A false fnend,.l&e shadow, attends wMle fee sun shines.
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BRAVE, BOLD BANDITS ESCAPE WITH BON BONS— Now-cqjn.es the "bon bon snatcherP Th^ ^ t h ii t h i names giving their as Phitiipa Kann, Davina Bebye and Mas Rea, Saturday snatched a valuable pound box of mixed chocolates from the home of Mrs. Anna Diamond, following a treasure hunt thre. The three confessed to the daring and startling robbery after a day of gruesome grilling by authorities. They had taken the treasure in a fit of excitement, they said. "We did it just for a thrill," Kann said. After taking the valuable package and hiding it i n a Dodge sedan automobile, so secluded that persons but a foot away from the package were innocent of its whereabouts, the youths became frightened at their bold, bad deed. To make amends they did not pawn ,sor dispose of the candy in any way but waited anxiously for the next day when the Aleph Zadik Aleph, junior order of the B*nai B'rith, held a "stag." During the program, Kann. who seemed to be the ring leader, hesitantly produced the ' box, given him by Bebye, while -Rea' looked on nervously! '' ' ""We're just too sorry for; -words that this awful thing happened " the. three youthful "snatchers" stammered, with tears, in their eyes. Believing their suffering through the day -had been sufficient, they were not prosecuted—Hip" hip hooray I • • • SATURDAY DANCES The entertainment committee of the Jewish Community Center tell me that so successful was the dance they gave two weeks ago, that they have decided to give weekly Saturday night dances. Gilbert Jaffy and his orchestra will furnish music The price of admission is one flat dollar.
M as aecond-clasa mall matter on January 27th. 1921. at Ice at Ornate.- Nebraska, under the Act ot March 3.1870.
OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,. 1926
Mted Palestine Appeal Raises Half of Its Quota; Campaign To Continue M i l $26,000 is Ikised Largest-Gift-to Campaign was $1,000 \Oixiaha.Chapter of Hadassah
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Not for many-years has the Omaha Jewish communitybeen, so stirred by a "movement of Jewish import as it has been' starred during the'past ten* days by the campaign for the United Palestine Appeal. At the" dinner meeting on Monday evening; Maurice Samuel delivered/a, masterful address,—one that touched 'bne's soul and stirred pne to, emotional heights. Mrs. Milton Hr JHld heimof Cleveland:Ohio di heim.of Cleveland,; Ohio* another guest in whose wlK>se honorI^e honor tlaeiiKruier, was given, made an- impassioned: appeal to:'those"p.reseiii iiberaj support of-.the $5,Q0'0;00Q campign."for?P^e3t&e." a gob<#ookingr dinner pajrty, one .that did credit t(>, the, on arrangements. [ Fred("Wbite was toast-master. J . J. Irvin Stalmaster^Max Fromkin, Henry Monsky and others responded to toasfci. - The affair was wound up by an appeal t q t entire group assembled to make the interests of the^campaign their, interests and enlisf; in its support as workers to pijt it over. Rabbi Frederick Cohn oi! Temple Israel delivered the invocation.
CENTER TO HOLD WEEKLY DANCES Weekly,' dances will be given every Saturday- night, beginning October second, in the auditorium of the Jewish Community Center. Sam Bliss, who is in charge of the dance entertainment, announces that Gilb«a*-Jaffy>s orchestra will furnish the mvtsic
Omak Can Take Care of its_ Own Chest Chairman Asserts
I. O;B.B.aiid United
Ftoria Relief Work Number of ^Jewish Victims in the Disaster Not Yet •• •
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DR. BORIS BOGAU LEFT FOR DEVASTATED SCENE
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VOL. V.—No. 43
Jewish Women's Welfare Federation Meets Sunday The opening meeting of the Jewish Women's Welfare Federation will be held at the Jewish Community Center Tuesday Afternoon at three o'clock in Rooia B. The Principal speaker of the afternoon will be Mr. Samuel Gerson, th« new superintendent, and & musical program will follow.
Noted-Hebraist. In Berlin Repuciiate Charges Made Hebrew Weekly; EDITOR OF HA'EfOAR , IS AUTHOR OF ATTA
Cincmnati (J. Ti-A.)—Aid for the Berlin. (J.T.A.)—A protest ^ sufferers'of-the disaster in. Florida an attack made on Reuben Bssffun, will be extended by. the Independent American Hebrew writer, for his Twenty-Hundred Volunteers To Work Order B'nai JBrith, -the largest Jewish cabled opinions on the Jewish colIn Fall Campaign fraternal. organization in the United Supreme Court Justice is One of the onization work in Soviet Russia was States wjth a ; membership of 85,000, Outstanding Jurists in America expressed here by a group of A demonstration that Omaha can it was learned" here today. Dr. Boris •writers. . . . . : accomplish great-things, and that the T>. Bogeri, well-known social worker WashingtCn; D* -C. (J. T. A.) The attack was made several weeks! cityy in every- way take care of its and executive' secretary: of the order, Ltrais D. Branded, noted American ago in the New York Hebrew weekly* : OWJD, is: th£ "way ;Chairman- :Ji' E. left for the scene;of the catastrophe jurist and justice of the United States Ha'Doar, in connection with K r . Davidson visualizes the CJommunity to Teview the situation and institute Supreme Court, will a t t a i n his seven- Brcinin'B statements in Russia and la Chest campaign . this year,; when relief activities? \ his cables to a New York papee on tieth birthday o n November 13th. ?430,000 wflTbe asked for the" 1927 Jacksqnytlie (J. T. A.)*—The.num- Justice- Brandsis, who is one of the Russian colonisation work. The needs of the thirty member agencies; ber of Jewish victims in the Florida the outstanding jurists in America group of Hebrew writers met undet The campaign will commence; on disaster fas .riot yet been ascertained. was. very active in the Zionist move- the chairmanship of the Hebrew November 15. •':'. Jewish 'citizens of Jacksonville are ment in the United States prior to poet, Baul TschemichowEki, at * banTwenty-five hundred workers will taking every- possible step to bring the Cleveland convention of 1921. He quet given in Sfo. Brainin's honor bebegin then the task of giving every- relief to - the afflicted region and to played a prominent part during the fore his departure for the United At the mass-meeting--on' Tuesday and I. Zumman,- $200.00;-For,individ* one in the city an opportunity to arrange for. meeting the particular Wilson administration in laying the States. • needs of the Jewish population. political foundations for the new era night Mrs. FuldheiOT made a second uai work in securing .subscriptions subscribe to the chest. Nearly 2,000 New Ybrk;"{J. T. A.)—The support in the Zionist mevenjerit vrhich started The attack of the New York weekly of them will work in the residence address. The. feature, of hejr address j mention must be made of the iij.was ronsidered by the speakers to be was a masterful, depicting. , of the'defatigable Joe L. Wolf, who :threw districts under : the' direction of of American Jewry in the efforts of with the issuance of the Balfoux of E personal nature. Menachem Rywork of the Ha'daasaK in Palestine, j himself into the campaign,-with a Harley G. Mborhead," former election the American- Red Cross to alleviate Declaration. balow, the editor of the Ha'Doar, was The key-note of'the campaign was! great deal of zeal and .enthusiasm, commissioner, who has planed a drive the suffering^ of the victims of the Louis Dembitz Brandeis was born blamed for the attack. The group isFlorida disaster was offered by the struck by Dr. Felix A*' Levy, rabbi I Further details about the campaign along the lines of a political cam- United Jewish Campaign. The offer in Louisville, Kentucky, November sued the "following statement: of Temple Emanue\ of'.Chicago. Dr. will be given in the next week's issue paign, with the goal to be sought, was made in a telegram addressed to 13, 1856. He was educated in the "We protest indignantly against the getting out of the complete Louisville public school and high Levy is a reform, 'rabbi, one, of the| of the Press, John Barton Payne, chairman of the school, and at the Annen Realschule the shameful attack of Mr. Rybalow "vote" of the city. leaders in the. Central .Conference of| American;'Red Cross at Washington, on our beloved Brainin. We are conDowntown, in_Jhe* stores, 600 of D. C , by David A. Brown, national Dresden, Germany. American Rabbis, who presented his vinced that Jewish public opinion reason- "for being. interested in Palthe Junior of Commerce, chairman of the United Jewish Gam- He received the degree LL. B. from recognixes the Eervices of Mr. Brainin IS THE JEW LOSING HIS Harvard in 1877 and s n honorary A. estine, from the-point of view of one led by Frank Cawjpibell, their former Religion? for H«bxew literature «nd for the paign. The telegram read: M. degree in 1801. who appreciates, what an economic, president, will bs|*asy. The current issue of Success Jewish renaissance. We repudiate "As national chairman of the He was married to Alice Goldnrark W. W. Holier t?f I direct the workmagazine contains an article, writ- cultural, and religious center' in the with, contempt the Bhameful attack." Holy Land may' do 'for the status _of Fourteen Organizations %o be Rep- ers in the indus il division? and United Jewish Campaign, I desire to of New York March 23, 1891. Louis ten by a non-Jew, who brings up •I arguments that "the Jew. is losing Jew throughout the world, arid for The statement was signed by Saul place a t your disposal, for whatever resented on • Program , head the com- service you may with it, to render to- Brandeis was admitted to the bar TschernichowsM, Professor Markon, A. W. Gordon in Stfl Louis, Mo., in 187S. He the largest subhis religion, and then concludes by the enhancement of his" dignity and That the first . grand rally .and scriptions from those who. are ex- ward the alleviation of the suffering practiced m Boston from 1879 to 1916 Benzion Katz, Drs. EavidotritE, S. EL stating that the Israelite is not his self-respect., Mr. Max- Fromkin and distress due to the disaster in Horodetzki, Joseph Lion and Megsre, „ losing his religion, but is drawing presided. The. attendance at the meet- stunt night of the Jewish^Communjty pected to give the? most to ; the chest. Florida,, the entire national, state snd He was a member of the firm, o: JQinow,. VMavgki, Waldmari and Warren and Brandeis from 4879 % away, from his believe temporarily ing did not come jup t& expectations Center to be _held next. Tuesday* . Payment of .the"*SMer" "subijeripi local organization of ihe '-'Jew- 1897; of the law firm of Brandeis Professor Schneurson. October fifth, promises to, be full -of and many hundreds of "OmahaJewa tions itt cash at once, instead of their ana wiH. Bo"6ff tetttrn to its folds. ish Campaign, which was built up for : thrills5 and plenty pep is indicated" by New York. (J.T.A.)—The article extension over a period of months oi the purpose of raising $25,000,000 for Dunbar and Nutter from 1897 t missed an intellectual treat. ' What's he driving at? the returns from every club involved k in the fia'Doar, vmitten by M. ghota year, will be stressed during the the reconstructive relief of European 1916. The campaign received a great deal He served as counsel for Mr. Glavis ani, expressed astonishinment thst of publicity in the. ..local press. A in the "make-up of .the program. Harry campaign as a means by which the Jewry and which' is at the present TEA IS SERVED in the Bailinger-Pinchot investigation Brainin ..Was admitted into Russia fet feature of such publicity being a | H. iapidus, President of the J,C.C. ; small giver may materially aid the WITH SOUP STRAINERS— powerful editorial in the World- j will preside at the meeting. ; . A economical administration of the time not only completely intact but 1910; and for the shippers in th- a time when Hebrew literature is with" remarkable sac- Advanced Freight Investigation beMrs. Sam Beber had company vis- Herald on Monday, September 26, j Fourteen ,clubs and .classes, will chest. By eliminating collection ex*- also functioning prohibited there and all Hebrew -; ,. • iting her one night "recently. The which gave powerful support to the ["take-part in the program,, .and each pense and office records; it is be* •cess. fore the Interstate Commerce. Com •writers were exiled. The Yeseks, th# "Many of the fifteen hundred local mission, 1910 to 1911. Among his evening was cold. An ideal time to movement for a Jewish, Palestine and, Organization is keeping tfts jeontoibu lieved one clerk may be dispensed to serve tea. The left her company and showed a keen understanding of the tion a secret. Jack Frieden- and "bis with at headquarters for a whole organizations . of •' the - United Jewish other outstanding cases were t h Jewish communists, are not penitence, the writer states. Campaign, having.completed the task Riggs-National Bank case in 1915, entered into the mysteries of her principles involved.: gang, directed by Sam Epstein,- will year. •. . "If Brainixs" knows what brotherly for which they were created, have where he served as counsel for the kitchen, where she prepared some of In general i t w^s the purpose of start the festivities. Everyone is loyalty .means, why did he hasten to established-themselves as sovial serv- government; counsel for the people the hot drink. Now tea to be really the Omaha Commission for the United welcome to attend. Russia, which has exiled all Hebrew ice groups for just such work as is good must be clear, with no signs of Palestine Appeal to place the matter in the proceedings involving the con Jewish Education Program writers and has *wratM\slly destroyed required to bring prompt and maxileaves. But alas, when Mrs. Beber before Omaha Jewry .as ably as posstitutionality of Oregon and BHnoii Announced at J. C. C. mum relief to; the thousands of suf- women's ten hour laws; the Ohio niw Hebrew"literature? If Hebrew culturned for her strainer, she found it sible and toilet Omaha Jewry, give ferers of the Florida disaster." . not. She looked low and high with the answer. hour law, the California eight hou ture and literature are go dear to The Educational Committee of no results. Then an ingenious idea law, the Oregon miiiimum wage law Mr. Brainin,, why did we not hear his the Jewish Community Center, The' largest! gift", in. the campaign entered into her mind. She went to was made by the Omaha Chapter of from 1907-1914 and in preserving th protest, either on the spot or tvorn under the direction of Dr. Philip Calvin Coolidge, president^ of the Sher, announces the following, her cupboard and obtained the soup the Hadassah, $1000.00; other large Bston municipal subway system, there, against the suppression of strainer. With this she strained the contributions were made by the United States, and people froim-all courses: establishing the Boston sliding seal Jewish education and the prohibition ' gas system 1900 to 1907; the Massa on the Hebrew book? By a fatal cotea, and served it to. her guests, daughters of Zion, who drained its Elementary and Advanced Hebchusetts Savings Bank Insurance incidence, the Hebrew writers of Pal? ^ Jacob R o s e n ^ the without the latter being any the Treasury by acontributiono{ $868.00; / rew on Tuesday nights. e 1905 and in opposing the New Haven estine now protest against the face Richmond, Va. <J* T. A.)—Nation**«"*? J ^ ^ercha^, of Wood, wiser. Mr. M. Kulakofsky, one of the sponJewish Laws and Customs and K L L that, Hebrew books sent to Russia ' ' J ? ^ s kidnapped by sors of the campaign gave* $500.00 ™ > • * * Jewish Great Men on Tuesday wide interest has" been aroused in the monopoly of transportation in New were returned," the writer states. outcome .of. the recent woman's golf England 1907-1913. He sesved a •wr, w« T «<*ftn ftft. Ti bandits, ransom; ffor,,--:• 50,000,000 in 2026? Mr. Wm. Li. TTnifrnvo*. Hol2man, ssuu.QO: H. xi is. t Mexican , , . . held"-' . - .-, nights. "If'Brainin Is an honest Zionist, then murdered just as . the armed Arthur Brisbane, eminent columnist, Jewish History on Thursday championship • because Mrs. J . G. chairman of the Arbitration Eoard o why diet he not send one single ettbte the New York garment workers Spitz, one of .the finalists, was comsoldiers came bearing the ransom to recently predicted that the- Jewish JUNIOR HADASSAH nights. pelled to default rather than play on strike in 1910 and under the protoco from P&lsstine,;' which has secure his freedom. population of the United States 100 Bible study for adults, in Yid- Yom Kippur. Mrs. \ Spitz requested of 1910 to 1914. He acted as t h e chairMEETING OCTOBER 7. him? -.'Whiy-dmM! -he. ; send.cable Aftft? The slain man, who was on his -years hence would easily reach 50,dish, on Sunday afternoon. the committee in'charge t o have the man, of the provisional committee fo cable., from Russia concerning t h e ' way in an automobile from Cuerna000,000. New York, alone," he stated, - The meeting; of. the Junior Hadas- There will also tea brief course final match played on Monday, in- general Zionist Affairs from 1914 'colonization? Is Russia 'really inotfe now has 1,500,000' Jews.sah has been, postponed7 from Septem- vaca to Mexico City, bad" been-cap^ in Jewish Current Events and stead . of -last- SaturSay, but the of- 1916. He was appointed associate important'than i*alej3tine? tared by the bandits -and heldfor. Social forces among Jews today. This statement was made, by Mr. ber SOth to October 1st: • • - - ficials declared such" a change was justice of the Supreme Ccnart of th "However, this was not to these classes impossible. When she did not .appear United States on January 2% 1£1 Mrs. Max. Fromkin, sponsor of the nearly three days before • sending- a Brisbane, in answer to Dr. Frankel v Registration Brainin preaches mo.mls, he iobts not letter to Joseph Ruff, son-in-law of -are now open. of the Metropolitan life Insurance club, announces" that plans will be for the match on Saturday, Mrs. Jean and assumed office June 5, 1916. caMe iRlomstion, -but impressions! Mr. Rosenthal, demanding, that .20,000 company who said that the present completed for V series of' benefit Jones was declared State champion.. he does ^Qt brow• light «n-the. situapesos be delivered by-two mounted He is the author of "Other People restriction of immigration will soon bridges. The.club donated one hundred President _W. P. Wood of the men at a spot on the Cuatia road, tion, bat ierir.onizes, asking why thfe Money", "Business, A Profession", end poverty among the Jewish people dollars Tuesday to the United' PalJ.C. C. Flans Training Virginia Golf .Association and. R, B. and articles on public franchise, Mas- colonisation- is not- supported S h i •several miles east of-where Mr. estine Appeal. * • in the United, States, intimating a Rosenthal was taken captive. - *.. School for Club leaders Augustine, Chairman of the tourna- sachusetts, wage earner's life in- formulating *lmost an accusation ©* lack of the Jewish people increasing menti explained that they w«re noti- surance, savings bank msuranee* The Mexican authorities • declined their numbers. i V 1 > ' Plans for a training school for fied too late of the" objection of Mrs scientific .management, labor prob- "The vice-president of the Zionist to permit Mr. Ruff to deliver the Guests Brisbane also made reply to the Many Out-of-Town but arranged for two soldiers volunteers and club leaders to be held Spitz. Thf*y issued thissta&merit: " lems, railroads and trusts, and Zion- Organization M America a n d ; ^ f e doctor's statement by pointing out - at J.:G.-G. Restaurant ransom, "Since ^publication - of the tourna- ism and Jewish problems. to carry the bag i nthe hope af cap- at the Jewish Community Center are editor, of the 'Hebrew monthly failed that the Pewish race has a lower During the past''several weeks now being completed. ment prograiri, riot' one of the comturing the entire gang. and failed badly." death rate than any other race. a number .of -.out-of-town people The course will be conducted on mittee h a i ever .been approached with This plan proved a failure, for * * * visited t h e Kpshier- R e s t a u r a n t at when the bandits saw the troops ap- Monday nights beginning October 18, information t h a t any of the days, of LONDON-JEEUSALEM VISITORS REGISTER t h e Jewish 'Community Center. AIR ROUTE TO BE OPENED Closier -Will Retire; proaching they decided that it would and continuing until December 27. this tournament fell on a religious The Jewish Community Center is Bfcy • They commented-'favorably arid IN JANUARY be impossible to escape if burdened Lectures will start promptly at 8 holiday. If such intimation had been " Mow*.keeping a "visitors'^ book" which al- complimented. ,'ft0> management with their captive, so they stabbed P. M. and wftl last one hour. The made dates would have been changed ready contains twenty-seven names Max, B;,'Rosenthal,- owner of '"tit* upon the accomplishments * of this last fifteen minutes of each talk will immediately. ; Original dates were London (J. T. A.)—Palestine will him mith machetes. of out-of-town persons who have paid department. ' / deferred crie week a t ' t h e request of shortly be connected with London by Palace Clothing company at FourSeven suspected outlaws were killed be devoted, to discussion. our center a visit. The first signature . streets, " F o r a regular-home style meal by Federal soldiers in a clash near Following are the subjects to be women goffers of this city, and the a regular air service, i t was learned teenth ^an<t; was placed in the book on September eat a t the Jewish Community Huitzilac, where Rosenthal was kid' discussed by executives in charge committee^ was-absolutely innocent of here today. sold his 0&-ye»r |ease on the i 16. It. is that of D. K. Bergman, of Center. We - .feature varieties napped. Three suspects 'were killed of the various welfare agencies in the fact that this tournament would The directors of the Imperial Air- and the etore fixtures to 61'a« Ftf Lincoln, Nebraska. The last name to on o u r menus," said Mrs. Nathan, the night before in the same district, Omaha: conflict witlr sny religious holiday ways announced that the 'Egypt- of Fort Dodge, l a , Rosenthal " date was registered on September 28 manager of the restaurant.: , Three prisoners were brought "to The need of leaders in the Jewish unil the tournament had gotten we! India air service will commence in his first store in South Omaha Jfi and is that of' Dorothy Fuldheim, under way." January 1927. Palestine will thus be 1897 and moved to his present locfethis city after being captured Community. Cleveland* Ohio. Visitors have registhe scene of the outrage. They wer® • The club program. He declared that under the United connected with London by this air tion in 1904. Glazer Bros* will later active management of the store At. tered in "the Book, from coast to coast, by curious people- Regarding things picked out by Joseph RuS,, Rssen- Boy Scout work. States Golf Association rules it was route. soon es the P&lace Clothing company Jewish, but they^wej^e, altogether nn- thal's son-in-law, from aiine-up of Including 6W frdm Fremont. Human nature of the Boy and GirL impossible to change the schedule. prepared for • t h e question ' asked fifty prisoners and identified by hint Alvin Hutzler of the Lakeside Club derstood this day to fall on Sunday; can dispose o* its merchandise. My. The Problem of Boy and Girl. Rosenthal will take a $s. A LAST WORD yesterday. . I ', as members of the gang that robbed Care work. which Mrs. Spitz represented, is in- otherwise Saturday would not have and Mrs. 5 I can't decide whether to put away " I s the electrical p a r a d e going t o his party on Sunday and kidnapped dignant over' the action taken by the been set for the final round. I was months vacation in Celifofnift Athletics. my topcoat, overcoat or raincoat, be held t o n i g h t ? " a anxious voice Rosenthal. The last lecture will be devoted to committee. "There was a distinct un- out cf town when the date was set then return tp Omaha to tauke ' . ,' asked. - ; '< • derstanding between Mr. Wood and and did not return until late in the home. As a warning against banditry the a review of the course. "This is t h e , Jewish Community dead prisoners have been string tq week. 1 got in touch with Mr. Wood INFORMATION, PLEASE myself," he says, "that no member Registration is now open to all The members of the office staff at Center," came the answer. 1 trees along the roao. to Cuernavaca, Senior members of the Jewish Com- of the Lakeside Club would be com- on Thursday and understood the CzernctwitK, <J. - T. the Jewish Community are used to • " I know-it»-but.is-the parade going near the spot where Rosenthal wag munity Center. There will be no pellec to plaj- on a holy day. Mr. matter would be adjusted satisfac- WailiStein, the eldest Jewish ^ ' Wood takes the position that he un- torily." in Bukowina, died here yesterday. answering odd questions put'to them to be h e H * " :: charge. kidnapped and murdered.
Birthday On MoYemkr 13
Stage AH Set For J. C. C. Rally And Stunt Night
Murder Of Jacob Rosenfel Arouses Great Indignation
Jewish Woman Forfeits Golf Title Because ol YomKippur
£AGE 2—THE JEWISH PRESS^tHimSDAY, SE?iraMpER 80, 1926 the ages of nineteen and ts?$nty-flve. continue with the game. Neediest to 6ay the, <»ach refused ana.cent him An entertaining program has t<i the shWers for" t h e day.' , been arranged for the closed meeting fbnrsdaj at omafta. Nebraska, by to be held this M&riday- evening at mesa PUBLISHING CO&PAKK Earl Lapidofi, Orris Donovitz and Board Memoera Welcome S:I5. At this meeting the president SCHOOL OPENS OCT. 3. Joe Levinsoa are mettbers of 3,sqiaad Office: m $ r a ^ d e i g ' T h e a t r e Building — Telephone*- ATlaatic 1450. Samuel Getisoa t& Omaha Membership Ifeltiati&a to Take Place r The ^TatroUd 1?0rah Sunday school will announce the membership ,of the of the seconds. Donovitz alternating " ' NATHAN S C R E E N , Manager, . - Soon committees which ate to work daring Mr. Samuel Gerson who assumed on the line and in the backneld while starts its classes for the coming yesf on Sunday morning, October 3, at the administration of the incoming .$2.50. SubsdSption duties here on September first as the the other two fellows are guards. A change but not new Young Men 10:00 at the Merrim Block hall. All officers. A large attendance is exAl Fiedler, Sol Yaffe, Henry WeinAdvertising rates furnished on application. new superintendent of the Jewish and Women's Hebrew Association is children who wish to join may do so pected. Community Center was formally wel- er and Miltoa Altshuler.are members what the" Executive committee of this CHANGE 0 7 ADCRESS—I'lwse Rive both tbe old «n£ new corned by the Board membtrs of the, of the freshman elevens, Attshuler at olu this datfi." . o . i - - . . •> .• botrafo "*na ts*» your tin me. organisation determined to eet into Jewish Welfare Federation at the quarterback and the other three on The ladies Auxilary of the Talmud action sx laet Kofi^sy'e meeting at Aufiebmsg Cltih to Present the line. Program Sunday at Labor Lyceum J* The" Jewish PressJs,.snppUed by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (Jewish Center Tuesday. Torah will hold a meeting next Wed- tbe J. C. C Mr. William I* Holsman was chairTechnical High. tJorrespontience Bureau} with cabled and telegraphic Jewish news, io addition nesday after October 6, at the home Since the tn«ving of Jewish activThe Aufiebung club will hold its !to feature .aittided.&hd toTrespondintes from all Important Jewish tenteru man of the meeting, following Which Benny Bloch, veteran Maroon full- of Mrs. J. Krasne, 519 Oakland Are. ities into the new J. C. C. building, first open meeting of the season at ^Inquiries. tegarding news M&m credited to this Ageftey"'^fll be gladly a receptioft. Was held. Mr. .Gerson back gets better day by day and let Election of officers will take place. 'answered ft this club has found its privileges and the Labor Lyceum, Sunday evening' at Telegraphic Agency, 621 Broadway, New gave u brief report of the &6rk ofj me tell you the husky boy is good, Martin Gluckman was taken to the duties in. many w&ys altered, and for eight o'clock. the Federation and the.Communityj fciock is the only Jewish lad on the A progTam has been arranged, in^Center, and shori'talkfe Wei« given f «feeef Trust" team whose position is Mercy hospital Sunday where he thiti reason the executive committee fey "Harry HVLapidus, Harry A." Wolf,; secure. Bloch is plunging with all of underwent an operation for appen- has found it necessaty to revise the cluding a poem by Miss Sylvia Friedold constitution. er composed especially for this ocRabbi ^Frederick' CohH, Joe Wolf, his old time skill and it is rare that dicitis. l b Talmud Torah, casion, entitled "Our Aufiebung", and Program* more educational and Sam Bfebeiy and Aimer, Kaimati. & man gets past Benny on the defense. Philip Kr&sne left last week for entertaining than ever are being which will be recited by J. M. Feld1;h'e of Tabernacles is the Jewish Thanks* Louie Weiner. is making his bid for he visited. several planned, A schedule is being drawn man. A one act play under the direcgiving HoUida^/ I t ^^debrated nine days. It begins .on%e Sunday at 1KS0 A v lif. all senior .end or center and ia jutting up a.hot Coicago days before going to Ana Arbor. up upon which there will appear tion of J. M. and D. C. Fetdrtian, and ?,day pf the Jeiwish motitH Tj?hri (this year it catn6 otit.eti the _ toenflreti fight daily. JWeiner is light, weighing Michigan, where he is starting his r .,. < T ^_. ^ S e p t e n ^ l ^ ' " ' ^ " ^ ' v Q ^ ' " f "';' : ' "• ; • ;•'; • / * • • • ' • gym*nth"tUgSilatioti" gyfti'suYts for: only - one _ hundred * .and- fif ty.._ five senior year at the university of programs t o ' b e given for the next a sketch Ijy Mr. Hytnan ShriekOne of the many new policies laso be presented. v The syin^Is of SwifefcotS. are the Sukkoth, or bd6^, which ds the 'first -•wwk-otjt^.-fti-tKe Season. pounds and- that is terrible light for Michigan, Tuesday.. ,_•• . Those taking part in the pbay ar« of the changed "Y" alters the method a Tech Hi lineman. SURDICK SAYSv > usually built where po^sible-out uftder 'the open heaven and a part Miss Sarah Taub, Mr. Eli' of conducting • meetings, which vrtll Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman en-oi each day -of jttie':f($^^'r(hx>&;'ite':l)si-'tJli:'|h;e 8th) is spent "Play- fair»" but play; h&r;: win; if Nathan Marcus, .thft boy who ran tertained at a bridge party at their in the future be. of three types; the Mr. J. M. Fcldman, Edith Lfewis can, lose if you must; but .take rampant thru the. city high schoo' closed entertainment, the closed busi- Sarah MarkowitE. twithinit. IIJLthe Synagogues a symbolis.tised during the festal you freshman elevens last fall is doing his home Sunday evening in honor of a "whipping without whimpering." ness, and the open meeting. •services: a pjalnr branch; (Ltilay) a citron (Esrog), some myrtle stuff these, days on the first squad. Mrs. L. C. Wasserman of Washing1 •••' Both the number and memberships tcm, D. C , who !s vkiting in Oraaha. i ^ ^ ^ <Arx>vesh which represent four dif- • Wonien*s and, .boys ,£ym classes Marcus has been pulling off some neai Budapest (J. T» A.) — Deputy f tf kt * ChumSny clubs sponsored by this are now. in full/swing. But It's never gains i n the daily scrimmages and Sandor, prominent Jewish Hungarian kinds of gtbW in Palestine. The 7th day of Miss Cylia Gershun returned home organization will be increased, "Y" too late to Join. ./-..-. will probably, replace one of the parliamentarian, is celebrating th« --the Monday after spending . a week at dances will be fe-contiisued, and many 29th) i^. called .^Ho^haaa^jBabba"-—the T twentj -fifth anniverearj' of his parSenior men are now eigntog up for ^ t e r a n backs when the. Tech steam <great BI |ast aripeal Is inade for" God's saving the double hand-ball tournament. .: roller has Jier game well in hand Schyler, l^ebr^ visiting Mi. and Mi's.social Get-to-Gethers will be given. liamentary activities. Ben Gershun. -.-••. ;grace and pardon; 8th day. {Sept. 80th) is called, "Shemmi Plans are being- made for the in.- •" •.. - . y . - \ . ,-•-. ,.: J Bpth embryo varsity,candidates may The official Jewish organ, "Egyen• Atzei€th^--t^6 S t i t h y o f Solemn Assembly. la the Synagogue Teams have been chosen • for the see action this Saturday against POLISH GOVERNMENT itiation ci the greatest number of loesey", devoted much space to a deweihbet's ever to t>e taken into the scription of Deputy Sander's career. Senior pre-s£ason basket; bali iea^oe" Thomas Jefferson at Tech. n its •..:a prayer is oilere.<l ofrffcnijsi day asfcirig^och to ABOLISHES NtMERtJS "Y" at en« time. Membership is open The Hungarian cardinal, Csernocfa/ CLAUSUS which starts Thurjsda^, ; Not A bountiful harvests liext year. The son, t6 youag tneti and w6men bttwecti published a eulogy of Deputy Sandor. at 8 Pk M. Two free games will be Leon Forxnan has been showing lots is called "Simchath •Following played «ach Thursday night* of stuff in.the Polar Beat backfield Minister, Under Fire, Aim&Is Secret Ing of the/J^Wf^(The;5riK0pks of Moses), the closing portion of Circular of Previous Interest in handball is fuhniftg high this .week, and has more than an even M ^ i d t h i ^ ; • Government are €Jt- chance to be a first string, halfback It is _ _ _ , _ the children^^ that study and a number of good games this day this fallForznan and Love of Central : who -recently eptafed fet his home, 2429 Decatur Street, We. S527, fc fi p e c t e d . ; • - - " " i v ^ : •;• •' . •'*•,* ,'"•'•'.-• ' are probably the swiftest backfield Warsa-w (J; T. A.)—The the Torah bjsrlcalling^ach one up to say abl blessing fcefore'and : telegfaphic Agency was officially in* men in football togs on the local high AU women iriteteste.4 in f tSrminff' a :.--.^--— »-^joygjj^^'ij^jfjarents of-the 200 children that attend school fields. The_ Eskimos will not foftned today that the munerus di Torah (JTe^lli religious school on 21st and Burt St»X walking dub Jor a redufiing~dass Will have the a game this "week end but wili clauses limiting the number of Jewt6 announce that he 3a8t teceivect for the coming High Holidays n hie i i fname»°with Mr. belong" to. the: four synagogues of the city namely: "B'nai Israel"* please' assortment of Kscftserln With the b e « EneHsh trfenslation, benutifuliy bound, ish students in the,Polish universities open their season one week later. Burdicfo EnthusiaiSni» > thuh far, is also a tnll fine of JCew Year Greeting enrus with nice envelopes fit very and colleges was abolished by" & 18th an3 Chjeago Streets;"Beth Haniedroah Hagpdbl'V.lSth and strong.. reasonable fcriccs. . -J • i :•-,:: Amateur Football. special circular issued by Minister of \ Burt Streets^ B'nai Jacob"; 24th and Nicholas Streets', alid *•' Adath Eteryone Who so far purchased from tne 'i'afethim siffc end wool Tpfeillm, The J. C. G. \rill not sponsor an Education Sojkowski. Eegjstratibri is! open fbr" i Metuiotheft, acA $edufim with acfl without English tfnnBlntioti, bafe expresses Jeshuruin" 25th and Seward Streets. So you will find every one courses their erestett satisfaction with the prices isnti qcalltiee. in Jewish Current Events and amateur team this fall but various Although the numerus clatjsas is I ;; of these chn^reii ori tWs d ^ i r i each one of the synagogues enjoy- Social Forces among Jews To-day. clubs in the community are putting Poland 1 *ta fello es^stfiiig very soon Etfirogim EIKJ tolorin for tbe ftolidar «I was not enacted as ~ a la-w, « < Soccoth. _ ing the privilege ttot is .ipisually alL year conferred only upon the. See pt. Philip Sher in regard1 to m_ore out teams. Was practiced in many colleges on grown ups. ] Before tHei children wete dismissed td celebfate. the information wnceroing. *h|set subjects, Lester Giveoter. fm, aft independent the basis ef a secret circular issued! team_ appearing tinder the name of by former Minister of Education ^holidays they^were^ give^^^report cards showing the progress Giventcr has <31ombinski of the former Grabsky Jewish Athletic made in the last sbc taonths (Ai^lrSeptember) /oh t t e followaig ..... Billiard.Room Ni lined up, some good-jnen but his squad cabinet. , . . . subjects: Hebrew ^ingUage^ Jewish History, Jewish Religion^ The Pool Room a t the.J. jC- C. will would fare ill if ^pitted against the The continued application of the Bible, Jewislitnorais;and ethics. Besides this a test was madeto open the early part of October. teams in the Muny football loop. numerus claUsufe under the Bartel can read th<e Prayer1 Book (Slder) Patrons must be over 18 years .of The A. Z. A, and the Bnai^Ami government -caused great dissatisfac* but hotf mkt^t two clubs that^are backing teams. tion among Jewish leaders and s t the ^correctly ctl injevery injvry rejjpectjand ejjp tiieSe 'ate tiienaines of th6 childr61i age, and-the -doleful news is thirty are . J i g hour. Mojce^informjtijdn ^ Th« two clubs will^ ecrimmage^ each last meeting of, the Club, of Jewisli f i i *Ro^e R ^teinberg, ^tib Ri thU Sunday morning in order beputies,^ it Was decided to Ihtroduce were the bestt Egader§: Anna, Qitnick, ^ ' a t ' t h e office of the X Give a to" get B n e k i n ^ o u t of their respec* a resbluti6n'it t6d&y*s stssi&n of the s Novak, Harold Bloch^aomiBraude, Sarah Rotstein» Harry Wein< tive Sejni eipressittg the lack ef conAtroUb, Nathan Smger^:Abraham Rosenthal, Ezra Qershater, Eesi fideiice of the Jewish club in the •vFeilniani Is^el DbnSoV, Feiik Mann, Solomon Fried, Osher Rii»Minister of Edu'catiOn. ^merman, Caye K a t ^ , fRuth HjinelWoorn, JSvelyjo^reen, Isaac Vienna (J. T. A->—Jacob Landat, By Stanley F . I-«T»BU manag^sg director "ft the Jewish Tele;-I^man, Ser^Ka^^,"5a^^^^ graphic Agency, was. received 4by I'Kolberg, ^os'epii Hor^^n^JCfeniia Mifler^ySar^^^ Max Seg^iFOOTBALL. •; PresjBentj ^tichafely airsiscii, xptesident ' Harry I^vmej Harry M a ^ t H a ^ Jewish Woman to cook Omaha UnL "£ r'. of the Austrian confederation. "The *dor Segal, Joe Resnick^Mollie- Ghodak, Goldie Koiberg, Israel An infected vring Will and help as housekeeper. keep Dave interview, which lasted an hour, con' Bercovici,. J^icob Mal2> Bennie Wintroub, Bennie Tayton, Moses Chesnau, veteran line Man Off the cerned the Jewish question in Nineteeth and Davenport — 308 North 36th Avenue. Zelinsky, Rose Kefsheiibaum, Morris Kershenbaum, Sam Turkei; "Big Red" eleven for a few days', Austria. Willie Smith1, Art Sltttsky, G. Kaplan, Clara Kaplan, Braine Jac- Chesnau injured Ids arm during a practice scrimmage early in the w, Isidor Segal. : . - , , ! . . . ahtittill view, his team's activity from the side line till the wounded member - - • - - , ; THE BECONQUEST OF CAKAAK. heals. s Oinaha Jewry "Ss" engaged this week in an effort to raise Nebraska Uni. ADMISSION 40 GENTS. Segal and Lipsm&n. s $25,P00 as its quota of the" $5,000,000 fund sought by ths United Leo Fried, a member of the Drakfe Palestine Appeal to assist Jewish colonization of the Holy Land. first squad last year is one of the few, OnAaha youths on the Nebraska There'is something which grips the imaginatioTftin this gtfeat U freshman squad this season. Fried moVenient for the rpconquest of Canaan. It is an epic in the s a first string center substitute. From 3 to 5 p.m. making', but'ah ebic whose deeds ;,are being performed with the University; brillinois. RYANS OUGHESTRA ploW instead of the aWtfitl, ah epic-which) when.it is finally toldj Mkrcus Krasne an immigrant from football wilfbe-no g|ory taleof daring deeds but a merciful story of the the Creighton.»U g R d ^ a g is Mtthdifigihg salvaging of persecuted- and suffering populations. For thehonie 6i Red to form as a member of the Iliini m«iaaiijimm«a««;mg dominant thought- pitob'abaly i n the minds of those : \vho. are freshman army. Krasne faces the promdting^this effq^tip reestablish the Jew .in fiie jewish^home- $ < r f ieariiitJg jta..play_4n entirely land'is to" •after! a refuge to fliose who either Buffet "efioihomie different system bf play:'than .that — •• i BOY WANTED handicap or whose lives are in actual pteopardy amohg intolerant taughi at the Catholie school. M •will have one yfe&* of varsity To learn the auto fadiatol trade. Perneighbors. . ... , ; petition befo£8 ^6 graduates. Since' the regulation of immigration into America by the Central Sigh. manent position for one who can qualify. When the -fabrics have weight and quota system thfe'last Refuge of the persecuted Jew has been Elmer (Jreenfeejg, onfe" hundred and Must know how to drive truck. Apply in month »ft«r strength to: e&try practically closed. His greatest hope hotf He3 in ft land of his -eighty^ fWe" pound "tackle on .Coach person. : own or one where is held,out,a reasonable.promise of some day Schmidt's eleven may find himself on beconiing. his owiu What more logical than that refuge should the sidelines this week-when Central Wh«n the patterns and colors look good i#06 turning Street opens the seaso^ againsi Jbremo'nti at be on the spil where for fifteen, hundred years a Jewish nation Stroll, and: to you* day after day . •• Fremoirt; J^Jmejc hd $faV l. l j ^ p i r f t J^l otice Nourished, wheife Jewish manners and morals, where Jewish F tough sledding: against- "6ld Man 5^kiesi the style gives you trim outdoor law .and literature and religion once developed? Eligibility" and may-.be. ineligible, to . :. . . . 1! ; ,.lines\ The traditional home of the Jew had become in the centuries occupy his three-year.- old tackle || Whert the tailoring is fine enough to . j" following thp dispersal the dwelling place of a mere handful of position* . , "Benny">Shimmel is certain of getKolt yetflf tlothe^ in shape Arabs, a population-infinitely smaller than the ability of the land ting into the game, Friday.against the ij When you feel that y©« niter had ittitf* to SUjppOEfcr Fpr many years strongly nationalistic Jews had Yellow. Jackets,- of _3Fremont tii. ddtheS satisfaction f6r your money— Shimmel has -.Seen.-piaying a nice turned their eyes toward this land as a land of promise for the brand of ball.during> the past week lte-establishlneftfc of a Jewish nation. The Way fotf a project of should go good. .. peaceful "settlement; Wafe ' finally opefted under the mandate andQuestion: How hard is a football awarded Great Britaiivby- the League of Nations. Thfe problem ' .:•• " . = : - • ' ' . . ' • That'svalue*and . •[.'.. ' * ' Ask.Bud Levin. He BOW is to purchase lend and render economic assistance to the will tell you. Levin*-right Hank man'. Aslj for
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=ss Use one cup 6f finely-ground coffee to six cups-ef boiling water. Place the? •coffee in- the strainer in the upper* part of the jwt-,«*d let the water: bubble op through the tube, percolatBy SSILCRfcD MADDOOKS BENTLY ing through tin coffee into the lower tofifcwtir'trt CooA SffrosgkeepJng Institute part, until the coffee is of the desired What can be more blighting to with a brush to remove all strength, five minut»s being, the usual domestic happiness than a cup of from the precedine brew. "For drip coffee, if you do not have time required. Serve at once. Coffee muddy coffee or coffee improperly made ia a percolator is not good if "creamed"? And on the contrary, a special drip coffee pot, an ordinary allowed to cook after the required what can be more exhilarating than one equipped with a double cheesestrength, is reached. a good cup—fragrant, *foWen, deli- cloth bag will serve the purpose. The cheesecloth should be washed in cold cious? '.'''•'. ' ' . . Drip Cofee Luckily there's no hidden iefctet water after tisiflg aha renewed at about making' and serving the jpeif eet least tJnce a weet Keep the bag al- Beat'the. pot by rinsing in hot WEDDINGS watery and wet tbe etraiaer. Measure coffee—it's inst a ifaatfer of MriflinjE: ways moist SfitRAGO--MITTLEMAN carefully tna coffee <finely-gro«n(i) Mr. and Mrs.'H; Goldstein announce your p's and q's and: foitetving a few The •*dr**iaiag" allowing -one xounded tablespoon to Mr. and Mrs. M. Mittleman have the engagement of their daughter, ample directions.' '•" ["•'^^ This I consider quite as important each cep of water. Place in the dripfeet Sunday, October twenty-fourth, Dorothy, to Robert1 fit. Kobj»er, t>t Selection ef Coffee as the actual brewing* Good coffee medium and .^our boiling water" as the wedding date of their daugh- this city. Miis Goldstein Is a gradter Beulafc, to Mr. Abe M. Shrago of uate of Central High" School, ifflad also There are many excellent brand's brands T>f; can BO easily be Merited bjr osing. threegh the ceffee yery slowly. Cover] this city. .• and let stand to drip through and attended-the Bush:- Conservirtdtfy of Coffee in the marfefe^ae choice i ufj fj cream off fe^feript fe^fitquality li ttt tbft "top " Music at Chicago. 3&> date has been «ne cf tiiese is largely-* anatter t>f t of the feottie" if carelessly poured off. serve immediately. X>o not allow the NODDLE^GOLDBERG indivMuat taste. Bit I do want td! In my itady'of feod habits, I &m brew to cool. If • service is delayed, Bet for the -wedding; Announcement Is made of the marsay thai usually' enfffee: in the bean jj finding thbt every year more and place the pot in or .ofer hot water. xiage of-Miss Bess Goldberg, daugh- SISTERHOOD LUNCHEON retains longer than i its i flavor' fl l th in ti»| ti|more people l prefer f sweetened td con Never reheat by placing, over the fire. ter of Mr. and Mrs. X Goldberg of ground"form-^ser, 3f pcssiMe, buy_tbej tiensed mSk ia their coffee. You tee AND MAfi IONGG Stepped Coffee .Leeds, England, to Mr.; Hyman Noddle -whole beans a n d ^ n n d your -coffee! this kind is twice as rich «ad creamy on Tuesday, September fourteenth, at ordinair talBt Smd fBrthermere In making: steeped -coffee use one The' Sisterhood- jof • Temple Israel fresh for each ifieaL' If* 3«>wever, Xbe St. Joseph, Missouri, •will' sponsor fc luncheon and Mao breakfast hourr-«r .fifteen iaintftejH—! elready contains feugar, thus serving rounded tablespoon of coffee to each! Mr. and Mrs. Noddle mil be at Jongg party at "the new Annex" Moat- is too hectic to, admit cf this «xtta tbe ftdditiodal purpose of cweetcning cup of water used, with an additional home at the Nathan apartments after day, at one o'clock. This isill be the step, at least teeep your ground ewStee the toffee. Try it for a few days, aed epoon for the pot. Add cold water. October "fifteenth. Jlace over the fire and bring quickly first meeting of the year, and a large in an Mr tight ctmfcaineS-r*; glass I think you will agree that the to Qie boiling point. Either let it fruit Jar for instance, iknd it's well crowd is expected.Gall Mrs. < N » denSed milk * ^Jeligh«uHyi rich, •WEINSTEIN—SELICOW stand for a moment to settle or add The marriage of Miss Byrdie Mantel, Harney B71ij for freserva to remember that the more.finely ;th<! snloothly blended drink, biaisgiftg ©Oi a 'iittle cold water. coffee is ground^ the easier it,-is <toj the real coffee flavor. And of t i o n s . -• •.,.: ^r^:-:.n.--_;\ : ... • • . Selicow to E. Oscar Weinstein -will extractits fail stzength and flavor, it is *ery convenient, as it keeps fresh take place Sunday, October 10th, at consequently fijjely-^round coffee without ice even after thfe can is Remember—thi best coffee will 6:30 at the Beth Hamedrosh Hagodel The "Ladlesi Ijabor Lyceum club will is economical' and tune^saving. opened—and the -cost is «3rtreinfe!y lose its fikver If aBfewed to Eland. Synagogue,- 19th and Burt streets. hold a series of benefit bridges,.Coffee should"-always be ire&hly. Jtnade The Goff* P « moderate. The ceremony -will be followed by a proceeds of -which ,';will go to ad served piping1 hot, as soon as it is Labor Lyceum building. The first tD 1 dinner at the home of the bride's Connoisseurs maintain that coffee J S ^ * , * ^ ** * « * • * • « brewed. If necessary to let stand* the parents for the immediate family. party tnll be neldlat the borne of pot should be tightly covered ted the Mrs. Max M. Rosenstein, 2503 Wirt Epoat closed by. stuffing with soft flavor than in a . —HA^DY street, on Tuesday, - October fifth! ual taste. If this directions &re doth or pager, to that nene of the glass, stone-ware err agate. .Whatever The marriage, of Miss Bertha Hardy There -will beia table* kind of coffee pe* you /prefer—it fully foUowftd, any of thfc raetbode eronia sad Savor jr.ay be lost. And Irving Klein, son of Mr. and Mis. will yield the "perfect cup of coffee" Meyer Klein, tvas solemnized Thurs- For the benefit «f the tJnited Pal- shoutfi be iBCOured frequesntl^ and oc- •—snellow in flavor, with a delicate, day evening at the home of the estine Appeal, theDaugaters of Eion casionally "boiled oSif with w4ter to fragrant aroma, free from sfediment. •bride's grandmother, Mrs. Simon are giving-a card party «t &e Jewish wMch A pinch of "baking^ soda has and of a dark golden hue. Attend The dried, and Adler. Rabbi* Frederick Cohn of- Community Center on Wednesday^ been added^—"Bien Boiled" Coffee left uncovered. " '•• October 6th, at 2:S0 o'clock. fidated. _' ~ If a pereolatftr is used, the pipe Rinse the pot with hot water, put The hostesses -will be Mrs. A. "Wolf, should be carefully washed every day the coffee in the pot—one rounded • CHUDACOfF—WEINSTEIN Mrs. J. Horn, Mrs. J. Levey and Mrs. The marriage of Bess Weinstein, tablespoon of medium-ground coffee daughter of Mr. jind Mrs. W. Wein- M. Brody. Guests are requested to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mittleman and to each cup of boiling water, with an daughters, Marlon, Aaele and Charstein of Sioux City, Iowa, to Mr. make up their own tables. additional spooa "lor the pot". Add David Chudacoff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. B. Simon have arrived lotte Lois, of Portland, Oregon, art a little white of «gg, or crushedP. H. Chudacoff, -will take place on here to spend ten days with Mrs. M.-visiting with Mr. Mittleman's par* egg shell and about one-fourth cup of ents, Mr., and Mrs. MorisS Mittleman. Sunday, October 16, at the Jewish Freiden. "" " -' cold, water, stirring briskly. Add the Synagogue a t . seventh and loWS. * Mrs. I. Pearlman returned "Friday boiling watery.place the coffee pot streets," in Sioux City* Iowa* Rabbi M."MitfIemah enter frohi a seven week -vacation at Du- over heat, and bring to a full boa. / ana Brader of Sioux City will officiate. tained at a family dinner Sunday in luth, Minn., and Canada. " Place on back of the stove or over low ionor of. their: eon and dSaghter*-ia heat for about ten minutes to settle, 22nd and Clark Streets . Mr. Dave Chesneau. spent the week- before serving. Do not allow the '• S T . smd <lfixs. Jack. Hurwick an-few Mr/ak^Mrs^ rtari-jr Mittlemain; cof&e to become unsettled by carenounce the birth of a daughter Sylvia and the Misses Charlotte and Marion end in Ames, Iewa. ; ' Mittleman, of Portland, Oregon. Doa't forget our Dance at June, on Friday, September £4, at Dr. Victor E. Leviie of Creighton less psrarin®, \V'' , Kelpiftes ;l>aad&g- AmMmy the Clarkson Hospital. Mrs. Hurwich Covers were set for sixteen guests. } ^ i t jraa formerly Pearl Wintroub. =«•• p ^ club MGnday evening on "The Sunday Aftfemooa, October Mrs.H. afafloff will entertain^ at 3, 1926, 3:S0 to 5:30 p. m. Mr. and! Mrs. Lester Burkenrdad three tables of bridge at. her home Possibilities o£ Afctic Exploration." have made 36 reservations at the Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs; Tbe Kid Boots club entertained at Athletic dub for Saturday,' October "H. Tucker of tJennecbitut who', is luncheon at the "Fontenelle hotel GIF1? Special Atteation: All 9, the opening of the winter season. spending the month with her daugh- Saturday ioon, followed by a theater COUNSELORS ladies admitted free. ter, Mrs. A. Wolfson. party^ in honor of-one of &eir .memThe list of reservations at the bers. ' '•''"• Hotel F,o.ntenelle for after-ballpartiefi f San Antonio, / : on October 1, includes the names: of Texas, formerly- Miss Martye Wein- Honoring Miss Freida. Mendelson, Hot time assured to alt WHOLESALE AND RETAIL C. Pearlman, 4; Al Giliiisky, 4; Abe stein, arrived Friday afternoon to Miss Harriet blse entertained the G. JEWELERS Goldstein, 6; A. Herzberg, 4; Mrs. spend several weeks.with her parents, W. dub at a bridge and btnto party Diamond Importers HANK'S BULL DOG S. Cohn, 4$ Morris Jacobe, 4; and Mr, and iJDrs. H. IB. Weinstein, "and at her home Sunday afternoon. Prizes 214-216 City Nat** Bank BIdg. H. N. Kneeter, 6. . ORCHEStEA wifi play to "attend the marriage of her brother, ;were won by. Mildrer Harris, Esther Established 1894 Lustgarten, Sally Cohn, Ceila Stoler to ISBsS Birdie Selicow! The City Talmud Torah -will hold d and Sylvia FreidfeL " a meeting Sunday at eight o'clock at Mrs. H. B. Weinstein and Mrs. the Talmud Torah Building. Everyone Max Fromidn will entertain "one The Henrietta Ssold girlie gave & is invited tS attend* Election of of- hundred guests at tea at the Black- bridge party Satuiflay at the home of ficers -will take place, and a final re- stone hotel, Sunday afternoon, Octo- Miss Lena Gilman, their, president port of finances "will be given. ber 3rd; honoring-Miss Byrdie: Seli- Miss Rose Siegel, sponsor 6f the club, Mrs. Arthur Theodore entertained cow, a bride-to-be. Mrs. Joseph Ruben was presented with a gift, and the twenty-five guests at a bridge lunch- of San Antonia, Texas, will share Missses Rose Forman, Ruth Fox and .Lena Gilman won card prizes. eon Tuesday at her homej complimen- honors- with Miss Selicow. tary to Mrs. Paul Bernstein, a recent The Kid Boots club entertained bride. Mrs. Bernstein was formerly Mies Edith, CovichVwho has resided Mrs. BeA Sherman of Des Moines, in Omaha for the past four years """ Helen'AltSchuler. ! will return to her home in Des Mdines, Iowa, at a theater party and a luncheon at the Fontenelle' hotel Saturday * . Mr. Manny Green "who left for Iowa. . afternoon.. i Chicago several weeks ago.went to ! M*S. J. Satt entertained at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he wil In hoiiof of Miss Carolyn Diamond, ; : remain throughout the year.'" ~J ~ tioh^Sunday -loi Ber brother, who celebrated her sixteenth birthPhilip Stein -.ofjc Los Angeles, Cali£ day recently, Mrs. A. H. Diamond enOt 6ff ii t gtteitsvwere Mrs.:, L tertained Jten couples- at a Treasure Mrs. S. G. Saltzman issued one Out h ^ ^ and ions; Hunt last Saturday. hundred invitations to a tea Tuesday, Bresikui a October fourth^ fat her home hofiorifag Dave and Harry of lincobi, Nebraska; Shopping During the Mmth*End Those present were the Misses Zelher mother, Mrs. P. A. Adler of Los Mrs. J. Asbyi and Mrs. L. Finklestein da Saferstem, Peai-1 Ffeiamlffi, ITeliie of Lincoln, and Mefesrs. Lou fiordy Marks, Flora Feldman, Frieda "Adler; Angeles, California.. •., ..' provides stick bargains as and Hymie : H«McE of Columbus, Nioma Cohn, Rosaline VHoldsberg, Mrs. Philip Scbwartfc and MisB Helen Sherman, Lallan FTeem&a,; and tie Selicow entertained . twenty-five guests at bridge and mah-jongg on Miss "Fannie Levenson was hostess the Messrs. ake Finkelstein," "Max Surtday, September 26£h," in horior bf at a -tea Sunday afternoon at , her Kramer, Hyman Shrier, erome Diamtheir sister,- Miss Byrdie Selicow home .in. honor .,pf her sistei-nv-Iaw, ond, Max Riekes, Philip Klutznick, whose marriage to E. Oscar WeinEdward Levenson, a recent Harry Saferstein, Louis Diamond, steiri will take place October 10th. bride. Those ' assisting were Mrs. David Beber, Harry RubenBtein, and John BeberJ Mrs. Isadore Levenson, Meyer Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. JN. H. Sherman and Mrs. A. H. Diamond Mrs, F. A. Adler of Los Angeles, Mifes Minnie of Des Moines California, arrived Saturday, October Iowa, and Mis Fays Bobb of Daven- were the chaperons. second, to .visit one month at. the port^ Iowa. Most surprising values, these good looking Hats, home of Mrs. F. G. Saltzman. , that anyone would be sure had cost you considMRS. LEVENSONS For Mrs. Wassermaft of erably mere. s. :t A bridge party in honor of Miss Bess Katz who has just returned from Washington, D. C, who is visiting her MUSIC SHOP an extended trip to Chicago and parents Mr. aaa Mrs. H. Ziegman, a Maite tor all tartttuneitt* at treatlr Minneapolis, was given by Mrs. Joe luncheon and theater party was given • ' reaufcia prlcei Baum, her aunt, Sunday evening at WeSfieMay by Mrs. 4. Goldware, Mrs. X807 Dodfcfc SI. mlvets with satin Zfegtnati and Mrs. A. Praddell enterher home. New shapes, styles aiid colors; ssmail eact tained Mrs. Wasserman at a bridge Seservation* for the supper dance luncheon Thtirfid&y afternoon, and head kites. ; •. . at Hotel Fontenelle' on Saturday night Mfs. L. Schriebmatt was hostess at a have been -made by' A. Somberg for dinner in honor of Mrs. Wasserman six; A. M-.Amen for eight, and R. S. Thursday evening. . K Hirfech f&f'foui'. STEPS Mr. and Mrs. Fred tfrfeefibefg aft nou'nee the birth of a son on Septem- Here are the latest steps in ballber twenty-se*enth at the .Methodist room dancing: the Valencia,. Varsity Will accept beginrung and hospital. - -Mrs." llfienbei'g -frks for- Waltzj. HsCfyasa: Sesitatioh, Berkeley ft> November advanced pupils at her f Toddle, Collegiate , Tango, St. merly Miss -Nettie Lewis. Hop, arid the New York fdx troti TheJ dent sladio» 22li Wirt Statement Miss Minnie Snyo*e* of D&s Moinfis above was stated by Miss Annette" Web. 18SI. -"The Best Piece Iowa, is spending the week with Miss Riklin who is teaching ballroom dancFafthy ing- ,-at Ihe Blacfcstone. hoteU "
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about five years under the tutelage Colgate, a: Jewish boy named Maxie the many small colleges that is sacri- because those sports call fer no menof her. brother Ernie. Miss Kuhn is a Kayer; was a candidate for the teaxh ficed each year to the big universi- tal effort whatsoever. Mr. Meyers little girl being about four feet eleven outfon'.' both/ Roshashana and Yorn ties for the purpose of giving these theory explodes however, when we inches in -height and weighing only Kippur,_he^was excused from prac- strong Varsity teamss a good work- ask him what about baseball? Fast ninety five pounds "but. despite her tice. Syracuse, too, one of the games out. Greenberg played halfback for thinking Is certainly a requisite of height and.Weight she hai a powers fell on Yoni Kippur. The Jewish men Muhlenberg. It is the first time that the great national game. This colful drive and is very steady. -This is on the .'jteajpi, of whom there were a Jewish name has appeared in the umn as it has on numerous occasions : The champions Jiave''falieni In the her first big tournament and we can said, believes in no general rule about were excused froni lineup of this little school. past ten'-days-tftree 'champions who expect sonie good tennis- from her, f6ur '.regulars, ! Jewish Atheletes. e have found them r playing. ' '.The action of the Virginia These little colleges that open the were favored to retain" their respec- next season. active in all fields. Reasons are mereGGoif Assocjatiop fortunately fcns few seasons of the big elevens sometive crowns have^hadT'th'em knocked ly guesses for the most part. precedents. times turn the tables and win. Eeaway. -"William -Tilden^a'Sfter being Soccer member what Center College did to Regardless of how many Jaws singles tennis champion for six years The Soccer season has begun in] have oa the; gridiron this fall there Harvard! On October 2nd GGeneva came to an inglorious-end at the hand Broadway, New York City, and racquet of.Cochet. Bob,by Jones earnest and^ the Brooklyn,-Wanderers j will:be one-team that will be made College plays Harvard University and once an Indian trail. was unexpectedly - defeate'd * by Von led by the four former Hakoah stars} up. of. practically all Jewish boyss. this column is going to make a seemElms; and-Jack Dempsey, the cham- continue to play " superbly. . In the { That is the.C. C. N. Y,.eleven. The ingly wild prediction. Geneva will pion prize fighter of ^the "world was league standing they are tied for first backfield- picked for the 'firt team either beat Harvard or else hold the decisively licked by' GenV Tunney in place with two victories and no de-will bVcbmposed of four Jewish boys, crimson' team to a disgracefully small a ten round bout at Philadelphia. The feats. Next brings the famous. Beth- Tubby Raskin of baseball fame, quar- score. This Geneva team is one of bout fas attended by same 135,000 lehem team to Hawthorne field and terback, Tarckman and Josephberg, the best small college elevens that people who paid close to two-million Manager Agar is looking forward to halfbacks, and Bill Cohen fullback. hass appeared in many seasons. dollars to witness ' a "fight of few a real battle with the Wanderers as Cohen will do most of the kicking for Mr. Herbert Meyer of the Interthrills and little action. IT Gene Tun- victors. Mose Bloom, one of the the Lavender squad. Bill Parker has borough News Service claims that the ney mussed up.sand upseti^Jack, can referees in the leagues ihas pitched the been hampered by a short training Jew is^ active only in those sports you imagine what Harry' Wills, the tone for the conduct of the players. season but his squad which was green that require mental effort to be truly SOSKIN & KOZBERG :. negro fighter'would vhave dbne>to In ' past years many players were material last year, is made up of vet- efficient. He points oet the abundguilty of ungentlemanlyfand unsports- erans. G. C. N. Y. will not be world ance of Jews in boxing, football, Kosher, Fresh. Salt & Smoked him? - ; / y • MEATS This writer sat under . overladen manlike conduct on the playing field. beaters" by. any means but with the (quarterbacks), basketball and soccer. • Wholesale and Kefail rain clouds and prayed1 for control of Mr; Bloom by finding two of the light schedule they have a majority He states that there- are few Jews 1 the elements but* bur entreaties went members of the Indiana Flooring has of the'games should be won. The in rowing, bicycle racing and track • Deliveries to A15 Tartu ot the Citv (Phone AT 1S42 922 N. 16th St. to naught. Before the main bout was shown the players that he is going opening' "game is against George over we were sitting "in" a' pool of to see that nothing but fair play Washington. What ever deficiency C C. N; Yv shows on the gridiron is water, in fact we* .were/so,'.uncomfort- wins a game. more than obliterated on the basket- • Let-Us Help Y§i "Keep CIsss" The Hakoah Soccer Club of New able that we did notT Wait' for the ball court. MISS AN ETTA Frontier laws! e lite® Yale Okun-Burke .fight; £pd a t . the-York have, started their season with RICKUN/. "' time of writing this "column, which an all Jewish team and have as yet The final cat iii the squad of the 1819 California Street is two hours after the; fight; we don't to lose a game. Their league games University of Pennsplvania football ATlantie 62»1. Announces . the Opening • even know if the jbout-.was'.put on. • are to start shortly and the general team* has been made. The chosen of Her . •i: opinion is that they will put a strong group number twenty-six. The few Mike Bernstein of-Wilkes Barre fast team, in the field. This game ofj Jewish boys who were oat for the SCHOOL • . • was one «f" the^judgesl .The boxing soccer is becoming quite the thing. team did not make the final cat and gloves used by '.both fighters came OF DANCING • It is a positive pleasure to see a team for the first time in many years from the famous shop of Sol Levinof men all working with coordination Pennsylvania will play a season withson. Sol Levinson" is. the * son of Sol Sept. 20, 1926 move down the field and. plant the out one of our boys on the team. Levinson Sr., who* has been'making ball in their opponents goal. Cornell, Penn's great rival, is still Blackstone Hotel ' boxing gloves for * every I champion? The house and lot at using Rosenberg as a back on the ship fight that has taken place in the 2514 Caldwell Street TOE-BALLET Nationwide interest has been first squad.last thirty years. The • gloves were will be sold at a big bargain SPANISH CLOGGING the same size and weight as were; aroused at the action of the tourna- In one the first games of the sea- by the administrator. BALLROOM ment committee of the Virginia those used in the Deinpsey-Willard, son Muhlenberg College was defeated Registration to September 20th' Call J. J. FRIEDMAN Dempsey-Carpentier and * Dempsey- Women's Golf championship in de- by Albright, Muhlenberg is one of fauling Mrs. J. G. Spitz in the final 2 to 5 P. M. : Firpo fights. At. 6858 round of the tournament because she . Phone HA 0945 It was a great night despite the did not play her match which wasj poor exhibition of fighting. It seemed scheduled for September 18th, Y6m| PAXTON-MITCHELL CO. Oinwj I6C5 as though the whole sporting world! Kippur. Mrs. Spitz petitioned the j t.tb m Mantis Mta. : ' » . Omaha. Nebr. was there. tournament committee o postpone thej Soft gray iron, brass, brooxe end tinThis column has always b"eeh slight-• match until Monday but her request] culnnm castings. Standard sizes bronze Iron fcGshlnj;a, sewer manholes, ly skeptical about the fighting ability was refused. When she did not appear and cistern tips' ••nd: covers, and clean-ont • Important Announcement • of Maxie Rosenbloom. For some on Saturday, the Day of Atonement, loorn In ittorfe reason or other his scheduled cham- she was held iu default and a Mrs pionship fight with 'Tiger Flowers has Jones was declared Virginia State j LONG DISTANCE beeji indefinetly postponed.. Maxie champion. Regardless of the action who has been rated as a: sure winner of the committee it'would have been Wet Wash _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TELEPHONE SERVICE CHANGES was beaten in a twelve round bout at rather sportsmanlike of Mrs. Jones Semi-Fiat Buffalo." In his last three fights to have refused the" title or insisted Rough Dry ; ; ' IN NEBRASKA Rosenbloom has "shown - a -most - un- upon the delay. In all individual AMERICAN WET WASH usual laxity, e hope he isn't another combative sport oneV opponent never 2808 Coining St. Harney 0881 Ruby Goldstein. The trouble-with the takes advantage of the inconvenience Effective Oct. 1,1926 fight game is that .there is too much or necessity of the ~ other. Even in money in it for* the"" top notchers such 'a hihgly professional sport as which results in-having some scrupu- fighting this rule is observed. CoJtege lous manager rush his -boys .into big J football coaches invariably excuse Changes in Long Distance Hates Public. AccsunkEts snd Acditcrs fights before they.are'ready.for them.i players. from, participating in games j For the longer distances, both to points within A . manager who ' has' eight" or nine J on religious holidays. In 1924 atj ISADORE ABRAMSON boxers in his stable is-willing to take! Nebraska and to points outside the state, sub- ' a chance but it's not §o. nice for the stantial redactions will be made in toll rates, INCOME TAX SERVICE boys. effective October 1. All changes for calls SYSTEMS—AUDITS Al Goldberg for'whom this column: within the state of Nebraska and to points in INVESTIGATIONS has been whoopirtg it up^woif his last WHOf.RSALE Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota fight with plenty to spare, j 490*Brandeis Theater Building Drajjg;ists and Stationers are reductions. The changes made in rates for ;Phone Atlantic" 1450 4OI-4U3-W1S Wnath. lOtb Hlrwi calls to Iowa are also reductions, except that Tennis- •" there are slight increases for some of the shorter Miss Hermione-uhn.-a-young Jewdistances. There are some slight increases for ish girl, reached the semi-final round shorter distances to states other than those of the Montclair Tennis tournament. Harry H. Lapidus, Pres.-Treas. W. G. Ure, Secretary. mentioned. This feat in itself is not "one of much importance but Miss uhn is a sister j As examples of the reductions for longer disOmaha Fixture & of Ennie Kuhn, the well-known star.; tances, the day station-to-station rate from She has only been playing"tennis for. Supply Co.
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HESE Industrial leaders, realizing the tremendous decline in'rural population due to poorly, equipped farms, lack ol scientific agricultural knowledge and the Inability of the average former to properly! ;mef<jliari4lse and market his' * product, hare formed themselves Jiato a Business Men's Council to bring the* attention of the country at large to this drastic, condition.^. .Believing, that these conditions can be eradicated only by the propsf straining.", of future merchant marketing farmers, these men are) concentrating their efforts to bring; to, the rAmerican ^public the importance and 'necessity of the -$5,OQOtO0O. Expansion Project of the" National *>*ni School at Doylestown, Pa. Tils school, which has >tke^*upDort~ot Secretary of Agriculture-'-William H. Jardine, and that Q£ thfL leading agricultural authorities olKtbe nation, has for the past 'thirtyJyears been gratuitously training' urban young men In its, project pfan ol practical scientific farming. It has proven Itself 4 distinct 'cdn-
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Literacy Test Can Be Waived For Pogrom Refugees, £/. S. Department of Labor "Rules Applies vClause QEL Religious Persecution To r I •*:'r^ Jewish Woman Coming From] Russia New York—Refugees can be excempt from the literacy test on the ground that they are1 fleeing from religious ^persecution. This was the latest ruling of the Department of Labor, according to an announcement made yesterday by Max J. Kohler, prominent New York:-attorney, who with A. Warner Parker of Washington, acted as counsel fora'Jewish woman and her. three-daughters comix^ feormRassia. \ . "
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the literacy testj but'" because the provision of the, law was availed of, to introduce new evidence as to religious persecution to the' Secretary of Labor direct,, which was not before' the Board of Special-Inquiry. In theinterim between the ....llis-Island tests, J and the one in Providence, new read-J ing matter for" testing was furnished, in consequence of a determination of y the United "State's Circuit- Court of Appeals that tests' bashed' on the use of difficult and unusual Biblical pas-, sages were illegal.-- -..-•-• J j
•3Mrs. JBzejva .Waldmanand her three question was whether they were fugidaughters, arrived in the United tives from religious persecution, be"States ."at the. end of August,,. 1922, fore a. literary test was authorized, havingv escaped from-.Proskurow-Jin- and it could not be inferred that this the\:Okraine -at the end of 1920, where, question had been decided against they* had'lived through' the worst- of -them, in the- absence of a finding to they-terrible .Ukrainian pogroms, in that eqect on their claim of exempwnich 1,200 Jews-, were Iri]Jea.and-'6Q0/ tion. ,. , , ^ ^ wounded,. including twentynfiVei.~f°f -The-Secretary-'was.directed by the Mra, Waldman's relatives. Cflurt, to pass on that question and months' temporary stay,1ir*.iembe£g; if his-ruling "was adverse, to decide they reached Warsaw; arid fejnawed as to' a. new test. Meantime Mrs. j "Manufactured ir Omaha". tfiexe"a year until 1922, pending jrise Waldman was subjected to a new test i of .passport and secufirtg places"nnder in her home in Providence, while the KAKKK ICE MACHlifcJ CO the quota. case was awaiting Supreme Court ?*On arriving at Ellis Island/she was action, and it was announced, that she excluded SB an. illiterate^ ~ lihd 'her .had, passed the, test .ajtd deportation In Omaha ' " children with her, .particularly as the proceedings .against them had been - ,'youngest jwas also lanjel Oh* apjpeal dropped, but the immigration author;tO tbef Secretary of '-Labor,--Ke-'iairect- ities declared that this determination 250 Kooron—<OO Until* 0d; ft-'-iiew .test in Both Hebrew- and was reached merely because the. SuGood liiiunin for StJiO trtl bv Rpplrj 'Hrftrl* Co. --Yiddish); and on the '.niottferte failing preme. Court decided to'efttertain the to 'poass these, all, were;ordered' de- Government appeal, and that the SecSported. Habeas corpug proceedings retary had not adopted' the new test. -foHfrwed, which the. ..District .Court Judge Bondy sustained this claim. decided>against theni/~but' on. appeal Mrs. Waldman 'declined to take a new to "tlre'-Circuit Court of,Appeals* they literacy test, until the main question .'were admitted into the;.United States had been decided as to her exemp' oo.the ground that th^tes haddbeen tion and the Secretary has finally '! improperly admiiuSered * in 'both decided that she and her daughter 1 O729 I languages and a new' rigfit of appeal were religious refugees, when they landed here, but the youngest daugh\ to"fjtnts 'Secretary denied. The U. S. |! Sap'reme Court, on the- government's ter is required to give a bond against '• appealf fce!d» however^* that"- While it becoming a public charge and that j^ with the lower-tfrort*as tp the she will continue her schooling until irregMari "i/i" procedure '. haying 16 years old.BUTTER and ft&US The'case is interesting and importaken "place, this did;'4o't 'give {hese tant, not merely because of the ex"'allMis a. right of-entrance, without; an Council "Bluffs la. kflWatfve • finding "that' fcKe'y were treme unwillingness of the- immigrad i b l e ' b i t that fEe^ftoaanSeiital tion authorities to exempt aliens from
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