrived "here on a irwo have had. "But then we can still feel life. There will be classes in Tid- x£ the Buildings and Grounds Com- day and will proceed to Palestine te it automstfeally, beginning: next Jaty. proud. Throughout, our boya were month's -visit which will also bring of high culture, artistic and musical. p r e i e n t quote All modern inventions are being dish folk music, talks on the origin mittee, and accepted on behalf jof the inspect the war graves on behalf of j ^ r^tmee:iiu recorded with no misdeeds or unfair him to the United States. the-British war Graves Commission, .^^ ^ %spm_m a x i r a T O i of 150,«tO. Hospital by -Win. B. "Wootner, Presiadapted to ihe Jiew land and "three of types of Jewish music, plays in The "prediction was made by Sir They will also attend the dedication of according to Alfred in an address which he deliver- •mammoth electric -plants have been "Yiddish, studies of Jewish writers, dent of ihfi Institution.. a new memorial chapel on ihe Mount T h e wm; law says, among othmt stage. By FTed "White, chairman of i h e ed at a luncheon given in his -honor built. The Bronze iribnte tablets which oi Olives. things, that ihe antrasl i{uota wf -any "The .consistent endeavors of Dr. have been -.placed in the Joyer of -the Palestine Appeal drive for ?25,000 m by the Zionist Federation of Canada. nationality shall be two per cent «* Registration is now open for Weizmaim, leader in the Zionist "As a business man 1 went to PalInfirmary, as .a ioken of appreciation SINAI TO BE ANNEXED TO the Omaha: number of foreipn-bom indH-fthe following classes: movement, in the face of the greatest to E. J . Schanfarber and Harry Lapi'^Palestine is ioday the only haven estine in 1921 to criticize the proposed j ^ PALESTINE IS RUMOK d u a k o f B E t i o n a i i t y , resident it, Jewish, history dus, and ihe marble tablets on "which of Tefuge for ihe unfortunate Jew of immigration io Palestine. B u t ! found difficulties, have _been largely responcontinental United .States, m dete Jewish literature sible for the progress in Palestine." are inscribed :the names of the comEurope and a Tehabitated Palestine that Palestine was .a good fbusiness Berlin.—{J. T. J..}—The Sinai pen^ .^nfted States-census mined ^ Jewish philosophy • Sir Alfred urged his hearers to see mittees in ihe -fund-Taishig -eSorts, insula will be annexed to .Palestine, -will afford him an opportunity to proposition' and was amazed at the Jewish -ehics were unveiled by Dr. JMcsiman and according to reports from Port Said 1890, bat ihe minimum quote of «n; become selfsupporting. Over 100,000 favorable situation there,' 1 found the Talestine for themselves. If they Jewish problems. went, they would be among rathers, soil -fertile, ihe climate favorable, the responses were made by Mr. Schanf- to the "Dllstein newspaper syndicate. nationality .ahall be 100. It says, 'flute Jews .have been admitted into Palesthe annual ipota of any nationalitf all interested in ihe same -problems, good and our arber and Mr. lapldus. tine from devasted Europe since ihe agricultural industry The report states that ihe construc- for the .fiscal year beginning July 1, 7 he declared. A class in Hebrew is being orpeople domg well, ' he stated. Balfour declaration. At the Dedication Banquet in the ganized for girls and boys of high evening, at which J£r^ Henry ISonsky tion of a harbor in Port Fuad is a 1827, and lor each fiscal year there'The work", of reconstruction had "The United Palestine Appeal prelininary step of the Palestine gov- after, shfdl be -* timnber which was toastmaster, all the. delegates ernment to etend the Briish mandate the sasBSf. -x$tk> to IiO,©80 as drive io be held in Omaha ihe week been carried onin ihe face of ihe bit- OMAHA CHAPTER 1*0. 1 A. 1L. A. school age. voiced the cnthHsissnT of ihe occasion to the Sinai peninsula. of September 26 to October 3, will terest opposition/' -' ; number of inhabitants in ^Women's gym classes are al- and rre-dfidicated ihemselvTes to reTwo subsequent -visits to Palestme have for its purpose the continuation Omaha Chapter 2*o. 1 of ihe Order ready in :full swing. These classes tal United States in 182.0 Imving in 1923 and 1925 ^revealed to Sir .Al- of Aleph Zadik Aleph will hold footnewed effort in behalf of the National of ihis work. material totaling $150,000.00 Districts national origin bears to the "Dmaha.Jewry has not been called fred progress unparalleled in any ball practice ihis Sunday morning a t are held Tuesdays and Thursdays Jewish Hospital, when it was pointed 4 and 7 have undertaken to raise this j number -of inhsMtsntE in from 10:30 i;o 11:30, from 4:00 to upon to give to ihe Palestine Appeal other section of the -world. thirty third and Cass streets. Practice o:00, and from 7:30 to 8:30, with out that die operation of the B'nai fund, and pending the completion of United Stated .in 1920," 'Talestine and Canada are exactly -for over three -years, .and undoubtedly will start at ten o'clock sharp under 30 minutes in ihe pool after each B'rith Infirmary Building will neees- iheir efforts the mortgage -of $150,— •sitate ;an increase of $75,000.00 anwill respond to this call generously, alike," the speaker said. "The country direction of Coach "Ben Side. class. OSM5.00 has been ordered placed on the 1 C1TZA ASFIEJIS TO is rich hi agricultural -value, but is nually in ifae nxaistenanee budget of as it has in fhe past, so that Omaha FOW3GE IN HOTTMAStl* building and District 1 will initiate j faced with the" same colonization ihe "Natitsnal Jewish'"Hospital. may go over the top -with the other ^problems." The physical irammg departits campaign during the coming year. SIR HERBERT SAMUEL American cities!" S13CJr0«KI fflortgage Plstsed y.—(J. T. A.)~^Profes»oapJa«*. The B'nai B'rith Infirmary BuildingHe ie£erred to 4he Tecent bill in the TACATION RESORT TO ATTEND ment is now xeady io advise memThe biffiiness nieeting ©f the Hosandcr CUSB, leader of th* bers of the J. C. C. tm all matters was in complete operation on Dedica^British Parliament authorizing a large ROSH BASHAKAH SERT1CES -pital Assfciaticm was held on Friday of health, exsreise, and diet, oaction Day and the happiness radiating axsti-SsniitBE, described hie SISTERHOOD STYLE SHOW loan -to equip a- complete harbor on following the Dedication, and •by'-xtncording to Itfr. Ed Burdick, -physifrom the patients in the bailding was with regard to ihe the coast of Palestine. This harbor Munich,—(J. T, A.)—Sir Herbert SEPTEMBER 28th *r holds a very j t r a t e ^ c position as in- Samuel, former High Commissioner cal director. Speciall reducing animaus rote of .'.«I1 presenta mort- eloquent of the humanitarian service in if. caw hr gage «f $150,010.10 was ordered classes are now being formed for which "will be performed within its .As ihe opening affair of .the season, deed does ihe whole of Palestme. The of Palestme, will spend Hosh Hashpowrr. "men and -women. placed upcm the Inftrmaxy Bufidrng. -walls. "With approximately 100 -pa- At » faenqovt hj his ihe Sisterhood "of Israel's style show speaker showed how the ^Palestine anah here. Of the ?SO0,0K.CK5 jiescessary f OT-ihe tientEP rooms and the very latest fa- TF OT. tbe of his movement was leading to ifee formaSir Herbert, vrho spent his vacation will so off tion of another dominion like Canada in Schwartzwald, informed the Mun- Pre-^season basket-ball leagues erection snd of the B*nai cilities for the treatment of Jar ad- i h e held Tuesday, September -28th, be th»t Onsa p. .m. in ihe :new auditorium of -ihat would he of "inestimable value ich Kehillah thai he -will com* here i o are being started for -women, Jun- B'rith Infirmary Sailding only$S»0,- vanced cases, the 'Wrm B'rith Infirmary Bcllding will increase the caior A boys, and Seniors-Anyone Prime Minister of the -not only to the Jews, but also i o the attend the services. 000.00 {the sum raised fay District £ "Temple -Israel, .at Park avenue and "The -Zionist group and others in- who registers can play now, and and 6) was available for this purpose, pacity of the National Jewish "Hospitfeckson ,-str^ets. 'The show will he British Umpire. . -'. - "To ^ny -dying iiay,;J[ shall -bejproua tended to arrange ,a reception in his teams will be - chosen from those .and' on the day of the Dedication the al to 300 Patients and will make it *Sam 3Ber2beTjg, directed a?y ; signed up. »iaaee-,i§Ld- to jsay ihat I -was '* -member iff "the Hospital "were tssnf ranted the most modem Institution tS. .its will be in "Use Country, .with his -visit i s 3n ajmrlyjirrvate cagacit-y-. as "Sax Jsber issd
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PAGE 2^-THE JEWISH PRESS, .93TOESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1926 B'rith is attractive to the Jew" in the that would permit' of the expansion new financial plan for the grand that people should be judged not by opinion. Middle" West because it furnishes a that these activities- require. Those lodge. The §2,000,000 campaign was what they claim or profess to be, but "The B'nai B'rith," he went on, medium of jexpression. It gives him of our Jewish community who are notthe outgrowth of his plan. When the by that which their performances "has never limited its activities to •vi , ,^-f-- "' Published every 'Ibnrsflay at Omaba. Nebraska, by an opportunity to take part in prob- affiliated with the B'nai B'rith are occasion arrived for the selection of prove them" to be," he said. "I have ministrations to the -physical atid .•• Y;If£O L^EE. JEWf?H>:ERESS PUBLISHING COMPANY lems in which he is vitally interested. just as vitally interested in these a general chairman, the logical man always had the same feeling regard- •material needs of' our fellowmcn. It ' " Office:. 49Q Brandeia Theatre Building — Telephone; ATlantic 1450. ; He knows! wha^ it stands -for and special activities as those who areto head the drives was Henry Mons- ing organisations. It is not so much has assumed the more important and .; • - . NATHAtf & GBEEN, Manager. what it has done and Is doing for him. members and the Order is entitled to ky, There seemed to be no question what the B'nai B'rith stands for that perhaps much more difficult task of Subscription Price, one.yeai Naturally, he enlists. , The Jew of and will undoubtedly receive the sup- ahout if. Opinion was unanimous. interests me, but it is rather its re- ministering to the soul of ow people V .$2.50. Advertising rates, famished on application. New York and elsewhere in the East port of every Jew whose heart is re- A letter was merely written to Mr. cord of achievement and its demon- In endeavoring to upbuild the spirit1 is as much the beneficiary of the sponsive to the cause of his people Monsky telling him that all corres- stration in the past of the practical ual life of our people we have a task CHANGE OB ADDRESS—Please give both tbe old nod new address: tie sans ana give your name. splendid activity of the Order as trie and who is interested in the future of pondence in regard to the campaign value of its principles. I am more more constnjetive and more enduring Judaism" was being forwarded to him, and intensely interested in its ever alert- than, the simpler task of relieving • The Jewish Press is ffapplted by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (Jewish Jew in Omaha, but in part due to his Mention of the Hillel Foundations indifference to the problems ( I speak that he should immediately select his ness" to^every question or problem vit- distress and alleviating want. The Correspondence, Bureau) with cabled and telegraphic Jewish news, in addition ally affecting the interest of the Jew; latter service is essential to prevent to feature articles and correspondences from-all important Jewish centers, now of the inactive Jew), in part due which the I. Oi B. B. has already committee- men. inquiries regarding 'news itenis credited to this Agency will be gladly to his lack of information, concern- established at four Mid-Western colin its service, unselfishly given again suffering—the former is essential to For Henry Monsky, acceptance of answered if addressed to Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 621 Broadway, New ing the Order, and partly because of leges—the University of Wisconsin, and again, whenever the call issues the very life of Israel, It avails this job was, as well, the most natxots. vaty." • -• the University of Illinois, the Univerthe many and varied other activities ural thing in the world. He has been forth. But even its past record is not nothing to preserve the body if you I '* •» worthy and indispensable some of sity of Ohio, and Ann Arbor, Michi- head of many drives — this "tall, the most important consideration with neglect and starve the soul. Jewish PAY OP ATONEMENT them, others quite unnecessary, he has gan, to preserve the Jewish conscious- good-looking, genial man from the me -which I come to evaluate the culture, greater faith, more intense ness of the university student, Wests" He formulated the plan for B'nai B'rith. interest in Jewish problems by the .•• Qn'Saturday^ September 18, the Jewish people throughout not become affiliated." brought our talk to another one of Omaha's first Community Chest, was Jevr, are the watchwords of the day". "1 see in it a vital and virile force While he was still working his way the world; will celebrate the annual Day of Atonement, or Yom Mr. Monsky's enthusiasms. The.B'nai its first vice-president, and played a in Jewish life; an organization which, through Creighton University, Henry Kippuiv It-will be ^ushered in on-Friday evening- with a solemn Monsky became active .in Jewish work. B'rith Hillel Foundation,movement," great part in putting over its first because of'fts history, its traditions, Wet Wash ..,..„ u service in all the Synagogues; and will be devoted to prayer and He was a Ben B'rith at eighteen; he said ^decisively, "is to my mindr an financial campaign. He was a moving its large membership (which under Serai-Flat . fasting.!. A Memorial Service in honor of the'departed" will be held president of "the local lodge when he epochal event in the history of' Ju- force in the campaign for a new its new program will be many times Rough Dry , during the day. The Day of AtorfentenCis"an=ahci6ht institution, was but twenty-seven, and " shortly daism. The university students in Father Flanagan's Home for home- multiplied, l a m sure) because "of the AMERICAN WET WASH.; part becobje the leaders of the dating back to early,Bible times, j'lt is observed,Toy]all,loyal' Jews thereafter, a delegate to the district large less boys. He served as president of democratic and representative char- 2808 Cnir,ir:g St. Hsmey 0881 coming generation and if we are to whether Reform or Orthodox, through toiia'abstin'ence^frpin busi- grand lodge. Today, at thirty-six, a have leaders endowed with a Jewish the Nebraska Conference of Social acter of the Order, has a potentiality in multitudinous civic activiWoirk. He took an active part in to which-*no other agency can lay ness occupations, as Well as. from all food, drink, and. carnal pleas- leader ties, a moving force in philanthropy consciousness, inibued with the true •establishing a girl's school operated claim. It presents the finest piece of ures. The majestic liturgy and glorious, music of the day> stir the involving many races, creeds and reli- Jewish spirit and loyal to the faith the Episcopalian Church. He is machinery for service, in any Jewish DIA^IOND Jew to the depths of his. soul, lead him to remove the stumbling gions, a highly successful attorney, of their fathers, it is precisely during by vice-president and a member of the cause, national or international in its this period of attendance at the uni-' HEADQUARTERS scope, extent.- It has been characterblocks from his spiritual path, and refresh in his mind the sacred the name of this young man ranks versity, when in the absence of a executive committee of the boy ized as a -world-wide Jewish tribunal, GIFT high in Jewish leadership in the ideals for .which Israel lias lived and struggler for thousands of steadying influence, the Jewish stud- scouts. He was active in establish- representative of. tvorld--wide Jewish Middle West, " " • 'COUNSELORS years amid all odds and perils. The earnest thinking accompanied ents drift away .from I their people ing a $1,000,000 home for the Elk's "West of the Alleghanies," he con- and their church, that we"nfust give Lodge in Omaha. The Volunteers of by heart-searching, induced by the devotions of the day, render it tinued, "you will hear the name of the them attention and instruction. In America and other sectarian and nona truly blessed day of God in the life of the Jewish people. B'nai B'rith more often perhaps than the work of the Hillel Foundations we sectarian organizations asked and obWHOLESALE AN1> KETAIL * ~' ' ' "> '~ that of any other -organization. Our are cultivating Jewish values, we are tained his services. He took a part JEWELERS ; THE FEAST OF TABERNACLES OR SUCCOTH Jewish lives center about it All keeping Jews Jewish. Our people in all the Jewish War Relief drives "M&smfaetured in Diamond Importers This year the" Feast of Tabernacles falls on Wednesday even- shades of-Jewish opinion are repre- will survive only if our. leaders of held under the auspices of the Ame- BAKEK' !CE;M£CfHNE CO. 214-216 &ty N&ti Bsnk Bidg. sented in the ranks, of our Order. ,Jt tomorrow are men and women quali- rican ^Jewish Relief Committee. He ing, September 22nd. and Thursday, September-23rd and continues furnishes EstabKsbed 1894 a common .platform for all fied by training and inspired by an Was state Vice-chairman of four of for seven days. The Law (Lev. XXIII, 34, 43) commands the who boast of the precious heritage intimate knowledge and true appre- these 'campaigns. He aided greatly Israelite to dwell in booths for seven days, commencing on the ,of the Jew, upon which, common plat- ciation of their heritage to carry on in raising fiinds for a half million fifteenth,day of the seventh month (Tishri) to remind him that form they are afforded <an opportunity the work of their forbears." dollar; Jewish Community Center in] of! God jcaused the children of Israel to dwell in booths when He led to serve.-.the cause of their people The projected two million dollar Omaha, and is now vice-president the. Center, besides being1 on the 1 them out of the land of Egypt. The eighth day was ordained "to and humanity. - • , - : - : , campaign will raise funds to extend executive committee of the Jewish! to serve you with a choice line of delicatessen be kept as a "solemn assembly." This will be observed on the Wed- "I am a, Zionist.. Not perhaps in the Hillel Foundation movement. This, Welfare both miiches and flaish. Federation. the sense that this would be undernesday evening and Thursday following, September twenty-ninth stood, if no further explanation were however, is not its sole purpose. It All these things mean that he Try our gefilte fish and manirta fish. and thirtieth,. ; made. I have not participated ac- will further the work of the Anti- knotvs thoroughly the mechanics of J Defamation League, the development tively in the deliberations of the ZionA part of the ceremonial of the day, the Law ordains that the of Aleph Zadik Aleph, a Junior B'nai the job he is about to undertake, and} ;. . A complete line of smoked meats, fish and groIsraelite shall take on the first day of the festival "the fruit of the ist Organization as'such. I have B'rith, and the extension of an in- that ihs local leadership.will be sup- } ceries. tributed-to and aided actively in all planted now by national fame. The! goodly tree, the branches of palm trees, the boughs of thick-leaved appeals for the Keren Hayesod, Pales- tensive cultural program for the JewCLOSED SATURDAYS—OPEN SUNDAYS - A:; trees and willows of "the brook, and to rejoice before the Lord." tine Restoration Fund,, and the nu- ish home, in addition to financing the high faith that he has in the move- j to which he is about to devote j •• ' 1509.North 24 Street This is observed, by bringing citron fruit, palm branch, myrtle «nd merous other activities for the up-building of Garden City in Palestine. ment his energies seems to assure its sueDr. Boris Bogen is to be associated willow into the house of God. In the book of Nehemiah VIII, 15, building of Palestine. Aside from the with Mr. Monsky as campaign direc- cessr. . is a detailed description of the celebration of this festival in bib- political aspect of Zionism, I look up- tor at-the offices in Cincinnati. "It has always been my philosphy on the .problem as one of economic lical days. " • a - conslnicHve relief pro- This task of heading the drive was The festival is in intent and ceremonial a thanksgiving festi- necessity, gram' that "will benefit large numbers not assigned to: Mr. Monsky;—rather Let Us Hel? Yea "Keep ( W val, intertwining gratitude-for God's mery unto the people of of our co-religionists and at the same it grew upon him. At t i e last con~ Israel amidst the nations, of the world, with thankfulness for his time yield the important by-product stitutional grand lodge convention ; bounty and grace to each individual. It is the harvest festival of rebuilding a Jewish - cultural and held in Atlantic City in 1925, Mr. 1S19 California Street ATlantic 62iSl. ' ! and the earliest thanksgiving feast, the type after which the religious center most desirable - and Monsky, a s . chairman of the subundoubtedly conducive ^to a,brighter committee on ^finance, propoafed a American Thanksgiving Day was fashioned. ' • and better future status of.tiie Jew Given, by the ;- • - The-custom of .dwelling-in .temporary:huts or booths is not the world over. ' I- know ;th'at the : only to remind the Israelite of the wanderings of his ancestors in B'n'ai • B'rilh embraces thousands of r the wilderness, but also-toi'ecallto'his mind that God has kept men .who do not feel as I "do about at the Zionism/ and yet we work together in who rec&ifly opened at his home,' 2429 'Decatur Street, We. 3527, , % him throughout the y6&r amidst "all life's uncertainties..- . complete harmony for the ideals ij The festival has of late been used to encourage charity. The which we hold in common. "We^ are -" fruits of the field are brought into God's house as a sign of thank- Jews; we" wish td foster the' highest wishes t o announce Ifeaf he' just received for the eomtnjr Hlsrh HoUdaj-s a b i g 1" fulness and after the service are sent to the hospitals or the poor cultural'standards-of 6nr people, to assortment of"MncIisoHii-Trfth t h e best KngHsli translation, beautifully bound, aUo « t o l l - l i n e ol Sevr Xear .Greeting: cards with nice envelopes s t veay reSsouablo prices. * of the city... The attempt has of late been made to have the chil- engage inHPellowship as Jews. It is 20th. and Dodge St. dreritak'e a'central partr in1 the observance of this" festival. ~ very significant that among the purEveryone, w t o BO far purchased from me Tnlethim silk and wool Tphiliin, of our $2,0000,000 fund is that Meziuothea, and SotlcHm '*-ith o'cd wittioiit English translation, have expressed Admission $1.00'per Couple : It is the custom of the Synagogue to signalize the close of the poses their greatest satisfaction with the prices and qualities. . "•" it shall provide loans for the buildMUSIC BY GILBERT JAFFE'S ORCHESTRA ; holy days of the early- autumn season by a festival thoroughly ing" bf homes in "Garden City, a model I a m also expecting Tory soon Ethrogim ODd Ltilovin for the holiday of SUCCOUL. . . . . . £ . . . • ' • Tickets good for a chance on a round-trip ', characteristic of our religion, known as Simchath Torah, "the home colony in PalestinB." '" • i' - - excursion to the Sesqui-Centennia! Expo, rejoicing in the Law." The last section of the Pentateuchal weekly ' The phrase °as Jews" recurring in sition in Philadelphia. lessons is read on this day, and is followed immediately by the Mr. Monsky's statements, his empha-Tickets -may be secured from J. C. C. Dining Room :U:l;r:r.!4^ * reading of the first .part .ofGenesis. sis on, Jewishness, prompted me" to question him' .regarding his outlook on' the general" problems of. Jewish life in America. "I" do'believe/1 he said/'that the solution of the Jewish question lies not •H >, Henry Monsky, of Omaha, Declares That Jew of Smaller Commu- in tiny 'tendency towards" assimilation . nity is in Closer Contact with the Problems and Activities or a drifting away from Judaism, or of his People'Than his Metropolitan Brother. through t any other similar cours.es of least resistance, but on the contrary,. is, .By'LOUIS POPKIN "' . " in the full'realization of our Jewish! jjj Ask for in most of the matters whicn con- an individualized viewpoint? Is.his individuality; and in the developement Gesundheit a t all Grocery eernworl4 Jewry,, New York acts, as opportunity to retain his Jewish,con- of a profound- and universal Jewish | 111] spokesman; 'it's" millions and' a half sciousness greater or less than that of consciousness on the part-of the Jew and Drug Stores Jews, 'its numerous Jewish -^institu- his brother in the East?' Then and only then, shall we as a "A Smile in Every Can" tions and schools and' temples give it Mr. Monsky shook his head. He distinct' group jnalie our fullest con- jii priority. And so it.'often happens spoke forcefully and with, emphasis. tribution to social betterment- and :: "OUR BEST AD IS INSIDE T H E CAN' that the New York, ppiiit of, view is "The reaction of the Jew of the! then only, shall "we command the re:!? i accepted 'as the Jewish1 viewpoint of Middle West to Jewish Problems' is spect in fullest measure of the nonAmerica.'' In the growfrig characteris- not very different from that of the Jew. '' -' '• tically; American , cities ~_beyohd the Jew in the East,"'he said.- "There-is, "The Y. M. H. A. and Y. W. H. A. ' LOCAL DISlTllBUTOKS Mississippi, a distinctive point of however, this marked difference be- activities, the Jewish - Community ::: view, thoroughly Jewish and' yet na- tween-^Jews living in the.larger cen- Centers thai-have, been erected in the z:: ^HERMAN MERCANTILE CO. tive to ffie soil is developing "with a ters of population and - those in the last few years throughout the country leadership which bids soon to pass the smaller communities. Except in .times and noticeably-in the Mid-West, the BOLE WESTERN DISTRIBUTORS boundaries^ of sectionalism. Henry of great emergency, a large percent- extensive .building program, (houses Tkey judge you so of ten by the way Monsky, :of-Omaha, Nebraska, whose age of the Jewish population in At- of worship and Jewish public instituname" has been announced by Alfred lantic seaboard cities and in the very tions of other kinds) indicate better y©u dress. They'll learn later about • M. Cohen, international .president of large cities, are only indifferently in- than anything I might say the seemthe fine ideas you have in your head; the^L 0.. B. B. to head a, § 2,000,000 terested in Jewish problems. Occa- ing religious and cultural reawekem but the first thing they see is the national drive to be held this Fall to sional campaign efforts or financial ing of the Jew in .America, and this style on your back .. -. . , .extend, the cultural..activities of the appeals will reach them, but ordina; activity, not induced by outside iuOrder, is just ^uch (a leader — a man rOy they will hot be found participat: fluency but seemingly spontaneous in from the Middle West, who before the ing in Jewish activities. In communi- its character, reassures me of the yeaT is out wijl be a national figure. ties in the Middle West and in the necessity for'ahd the resultant neCedanvood tan—the best color for fall; the rich: University trained, Ja, successful attor- West you" will'find the major part of cessarily enthusiastic response ' t h a t shades you find in and under the bark . ney, equally energetic on behalf of the Jewish population actively Inter- will be.'enjoyed b<rthe-B'nai' B'rith's of the cedar tree Jewish welfare in, £ale.st|ne, Poland, ested in one or jnore Jewish activi- program for the further development and Omaha, this" "typic&l man from ties. I do not think that it is so much of Jewish .cultural activities in Amer" . - , - . , , . . the Mill-West is to act as the repre- a matter of difference in point' of ica. sentative of s,n international order. view. It is'niore the result'of an'in- '• "If the B'nai B'rith pursues' its - Theire "was something of curiosity in timate contact with Jewish proijlems present constructive prograrn unyield,jny manner as I came to interview and activities enjoyed by the smaller ingly." 'he went on;,1 "its future, is my i-ir.f- him at the jQhic'ago I?esoft Iloicl whisre community 'Jew. -The Jew in' the opinion, As to become the strongest he fi^d .called'a conference of' B'nai larger center of population doe? not' and most vital Jewish agency in the B'ritK, leaders 'from all parts'of the, havetbis contact. He \vould, and he] worMl"* It should', even to a greatfef j';"' trnitea^SfeW'to; p!an for thW fcrflt- will , undoubtedly. respond juct as extent than heretofore,'participate iff readily if and when a practical way • every imp'orfcant 'Jewish activity.' The \:f,' '.'"-"Tell Jnei" 1'suggested' at 'the' out- is found to reach him. *'• special activities of the Order, includIll;'- 'feet^'whethe/.the Middje ^yester.n Je%v "Take the B'nai B'rith as an jn- ing the Anti-Defamation League wotfc, CORRECT APPARfel FOR. MEN AND WOMEN
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stride vn£h the "Get -talk by 3S!x- S. Gersun, the aiew .sitpsr-. intendsnt 01 the Jevrisn Community Center. The Ecaoksr ^ended Tritb the •fammiR lilr. Dixon's interpretation srf Siplm's "Boats."
Samuel, former Higti Comrnisskmer xatsuji, liave "£axnily Salt, - _ cf .Palestine, will .not proceed to the applied i n -court -to -change their : .Soil until peas are tneder. I£ United St&te£__this_ name "to .Trsvers. The applicants deit leamed iiere today, j clarefl that 4he? 'ist& csntinnaS trouble neater. SHOET I3SS
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Those "wishing -to join Trrang S onions, , Judaean clubs can do so Bimdsy, 1 carrot, ^ September 29, at .2:30 5. m., st -fee 2 ^reen ^jejraer, sliced, H r . Iten Euhby returned linns Jewish Community Center. Girls and P Honday niter a "week's -mil in Chi- boys "from the apes of nine to sixteen 'Put .mast .and -.vegetables in i-oaster-i "*' or stewpaij large enough ±b 'bold all i cago, Illinois. .axe • eligible. "Young Judasan clubs serve ifae Adfi snuagh water -.to' cover' "bottom 1 The ladies' Aid .Society "held a •purpose of training Kshools in xS. kettle eta inch. "Salt "2nd pepper, j
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Cistern rings BOOTS IB .-stack. the (J. TL A.}—The aurnr of | meeting !Enfisday .afteranon -at One hanr '^hslore SErviiiE, :add 5"ix WKIiDTKgS Jewish children are p "to love .Srasmsteia in the ConuniXDist Party! Tiome of ~Mrs. 1. Gilinsty. large xa 12 jzmal] ;satstnss."B&ke-vnth and respect JeTrish -people. SOMOKEE—13PSEY im rthe Boidet government .under Ms | ana U r s . Tja.nl Thilipp anuntil 'bro\rn''and tender. ana TVTTS. David JLapsey pseudoriyHi of .X>eo& Trotaky has ibeen '•• nounce the .engagement of -fheir liliss JEUXUCE 3Uehman, daughter of! " Any information may be secured and 3Irs. 3L D. Jlichaian, left {{from IMr, iind Sirs. "H. T.. XCTEDSOR. .Angeles, CalxL, annannne "tfaE xaax- daughter, Plaren.ce, to lilr. a .source cf -"{jrauble "to msnv PINEAPPLE PIE InrXinroln, Kebr., to BiitHr'Call Atlantic S507. name -is .similar ±0 Eraraiateir.'s as- | * T i a ^ .of their daughter l e a I D Dr. Lehmann, son nf JUr. and jflrs. IF.S. hTuesday Talks of S -Eggs,Br sophomore year at ine University Tiiilip Homonefc, .on September EEV- Ixehmann of Chicago, Illinois. ^ o j 1 good tablespoon Ths £rst rassting this fieason of "Two inaiKhester "Jevdsh Entth, :at lancnhi, jKebrnska/IThB rere- definite date has been set ior "the of i • ^ -cup- sugar, .' the Omaha chapter of Hadassah 1BADOSE"'JS 'jciamy ~rcas -performed by IBabbi JStsr-"wedding. and 2IXE. Julius Barron and talte place Tuesday afternoon, Sept. -of TimnnplB 3Jiuii Jeshuxhn and 2 cups -Water, • IKCCIME TAX SERVICE . Xobhie ^Eosenhtal amraunce the baby son 'of Sfaenandoah, lovra, "whs 2B, at ihe Jetrish Community Center. "by K r . ^tnd ISrs. Joseph S slices jjineappte cut :fins. have 'been spending the rholidijys bsre An outline of activities for the fall Engagement of her -daughter .Belle , "brother and sister-in-law JOL Cook jiinsappie i n :double Vvith SLrs. "Barron's -psrente, J3Ir. and be given, as vrell as 2. Tepcsrt cu GenevievB to' David S. Werner of TKVESIXGATIONS of - I-Iggs; aiM -2 tahteSeat "the bride. 3Irs. ~B. jSarkavitz, jslurned home 1 ^ s activities of the national Sadas-sugary -sp OH "feie Ur. Uomanek, -who lisjmyw connected Sioux City, HDva, son of ~llr. L. Sunday and aTe expected ~tD -return first "Hadassah card -party '49© '.BrBHtteis 'Theater Biiiidinj -with the -medical .faculty a£ -the Uni-"Weiner of Chicago, HI. "Miss JRosen- here tndaj7 ID "visit over Tom Hippur. vrill take -place October 13. The hos; Ph«me ATiantic .1450 versity of -Nebraska, .attended .ths fhal .attended Central High school. tesses for ibis affair vdll be an-CEU.ST date l a s bacn ior the -rodJoyce Tnjiden of Sitrnx City, lovrz., ^Prague and "Vienna "Universities .in .-Roar, ; •who bas been "Visiting "here TOT Snounced in a later issue. Europe. H e i s n graduate nf Xtjyola, ding. . one-third xup Grisco, •weeks, "left "Tuesday iov Itrwa University i n Chicago" jind continued Chicago", Ths Poali S a n organisation .Barry S . lispidus, .PreE,-Trea5. -in post graduate 'work at iihe Univer- 31 orris and Uathan Jacobs and Dave City, -where he is a student at "the hold its 33i£0.e Sunday evening, -Bspt. S u c h of salt, .. ,, . ^Einch of iaking 310-svdai, Sher spml Sunday in Xincoln. W. G. UTE. SecrstETy, sity nf HlmoiB. University of ; 19, at the Jevrish Community Center. "Water to mis32rs. IRamanek i s a graduate t>f "the "Mr. 3$en Xnbby feturned to Dmahn Messrs. DavTrreiaen ^ d Clyde There Tdll also be a literary -pro-j Dake;crust -first. ..' .
University of INebzaska, ^an jSandgy ^morning, niter spending- a j of this city, and ^Paul Gnld-!£ram. Hho TEau, .and a 3*hi HJeta "JEappa in: "wreak in Chicago. SEEBEET S ASHIEL •stein -of Dmaha, spent the schrflarshm. i 9 i e i a s "taken tpost .gradl City, IMo. -COME TO ~C. 5. 1-in Sugarman, Omaha -pioneer, uate -wreck -at Columbia, attthe_4meriMY can -Academy of Dramatic Arts • in «"ho "has inr ihe-past 35 :yeaiE resided j 3Ia.than Richards -and baby JT7\ London.—(1. T. A.)—5ir Herbert j itnd a t the "University of in 3L.os Angeles, California, lis Btpp- are spending the "holidays "with her \FAVORITE 31ENU rvnTnTTiip Several Tears Iinig at,-the Sanford imteL3Hr.Sugar- parents, B in a n d 3Irs. 3labin, b i j a£O .she played opposite lilrs. 3S. John1- man "will visit liere forabont amonth. Sioux City, lovra. 3Ir. Sichards re- ! 3IRS. S. KA S y, Urandeis i n s comninnity motion ^ 'manager of J. C. C.Dining Room* \\ tuiE nf Omaha, and "has smce then -Special .attention is called to ihu turned home after spending Hosh confirmed Iher dramatic "work in the children's service to be conducted Hashonah there. «• ^^giB^^p^,^ Tom JKppur -noon starting 5EETICE TOU SIX "Mrs. louis jBernstem und .infant 3&Kt miri 3n "Xos Angeles. JTh© j'oung couple sre "taking nn ex- at 12:00 Saturday, September IS. The daughter, -Shirley [Margaret, "were Pruix Cocktail children Trill sing hymns and ^ead t a k e n [home "from the" J e n n i e S d d tenBive .lumByitinon trip -to ~flie Green Split Pea Soup :£he responses" and Ulr. "W. ~L. Hblz-' s o n hospital on S u n d a y . sific coast, iichidrng JMeiaco. Braised 'Short Hibs -Eomonek esjiects to Tesume i i s jttac- man "will deliver a short .address. Potatoes Peas, Carrots 3 I r . ^ n d 3 l r s . ZErarik "Walton o f -tice abouti- October fcst, at-which tune Tom Hippur services vrill be Iheld 3?lattsmouth, Keb., spent "tie holidays Pineapple Cream TIB d MRS.'-LEVENSOX'S "ftisv -vdll -reside at the Austin -apart- Tfiday evening, .September 17, at B Tea here -with jilrs. "Walton!s .parents, 3I ments. 'MUSIC SHOP o'clock, at Temple "Israel. "Ur. Cobn'£ and 3Irs. 3:. Gilmsky. I! n i O T COCKTAIL 3Inslc lar all TUStSBmESKs -st subject -will "be "Tbe Sabbath of Sab1 cup diced pmeapple. GROUP OF baths." Saturday morning, J>r. Cdbn St. 1 cup diced oranges. STDDENHS JENBOUIE vrill speak' on "The People, of Club i i diced grapefruit. fleparting ±rain rnrriop away •Covenant" The subject of "the Ztfix well; add cne tablsspram ifol TTUe another 3ad tnr lassie iro some far, orial sermon ^ ttlMs's sugar; top with cherry. Talus.-"ATHLEETIC CLTJE distant "school. .Jknd JJS iire "train ~pulls The Thorpean Athletic club started GKEEX SPLIT PEA 5O"CP Dnt, school 2ooms large and vary The Sunday school of Temple -vital, and Omaha and -vacation days Israel -will not open September IS, iIits "winter ^season "with SL -double bar- To one cup peas which :have been -action -m -a smoker -am! -installa- soaked over night in two quarts gradually "become -smaller and small- as announced, but -on'-the iolhrwing tion of officers. The folio-• >.£ took er, .and -further a-wsy. v^ .Sepitember 2G, as the -nenv the oath of offfice: Tresideiit, "Leon watsr, add xhe follo-sving -vegfetables running them through"a 2ood shop-Semard Theoaore -win leave ' the is oiot Ulendelson; vice-jiresident, Horris j CT. 22nd of .this .month -for Chicago, a^-rariklm; secretary, Sdward Subackr j ^ ' ^^o^ where be-will -.attend ibe Chicago .Art ...3&t. and HIis. A..J- Poska treasurer, Sam Treidel; athletic 2 small stalks celery, "the birth ax a daughter, Geraldme Institute. ILois 3ieichsriherg will enter Ihe I Ann, September 22th, -at ths Clarkstm director, Joe Hrestiil; TSporter.Henrj- 1 large carrot, "Weisbsrg; sergeant-at-arms, "Harry University of Wisconsin, a,t jUadismi. Hospital. Mrs. Poska "was JSKHS-Sarah Shirley Abrams, daughter Hay'km and David Xatzman: board | DEB To Drake TJi of "trustees, -Joe Dandy, Gharlss; In Omaha go Simon Slichnick, ior- nf TSLT. -ana 3Srs. D. Ahrams. Iowa, 1 mer Abraham "Lincoln JHigh ^football "licyd Sdwards, 21 month old son FeDman, and Isaac Sternhill. •5fae imoireiii si life out of tap. 3Lr. 3IendelEon said, 'jrpon -a.e=spting, •wiaduw* -of ihe 'Ermrs.. ..£1star. of lilr. and Ittrs. XieonaTd Cherniss, the chair, that he has some "novel. SMS limaas—SOO S u t b s -pres*. .Snt I-OVE -was <ioml Knnms tnr'Sl.SO iSIiss "Sita ICantel -will .attend the J passed EWET Sunday at the S-wedish events "in store ior hi? adiainistra-, at Jher Columbia University a t 3STew Tnfk; Missian Hospital, after an illness of tion which will -make the Thorpean Cit two Drganization Dne of Ins outstanding The 'University nf Ulinols \rill harre i e r ±<p> -wmtek itsx The funeral 'vras held at Due o'clock young men's institutions in the mid- ! '^Monday-^.t the Jewish Puneral "Home. die west. He inriher stated that tn JOB Turner .and Sammy Hauiman vail "both so to St. Charles, in "Helena, ISLr. and David J». Peder and carrv out these plans -more members li*. &iiEian»—-•m&a&py—-sznile BVTVEll and EGGS. ^Montana. daughter, Aileen Phyllis, -vdll leavE. are -needed, and suggested a memi a t e Goldstein left Sunday lor the .the ^first uf -nest week lor their Tiome bership campaign. Cauntdl BluHs. la. "University of ^Nebraska. ^Nebraska in 3Iiami Seachj Tlorida. ISirs. Peder Joe Erestul. new msbletic director, itati. also cclahn Uliss Pearl -Slierman, and Ailecn Phyllis visited :hsre dur- announced that -a T-h-orpsan Athletic' lEtta Prish, ]Earl ZELulakoSty, ing "the .summer -with "Sirs. Peder's chxb handball tournament is the first . on the bill. The winner .of this jftxthur Ereen, Ullis Shafton, Tloe ^sarents, ISr. and J l r s . A. ^B. Alpirn. thmg g Stern, lEd 3losen1ial, l i s t e r lapians.'i^Ir. Feder arrived Tiere .last-Tveek. Bruce & contest -will be -sent to "the jj .. ' ' 'On: tfes .Carl Gugerihsim m Thermopolis, ern A. A. TJ. taurnamenis, -sdiichwill J BEENABIKE BE.G1L4TES Heller of Columbus, J Wjnraring, and Doma Tabraff of Dsbe held this ^£all. The liandball meet • jj ists and -S spent ISIanduy in Omaha. that is -being -held on -the J . C. C \ «ai^O»-«B Hnnfti roth K nrwt courts has drawn -Three Df :the Thor- j Ben Shapiro :motared t o "Lincoln, 3Ir. Julius ;Helphand of Tanltton, into iiffi semi-finals. Tliese are j ., jilonday morning. p Snttth ^Dakota, spent the holidays Xean "Mendelson, Herman Segelman, Trere ^visiting Tvdth bis mother, ZJIrs. "Leo Chaiken spent the rairly part -and Carl Sokolof. A the speedhts- of ths newly j S. IHelphand. of the week ia. Xincoln. elected officers, the smdker iell into ! 3SIiss INatalie Peflmutter of "CHicafollowing their "honeymoon ha i 50, Til., ~v?hx> has been visiting here Europe, lEabbi -S. X. Starrels of i e r -mother, 32rs. "E. Pleishman, Tsmple 3Tiai Jeihurum, Unoaln, TEAB GREETING Sunday ifor -her home -town. "3Ir. asd JSTB. Herman H. IMiite J ; INehr., 'and 3Irs. Starrels, are residand son, Xee, 4124 Califnmia ," jffiss Pearl -Sherman -entertained sis. ing at the Cornhusker Hotel in XinSt., -vrish all their relatives and t j coln. .party atlher jhome iriends a happy and -prosper-.couples a t -a ous 3few Tear. 1i •Priday evening. Grace Xevm, daughter of jBtrs. j[da I\ IHrs. .Bamusl X.. "Wassermann and Xevin, is ccmvaleseing at the Nicholas 211 .Senn ioBpital afterva -SEvere ilhiEss. daughter, Sarah, of ^"Washington, Di C , ar£ -visiiing -in Dmaha with 3ilrs. Wassermaim's parents, ISIr. and i Sosher, Tresh, Salt & Smokefi j Herman ZZifi C-onncil "Bliife ^N
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Oriroldfnend.JMR.A.JLEVISE, is "well knoi\Ti to eTerj^one. 1ms taken over the agency of the Kosher Star Sausage Manufacturing Company of Chicago. Prom now on, he "will do Ms best. to -ssiisry every customer. "I nope,1"' says Mr. Le^^ine, "that jail my friends -. T\i2 patromze xoe, and I "wish -all my customers iand all the Jews of Omaha .a Happy .and Prosperous New 3031 2^o. 19th -Street
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JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, *1926 career will he followed closely, by his youngsters are 'likely prospects for Omaha, friends while he is attending next years tennis tesin. school and,-afterwards^ .y . . . -• HANDBALL— 5 ' " : - ' The J. Cs O, 'handbaU tourney is FOOTBALlrone by } Dave Chesnau is looked upon- at s w x , g^ l' o a}done-as ««.T I i r-vt, • ; Omaha University as the most valu- one the finals axe' .being, eliminated. ./Hie" jJevnsh. •.Cooirftunityn Center able man on the "Red" line.- Dave is The-meet W& has gvne to the,semibaseball! club last-.-Sunclfyr-at. Fort an old time letter man at the Omaha finals ycfth'ihe exception of the lower Omaha ended•tiieir-'se^sorryby-taking institution and is expected to strut his bracket., <• .», J. the stuff in great style this fall. > Hertnan-, Segelmar^ "defeated Leon Julian i Qievrolets',. - in,- a T city -series Benny Block, Nathan Marcus, Sol Me^dels4n,Jas^'Xue.sda5; night at the c game [ Miroff and Louis Weiner are putting Center "|». two,£ames,. 21^16, 2L-5, to game. ./ **;* '" ' "The Jnl^ansl'qjonte'd^the1 offerings of up a stiff fight for places on-the Tech- enter *h^s ' ^ and "Paul ^Goldstein Al Handle* and Danny'Boden to all nical High grid machine. Block was ^jpeet.-.mNa 'aiktcb" aiktcb thi§ week the corners 'df; the lot 'for ten'.hits and fullback on the '25 Maroon steam rol- will ^jpeet..mNa tbirteen^runs. - T i e Jewish-lads-were ler while Miroff was also a member of winner'to"play.!Cart Sofcolbf j n the able to'scpre xmry, three-hits-and five the'first squad. The-'work of Marcus lower bracket pif^tKe. semi-finals. The runs, ^he* Center in the yearling games of last fall winner 'to meet Segelman for the put- up «ihe, nfest miserable- exhibition closely-resembled that of "All State", crown. of the-national-pastime seen'in many JoVPrerost's sweeping end runs "and; a day.i-TIje .boys evidently had no broken field running, Weiner-played] SUMMING— 1 desire f$r prolonging., tfie play for the a neaf game - at end on "the Maroon! The. Tw^Tria'ngle, Club of Lincoln, city, senss-'.games' and committed no second -team -and" will* be-^rserious 'a. group of youngsters between the less th$$i, eight .errors ^besides pulling contender vtfor. ^-^ing* berthL.oh: the ages of twelve and sateen, .sponsored off several foolish-misplays.- *first team.y^Miroff sufferedsan injured by Lincoln Chapter No,- ,4, of the Catchp* Givehter allowed the Julians knee last year thus" preventing- him Order of Aleph Zadik -Aleph defeated to steaj&no less than tvyelve* bases on -from playing-in the required .number the B'nai Ami agfoup.of local ydunghim. of quarters _and gaining his^tetter.- -' •sler»;]ih"" a'.duai .swimming me€^ last * Corenman, A. Weitz-and Rosenblatt The-practice work of 'Eliaer Green* Saturday n i t e i n the Center Natatorpoled qut the only-Center-hits of the berg,' one "hundred and * eighty <five/ uam by the score of 38 to SO. day. Gerenman's -clout--going for pound tackle at Central riigh is-beau- " The swimming of the Novacoff three aapks while-Aawn's-bingle was tiful to-behold.- The husky Jewish' brothers1 and the fancy diving of good f9&a trip to second. -Rosenblatt lead is the'only man on the "Hilltop thirteen" year old Abie Grossman was fqUowe^therprocession, *' socia- Camp" with a sure cinch for the first thev piece de resistance of the evening. X • ble single. '•• ,' '• \ri team. Elmer i s playing his third and The diving contest settled the scoring Al ^gmdler" at tipipr last year-on'the.Piirple'"grid machine; dual. .Lincoln took-" firsts -second and lent byi-:fis;.evidenwid !byand indications are that he- wilM)e .p strikebiitsi'td his credlf."'•''.' ' tough bird'ta stop. r 1 : , i h e boys T mo*nr suits -are now "resting in ^ %-where the Bernard SMmrfiel i s fighting;fiercly ing'a,t fefc«x£^rnqth -_"h«Us -till: another for his Tetter and advance-Idppe^indir Ami defeated.i#a%: Tfro Wangles: in a cycle of ^rt^offsarbwd'agam^ ^rt^offsiarjbwd'agam^ The c'ates that his fight- will not be' in close 1 game J^eori- Forman's ball players_>\rill -^QS^ .devote ; their vain. He is making a determined, bid homerrtm \vonithe! game for f the th locals l l time to* other sportaV happy -in the for one of the ten vacant-berths and giving them the"; long "end "of a five knowledge ,that-they jjaye- the "Jewish looks nicely at guard or tackle, , .- to >.fbur; score,'•' - Paul ^ Frank, local Camnranity Center the. championship _ Bud Levin, end on the *25 Central pitcher, starred,' striking out 16 bat._. i league."'Si City Championship second team is bers in seven innings; ineligible for first team honors this ' SmQirig Sammy Kaufman turned in fall. Levin lacks a half credit of BOXING— ano'ther victory for Ihe Omaha-. club being on the.right side of the fence There wpl' be both boxing and liist Tionday when -he stood the Lin- and is devoting his, time t o t h e sec- wrestling-classes;at;the Center within eolB; club oh their"foyal cranium for ond team where he, is aiding Coach a short "time. Jibe -Athletic Director nine "uneventful innings. Sammy held Bexten and his Yellow Jackets. is now' busywith- the :f*ll-gymnasium the iiinksThTtless an4%unless; for four Harold Pollack, Earl Lapidus and classes "and will; be' unable to devote miings \yhlle'his mates "piledj;p an Morris i Donoyitz are the other Jewish, Jewish his time to" to" othWbusiness business for several l e ^ u n lead. -Kaufman.tiien eased lads out for the second team. Tbl-i week's, pl allowed the "Capital Cit£ Mi-l- lack and Donovitz are a J>it light but J ings" four runs. " '^'SZl .'•."• * V," *~\ know "something of, the game. Lapi- SCHWARTZBABD'S COUNSEL - : "Sammy Bagged twi> ;bingles "put of to learn but ".BETURNS TO PARIS wur. tripsi.'.to' the planter,, scoriifg two inespenenced. ;rtms;' an<f~maEirig"djie .assist "ai^d,6he -( J. ^M: Henri , \Yeiner,irH[*rry 'putout.' He*had a gpod' control bf the : Rohn^ Milton .Aitshuler .and ...Sam only bne^.pass.to- first via returned ^ Levine *are .•candidates . for» .coaclj ; following a.short stay •tfie' fout ^ ^ "Rockne". BarnhiHs freshman, eleven.' two 'bans"*dff the" personsi~6f~thef same Fiedler has- asplendid chance to make there. M. Bernard Lekash, vwho accom^umbef '^of LihKs giving them gratis a p l a c e o n the'squad as a guard. He eqj^ tickets to first Charkow is, one of ithe heaviest roen in \the panied Mir; Torres,• •-. _Tbe Western League^wiJl-eRd it's freshman- army ,'aod. i s quite speedy and' Kiev to continue Jiis' study of the sea"sonvin a tew4 days 'and' Samniy will for/one his^size, •-' . . y -. pogrom &t ' ., v p -.. ' leave'Omaha--for' chool. .He wilf have ;Lebri Forman at .North High is the tlie cbm^any of Joe1 Turner of Central only Jewish lad. on .the Polar.gridiron. ANTI-SEMITEg- FORM; ADONIS LEAGUE TO Bfjglf school and Johnny Mqnaghan a • Sam Rosenbaum, a- stranger to; the GIRLS TOra?rf;'Ci«'ghtan"V:I^P'!'^tar:"\Th"e •writer.is^1 likely-guard on the Crejghr u - : ,TE»RQRj3n& ^ ^ %'ree jneri;-will attendichobl at _ tonr Prepr 5fJunior Blue J a y t eleven.; SaSit KJharles in Helena,; Montaiia. 'There: will be. no official J, C. C. Budapest.;—(J*'JT.;;Ai)^-An Adpnjs line l i e reason reason ELaufmati i^auiman "is,-going wifooti ifootball team this-F.all.-. .,-_• »-,: League compose^ - ,of.' anti-Semitic youths was fom.ed->y"tiif> "Awakening school, is that he will be alJTe tb'par- ..... Ma'gj*afs, i t wa$* announced here toTENNIS— tjapate;in all- sports,.,as,this school; TE1S : ' does not "bar professionals,., _i . Sydney Katzberg was defeated in day.- • ; • ; . • ••"•_ y --'\" TSfdunt Saint Chafes plays annra-, the finals for the Tech 'High tennis The purpose ~o£ th^e' lieague is said 6er. of big'schools 1 oh tKe"'gridiron,! championship'by Donald Becker "7-5, to be "taking" revenge7 on Jjewish among- them being the Universities of; 9-6 and 6-2. girls for Jewish participation in white pp Montana of Montana and Idaho. IdaAs the score indicates, the match slavery"' It "was " a s also* alo* declared declared that that I slavery".' It Ko' U 'plays Creighton U Sie're on was closely contested, every game and the League will" attempt to extort thanksgiving day. i *; two of t h e sets going to deuce. Katz- •money" from the" parents' of Jewish Sammy will long be remembered berg sprang the surprise of the tour- girls who will be kidnapped, this pro•in-Omaha as t&e^most popular'Jewish ney, giving Becker some of-the keen- viding an income for tbe'party treaathlete in the history of the'City. His est competition he had had. Both sury.
Omaha ^ S . PROPOSITION of a Jewish Palestine is no longer a theory, It is_no longer a subject for debate, it is a fact. - Under a ^ e ? ^ ! i e °^ ^ t ^ 0 0 8 mandate,, exercised by the government of Great Britain, the Jewish homeland is with marvelous results being established. -tA/ • ' • • " .
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Hundreds- of Jewish immigrants are absorbed weeMy fb Palestinian agricultural ^and industrial settlements. V , .u?t -• * For the honop of ilie Jewish name,-these -eSoris must !>e '"KaSI upon a strong foundation—laid deep and firm; we must provide the means for— . . ., .. —Economic Reconstruction —Education "^Agricultural Colonization —Health and Sanitation —-liwustrial Development •>•- —Support of the Hebrew —rlmmiffraiion University.
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The^^qxiota for Nebraska in response to the UNITED PALESTINE APPEAL is $50j000.
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Palestine Calls All lands are barred against the Jewish immigrant except Palestine. Tens of thousands^ of them, who are obliged to flee from .persecution, are finding a haven m the homeland of the Jew. ONCE FOR ALL, let usdo somehting constructive for tKe relief- of- our fellow-Jews, the victims of blind prejudice and economic chaos.
Wave of Jewish Immigration to Palestiher, . 60,000 New Pioneers Expected This, Year
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UNITED PALESTINE APPEAL KEREN HAYESOD/JEWISH NATIONAL FUND HADASSAH MEDICAL ORGANIZATION THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY Omaha, Nebr,
1926.
_ In response to the appeal for assistance in the Jewish projects in' Make eh(>dk payable to 1. B, Itpiftfuon, treasurer, n _ Palestine embodied in the United Palestine Appeal, I hereby promise to
and please mail to .542 Peter* Jnift Company f I ] Building, Omaha. ment of the Jewish Homeland. Over four thousand Jewish Immigrants monthly are now entering: Palestine and are settled on the land and In other self-supporting occupations through the various Zionist colonization agencies. With . ,... practically 20,000 additional Immi-" '*<?/&'', grants' certificates available during the next six months and with an ever-increasing number of immigrants coming to the country with capital' of their ,own, Zionist leaders estimate that 60,000 aew settlers will be absorbed in the growworid ing life of the country during the colonization of..tji« Je^!^' Homefc d r a * a r eare w wide' open to next year. To take full advantage land In line with; tha'-drfttti'immiEast- of this tremendous Back-to-the<l gration et tfie p««f y&t,Z Included ab- Soil movement and to insure the In tfte ifiiOOOjOOO eamtW4|m of the Jew- steady, development of the country, Unlte&Jtalesttneg&n^'lipeiil are was the Palestine funds have united the PalBstCne "F©«afiAtlon Fund' Jewish this year under, the leader?ldj> of (Keren Hayeaod}, Jejrfeft National Or. Stephen S. Wlae, ta raise $6,- Fund, H i d h i 4 J l | C develop- cro&ooo to extend the agricultural University Fundt-
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