A., false friend, like - -a sliadow, 1 attends onlv while .tfa e sun. sbines.* ' v SHE ; ^SHED-:AN0f?'ii . :y:'^rrl • A N D " T H ] ^ - ^ ' ' { . It was the inaugural address ol the evening. The new set of officers for •tie Y. M. and Y./Wi BL A. were being strongly impressed by the oratorical effusions at Sara Beber. His words rolled out, slowly at* first, then ^gradually increased their speed.. His [grik,listeners, sat enthralled with open
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.And then—a door knob was heard rattling, very "softly. The rattling turned to loud creaks, as a young lady was attempting her best to open the door leading from the chamber. The door xesisted her every effoTt. Sara kept on orating, casting chilly glances in the direction" of "the young lady, whose face had turned a beet red. ; . ; Enter the would-be hero^—Dan "Greenhouse. He too, pushed. But still the door made but noise. And then came Mr. Fishxnan. One push $25,C00 Quota Will Be Reached — Voice Workers for of his strong arms and the door ffew This Cause. open. Out went the lady, her face a flaming color. And then Sam conFifteen to twenty teams out soliciting in a pre-campaign cancluded his speech. vass, feverish-preparations on the part of an active Banquet com-
Omaha Jewry Will Launch Campaign For Funds Sunday
CAMPAIGN CALENDAR Reception and—Banquet— Monday, 6:30 P. M. Mass Meeting-— Tuesday-8. T. M. Campaign Committee Meete— Sunday 10:30 A. M. All at the Jewish Community} Center.
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ZIONIST BODIES TO' HOLD JOINT SESSION
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Paris (J. T. A.)—A joint plenary Every Worker Will Be Asked To Give meeting of the directors of the Keren A Day's Pay Hayesod,- the Palestine Foundation Fund, the Executive of the Zionist i The goal of at least a day's pay Organization, and the directors of the j Speaker Launches Into Xmmifrom every worker in Omaha for the Jewish Colonial Trust and the Anglogrant Issa&—New York \ Community.'Chest, will be sought in Palestine Company will take place campaign this year as in the past, here on Sept-ember IS. It was stated Newspaper Say Klan but with the added endeavor to se- that the purpose of the meeting is Loses Grand. cure payment at once "in cash' and in- to outline the plan of work in Palfull, it has been announced by W. W. estine" for the fall. mittee, painstakmg- publicity for a stupendous massraeeting on the Tesple Israel Sistorhcoi 13.000'KLUXERS MARCH ON TO HARVARD Holler, chairman . of the industrial The bookkeeping and treasury deday following the banquet, a reception committee preparing to give To Present Style IN SECOND PARADE Now that. Dave Sher has decided a suitable welcome,to three honored guests whd will visit Omaha division for the drive. partment of the Keren Hayesod vail The opening affair of the Sisterto enter Harvard", that school can Jewry next wee|c,-i—this in a measure describes the activities of the Mr. Koller points oat tliat it will, be removed from London to Palestine Washington.'—Absolute exclusion of hood of Temple Israel will be given decide to find a place for a debate Omaha Commission for the United Palestine Appeal. : in the end, be easier for the -workers next week. The other departments of immigrants within a very brief period Tuesday evening September 28th at : if the payment is' made at once in- the Keren Hayesod will be removed was predicted with assurance and controphy. . Every Jew in Omaha concerned 8:15 in the new auditorium of the stead of in installments over a period to Palestine during October. fidence by one of the anonymous orawith this drive, whether as giver or Temple. of a year, and that it will also result BABIES AND A BACHELOR tors of the hooded Klan of night ridworker, or both, is'keenly anxious to AGUDAS ACHIM TO GIVE . an elaborate Style Show in a considerable saving to the chest ers at a Eu Klux Elan meeting' toJerome Heyn, though a bachelor, see • ..the- coveted r. goal of "§25,000 DANCE THIS SUNDAY .andBesides dance, the feature of the evening, ^ ^ o f c o l l e c t i o n . B ^ ^ the night, marking the closing of the probably knows as much.about tak- r e a c h e d . •' ""'• ••"" ' .. will be a solo dance by Mias Annette j n m n b e r rf s m a l l i t e m s p a y a b l e o n the second day of a gathering in the Naing care of babies (infants) j as any Mr. M. Kulakdfsky' will open the The annual Agudas Achim. dance EickKn,, recently of " the Mascagno tions Capital, which opened Monday bach in Omaha. He attributes his mass meeting and introduce the chair- will be held Sunday evening at the Ballet of New York. Miss Ricklin installment plan, the chest headquareknowledge in baby-handling to the man of the evening. . Invitations for Jewish Community Center. : This -or- now has a dancing studio at the ers may be able to elininate one clerk To Care For Another Orphan This;I with a parade of pome 13,000 memW s o f t h e order_ lor the period of a number of times he has had to take the mass meetnig_haye been issued ganization is one of the oldest Elackstone Hotel. Other profession-! This is the second national demtheir pictures. Jerry can make a with the signatures of Joseph L. charitable organizations in the city, als will take part on the program and. year. i n t m e n t to solic|t ] ori'stration and parade of the order If?-' baby smile TrbUe it "looks at the Wolf, Mas Promkin, A. Goldstein and having been in existence for more all kowns and wraps will be displayed ,, *'* K o ] ] e r , s a A meeting of the Junior Hadassah. c o n d u c t e d j n Washington under a -perfactorieg i?_%_ j_i_ l tne birdie" better, than any other photo- Fred White. Reservations for the than thirty years, according to mem- iby. living models. Thursday, September SOth, at the mit granted by Washington aurhorihouses for employes' subscriptions, grapher in. Omaha. : dinner must be in the hands of Mr. ftjers. Tickets for this affair can be purj Jewish Community Center will mark; PhiladeSphia J.jve Irvin Stalmaster, 301 Peters Trust Gilbert Jaffe and his orchestra chased from Mrs. Nathan Mantel or along with that of A. j the opening of the busy winter from the Klan for I S I T THE MOVIES?. building, no later than Saturday. Rosenstock. play for this dance Sunday W. Gordon, chairman of the commit-j of the fifth year of the Omaha '£•• . • -. or JU tee on initial gifts and" Frank ~ " Camp-} ~ er of Junior Hadassah. From a Coo]idge not in Washington when "-" IS IT THE. CHURCH?, i. bell, Jr., and Harvey Milliken, joint handfcll of girls this club has bein progress. J chairman for solicitation of the busin- come one of the most active of young •4_' '^' le parade, according to a count Just read an article about a rabbi ness district from - Twenty-fourth women's organizations m Jie city j a n n o u n c e d b y t h e N e w - y o r k W o r W f in Los Angeles resigning his posistreet to the river, Coming and Lea-j with a membership of nearly included only 13,101 marchers, altion as a spiritual leader to enter the venworth streets. i hundred girls. j though preliminary Klan announce4 movies. (They do get 'em sooner or Harley G. 'Moornead had already. • This club has supported one O r P i : ments voiced the hope that 100,000 • later.) But then he'says he can do been, named chairman of: residence in Palestine for the past five years,) would be in line. Last year the num! as much "good"for"the betterment- ofsolicitation, and is at_work preparing! and .has this _ .,jrear adopted, .• s - a•••second + • i >t)er in l i n e w a s between 30,000 and humanity in the movies as in the the card, index list of 80,000, who ^ . N e w Yorfe T i m e g a n d ? rpharu rB^des entirely mamtain-j ^ ^ synagogue. -, be solicited.". •ing these children, the gals supply' ^ ^ ^ N e w y o r k Rm_&u That question seems to be wortbr] a a m - ^ t o n e . t o . t a i l e d toys for | w - o l M v . ^ . a fei . d , fa , •. ^ arguing. ness •district.has not yet been named.* them ..and other orphans in trre Chila- j participation of marchers but the As• What do you think, readers? The drive will commence November ren's Village of -Palestine, j sociated Press claimed in its report of Is the movie picture field as power15. The'goal is-$430,flOO. ' "This is to be a very active year", | Sept 14 that ."many more klansmen ful in the influence for good as the says Miss Greenberg, the president.! marched than was the case a year ; *i church? J. C. C.toMM first -" - "We have much to accomplish now as ! ago." Write me your ideas on the subject. a second orphan means more work for j The Kluxer aggregation unmasked, It sounds interesting. r.r : M y AM^iiit Mglt everyone. We have also resolved to j but robed in gay attire marched down. • "' • * double membership and send a dele-j Pennsylvania avenue, the historic The.various clubs which meet reg. GUESTS OF IMPORTANCE ularly at the Jewish Community Cen- gate to the Junior Hadassah Conyen-; thoroughfare upon which hundreds of We're going to be host to three thousands of Jews, Catholics and Neter will hold their first. Get-To-Gether tion". nationally prominent Jews, next groes have marched as members of and Bally for all members on October Monday and Tuesday, when Maurice the Nation's Army and Navy forces 5 at 8:00 o'clock sharp. Mr. Harry H. Jewisl Fmtemiiies Leal Samuel, Dr. Felix A. Levy and Mrs. ! in wars of the Republic >t Lapidus, -president :of the J. C C^ will Dorothy Fuldheim pay us a visit. A kluxer speaker tonight evo&ed preside over the .meeting. They're going to be here to assist in ~~—•"•""" loud applause by advising delegates $ The following clubs-vvill take part the United Palestine Appeal drive Scholarship .ratings a t the univer- j t o « ^ e e p M S r o i t h " i n New York and in the program: The .Thorpeans, the for $5,000,000, of which our quota is A Z. A., B'nai Ami, Junior Hadas- sity-of Nebraska were released Sun-! B S S e T t i n g t h a t t h e EncharistJc. Con* ?25,000. 1 sah, Poros-Pro-On, B'nai Israel, Pa- day, and the Sigma Delta T a u S o r i t y , ! gTess in c h e a p o was a challenge t o Maurice Samuel will be remembered was learned, ranked! first with and = ^jnej-jea, _ . ! Hon, Y. M. and' Y. W. H. A., Boy it as the New Yorker who wrote "You index number of S06.8 f o r ' t h e first; O h i o , f 'representation was far l^ss No. 62,. Polk. Dandnjr semester, and S02. for the second se- j Mrs. Dorothy Fnldheim for many' Born in Koumama, educated in, S c a u t Tno DR. FELIX A. LEVY Gentiles," and Dr. Levy as the rabbi t h a n a y e a r m c j n t h e parade_ An France and England, American by j Q a s s ^ ^ j ) x t a B a ! & c years toured the country in the inssoap, Dr. Felix A. Levy, who will deliver me.ster out of a possible 400 points. ; A k r o n d e l e g - a t j o r , i n yesterday's paof Temple Emanuel in Chicago. Mrs. adoption, p , saw war service overseas,] , An speeches will be limited to three The Zeta Beta Tau, among fraterni- j1r a d e w&s heBded by a hand in SHildheim is that orator-who has been I the keynote address for the Omaha terest of the movement for International Peace*, in which movement she aT1 cc l bu b gg t t ^^ t o five. ^ aT1 war correspondent, brilliant literatuer. ^ ^ place the. In its description of the parade of heard so much on the subject of j campaign for the 'United Palestine ties, came up from became known as the modem • Joan -bnefly describes Maurice Samuel. J a c k p r i e d m ^ b e f u ] 1 o f Appeal, is Rabbi of Temple Emanuel, yesterday the New York Herald Trib"International Peace." Chicago—one of the" leading Reform d'Arc. She is a very po-n erful orator. attracted attention vrhen he -was at-', . une said: "The hooded hosts" of the She is one of the national officers their friends are " cordially invited.! ^ local from seventh place , K u mnx congregations in that city. He is a Mw demonrtrated thoir NO EUGS tached to the famous Stuart Samuel charge, j t o f o m i ^ graduate of the Hebrew Union Col- of the Hadassah. Last spring she Mission to Poland. The' work inj strength to the Nation's capital to.ege, in 1907, and received his" dpc- offered to devote one year to the cause which he is most distinguished is in day, and if comparison can be made Last week I told you of two new ;or's - degree from the University of of a Jewish Palestine. ENGLISH TO BE TAUGHT I with similar demonstration here a t h e field of letters. He wrote novels, Gddstem*Cbpmait" Cs, rugs at the Jewish Community Cen- Chicago. He visited; Palestine in 1925) AT COMMUNITY CENTER | y e s r a g O s the strength is muiing. ter. They are no more. Objections was for many years\ secretary of the LECTURE ON GEORGE BERNARD translated " A Jewish Anthology," .New Sictiii Friday translated Bialik, and wrote the faThe first English class for adults' W ^ r e a year ago, in August, the «in-were raised to them, and so they Central Conference i of . American The Economy Section of Goldstein SHAW mous treatise "You Gentiles. were removed as suddenly as they Kabbis. During the past summer he will be held at the Jewish Commun- visible empire* sent between 40,00© Chapman Co., will open Friday on lite ity Center Monday, October 4, under and 50,000 marching down Pennsjiwere placed. fourth, floor. This floor was recently attended the ; sessipns of the later- Rabbi Frederick Cohn has been Inthe auspices of the Council of Jew- vania Evewoe. in colorful procession, • * • Read about three agea Jewish taken over by the Goldstein-Chapman national Conference of Liberal Eab- vited to deliver a lecture on "George the Elan paraders today Tinmbereil,. EETTNOSCOPY AND A bis in London, at which sessions he Bernard Shaw" before the.literary de- folks, over the century nsrk, who Co. The floor has been remodeled to ish Women. according to closest police estimates, These classes will be held regularly RACCOON COAT was one. of the speakers. Dr. Levy partment of the Women's Club," Tues- refused to take advantage "of their, ba of service to all. ,Special fitting en Monday and Wednesday evenings! not more than 20,000 to 25,000. One Received a letter from Dr. Jack was for a number of years lecturer day afternoon, November 16, afc their age and be excused from ff'Kting on rooms have been installed. There will from 7:30 to 8:20 for beginners, and | newspaper, which kept a check, placedbe dress, coat and millinery departthe past Yom Kippur. , Copeland, that former Omaha boy for the Jewish Chr.utauqua Society. new Club House. ments t h a t will sell merchandise a t from S:SO to 9:20 for advanced jj the number at not more than 15,000." who went to Chicago to open a school Heraldd Tribune further noted: popular prices. - -. students. Beginners will be taught of retinoscopy and complete his reading and vocabulary and the more J "The Hangmen laarched down an "In adding the fourth floor to OUT new invention — an improved streak advanced students will learn vrriting; avenue _ strangely, -devoid of deeorabusiness we now have all four floors", retinoscope. (The dictionary explains and grammar. Every other Tuesday j t i o n s - ^e"^ business places put mt said Mr. Goldstein. A-separate staff it.) He tells me his school is well of buyers and salespeople will be in rdght will be devoted to citizenship more than a flag or two. Many had under way now, and already he has classes, when there will also be talks <io decorations.*" . charge of the fourth floor," appointed himself "dean of girls." The raijsiRg of the immigration isby prominent speakers. "Mrs. BermaTi The Goldstein-Chapman Co. first He seems to be pretty close to his sue at tonight's session indicates a Jarr is the director of this work. started in Omaha on F e b . 5, 1923 and first fifty thousand dollars already", new Klan effort to bar immigration have since steadily increased their for he says he's going to buy a from noa-Nordic regions of Europft. store space to one of t h e leading FORMAL OPENING OP raccoon coat for a friend of his here, That there will be any Klan demand ladies ready-to-wear stores of tha HRODKEY'S S A T U R D A Y . , , . .«._... . u . providing the last penny of the-fifty city. • j for barnng1 British immigration'. Ja -thousand is deposited in his bank Brodkey's Jewelry store will hold \ considered very remote as Klan efbefore the end of winter. i POALI ZION ORGANIZATION its formal opening Saturday in its : forts have been in entire sympathy He wrote me on real classy staTO PRESENT YIDDISH PLAY new location at 1419 Douglas street, j with the movement to establish tionery, with a picture of a twenty| The store, which is directly opposite i lo-Saxon Protestant supremacy* The four story building printed thereon. A four act..play, "Gott, Mensch j the Bialto theater, has been remodel-1 present law, which- is described by I wish it were possible to reproduce •tmdt Titfel,"'.written..by Jacob Gold, ed and is fully equipped to be of set- j the Republican party as a' EepnMicaa the stationery in this column. will be given by-the Poali Sion or- vice to all. .: s achievement, drastically reduces if»ganization Sunday.'evening, October * * • During its formal opening1 Satur-, migration frora lands whose popffllJt117, at 8:00 o'clock m; the Jewish day souvenirs will be given away to \ taon Is largely Jewish and Catholic. THE LAST WORD? Comixruruty^,Center, acditoriuia. Fur- all who visit the. store. j The Klan organizers- have openly . Isn't this a strange old world? ther details will be ssmounced. The .store is being: actively managr- claimed that this change in American First old mother nature beams upon ed .by • Isadore,,.Dansky," Eddie snd policy resaltfed"-'from 'Hail efforts.'• a land and we.people rush to the The oldest -university in Europe is Ered Brodlcey. ^ scene and prosper. Then she sends a ' - • ,,: •. . ; •the University of Pavis in Italy. It Ther are 8,800,000 Jews in • hurricane and wipes out Florida with i_ ••„.•.* _ - . recently celebrated its eleventh cenA stitch in time saves embarrass- America. Th total number of all the goodness-her first act brought in all the world is 15,12S,«Sd. . ment. tenary. .' ;,;"",.;'; \ :: ; f: .-_' : -;' ' • ABE GOLDSTEIN M.mJL£MOFSKV^ WM. h. HOLZMA1SL about. . "
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