March 17, 1927

He Used to Wait Brxt He Won't Wait Anymore The red light traffic system is a very good thing, bfit there's a, middleaged man in this town-who's likely Entered as second-class innll matter on January 27th, 1U21 st to get himself in trouble for disSUBSCRIPTION PRICE, A YEAR, $2.50 VOL. VI.—No. 12 OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY,. MARCH 17, 1927 lioslotUee at Omaha Nebraska, under the Act ot March Z. 1878 regarding the signals. No, not always was.he negligent HITLERITES ATTACK -GERMAN ANTIto the laws of this city. SEMITIC TEREOEIST IN JEWISH MEETING; ONE And he still obeys a few of them. HUNGARY AKEESTED KILLED, TWO INJURED But perhaps he has just cause to Dear Judge Levris: • feel as he does. Bear with me, while Berlin (J. T. A.)—One person was "Berlin (J. T. A..)—Rolstadt, one of Owing to ray engagements which, have taken me out of office the I describe the sordid details, ; dangerous German anti-Semitic killed and two were seriously injured It was a datk night, noti so long in an attack made by a band of considerably of late, I have not had an earlier opportunity to ex-terrorists, was arrested by the police ago. The man in .question was drivhooligans, members of the Adolph tend to you niy congratulations upon your acceptance of the Chair- in the Hungarian town, Pseneck, despatches received here state. ing with his wife and two children Judge William M. Lewis, Na- Hitler organization, in Kastaelten, manship of the United Palestine Appeal. Establishes Health Centers in near Coblenz. Rolstadt, who is a carpenter by south on Nineteenth street. He had Palestine tional Chairman, Makes •Now that whatever differences may have existed in American trade, is accused of having planned waited some thirty odd seconds for The band invaded a hall where the Appointment local branch of the Central Verein Jewry have been satisfactorily adjusted, and unity and harmony some time ago to place a bomb under 41,000 WOMEN OF the lights to let him pass on Douglas der Deutsehen Juden was in session. prevail, it is to be hoped that henceforth we shall all-work together &e synagogue of Frankfurt during street, and was slowly approaching CAMPAIGN WILL AMERICA ARE MEMBERS - -hoar of services. The police intervened, arresting to advance the various causes in which every right-thinking Jew the Farnam, hoping that by the time he BE HELD IN FALL many of the Hitlerites. Purim marks the fifteenth birthday reached the intersection the red lighl must regard. Hmself as deeply concerned. Claims of priority of of Hadassah, the Women's Zionist he saw would change to green. one cause over another are no longer in order. .Every cause must Harry A. Wolf, was appointed state Organisation of America, -which mainHe got to the corner. The red light chairman of the United Palestine be judged on its merits, and the generosity of American Jewry tains ' a system' of health work and . was still shining. He stopped his Appeal for .the coming year at a and their sense of justice may be relied upon to make proper rehealth education in Palestine for all 3UU car*'He waited* The light changed luncheon given irt honor of J - ' c e Wilsections of the population—Jews, sponse to every vrorthy appeal for sympathetic and effective -not. Other cars drove up in baclc of Christians and Arabs. him. He still' waited. The motorists At this.time when the needs of Palestine are acute, when the Children Will Onlj be Permitted to American methods of healing, pre« in the rear became impatient. venting disease and improving ss»i"Honk, honk, honk," sounded theid "Zionism i& Now the Symbol of Unity consteuctive work which is essential to its proper upbuilding must Come to Afternoon Program tary and- hj-grienic conditions, introklaxons. in American Israel" be advanced and when at the same time there exists an emergency duced by Hadassah, have raised the? - Still he waited, for a law-obeying which should be dealth with promptly and thoroughly and which] health • standards of Palestine &n& M E M B E R S ONLY WELL BE citizen was he. MORE THAN SIXTY NEW replaced.'an' age-old attitude of superADMITTED TO CELEBRATION will brook no delay, I have no hesitation in saying that regardless Then approached him a policeman. MEMBERS ENROLLED stitious .resignation to disease to cms: of past misunderstandings and differences, it" is the bounden duty "Whatja mean holding up all that In order to give all the members of alert preventive csre. American!-. of all of us to come to the rescue. More than five hundred men" traffic," the officer began bawling oui. of the Jewish Community Center sn preventing disease women crowded the auditorium ,of the "Well, why doesn't' that light Preparations are now in progress for a full and searching sur- opportunity to see the Purim Celebra- program through health education and periodic Jewish Community Center Sunday vey and investigation to be conducted by skilled experts with re- tion, two performances will be given examinations has become the domichange" night to listen to Rabbi C. Hfflel "What light?" —one on Sunday afternoon, March 20, nant note in Palestine, and through Kauvar of Denver who was the prin- spect to. the agricultural, industrial, commercial and financial st 3 o'clock for all those members it, has affected all the countries of ih$ "That red one on the corner." problems of Palestine. The survey is to be in every way concipal speaker at a meeting under " "Why you boneheaded simpleton who are under 16 years of age and Near East. The persistent superauspices of the local Zionist organiza- ducted under non-partisan auspices. This will make possible a one on Sunday night, March 20, at stitions, and taboos that attributed ill(words to that effect) that's a danger tion. systematization of fall Palestinian activities, and there is every 8:15 for all adult members. light put up by the constructors of ness to'.deistic vnrath have in thfw?: "American Jewry is proud of the reason to expect"that the results will prove of inestimable value. This -will be the second festival short years been replaced by a recogthis, here building." work that is being done by the men Consequently, those who have heretofore refrained from partici- celebration in the new building. The nition that scientific treatment atirl "Oh!" meekly whispered my autoist and women who are settling on the friend, as he shifted gears and started good sanitary and hygienic condition program is as follows: soil of Palestine," said Rabbi Kauvar. pating in the devoted efforts that have been made for the economic to sneak ofiV are the chief means of maintaining; PURIM CELEBRATION The Zionist organization are helping and cultural development of Palestine should now co-operate in "Bed lights can shine until dooms good health. those men and women, boys and girls, this significant effort to regenerate the land of our fathers and to day, as far as I'm concerned," now," In 19IS a small group of New Tori; Jewish Comxnunty Center in the establishing of a homeland create opportunities there for those who have so long been bereft Mr. Motorist said later, "but they City women, led by MJRS Henrietta, Sunday Night, March 20, 1927 where they, the Jewish sufferers, will of them. don't stop me. No sir, red lights or Judge William Lewis Szold, organized Hadassah and gaw Harry H Lapidus, Chairman cease wandering. ' ~ • •"": no red lights, I dont stop. FI1 take it the motto "The • healing of t.hr With best T.ishes for your success, I am, * liam M. Lewis of Philadelphia, na"Throughout the country the Hada chance. - w PROGRAM daughter of my people", It assigned tional chairman of; the United Pales- assah members and the Zionist memVery cordially yours, to itself the specific task of creating 1. Prologue Buth Freedman tine Appeal. Judge Lewis v.-tis a LOUIS MARSHALL. a system of. public health work Jr; Henry Ford, the Auto King guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolf, bers are uniting in the effort to help 2. Orchestra Selections ..... build Ereta Yisroel for one common Palestine according to Americar; Center Symphony vs." Orchestra on Monday. Judge"• Lewis was the cause," said Rabbi Kauvar. Aaron Sapiro, the Jew ; Rudolph Seidl, Conductor, methods. A year later Hadassah beprincipal speaker at a banquet held in Following the stirring message deRegardless of- the outcome of the Des Moines Sunday night. gan S. The Significance of _ _ activities in Palestine by _ sesKfoit,.. livered by Rabbi Kauvar a group of Aaron Sapiro "suit against Henry Ford Purim -..Maurice Alperin, Presid., two American nurses to Jerusalem to Speaking before- a grcup of men workers canvassed "the audience for for a cool million dollars, a great and women at luncheon at the Jewish ~^' ! do district visiting- nursing. Later s number <)f-unpleasant things are go- Community Center Monday noon, jnew members.tp the Zionist Organiza- 1 -' The"Je«3sli .4. .Puxbn Slides.--.Courtesy, ef. Jewish ^ ^ m rf maternity, nawta* in the Quotes ing to be,, brought up "by Mr. Ford Judge^ Lewis emphasized the *-—'c-i- tion aiicT obtained sixty new "members; planning a big reception to Mrs. IrAverescn's Letter -in Keply To _ ,,_, _ . _, „ homes was established. The thus bringing up the membership of against the Jewish race during the ance of the work for Palestine and the ma L. Lindheim, national president,] . Deputies* Pretest the local Zionist district. 3. J. Freid"• I t L ^ J S S-SSSnum -gaged-for this worfe were trial. of Hadassah, the Women's Zionist '• inan, chairman of the local district Scene i {vised by the .nurses and^a doctor. Th*: This seems to be an opportune time Organization of America, who will' Berlin.—,(J. T. A.)—The intense was the chairman of the evening. Judith .™Mariao-Lippett j eyes of .the school _ children w*w for the automobile millionaire to be here April 3 to speak at the audi- propaganda of the Roumanian governexamined by a physician and trettreiterate, in a stronger fashion, what Deborah — Ida Bercovici torium of the Jewish Community ment to -white-wash the anti-Jewish ment administered by the two rrarsss. Lena Lena Gilhnan j he has so rashly published in his Center.. The meetings are 4>eiag ar- excesses in- the country is beginning Miriam Jeanette Turner Forty-one thousand women in thi* Dearborn Independent. ranged by the Omaha chapter of to show results. By Elihu Bloch, Principal of City Hannah Jeancte Reznick country belong,to the senior r-nr The newspapers all over the world which Mrs. A Romra is president, j It was learned here today that the Talmud Torah. Dorffthv Ida Blacker junior org-anizations of Hadassah. 7f.,<. are eagerly printing details of the The committee in charge of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, in replyRuth .*. Ruth Marks membership trebled in the latst ihfv?. ' trial. For it is real news. Imagine a Scene II This feast ^belongs to the time, reception is headed by Mrs. Eomm ing to the protest of the Club of Jewyears. Mrs. Irma L. Lindheim, f»f lone Jewish man sueing anyone for a and assisting here are: Mesdames J. ish Deputies in the Polish parliment, liing .Harold Pollock '' when Israel was under the Persian New York, became the nationa? pttziQueen ... Ruth Fox million dollars to clear; unpleasant rule. A prime minister named Haman Eosenberg, J. Iinzman, J. J. Fried- against the anti-Jewish excesses, took dent last June, succeeding Miss SznUl Haman Ben Sheanin and damaging things said' against determined to use his power to.de- man, M. F. Levenson, A. Silvennan, sides with the RouLsnian gwernMordecai Milton Himelstein who was the only other p-reeident <>'•" him personally, and against his B. A. Simon, Herman Jahr, M. G. ment. In its letter, the Union points stroy all the Jews in the Persian Jester_Rebecca EirsCiienbatim Hadassah. . Mrs, Lindheim is now <m people in general. realm. But Esther, who was then the Wohl, L Xulakofsky, J. Stein, M. to the letter, o Premier Averescu to Girls are members of Hcnriette s tour through the west, giving b<;. But there are going to be many King's wife defeated by her brave Lerner, S. Robinson, J. Iieb, Chas. the "Journal de.Geneve", in which the Szold Girls, a Yudaea Club, led by dresses on the part taken ty A*r?r?«things the papers, will omit. Suffice Miss Rose Segal. appeal for her beloved people the Levenson, Max Fromkin, J. B. Robin- Prime Minister states that no antiPlay coached fcy iiose Segal and icsn Jews in the development of Tarto say, anything Ford is likely to say wicked .plot of Haman, who was son, of Omaha; Mrs. L Krasne and Jewish persecutions are taking place Bess Greenberg, Anne Bishoff, estine. against the Jews .will be hurriedly hanged on the very gallows he had Mrs. S. Meyerson of Council Bluffs, in Roumaida. Accompanist. L 0 . R R AUXILIARY NEWS set-up for the "next edition." prepared for Mordecai, Esther's and Mrs. J. Verbin and Mrs. J. Berek Boys are members of the B'nsi Ami Bucharest, March. 14.—(J. T. A.)— Mrs. Rose Cohen was appointed by Harry Wolf Many people are going to read cousin. of Fremont. Club, led by Bennett Cohen, those things—whether or not they unity .in American-Israel. .'*ThroughNo holiday in the Jewish calendar Mrs. Landheim is the leader of At Friday's meeting o' the Roumanian S. Hallelujah Lewandowski the Ladies' Auxiliary of the I, 0. "&will help produce that anti-Semitic out the couhtax.rnep and women are is the occasion of as much merry- 40,000 Jewish women in this country' parliment, deputies representing the Hazomir Choral Society, Cantor B. Lodge to represent the AusiBfci? Abraham Scharacskin, Director. at the Jewish Welfare Federation, . feeling' F.ord so desires—that is the answering to the call of their brothers making and fun as the festival of who are interested in the rebuilding Cuza faction formulated new anti_ The nest Tegular meeting c.f •*>' ' question. in Palestine who have iled there from Purim, which occurs on the 14th day oi Palestine as a Jewish homeland. Jewish charges in connection with the 7. Purim Oration Winner of Oratorical Contest B'nai B'rith Auxiliary will fee held w, * • * the hell-holes of Europe," said Judge of Adar (this year on Friday, March She became president of Hadassah ratification- of the Bessarabian proto8. Orchestra Selection „...-_.„..„ j Thursday evening, at 8:S0, Match Lewis. It is up* to "American Jewry 18th). The festival proper begins on last summer, succeeding Miss Hen-: cor by Italy.' y g, Justaline Center Symphony Orchestra' rietta Szold, founder of the organizaj "The Jews are. enemies of the counthe evening'.of the 13th of Adar to help them g«t settled on the land l ^ V e r y i m p o r t e n t husine8B Modern girls give little thought to (Thursday, March 17th), when the tion. She is a distinguished writer try", the Cuza deputies charged, al- 9. "The Purim Basket" their clothes. They're learned not to of their forefathers.. attend. Lea. .__ Gertrude K&plau "I feel that I will have the whole book of Esther is read in the syna- and speaker. She was the founder of leging that the Jewish population in •worry over trifles. The Auxiliary is planning a t» Esther .4-imttte Fogel support of all the -Jewry -in the State gogues from the Megniah.-or parch- the-first prenatal clinic in New York the country has not-expressed joy at and is a director of the Federation of the ratification of the Bessarabian Mrs. Hermsn-...Rose Ghisburg ment scroll, and is again read on the party to "be'given on Thursday *!< Temper and Trouble of Nebraska," said Harry A. VTolf. Mrs. Levy Dora Abrahams foil owing morning, (Friday, March Child Study. She was the only woman:-protocol. Deputy Ebner declared in ning, March Slst' The guests #11] Goes Well Together . We will put this campaign over". Moses . Herbert Kaplan the B'nai B'rith members and ita regular student of the Jewish In-' Teply that the Jews in Eoumania are 18th). In many homes parties are arOf course we all have tempers, and Object of the drive, Judge Lewis Sam ueo Bernstein : Nora Lilliajj Friedman sometimes they do get the best of said, was to 'raise #7,500,000 among ranged between various families and stitute of Religion in New York sev- imbued with the same , atrioti- spirit wives. Mrs. Wieman . Bess Bernstein us, but we must be careful of difficul- American Jewry_as part of a §10,000,- the rest of the evening is spent in eral years ago with the Tight to as all the other .citizens vnd welcome Girls are member? of Junior Music lovers should not ties likely to be created by words 000 budget to further settlement of games of all sorts, and in feasting qualify as a rabbi. In 1925 she made.the ratification of the protoeoL Daughters of Zicn, led by Miss ing such a clever artist as Vera a three months tour through* Palestine' and singing. . • ' coming from a "hot head." Palestine by-the Jewish race. well known soprano -who is Mina Freedman. on horseback, visiting every . colony A GOOD TfflE DANCE' The children of the City TalmudThe following incident, I'm sure, Shortly after' the war England by Play coached by Kiss Sylvia on Tuesday, March 29, at'the was never meant to take place, but— th • Balfour treaty, set aside Palestine Torah (Daily Religious school at 21st and village in the country. .Mrs. LindBemstem. {Community Center. She is and Burt Street) and of the City heim gave a diamond tiara valued at. The Young Jewry of greater Omaha 10. Orchestra Selection When a certain High school teacher as a home for'the Jewish rac?. as having a charming personal pww$10,000 to the Hebrew University have requested The Jewish Social .Center Symphony Orchestra ence, a beautiful, cleat and iWr?svin reprimanding a young Jewish lad There are now 160,000 Jews in Pal- Sunday School will stage plays that Hospital- Building Fund, which is Club to stage a real peppy "Good for his misbehavior, shouted out in estine, Judge Lewis, said. M<<ie than deal with the historical event-of this The HAZOMIR sHORAL SOO^TY lously sweet and sympathetic vni«;5 festival on Sunday, March 20th, at raising $1,000,000 for the erection of Time Dance" at the Kelpines Dancing open class: good diction, and power of 100 colonies have been formed,- mostly 3 p. m. in the synagogue, 18th and a group of hospitals in Palestine. •' Academy, 25th and Farnam Street o n j ^ e t s ^at the ••«'•«• «•-« "Shut up, you young Jew!" .night for the . . . _ isation. Vera Leslie vr&ff born by funds subscribed . by American Chicago Street. Mrs. Lindheim has written a book Sunday, March 20, Accordingly ar-"' It certainly did no good for the ten Jews. Synagogue and Folk fusic—MemberAustralia • and- studied in They will also sing Jewish and about her Palestinian experience rang-ements have been made, and the ship oper. to all music ''cvers. or so Gentile youths in the class. where she first made her debut on s> which will soon be off the press. j club is very enthusiastic indeed about ; Odmission will be limited to MEM- The teacher, after letting fly the • Vienna (J. T. A.)—The Jewish com- Hebrew songs. While the children of concert platform -msidng an Mrs. Lindbeim's addresses are the heavy, advance sale and demand BEES ONLY. You remember the fatal -remark at the misbehaving munal board of Vienna has directed the five highei classes will be the usually charmingly informal and in- for their tickets. So certain is the I crowd at the 'Chanukah Celebration—iiate success and .since then ones, who •wil] produce the plays, .youth, no doubt, deserved a repri- the attention of the Austrian governjust a word to the wise. Come early if [charmed her audience whenever the children of the five lower classes, large attending timate and she has attracted large club of the g mand, realized, later, that .she would ment to the . increasing anti-Semitic between the ages of six and ten, will nadienees whereevr she bas spolien.' crowds that so expense has been you wast a seat! And be snare that appeared. never think of saying: propaganda of' theWolkskampf, the Hadassah's special field of work in spared to pat over this "Good Time your membership "is paid up. "Shut up you young Scandinavian" orgAn of the1 Austrian Hakenkreuzler, sing, and twenty-two of them will, LESSONS IN FRENCH ; at the conclusion, present in live Palestine is medical, hygienic, snd Dance" on Stmday, March 20, with or "you_;joung Christian," and tried in connection with the approaching pictures the poem that is recited in AND GEBMAH TO BE sanitary care to all elements of the just one howling success. You will TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY to catch herself,—but the words were Passover season. , GIVEN AT THE C£N££& the synagogue after reading the Me'" already uttered, and the Gentile OF NEWTON'S DEATH The publication" is printing numer- gillah, consisting of twenty-two verses population,—Arabs, Christians, and dance to the time ef "The Trae Bine Jews alike. Hadassah is the only College Boys Syneopators" dance Those -who are behind in children heard those words, and re- ous articles, accusing the Jews of in order Jewish Alef-Beis. women's organization in the world music whichy©a •will at once apFrench and German can no* Jerusalem {J. T. A,} — The two ritual murder and terming the im- inembered them. that is almost entirely responsible for, preciata fas superior to any ever tutored at the' Jewish hundredth anniversary of the death The words themselves are nothing portation of 'Palestine' matzos to Vienna (J. T. A.)—Vandals broke the public health of an entire staged oa an Omaha dance floor. of six Isaac Newton will be commem- Center. *A class is now being Austria "a deal iff .human blood." • to write about, but the way in which into the synagogue in the Hungarian try. Berlin ( J . ' T . A.}—Echoes of the orated by the Institute'of Mathematics for beginners and advanced The Hakenkreuzler organ quotes town, Tato, robbing the valuable those words were used calls forrfSis extensively from _ the anti-Semitic treasures in the synagogue. The Thorpeian Athletic Club will be Budolph Haas affair, the so-called and Physics of the Hebrew University French »nd Genmaa, If you «*& inobjection. terested, piesse \enve your usant *•? here. book, "Talmud Juden -Ritual Moer- The Torah decorations, containing hosts at an April Fool Dance Sunday, German Dreyfus case, were # * * : Exercises will be held at the In- the ofTIeE. Individti&l lesBens tdfi h» ders". ' •' ' • set-eral works of art dating back to April 3, at the lighthouse Inn. The in the supreme court of N A Last Word • The Kehplah asked the govern- the seventeenth century, and diver committee in charge of arrangements yesterday when the trial of tvro stitute on March SI. Four lectures given as well as class work, - A libel suit is like an old, cheap ment how long such pogrom inciting candelabra were among the things are Messrs. "Moris Franklin and Ed- German jurist; involved in the Haas <«CLH be delivered on Kewtoa at the sational Trench and German . doth .suit One can't tell -when they propaganda, Tnstatute. stressed ward Rub- *• taken by the vandals. ' case begar -tolerated. *? nieces. [ will

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Won Lost Percent the gra.de behind the Amarill© bats.J Dave Beber with seven points was 11 -717 FOR RENT—2 or 8 jrfce #urnteh*i Swartq is a rattling good catcher and the high scorer for the red-jersied Kaiman Insurance ....«& 22 17 .563 holds a mean wallop in his bat. at OmaU*. «ien. Gerelick, Bleicher and Levin Alberts Colts ,. rooms f o* a toupl* or & gentlemen Doe Stein* ?1 ?8 * * * .359 also tossed in a double-point marker. THE. JD3WI^H ?RESS' PUBLISHING Omaha Tobacco —...14 25 By Stanley F. Levin. with or -without board. CaJi eve.280 There will be a Jewish Community Levin,made the evening interesting Malashocks 11 2S OfBcei Bffaijaeia iTicatre-Building — Telephone: ATlantie\1450. Despite the fact that Moe Linsman, nings at 9489—2419 Phil Gerelick, running guard on the Center team In the amateur field this with his racueua shouts and football -,.'- NATHAN ?, GREEN, Manager. year. The Gate City Champions have diviea after loose balls. Riklin fought backer of the Wardrobes, was present Nebraska University five, was es-vi hard and deserred a better fate than lending encouragement t j his boys the Subscription Price, one year-.$2.50. pecially "prominent in his team's suc- decided to enter the competition. Adverting t rates furnished on application. being merely one of the boys who Kaiman Insurance, virtually cinched cesses during- the waning moments of played." The Philadelphia's threw first place by trimming the Wardrobe the season. Phil was late in reaching COMMUNITY CENTER CHANGE OF ADDBESS— Please giT0 botb tbe old and new tnatiy shots awa£ by their erratic tea.ni in three successive fames. The his top form, But when he did acquire be sole B&d give roar oatne. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE passing. Gerelick, at center, was theabsence his brilliant polish, proceeded to make of I. Schlaifer probably In the second game of the evening chief offender in this phase of the •weakened the latter five to sarae exS&e Jewish' Press is supplied b« the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (Jewish things hum. The Scarlet and Cream Correspondence Bureau) with cabled and telegraphic Jewish news, in addition guard has one more year, of varsity the Gross Lumber Co. team threw game. tent. to feature artjetes' aiid correspondences from all important Jewish tenters. competition "before he graduates. This their chances to tie the Kaiman Practically *U the teams were minus Inquiries regarding news items credited to this Agency will be gladly the services ef their Star bowlers and answered if addressed to Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 621 Broadway, New was his second year as a regular on Insurance cagers when they forgot to APRIL FOOL DANCE, CHIEF- as a yesult interest lagged somewhat watch Lester Giventer during the YorfcGty • " • - ' " the VValley" team. TAIN HOTEL, FRIDAY APRIL I, during thfe evening. OVU ADVERTISERS final moments of the fray. "Chief" * * * Giventer tossed in a pair of baskets Lou Weiner, guard on the City j^T CONGRATULATIONS HARASS AH Championship Tech High team, will after Captain Maxie Alt§huler had Hadassah will celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of its founddrag down a "T" for his court work put his team in the front with a 1 . ing next Friday, Pimm. Anniversaries usually are dismal things, on Drummond's quintette. The husky Jong hea^e to give the Kaiman's the , with, the thought of what might have been accomplished. Hadas- fellow was not a regular on the Ma-lead which they kept tflj the, end. sah, however, is untroubled with such thoughts, as it has been roon five, but did. well when Inserted, Every man on the victorious squad pre-eminently successful since its inception. With the repeopling which was frequent. Weiner will now played well. The guarding of Sam of Palestine with immigrants from all portions of the world, devote his attention to the baseball LeibowitK, Herman fiegelman and Sara Katzman was good. The offense field during the coming mpnths. Hadassah's opportunities, and responsibilities, have increased of the champions was working nearly many fold. Blend and Levine, of the South to perfection with Is Shriebman, Les» Miss Henrietta Saold, with a small group of New York women, High and Central High wrestling ter Giventer and Maxie Altshuie* organized Hadassah in 1912. Its slogan was "The healing of the teams, respectively, were in every tossing them in from most any spot daughter of. my people," and i t has kept its task always upper- meet engaged in by their school and on the floor. Captain Frank Ackerman and most. Faotional politics, that usually spell sure decay to any or- fared about as well a.s their teammates, which was not so good. Both "Pohry" Lohrman lead the victims in ganization have been rigidly barred. Its growth was speeded up of the boys won only one match each their fight, "Hawkshaw" Epstein was many times by the stern necessities of the war, when for a time during the grappling season, hut ex- all'but hidden from sight «very time it seemed that the. entire population of Palestine would perish. pect to do better in the City Wres- he got the ball, the big Kahnans At its inception Hadassah assigned to itself-the function of tling Meet, which -will be pulled ofP smothering him effectually, Archy Chesnau went up in the air time aad creating; a public, health service in the Holy Land. Prior to that, soon at the Tech "auditorium. again to capture loose balls, Jakey ' sanitation, hospitalization, and medical care, where it did exist, Joe Levey, Mid-West A. A. U. Kososky as the other guard also was of the sketchiest kind. But usually it did not exist. And this Handball champion, was eliminated in played well, The smaller Grossmen in a geim^tropidal "country -at the crossroads of three continents, the first round of the national tourb i and d demons but size fought g _ .where disease was so common that it was not accepted even as an ney held in Detroit. The local star excuse to refrain from laboring. .A year after the foundation of played a good game, but was unable Strength prevailed against fight and speed. Hadassah,.. two nurses were sent to Jerusalem for district visiting. to match the skill of his conqueror, The Bnai Israels captured the niteA physician was then added. But the war, of course, increased an old hand at the tourney game. cap from the Philadelphia Leather * * * many times the need for medical attentions. But this horror was Co. in a loosely played game. Beany Baseball coupled with a. greater one: all of the physicians and nurses were Kosen and Benny Goidware lead the Sammy Kaufman, late of the JewPr«clic«Jly every one ef th« wanted weaves victors .with three and fiye goata drafted to the. army-hospitals. . ish Community Center, Gate City 1 apiece. The guarding of "Cowhoyi weJflxU fat tile new teajoa't &ro$*, suit, cent or In 1918, the Hadassah sent to Palestine a well rounded medi- amateur league champs, is playing a Sadafsky and-Jake SYoler -was air•port outfit! Beautiful mnterlaU that will inspire you to whale of a good game with Omaha cal unit of forty-four persons, who brought relie? to the stricken tight, at times.;Tfhe free-throw shootin the Western League. The smiling YQ?uiah costvBies. Nttrj, black fusd tan», «s well as all country. Today the organization maintains four hospitals and: disJewish boy is holding down the short ing of the Israelites wasMa f eatrire of «p«*t «h«des. If you ptm to «ew with wooleas within th* pensaries, fourteen infant welfare stations, nine prenatal clinics, Bieasteln stop position in grand style, while his the contest. *Halfpint coming few months, yon will save substantially fey buying ROW. and dozens of other units that administer to.the sick and unfit batting is on a par with the best slug- played a good floor game. regardless of race or qreed, gers in the club. Fashion again calls fer For the spring dresi, Novelty coatings fe* Hadassah enjoys <the unique distinction today of being the * * » a suit f or spripg. Theso light weight woolens sport and street; plain Despite the veil of secrecy and sionly rZionistic organization that is whole-heartedly supported by are HIGHT fabrics. are especially good, coatings for dress. all elements of American Jews. Opposition has been voiced against lence which hangs over the camp of BU1TKK and K(i«S the aims and methods, of the Zionist organization; and its satellite the Amarillo team of the Western Sheen twill Ray sheen Imported tweeds League, we learn that Art Swartz, Council Bluffs, la. groups. But Hadassah has gone on its errands of mercy and com- former local amateur star, is making Tweeds Fine fhmnel , Plead coatingi passion thankfully untroubled by the super-patriots. Shadow flannel Arosa ' •././ • •-;• Plcmvehw. Fifteen years, a decade and a halfy is not a long time from Vet&ufiphdtls ; Kesheen . broadcloth FRIED'S any perspective. "But from nothing has grown up this magnificent Mh fth Cover*. •.-•:• f>..KOSHER DELICATESSEN organization of American Jewish womanhood. We Jews" can well LustreUa Novelty mixtures Poiret twill -%^ be prpud of- Hadassah,,- its splendid accomplishments in the-past, We will handle a complete line of Frostier Towel & Uaen Supply Dress tweeds — Heir linei strips TwiU cord Passover Goods — Matzos, meal, its splendid future in prospect. 19X9 California Street Novelties Ottoman • Sport woolens fruits, etc. ..-.ATlantic 6Ssl. Sale of Wooles* o» U»« Main Floor ,' Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Braunstein are Council Bluffs News « entertaining their Evening' Bridge : ;; Club Thursday evening at their home. A. Z. A. Annual Dance to.be field at Special DemonstraMrs. Louis Fichtenberg and daughCtiieftain Hotel on April 10th tion of the ter, Miriam, ojf Chicago, Illinois, ar-

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The Independent ^id.er of the B'nai 'B'rith*. Lodge Nq^ 688,. wUl -hold a 8,. w regular meeting nexUV5jredn?jcd.ay. i March ^-.a.i^th^ Danish Hall. Mrs. ;Abe Bear bjt Kansas, will spend the-Fatter part of . this week here visiting her parents, • Mr, and Mrs* Jidhis Katelmarj; ' .

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PAGE 3—THE JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1927 Any favorite preserves may TSe used] a 1 1b. can of coffee and proceed to cessful week in the. history of the "Her Majesty, the Customer, Rules H as a filling. j use i s always. Your coiFee Trill s3- store. Music was furnished the .Empire." Harney 8398. 2 j ways be clear fcnd more tasty. courtesy of iSe SUckcil iscSc. house. 1 Brown 'white sugar in an Iron or Poppy Seed Cake heavy pair and add to "your gravy to 1 cup poppy seed . make more brown and tasty. Gravy I}* cups milk '• •. FORPURIM. 'ORDER "FROSt GREECE will not taste sweet or sugary. Ihk caps sugar The .Most Delightful Kuchen Dough % cup butter The Baker Ice Machine Company 1 pint scalded and cooled milk Summer Vacation . 2 cups flour Important Elements of the Human have today received their first order j % cup butter 2 teaspoon baking powder Body for a combined ice making and re% cup sugar 4 whites of eggs Sulphor is needed for Efficiency and frigerating plant plant to be installed at *1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon vanilla is found in Brusse! sprouts, cabbage, Athens, Greece. Baker plants have 6 cups flour Grind poppy seed, heat %• of the onions, turnips, radishes, cucumbers, been successfully introduced in other under management of ENGAGEMENTS 2 whole eggs milk and pour over. Let stand over prunes and strawberries. TEMPLE TOURS, Inc. European countries but it is the first 1 yeast cake (compressed.) J PQLSgy.FORlttAN Mrs. Dena Lagman announces the night. Cream butter and sugar and opportunity the company has had to Warm bowl and . flour. Dissolve 2nd Mrc. X. ITormait announce engagement of her daughter, Fannie add seed mixture and rest of milk, ship an Omaha made product to the marriage .of their daughter Betty, to. Mr. Abe Werber, son of Mrs. E, yeast in % cup luke warm milk. To add flour and baking powder and last STORE EMPLOYES leaving in May, June and Jaly, the rest of the milk add all other beaten egg whites. Place in a well CELEBRATE SALE Greece. to Mr. 'IrSii ^Polslsyj son oS Mr. and. Werber. visiting England, Holland, BelThe plant is purchased by a large ingredients but the flour and yeast. greased pan aird bake 1 hour in Mis. J . Jfoi^sj;' pf Kansas City. Tiie gium, Germany, France and The Goldstein-Chapman company construction company that is at presMrs. E. "Waskoff of Sioux City, an- When this mixture is luke warm add Switzerland. wedding .•will take place Friday, moderate oven. celebrated the success of its anniver- ent rebuilding the water supply sysMarch 18, at the' home of the .bride's nounces' ' the engagement of- her yeast and flour . and knead iiiitil Frost or serve plain. 35 Days. AH 1*3*711 and sary sale, held last week, by giving tem.of Athens and Piraeus, which neparents. Rev. E, Fleishman -will.of- daughter, Cecelia Esther, to Alex smooth. Place in warm place and ict Expenses Ind. <Z$ i E# up • * • a birthday party to the store per- cessitates the construction of a large rise until double. Make into any ficiate, the; wedding will be followed Plotkin of this city. Teiglach Lowest Possible Rates sonnel Tuesday night. The entire •aqueduct. shapes. by "a reception. The-Daughters of Zion v.'ill held " 4 cups flour fourth floor was cleared of all racks inclusive Fares * * * their next meeting Monday,'March 21, 1 teaspoon baking powdeand specially decorated for the ocPicturesque Rates —Congenial For Mohn. Kuchen Mr. and Mra-John Faier announces a t 2:80 at the J. C. C. All members 3 tablespoons oi> casion. We are all going Company the birth of a boy - on Monday, are requested to bring their Jewish" Roll Kuchen- dough out thin and 4 eggs \ Competent Leadership Bridge and dancing occupied first March 14, at the Methodist Hospital, National Fund boxes to this meet- cut in large squares, place mohn fillWhere? % lb. honey place in manner of entertainment. ing on each square. Fold up like an Mrs. Faler.^as. formerly Miss Bose ing. Vz cup sugar Luncheon was served the 150 store envelope, pinch ends log-ether and let Shapiro of ;Cheyenne, Wyo. ' ' •_ Write for Hhistrated booklet Vs cup nuts employes. Mr. A. Goldstein, presiMrs. J. Jjorkis entertained at four rise. Bake in moderate oven until : ginger dent of Goldstein-Chapman company, Miss Sara Kaplan of Missouri tables of bridge in honor of her sister- brown. (if Mix and knead the first four inn thanked the personnel for its coValley is ill at the Nicholas Senn in-law, Mrs, j.Eisem, who is leaving • * * gredients until smooth, form into a operation in making the most eycHospital. ; Mohn Filling today with her children Edna and i roll and cut in half inch pieces. Boil 1 cup poppy seed Special 'Representatives t«t • Albert to join Mr. Eisem in New York Kelpines Dancing Academy can be honey and sugar and pour over pieces Mr. and Mrs. Harry A, Wolf enter- City "where they plan to make their TEMPI.TE TOUR5, Inc. 2 tablespoons butter of dough that have been placed in Tented reasonably on any Sunday. 3 tained at dinner, followed by a re future .home. ,£ cup chopped almonds pan. Place into a very hot oven. Do Call Market 1018.—Adv. ception; Monday evening at the Black18(57 Howard St. _O3XAHA, JfEBR little lemon rind not stir until dough is puffed and sfcone Hotel, honoring' jFodge Wflliain TAL. J. PETER TRAVEL BUREAU, Vs cup raisins ' 1307 Howard St.. Omaha. Nebr. light brown, add nuts and stir until M. Lewis of Philadelphia, Pa,, who 25th and Farnatn Sts. Temple Israel . sugar to taste ... Gentlemen: Kindly t-enc! folders »B brown. Turn out on wet board, pat spent the day in Onjaha as the guest European Tour. . 1 cup -milk, - Ptjrim. will be celebrated by a • • flat, sprinkle with ginger, cut in of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Wolf: % cup honey or syrup Same ADMISSION S specially fine Cantata, "Esther," to pieces. • Mrs. Irvin Stalmaster was hostess he given Friday night, March 18, Grind seed and boil with milk and S3 Tears of flonest MprrbantliRr IK • * * at a bridge iparty at her home on Sat- after the " regular Sabbath evening other ingredients until thick, let cool your finsrantfe of a SQoar* Deal Household Hints You're All Welcome urday aftern&on complimentary to service. In lieu of the lecture this and proceed as above. 1419 Douglas Est 1S90 Rub 2 raw unbeaten eggs through * * « Miss Erma Wells, whose marriage to beautiful new production will be Cottage Cheese Filling Mr. Bernard Block of r_ansas City rendered, by a specially engaged 1 pint cottage cheese (dry) will take place next month. "Quality Jewelers" double quartet under the direction of 2 beaten eggs Mr. V. C. Bennett, organist, with MALASHOCE JEWELRY Mrs. Joe Jacobs and Mrs. Dave piano and organ accompaniment. % cup nut meats Wholesale and Retail Jewelers Cohn wfere|;joint hostesses at a one % teaspoon salt On Saturday morning, March 19, 213-16 City National Bank Bldg. o'clock bridge luncheon last Saturday Vs cup sugar & cinnamon mixed JA. 5619 at Shanghai, honoring Miss Ann Wint- Rabbi Cohn has chosen for his subUse as a filling for kuchen. ject, "The Undying Fire". roub, a bride-filect. Art Lamer, 2548 Capitol Ave. won SISTERHOOD RECIPROCITY DAY Sisterhood Reciprocity Day will be the seventy-five piece dinner set which held this year in Omaha the first week was given away at the J. N. W. A. at Farnsm in April. All sessions will be held at Sixteenth dance last Sunday night at Kelpines Temple Israel. The Sisterhoods of LinDancing Academy. coln, Sioux City and Omaha will participate. 12-PIECE ORCHESTRA AT THE APRIL FOOL DANCE, BOOK REVIEW CLUB CfflEFTAlN HOTEL. • Rabbi Cohn "will review Lester Conn's novel, "Sweepings," on TuesExtraordinary Mrs. Sommerfield, who has been day afternoon March 22, at.Temple the house guest of her daughter, Mrs, Israel. M; E. Chapman and Mr. Chapman, left for home in Duluth last Saturday" ••!""

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PAGE 4-THE JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1927 at first was no bigger than a man's servile insurrection to the calamities would id any way incriminate any of profession and became a leader of the by honorable labor t o retrieve shatterhand, overshadows us,' and there is of civil war; you may do all this, and his fnends active,in the war, and he English bar. He took part in many of ed fortunes, wrecked IB the rain of a not a breeze that blows that does not more, too, if more there be, but you then made his way to the Florida the leading cases before the bar of lost cause." On May 6th, 1884, he died in. Paris. sound the tocsin of alarm. The light never can subjugate us, you never, coast and ^escaped after a perilous England, and upon announcing his retirement from the English bar, on the His name lives on for in spite of journey, landed in England, penniless, can convert the free sons of the soil is shut out, and we should prepare Delivered at Omaha Lodge No. 35i4 I. O. B. .B. on Thursday, February 24th, petition of 80 Queens Counsel a adversity and misfortune, he thrice having left his fortune in America, ourselves to meet the emergency, into vassals, paying tribute to your •->--•.' 192Vby MaxFromkin. • banquet was tendered him on June 30, retrieved his fortune, snd h§ is the which was confiscated" and taken from power; and. you • never, never ca,n whenever it may come. Our organic 1883. At this banquet Sir Henry him. Here "in England he started one man of whom it can be said that --•' degrade them to the .level of an iiilaw would be deficient if it did not Judah Philip Benjamin was born and was too proud of his hereditary James, the Attorney General of Enganew without money or friends, but he held conspicuous leadership at the ferior and servile race, Never, Never." provide'a bulwark, if it did not guard on-the Island of St. Thomas, a^Brith- religion .however slight the hold of land was in the chair, Lord Selborne, bar of two countries. it wasn't long before England After this speech Benjamin returnus from the machinations of an inits form and. practices upon him in ish possession in the. West Indies, qn the Lord Chancellor, on his left and August 6thi 1811. His parents, were after life, ever to accept the Roman sidious" fo'e." The course of events with- ed to New Orleans shd on February recognized in Benjamin a leader of Mr., Benjamin on his right. There the bar, and by special dispensation LET'S GO. CHIEFTAIN HOTEL, 25th, 1861, was named Attorney in the last few months proves that we Portuguese Jews, strictly religious Catholic or any other creed. If there were present all that England ranked he did not have to finish his schooling General in the Confederate Cabinet. must rely upon ourselves and our COUNCIL BLUFFS, APRIL 1. and pious people. -His parents were ever was a man who loved the home highest in the legal profession includbut was. admitted to the bar of EngOn September 17th, he was named Southern confederates _,to maintain and knew" how even when preoccupied poor .-and, unsuccessful-in their busiing Lord Coleridge, the Lord Chief ness' ventures, In 1816 t his family with affairs in the great world to give our rights and cause them to be Secretary of War. In this post; Ben- land. Here he had a long struggle Justice and the Justices of all the high as a barrister, and at the same time jamin was often times severely respected and not upon the stipulaIn Omaha .. ^noved to the United States settling himself up to the little loving services courts. On the occasion of this banwas required to send considerable criticised and blamed for the losses tions in the Federal compact." - in" Charleston, S.' C. 'There were 7> that count so much in the daily lives quet, Benjamin said: "From the bar children in the family. Judah was in of the family, that man was Judah P. Thus two years in politics had en- of the South, and on February 22nd, money for the suppcrt of liis wife of England, I never, so far as I am 250 Ko«Bif^-«00 'Bathe and daughter in Paris and his people he was made Secretary of many respects a singular boy. He was Benjamin. He did not care for wealth abled him to rise above his party and 1862, Good Gmmt tor £1.60 aware, received anything but warm in America. He was admitted to the State Regardless of the criticism Operated hsr Rpolev Hotel* Co. Teserved in manner and had .very few himself, he wished to make ample to consider-the broad view for the and kindly welcome. I never had ocintimate associates while at .school. provision for the comfort of all those benefit of the south. The idea that directed at Benjamin, Jefferson Davis, bar in England in; 1866, and in 1868 casion to feel that any regarded me : he published his famous book "BenPresident of the Confederacy, knew the slave was property, just like any He was prepared for college in depended upon him. He wanted' a as an intruder. I never felt the touch jamin on Sales", now used in every Fayetteville < Academy. It '.was said home and though he hid his unhappi- other property, was beginning to be- that in Benjamin he had one of the of professional jealousy. I never relaw school in the country. He derived ablest men of the South and retained that he was a very - studious lad, ness most scrupulously from the come firmly founded in the south, and ceived an unkindness. On the cona little money from this book and him .in his cabinet until the fall of the spending his hours after - school in world, from his most intimate friends, Benjamin maintained the idea that trary from all quarters I received a it brought him into prominence in Souths slaves being property, protection in "'Manufactnreit in Omafes" the preparation of * lessons. As a and even from'his own family as far warm, and cordial welcome to which England. Shortly he was made . a After the surrender of Lee in 1865, scholar he was uniformly at the head as he could, his married life could tKe enjoyment of this property must as a stranger, I had no title, except BAREK ICE MACHINE €0. of his class and was the brightest not. have been other than a dis- be assured to .the owner by the Benjamin'spent about three days de- Queens Counsel, and from that time that I .was a political ejxile, seeking on he made considerable money in Jus intellect in the school.^ 'After "com- appointment to him. His wife and Federal Government. From this time stroying documents and papers which on he devoted much-of his talent as to pleting • his preparafaon at Fayette- daughter moved permanently ville Academy he entered Yale Un\- France and. Benjamin saw "them an- a debater on that question. In 1845 he was e>ected to the versity in-1825. His parents were un- nually on this trip to Paris. He able to pay for his education at Yale, established a beautiful home in Paris Senate of the United States. There an but Judah was fortunate in finding for his wife and daughter and main- attempt was made to unseat him on Manugenerous' friends. The .Charleston tained it until his death. In America the ground that he had been illegally Junior facturers* tradition is that the, necessary jnpney Benjamin lived "with his favorite chosen, but his attempt was defeated. Sfr'e Exposition '• was supplied by Moses, Lopez, a. sister, a Mrs. Levey, whose .husband In the Senate he had attracted attenRevue This Tbi. Week • wealthy Jewish merchant: and. Presi- died. It was this sister who gave tion from, the entire country. His ' Week at at • dent of the Hebrew Orphans-Aid So- Benjamin what little - pleasure he reputation as a 'awyer - and as Auditorium Auditorium ciety," but Prof. Samuel Porter of could get out of home life. Benjamin's debater had preceded him, and* it was Since 188V "One of Omaha's Great Institutions?' Gallaudet College, who was a mem- rise at the bar was marvelous, bu,t also generally known that President . b e r o f his "class stated' his* expenses unquestionably the most potent fact- Pierce had offered nim' a seat on were defrayed by a charitable" lady ability, his pleasing personality, his the Supreme Court, which he declined, , of Massachusetts. From the records ors in his success were his native not only because he preferred the - at Yale it- appears that he attended tremendous energy and his capacity more active life in politics, but probfor nearly three sessions, 1825-6-7. for. hard work. Benjamin had be- ably also because he needed for his He was considered a good scholar but come very wealthy and had purchased family more money thai, a Supreme there is no proof of his attaining, large sugar plantations and it was on Court Justice received. Linen Madeira really marked distinction. However, one of these plantations that he made In 1857 he delivered his famous any laurels he may have won were a home for his mother and sister, the speech on the Kansas question in the 2.98 to 4,98 1,000 22-Inch blasted by a cruel calumny that was home being known as "Belle Chasse". Senate. It was also at this time that of the spawn of bitter- partisanship At was at this place that Benjamin the Whig party went to pieces and at the time of the civil war. Prior to spent a great deal of his leisure Benjamin finally became a Democrat. Hand embroidered in Pure linen cloths, 70x the civil war a story was circulated hours. During all of this time Ben- In 1859 he was re-elected to the solid embroidery, eye- 70-inch size. G o o d in the northern press that the needy ]amin was the sole support of his'. Senate of the U. S. In 1860 there was lets and cut work. 36 quality bleached satin student at Yale had been both a thief mother and his brothers and sisters. a split in the convention of the inches square. damask. and a gambler. That one night he had Benjamin was becoming nationally Democrate party, and Benjamin apLuncheon been caught by his room-mate going known as a great and able lawyer. proved of the secession, of the South, H. S. through his room-mate's clothes, and In 1842 he had ' a very! lucrative ern delegates. On January 26th, 1861, that to' avoid exposure anH practice, he had taken part in all of Louisiana seceded from the Union Round edges, 54 Benjamin left Yale. ..Immediately the important litigation of the time. and Benjamin bid farewell to the Round thread upon hearing of this story Benjamin He gained great prominence in sev- Senate of the United States. His fare=63 - i n c h weave, hemmed" Odd lots, 13 to 15Heavy quality* .pur., employed counsel to bring libel suits eral slave cases. In his law practice well address has gone down in hisr o u n d , 48X63 ready for use. indi {sizes.' Fine round linen, half bleached against certain newspapers, but after he was associated with Thomas| t o ry as a masterpiece.-In part he and 48x72-inch thread, plain Irish table cloths, neatly doior^ taking counsel with" bis friends* He Slidell, who later served with him i n l a i d : oblong. linen and figured satin hemstitched. 5^x76 decided to drop it and that it would the United States Senate. With him! "And now senators, within a few checks. damask n a p k i n s . inches. Floral designs. be better to rest'his defense on the he prepared a digest of decisions of I w e e ks we part to meet as senators in honor and uprightness of his life. Louis.«*na. At first it was prepared [ o n e common council chamber of the Br&ndeis Linens—-Main Floor The Louisville. Courier a t ' the* time for their own use, but the demand | na tion no more forever. We desire, 1 said that this incident relates to one for its use became so great among we beseech you,-let this parting be had it in peace. I conjure you to indulge in t of the vilest and most *infamous at- the lawyers that Benjamin Additional Bargains During A Fine Hand-Finished tempts-ever made to'blackrii the" rep- published. After he had purchased no vain delusion that duty or conutation of a public1 man who'se-'great Belle Chasse, the home, his eyes went science, interest or honor, imposes talents, • astonishing energy ,v patriotic back on him for months and it so upon yon the necessity of invading and- dignified bearing- in the public incapacitated him, that it was necess- our states or shedding the blood of councils have elicited' the ' applause ary for him to relinquish his practice our people. You have no' possible and admiration of the"whole> country. and he began cultivating sugar. Later justification for it. I trust it is in no Special . After leaving Yale,-"Benjamin re- when he recovered his eyesight he craven spirit, and with no sacrifice of Regularly 14c turned " to his" family but "was too Belf was appointed cousel to the California the honor or dignity of my own state, reliant- and proudly • independent to Land Commission on • behalf of'the that I make this last appeal, but from Bedroom papers in trust to them for support His" father Federal Gouvernment. dainty floral pattern:?, far higher and holier motives* If, as yet had made no success^ injbusiAs owner of Belie Chassee-he be- however, it shall prove vain, if you chintzes, striped and ness, and the family moved to Beau- came a large slave holder and as are resolved to pervert the governA , fine quality, cretonne effects. fort, S. C, where they lived "for -the such he became acquainted with the ment framed by the fathers for the one-thread marbest 10* or 15 years, where during the slave situation which was then be- protection of our rights into ain inq u i s e t t e , 38 I7c latter part of this period they .were coming a vital issue in the South. I t strument for subjugating end enslavinches wide and supported by Judah.' Regularly S?c was at this time, that Benjamin began ing us, then appealing to"the Supreme hand finished. In Early in 1828 Judah came to-New taking an active part in politics. He Judge of the universe for the rectitude Embossed p a pers, ecru only. An exOrleans, La.,' and it is saicj tjiat he belonged to the Whig party. Louisiana of our intentions, we must meet the heavy embossed broceptional value. arrived • with less than $5.00 in his had been rather steady as a Whig issue that you force upon us as best 2.45 cades, tapestries and pocket. In that need any employ* State, but about 1840 the waves of becomes free men defending all that blends for parlor, hall Complete Room ment was welcome and in spite o f - g democracy were rising steadily, and is dear to man. What may be the fate and dining room. Unusual Groups of Curtains Enough paper is includmarked intellectual proclivities he first nothing but superhuman efforts could o f t h i s horrible contest no man can ed for the average room "found a position in a commercial long secure Whig victories. Benjamin tell, non pretend to foresee; but this Marquisette, barred marquisette, plain hemstitchat this price. Ten rolls 12ic Roll house. After business" hours he stu- threw himself into these elections m u c h i w i n s a y , t h e fortunes of war ed voiles, figured marquisettes in plain white, wall, 6 rolls ceiling and Special Papers died law. It was while working in with all his energy and was elected m a y b e a d v e r s e to o u r a m g . y o u ecru or colored. dot -patterns... Some have con18 yards border. In 20 this commercial house that he'ac- to the lower house of the General m a y c a r r y desolation into our peaceA variety of attractive trasting ruffles and valances. „ 1 desirable patterns. quired his first knowledge of business Assembly: In this body he took an tapestries, a.11 o vers, Thirty styles included...... . . . . . . . 1» forms and business law, in which., he active part in revising the constitution ful land, and with torch afl'd "fire you stripes and plain efmay set our cities in flames; ypu may Wall Paper*—Fifth Floor 'later specialized.-He^realized'that a of the state. In this body he was in even emulate the atrocities; of those fects for .all rooms. • Brandei* Draperies—Sixth Floor . . knowledge of French* and p favor of, restricting the right to a who, • in the war of the Revolution, would aid him in. his advancement -in GeMrai saeaM t0 .^ V °?e>hounded on the bloodthirsty" savage New Orleans. So he taught English who had been a resident of the state to attack upon the defenseless fronand in exchange he was'taught French for at least four years, and restrictThe List Below Gives You a Bint of the Remarkable Savings in Our and Spanish. It was while teaching ing the governorship to a native born. tier; you may, under the protection of your advancing armies, give shelter English to Mile. Natalie St. Martin, In the heated debates on these prothat Benjamin not only learned French positions Benjamin in urging his to the furious fanatics, who desire, of the best sort and in the . moat propositionss • showed that even then and profess to desire, nothing more thorough fashion, but fell in love him- he--could forsee the coming of the than to add all the horrors of a .'; self with his teacher. The young lady civil war. In one of his famous was strikingly beautiful and'witty, speeches on his resolution he said: Its Time to' think of your and had besides great musical talent "A - question may arise in a few • and the voice of a prims <donna. months that will obliterate all party period is here at reduced prices. Buy your spring supplies m the MARCH SALE and .Benjamin was called to the bar on distinctions, when there will be neithSAVE! Just a few of the many, many values are listed. December 16th, 1832, and' within a er Whigs nor- Democrats;- when the few months later he was married. whole South will coalesce and form 15c Climax Cleaner, 3 for. .25c ' . His bride was of French parentage. a single party, and that party will! #5 Electric Irons . . . .2.95 6.65 Johnson Waxing Out• 89c Though socially attractive she was be for the protection of our hearths, fits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 . 9 8 Combinettes PHOTOGRAPHERS 1.39 Bread Boxes 98c not a fit companion intellectually for of our families, of our homes. That Leonard Refrigerator. . .26.50 1.19 1312 Parnam St. Opposite Pyrex Pie Plates 59c Ironing Boards. . . her husband, caring for more brilliant man must be indeed blind not to 59.50 Universal Gas Range Table Lamps, Wrought W. O. W. BWR! , Gas Plates 2.95 - society' than for domesticity, By perceive from whence the danger 3 9 44.50 • Phone. J A ckson 4562 religion she was a devout Catholic. comes. 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