March 24, 1927

A false friend, like a shadow, attends only while the sun shines.

By H.H. R. He Thought He Put One Over But-r-!

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Be • yourself! * Lack of that on the- part of someone else almost got Hymen Shrier in IS •lass mall matter on January 2?tb, MJ2I. at an awful predicament. Luckily, as SUBSCRIFriON PRICE, A YEAR, $2.50 ' VOL, VI.—No. IS ..OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1927 j Nebraska, under the Act of March 8. 18TO. postotllce a;«.everyone knows, Hy is quite the actor, so he carried through his part withISRAEL DAVIS COLONIAL OFFICE out getting into that so called."jam". PUBLISHES FIGURES OF LEAVES BIG AMOUNT TO It seems that a certain friend of PALESTINE IMMIGRATION PALESTINE INSTITUTIONS Mr. Shrier, whenever he calls him up over the phone disguises his voice and [ ed and respected teacher of the Law. London (J. T. A.)—Figures on Editor's Note:—* Jerusalem (J. T. A.)—The -amount talks like what he is not. One phone j At one time unlearned and unknown, Jewish immigration to Palestine and This oration was the winning of £40,000 ($200,000) was-left for call may find the friend a Japanesse oration held recently under aus- 1 he had become filled with a lofty re- emigration from the country are pubPalestine .institutions by Israel Dapices of the Aleph Zadik Aleph I gard for the Jewish Torah, and after cook in voice, the next lime a hard lished by the Colonial Office here. vis, formerly chairman of the Board in their midwestern tournament working Italian, again a pretty little years of constant study he became According to the figures, 13,056 Has Traveled Through Palestine held in Omaha, Max ELroIoff, the of Directors of the London Jewish More Than F i v e Hundred maiden, or a ritzy H'Englishman. So author • of this oration, has won recogn'zed as its most erudite ex- Jews entered Palestine during 1926. Chronicle, who died in London "'on Witness Screening Viewing. Conditions adept has his friend gotten in the art many contests throughout the ponent. To him it seemed that the Of this number 5,932 were men, 4,580 January 21. The gift became known country, being third in "the" Naof voice disguising and imitating, that Law ought to be a controlling force women and 2,544 children. During the BANQUET TO BE GIVEN when the provisions of the will were tional Highr* School Contest and oftentimes Mr. Shrier is made to be- OMAHN& NUMBERED : in' the heart' of every Jew, arid de- same period 7,340 Jews emigrated winner of the National A. Z. A. announced here today. . • I N H E R HONOR lieve that he's talking to a banker or Oratorical contest.held in 1926. spite the prevalence of theories which from the country. AMONG LAND OWNERS a burglar, all depending. Therefore contended that it was a dead treasure, Kroloff, a Sioux City • youth, The Omaha chapter of More rthan five hundred people, atwill compete , ia . the national Hy watches himself so that he won't incapable of development, or a mere the Women's Zionist Organization of tended the first showing of the AmerA. Z. A. contest-to -be held in- storehouse of memories, he courageget "caught." America, and the United Palestine ApChicago. ican Zion Commonwealth film, depictously set oaf to systematize the La-wThe other day the Shrier phone ing life in Palestine.as it is today. peal division of Omaha are joining By Max Kroloff. and make it "an active, growing and tingalinged. Hy answered. j forces in arranging a huge mass meet • The Zion Commonwealth is in charge The people of every nation are dynamic force; In this he was em"HelloV came the voice, "ese dis of the land in Palestine and is under ing for Mrs. Irma L. Lindheim, f>f Washington, D. C. (J- £ A.)—The worshippers of .heroes. "The most inently successful. The students of A large crowd is expected to at- New York, national president <>• Meester Shrier?" in a distinctive auspices of the Zionist Organization bill calling for' a further restriction his day gathered about him, and his tend the banner open meeting of the highly civilized peoples of the present Jewish accent. of immigration which ' Chairman day, like the -primitive races of pre- people looked-to him as tht leader of Y. M . & Y. W. H. A. Monday eve- Hadasaah, who will speak here on of America. : ; t April 3 at 8 p. m* at the Jewish Com"Yes, dis ese heem," replied Hy, Immigration Through Israel . Privul, the Com- Johnson of the House ning, March 28, at fe:15 p. m. in the munity • Center. Mrs. .Lindheim j * 1 historic times, do hoftor to those whom J their thought thinking to " k i d " his "kidding" monwealth representative, the film Committee' introduced on the eve of B'nai Brith Lodge Room. A program, making a tour of -the large cities -In the call their heroic figures. We arej friend. u i m a t u r a ] t h a t d u r i n g unique and varied, installation of ofwas shown at the Jewish Community adjournment of Congress,- arid- which therefore interested when students of I western, and southern states, "Yell dis ese Meesti?r Yiffnif (bogus) Center Wednesday evening. The film he slated will be^re-introduced by him tonieaiatery following the revolt, • ' ~ i«, ficers, and important announcemen Mrs. Lindheim's visit will give &ri end I culled or to see abot'someding carries the' sightseers throng the at the next session; proyides/fo'r'the social science telT us that a people's , • . v • f» * heroes;.are the reflection of the habits, when the Roman emperor was employ-1 •will occtspy ' the^ everang. , added impetus to the United -Palestine vich* I vant it. to know." repealof the National OriginsprqviHoly Land, showing them the work customs, and thoughts of that people, ing every known means of brutal Alperin prominent in alii j drfve> Mrg> ^ d h e l m , ' whe A "Ese .dat a feet," answered Hy, that the- Chaluzim are doing. sons of the present Immigration' Law. that the figures which a nation exalts torture to "force the Jews to give up actmtas of the "Y" and of the Com- r e c e n t l ^ ^ returned f?om & "veil," veil, veil, to dink whot you'wud At present these provisions have only "There are more than eighty in ardent admiration,are the mirrors their religion, that; they should turn mun;ty Center to be installed as . i 1S m o n t h s t r i p t h r o u g h P a e s f c i n e ) vlU cull_ it up mineself to descober eef Omahan's who own land in Palestine. been postponed for one yeah The •of that nation's soul. And that truth for example and guidance to this depresident for the coming term. He ^ h e r a u d } e n c e o f t h e flourishi such a dink cud be' de trut:" Thii land is on a steady increase be- full text of, Representative Johnson's -seems to explain -an unusual charac- fender of the Law. Akiba responded succeeds Sam Zachana .in this posi-ilife i:4 in Palestine, made possible chiefij '; And so the conversation" ran or a cause of, the industries, that are be- bill is as follows: • teristic, of Hebrew heroes. like the hero that he was. Many of tion. Ida Sidman will be installed as by American support, and of the "That immigration quotas, as detercouple of paragraphs, until Hy sudden- ing steadily built in Palestine," said In the folk-lore of most peoples, the Jews were willing to appease vice-president, Ella Marcus, secretary, public health work of Hadassah, wbioi; mined- under subdivision- (a) of section ly realized that he was not talking to Mr. Privul. and represented in the' statues that Hadrian's wrath by outwardly giving David Fishman, treasurer, Stanley maintains for Jews, Christians his friend but to someone who had The American Zion: Commonwealth 11 of the Immigration" Act of they raise to those whom they honor, up all evidences of their Judaism, Levin, reporter, Sam Zacharia, repcalled his brother on a printing job. can point with pride to three great shall be reduced 10 per centum per the hero is the warrior^—the man of maintaining that they could secretly resentative to Welfare Federation. Arabs a network of hospital What to do? Of course, he could achievements on land it has bought, annum from and, after July 1, 1928, military renown. He is exalted in an practice their rituals. In. such action The officers are to be installed by a health service that is healing the preventing disease and raising not drop the dialect he had been us- reclaimed, improved and finally set- until June 30, 1933, after which date Akiba sawandonly the destruction of former president of the "Y". atmosphere of-martial glory. It is! Judaism, he opposed it uncomthe annual quota of any nationality ing. What did he. do? He continued tled, in Balfouria, Herzlia, Afule. The entertainment will be afforded health standards of the entire significant, then, tuat the Hebrew promisingly.'He declared that defendEast. shall be'1< per ..certain of the number talking in that" fashion, with the sweat The growth and evolution of the people have elevated^as their heroes principle meant maintaining it by a group of actors and actresses . streaming down-his over-worked-brow. American Zion Commonwealth into a of foreign-born, individuals ofl.such not the men of war, but rather those i ngg ina t all opposition, and that nn- who will present an interesting- drama Mrs. Lindheim has Bpoken in a a s nationality resident in continental of the United . Palestine Appeal t*-> Oh my no, there are no broken Colonization Agency is quite remark- United States as determined by the outstanding in their being- gentle and i e s s a m a n w a s -vriiUng to suffer for production. There will also be music large gatherings in the east and tbtable. It has gradually extended its bones!" " peace-loving, outstanding in their kjg. s u p p o r t o f truth" and right, his and interesting talks. Plans for com- middle, west and has been everywhere sphere of activities, so .that it sells United States census of ,1890:.Provid- nobility of character jand mildness of support was worthless. Rabbi Akiba, ing campaigns will be announced ss now only improved land after having ed," That from July. 1,1928,"untilJune disposition. Of coarse there have despite the warnings^ and pleadings of well as coming "Y" social functions enthusiastically received. While in Palestine, through whi^h. drained and levelled same, constructed 30, 1933, the minimum quota of any been Hebrew war lords, but their It Might Have Been t h i his friends, continued to practice and activities. nationality shall be one hundred, and she traveled on horseback, Mrs. L.in<;roads and introduced a modern water Plans are being made for a memberCommissioner Ike Zimman after June 30, 1933, the minimum military brilliance "has been sup- Judaism and went on teaching the heim discovered a tiny band of supply system.. When the settler takes ship drive both for the Community Ike Zimman came -early, being quota of any nationality; shall be fifty: pressed, and their Tpbre tender quali- L a w . - • ; • . • in Pekiin, and off-road village. possession of his land, the". Commonone" of our next city commissionUez have been elevated. David is re- Bufus, lie emperor's agent in Pal- Center and for the "Y". The already living for generations in "Moslem »vrProvided further, that, during^ the wealth helps him also to settle on his ers. fiscal years 1929 and 1930 quota num- membered more a»jthe singer of estine, hearing- of AldbaV actions, much talked of Operetta to be given roundings, the, remnant still dung tc the latter part of April is under the A group of Tke's friend beseech- land. bers equal to one-half of the reduc- sweet songs than as the emancipator During the last seven years, the tions herein authorized for such fiscal of his people; Judas the Maccabee is ordered his soldiers to seize him. auspices of the Y. M. and Y. W. H. A. traditional Jewish beliefs japd? obsen'•. ed-,him to run. in the coming elec146,000 years shall be .sat-aside for 'and jna<Je recalled in the records and snhals- ol Kufus knew of the high place the Debates are'being'arranged... The "Y" aaces. Mrs. .Lindheim gsve » v«s-tion. So enthused did many of Commonwealth' purchased Ifebfor-ftad~*among"feis* people and"of thfem^becomeat-the-idea of "Com- dunams: of- land in different parts of available, to the unmarried* children Israel as tlse saver of Judaism, 'rafher Ms position" of •' leadership-*' iis• ' the Is also arranging to make the dance uable diamond bracelet,; which' missioner" Zimman that they, were Palestine: In Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, .the under "twenty-one ^years. of age _ and than as Uie saver of the Jews. land, so he decided to be especially on Saturday, April 3, a. great affair. $15,000, to Ve-eEtablish th« ready ta forget their work, leave Shephela, the Valley of Acre on the wives of aliens lawfully admitted Throughout their: history -the Jews severe with Akiba.; He ordered that This will be the "last dance before on Jewish soil. Later ahe ofifef«il *. diamond tiara, a family heirfdOBi, W their offices and start campaign- Mount Carrnel and the Valley of Jez- to the .United States, married -.prior seem to have made-no association be- his flesh be torn from his body w i t h Passover. t reel (Emek). ing. Everyone is invited to attend the the Hebrew , University to July :1,1924: Provided further, that tween the warlike and the heroic irons. But Eufus had, yet to learn of Building. Fund. The American Zion Commonwealth after July 1, 1928, the maximum Sara Leon wanted to see Ike a Heroism has meant principle, honor, j Akabi's courage. While the Rabbi meeting this Monday evening. Mrs. . Lindheim became commissioner so badly that he was owns- 13.3 percent, of the totaj area quota for any country entitled to humility. And so it is perhaps not was undergoing the intense tortere, last summer, after many years of naof the land so far acquired by Jews in ready to close his law office at quotas shall be twenty-^ ve thousand. unusual that the mars who is remem- there was a peaceful smile on bis tive work in widely known philMt« once and begin work. A trip to Palestine; 90.8/percent, of the Combered as the most heroic personality face. Bufus, astounded at his fortithropic and cultural 'orgamgalioftfi. 'Hh "Sec. 2. The national origins provDetroit was also • ready -to be monwealth's purchases are allotted during and following that trying tude, asked him1 if he were a soTcerer, addition to her service in these fto'iite isions of the Immigration Act of for agricultural settlement and the abandoned by Sam. period in Jewish history which re- that he bore his suffering so easily, j she studied in the Jewish Institute i4: 1924, being subdivisions (b), "(c),(d), Ike thought the matter over, and remainder for urban settlement. ceives its name from the Bar-Cochba Akiba replied, "I am no sorcerer, but New York (J. T. A.)—A disavowal Religion, -in New York, and wa« tlir and (e) of section 11 of the Immigraafter, having1 a confab with his Revolution—a period when thousands I rejoice because I have come to of any part in the anti-Jewish attacks only woman student,with the right ** tion Act of 1924, are hereby repealed. Mother.Harry, a former city comupon thousands of Jewish patriots the first time what it means carried on by Mrs. Augusta Stetson qualify as rabbi. And more—she it"Sec. 3.. The Secretary of State and displayed unexampled bravery mi missioner, decided that he'd give love God with all "my-'heart, with bver the radio and through the mails the mother of five children. the Secretary of Labor shall jointly ^ l o v e G o d .with a l l m y h e some other fellow a chance. Now was made by the Christian Science j ' A banquet, honoring Mrs. make regulations carrying this Act fighting in the defence of their people' all my £oal> a n d w i t h a l l m y his disappointed friends can't pre: say that it is perhaps Committee on Publication for the j will be given at the Jewish Communist he breathed out his life he into effect." ' —I say that it is perhaps not unusual U ^ ^ ^ d out his M he vail, on him to change his mind. that the man whom we remember as 1 More than five hundred people atad-1j Center at six • o'clock, April 8,, prr h h h b 1 w a s &t peace, for on his last breath State of New York in a letter adthe hero of that period is one who were the final words of the prayer dressed to the "Jewish Daily Bulletin" ceedingtended the Purira program which was ceedintr Mrs. Lindheims' talk -ia *:Sl took part in the military activity and; Purim Festival Celebration Present Day Palestine given by the children of the City which embraces the essence of Juda- by Edgar G. Gyger. auditorium of the Center. Was Great, Success? at no time distinguished himself as a ism—"God is; One." Mr. Gyger takes exception to the A good crowd attended the showing Talmud Torah and Sunday School at of the motion picture on the present the Synagogue last Sunday afternoon. Down through the centuries, until headline of the report: "Christian A. Z. A..Members are • ; Jewish warrior. Scientists "Conduct Anti-Jewish Propaday Palestine, shown at the Commun- The following program was presented: Both children and^adults were well! He was a teacher—a rabbi, ffis t h e d o s e o f ih& M i d d l e A g e S ; Rehearsing for-Degree; • Opening number —' America and pleased with the excellent program name was Akiba. ity Center, Wednesday night.. i and despots, by unspeakable persecu- ganda Through Radio and Mail" and carried out on Sunday, March' 20th. Just about eighteen hundred years tions, forced numberless Jews to states that Mrs. Augusta E. Stetson Hatikov. " .' Gratifying; indeed, were the scenes With rehearsals already, under "What is Purim"..."..._Berl White this being the Center Purim Celebra- ago, the Jews of Palestine rose up choose between their devotions and "to whom you refer as a 'director' of it is planned to stage..the seefrnd thrown on the screen. They showed tion. • ' '•; in revolt against the unbearable op- t h e i r ii v e s . And through all those station WHAP is in no way connected and Faivel Lazerowitz. the beginning of the realization of gree of the A. Z, A. inniatery c During the afternoon, a special per- pression of their ruler, the Roman In the days of Mordechai and years unknown- Jews whose praises with the Christian Science movement, moEy so'metimes during "April* dreams' long cherished by Jews all formartce was held for Junior J. C:C. emperor, Hadrian. Some years later, go vizisang d e m o n s trated that they too having- been exeomiBBBiested front Esther....Ethel Adler, Abraham over the world. How a people, countrymembers. About 200 attended.'/ I'He the vast armies" of the, Roman mon- c o u l d ^ • God with their lives, be- The Mother Church, The First Church second degree is a pfeylet Shapiro, Solomon Dorwson, less for centuries, were gaining back a how the .organisation is always arch,. after having-suffered tremend- c a a s e t h e y h s d before them the ex- of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., ing for the •betterment of thte Israel Yaffe, Joseph Hornstein. program started at 3 b'clockl '. . .2 land of their own. Building industries In. the evening a record crowd of ous losses, had. ^finally crushed the .' "Shaiach Mones". Prank Polk, in November 1909,," ^ o f A^b&x their hero. —Jewish industries, by Jewish laborrace. ' • ' ' . ' . ' . " parents and adult members 'of the small, intrepid force of Hebrew rebels.; Goldye Kozberg; Sholem DolMr. GjTger further declares -that • _ ^ ^ n well make Akiba ers for Jews to operate and supply the And yrB Lay A east of characters has. ttfcftk gof, Abraham Riverman, Esther Center attended. The two plays, "The Israel was once more at Hadrian's t h e e^bodimer-t of the "heroic, "the.broadcasting over station WHAP chosen by' Mrs. .Herman Jahf, who ii: heroic, for in needs of. a great race. Purim' Basket" and "The Purim Play. Rivernian." *and he proceeded to institute h i s d e a th he taught to posterity—to by Fianklin Ford is not authorized directing ,tne ceremony. The cast V,MLS. The film showed what America was ers" were very well, received. •'. The mercy; The "Meaning of Purim. -..Ruth a plan of awful vengeance. The up- u s _ t h a t w e Can ' only defend a by the religious movement founded by doing to aid in this great^ movement. Himelbloom, David Bernstein, orchestra was called several times. rising had come because Hadrian had! p r i n c i p l e t o ^ e 1 extent that we are Mary Baker Eddy, no more are at- chosen by 'competitive try-outs. A rehearsal'of the players vdl! )*? But strongest of all could *be seen the Bernice Jacobson, Ruth Feiner, The Purim Oration by the winner of tormented and harassed the Jews i n ! i W i l j i n g t o m a J c e gaer inces for that tacks on other religions or religionheld Sunday, 8 p. m. at 'the 'Jev,»ifi>.: great amount of hard work and years the Oratorical contest and the talk Moishe Kirshenbaum. the practice of their religion-That itj principle—to crush desires, give up ists." : .• Community^ Center auditorium, i-'n of untiring..toil and cooperation yet The Fasting of the Jewish Child- given by Maurice Alperin were well might not occur again, he sought 'to! i , The Christian Science churches in which time final assignment of p*.n* p a s u r e s > and suffer-hardships,- that needed ta complete the dream. ren- (legend)! '..Daniel Miller worth listening to. completely He dede ^ p r i r i c i p l e mignt i wipe out Judaism completely. Greater New York which are branches will be made by Mrs. Jahr. • be maintained. p This was the second of the two festThe three Portions -..Elijah The ollowing have been given p*trtj-.; problems that con- of the Mother Church do not broadivals celebrations given so far, the filed the holy city with heathen . ^ ^ a r e ^ The prophet by Sam Turkel cast from station WHAP but from Ben B'rith Brings Sam Bender, Marion, Gracta* M temples and statues of Eoman gods.; f r o n t ^ a s J e w s a n d a s Americans, The Widow by.: Ethel Kilberg first being that of Chanukah. station WMCA, Mr. Gyger states. News for A. Z. A. Givot, Dave Bishoff, Isadore He decreed that no Jewish custom orj i that must be overcome if p r o b e m s Asher Heine" .'....".....twenty-two SimoTS Green, Harry Sidman, Henry Monsky, just returned from religious rite might be practiced. He o u r c i v i ] i z a t i o n j s to progresschildren each representing a . The report of Mrs. Stetson's anti- Alperin, So] MirdfC. Louie Omaha Physician Honored Cincinnati, where he attended a meetspecifically declared that under penalj lems that can only be mastered prob letter of the Alef Beis. Dr. Michael G. Wohl .was invited by ty of the severest punishments' the through devotion to principles of Jewish attacks through radio and Hj-meni Shricf, and Eddie Alpo.i"tk. ing of the Central Administration of Sabbath must not be observed and the Purim 'Songs !-. Children of truth and honor. These problems we mail published specifically stated that the National Commission on Food In connection with the the B'nai Brith, brings good news for Talmud Torah and Sunday Standards and Nutrition to partici- Jewish law must not be followed. To shall overcome as we learn that to Mrs. Stetson "who was a desciple of a program is being- planned. A. Z. A. members. School. pate in an organization" meeting to the Jews obedience to these "decrees master them we must master our own Mary Baker Eddy, representes a Harry, Eubenstein is> chairman At the meeting, he said, it was deas we become more and more seceding wing of the church." The children of the advanced clas- be held on April 9 in New York City. seemed intolerable. But too, they had ssouls, cm|s the committee in charge. cided that the B'nai Brith would aid in the staging'of the National A. Z. A. ses presented three plays in Hebrew, The purpose of this organization is experienced the inhuman persecutions; a w a ^ o f the fact that^'he is the hero of the Roman tyrant4 and. -to these. w h o con quers himself.' tournament to be- held in Chicago. Jewish a n d English, "Meshloach to bring before the public established people GERMAN GOVERNMENT- • • WINS ORATORICAL ' future of their nation and- i Monew." "Nachas fun Kinder," and facts and new discoveries in nutrition religion the April 1, 2 and 3. TO AID JEWISH UNEMPLOYED CONTEST WOffifi seemed indeed dark. "The Star of Judah." and make them common knowledge •It was when the hopes of the Jews' ZIONIST CONGRESS A number of Omahans are planing The program was concluded by givAnnouncement was Just Berlin (J. T. A.)—An important to attend the tourney. Among them ing each child a Purim treat of a box among the people, in order to prevent were thus at their, lowest ebb that! TO BE CONVENED IN child undernourishment and food there arose in Judaea Si man whose j decision of the German government the results of the furim Orat«i«ks.'< are Sam Beber, national president of 1927 SEPTEMBER deficiency diseases. with regard to aiding Jewish un- Contest conducted by the the supreme advisory, council of the of candy. nobleness of character, isjeekness of} The commission has the backing of spirit, and unbending will served as! London (J. T. A.)—The Fifteenth employed workers resident in Ger-1 Community Center. M»dfed A. Z. A., and two of the three follow- LITHUANIAN the United States Department- of an inspiring and uplifting example to Zionist Congress, the legislative body many, though not citizens. of the I received "the prise of Five D«5iwt«? #«r ing- district champion debaters: Ben JEWS MOURN DEATH OF Kazlowsky, .Maurice Alperin and PRESIDENT CHAKSTE Public Health, prominent and leading his distressed people and did much to ] of the Zionist movement, will be held country, was made public by the her oration, the title of whfcfc men in medicine and nutrition aid them L. preserving their cherished; the early part; of September, if the Minister of Labor. "The Jewish Horoscope". She Louis Lapp. her oration et th*» Purim Cri«bt***a&. throughout the country. • • heritage. A man who dedicated him-' proposal "of.''the'. World-. Zionist ExeThe Minister notified the Jewish Riga (J. T. A.)—Prominent Lithuboth for the Juniors and the anian Jews attended the funeral A Last Word self to a principle, and father than cntive is acted apon by the Zionist | employment bureau that in future the Celia MoskovstK received government ; will - extend UnemployThe regular meeting of Hadassah forsake that principle, gave : ap his'Actions Coffiinittee. The weather w«'re having now is yesterday of President Chakste. The ment Aid to the Statenlose (men Mention and gave he? oration *t t^* life in one of the Gr.est examples of It was learned here today that the afternoon, the weather well bfi wishing for when Jewish press expressed the sympathy will meet Wednesday without a country) on an equal basis Open Meeting of the B'«ai S*iffeK martyrdom the world has ever known. Executive proposed to convene the March 23 at 2:30 o'clock at the Jewish e*- weather we're going to of the Jewish community at the~ death we Lodare. Thursday night|<ii**cfe •Akiba, son of Joseph, was a talent- coucress in a Central European dtv, with German citizens. Community of the late president. get.

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:*f THE FORDS APIRO CASE " V Whatever may be the result of the Ford-Sapirb case which went to trial in Detroit last Tuesday, it will possibly tend to disseminate truths the American people ought to Imow and to destroy falsjshoodsfwhichimve been cast into the limbo of the spurious by the,faiK-miud6d"and weltinfofttoed, but 'Which still persist mote scribed by artist crittea 'las certainly years. - Sammy won 14 games and t h a i sporadically in the mass mind. Happily there is no possibility having that personality which grips lost !»7 The Center nine wilt issue a of the'present trial looming as so important an issue as were in an audience." Students and follow- call for candidates as soon as the the% day the foreign legal battles of the Beilis case or the more ers of masic should hear this brilliant weather Jfermits. Every Jewish ball dramatic Dreyfus affair.. There is no question of deadly jeopardy singer. Of" Vera teslie the British player in the City is welcome to apply for one of the nine positions on the involved in the present case. Although Jews regret the accentua- Australian rays/^great' ifc the giftof team. The crying need as seen now song, but it is rarely, intis«d;~thst the tioi| of ranfcor to which such a trial is likely to lead in the public's gift is so spontaneously and so unum- is the knowledge of where the Center mouth-to-mouth commentary thereon, nevertheless, the trial is inously recognized and appreciated by may find a pitcher to replace Kaufman weljximed as the only possible method of nailing: the lies which the critics as in the case of Vera Les- and Handler the hurlers of'26. KaufFord's hireling scribes, have reiterated in his sheet, The Dearborn lie." Miss Leslie always uses a flutist man is with the Omaha team in the League and Handler has Independent. -The Jews have nothing to/fear from thistriat They to play her obligatos which result in Western ' ' a beautiful effect. She will be as- taken tip tennis. know that-; the accusation off a Jewish^conspiracy against the sisted at this concert by Elgin Asbury, American fa*mW is a figment of the distorted mentalities of men flutist and Jean .Duffield* pianist. In BOWLING NOTES like Ford and his henchmen, who suffer from a psychological kink her program Tyill_be selections from Won Lost Pet 754 Insurance 31 11 that blinds them where Jews are concerned. The undercurrent, Biahus, Wolf, Strauss and Schumann. Kaimaa 648 Wardrobe ...:. 19 Also a number of songs by well 548 which is of more import than the trial itself, is the power which a 19 Doc Stein ...... known American and English com528 20 Alberts Colts super-mechanic like Ford wields in the field of public opinion; the posers. Altogether a beautiful and Omaha Tobbacco 857 27 -15 powder which lucre may'fulcrum, to work havoc in perverting interesting program is promised.* Miss Haiashocks 310 29 men's mjnds tthrough the sinister influence of subsidized propa- Leslie is planing to give- some concerts The Kaiman Insurance defeated the ganda. 'U-jmy. valid reason has ever been advanced for the curb- in London returning to this country Alberts Colts three successive games and thereby captured title. - • . _ ing of a so-called bloated plutocracy in this countryr it is just this: in the fall. The season will close next Tuesday that untold wealth is dangerous in the hands of one who subverts evening withjtbe following schedule of good man with* the mit and a terrific its jose for the dissemination of hatred, slander, and actual econoslugger with the- old wagon- tongue. games: mic injury. " The Arroarillo team-is blassod with Omaha Tobacco vs. Kaiman Insurance

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A CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LETTER ' V - - r v • t--— tO (THE EDITOR QF ' —" THE JEWISH PRESS:— ' In your fasqer. 'of March-10 an. article entitled*' '^Christian ' Scientists Conduct ASi-^Tewish Propaganda By Radio," in--which reference is made to broadcasting frojnr station • Ne^ir York City> jintfc Mrsj, Augusta E. Stetson, and U>- statements contained fn a pamphlet circulated by her. "Since -the- antiJeWjish. and antf-Cathplic /statement]} accredited ttf'Mrs.*^ Stetson do not correctly reflect the sentiment of Christian Scientists, the'following ex* planation is 'offered. Mrs.. Stetson was at one thtie a member of The First Church of Christ, Sjientist, in Boston, and of First Church of Christ, Scientist, of New York City, from "both of "which -/ she. -was removed "many-years ago. In no sense is phe authorized to speak for the Christian Science movement. Throughout the writings- of -.Mary Baker Eddy, ' the Discoverer and Founder of Christian. Science, love and tolerance for all are advocated; and't wish to emphasize the point that the adherents of the Church Mrs. Eddy established do not war against those with whqm they differ religiously. [Christian Scientists are taught to overcome evil with good' and not to struggle against their feliowmen. Lester B. McCoun, f Christian Science Committee on s~- -.Publication for Nebraska. Omaha, March 19, 1927,

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Druggists and Stationers vs. " Malashocks three good catchers besides the Omaha Doc Steins Wardrobes vs. Alberts Colts youth, which means that Swartz -will Mrs. J. Barron .and son of ShenanResults of next weeks games will doah, Iowa, returned home Tuesday have to fight hard for every oppor- be of interest since three teams are . . i ;' - - - - - -; after spending a few days here, visit- tunity. practically iied for second place. ing her parents,'Mr.' and M«. B. Sam Horwich, Dos Stein, Jake MalaMarkovite. "." , '. shock, Dave Cahn, Aaron Davidson Tollow the Crowds-~Whefe? Technical High School and Nate Scnlaier shot excellent totals Mrs. L. Fichtenberg / o f Chicago, -Nathan Marcus, champion of ths during the evening. Illinois, who has baeri visitingr.friends 158 pounders last- year, bids -fair to here during: the/past *eek, left Wed- retain his title for another year. The nesday evening -fbc.-her -home. t$}l Maroon color bearer won his first match of the City Tourney and should MEET YOXIS FRffiHDS AT THEtake the rest of his opponents into «.fKllj.rTjOij UANUJE, vUlCir 1 AIM: camp-with little trouble.- -Nate has Tuesday Evening, March 29th HOTEL, FSffiAY, A?BIL FIRST. I been' out of actual-competition during Jewish CoHimunity Centejr the grappling season by- xeasoa of injuries suffered during the late football, season when he stove in a pair, Dancing Academy of ribs. 25th and F&rnam Street By Stanley P..Levfa». • * . * - - . Centre! High School , ADMISSION 35c f Basketball—"_ ~'"\ Saul Levine, the °nly Jewish wrestTwo Jewish teams and" one "near" ler in the Purple camp suffered-*he Everybody Welcome Jewish team participated in the same fate, that was meted-out^to his basket tourney now befog held at the!fellow-"White Eagles" when-h» was Y. M. C. A. The Kaiman Insurance; thrown for a loss by-a tm»'decision c&gera, champions of the Center Loup In the first round-of th£ City Me«t. were eliminated in the second round LeVine bad a rather spotted season «n ENGRAVING C a INC: by the Dunbar Insurance men to th* the mat, winning two Taatches -*ad score of 14 to 10. The victorious losing ah the rest, only one by 4 fall, and /•' EHCTi AVErtS X team is composed of Creighton Prep however. >'• . . - - . Council Bluff*, la. Phone AOANTIG 0 6 3 ^ and Varsity players. The B'nai Israels * r •• - * in class B were put out by the Italian South High School, Athletic Club, playing under the name Sam Blend, wrestling" in the lightof Mangamaro Pharmacy. The third weight class at the Packer institution team called themselves the "All Na-met defeat in the" first round of-the tions" and- was composed of several City Meet. His "career dnrlngr the members of the Center, namely, wrestling season was' that of Levine "Cowboy" Sadofsky, "Dutch" Rask, of Central. ' Blend ia only a ropho* Jake Kasosky and one or two others. more, the- same as Levine, slid Will' These boys won their first match and have two more years in'-which to drag will play' their second ?ound games down a championship oil' the mat. Wednesday night. . :. and are now ready to serve you with

mnt,.Social Club ..... . Fool,Dance in the Baltth'eiieW"Hotel Chieftain on ?enbg, April first. Novelty stunttt^ id special" solo dances will be ind led in'the evening's, program* K-Q" 12 Pi^e Radio Orchestra will play. E[veryone welcome. ' Armarillo in the Western League—* Art Swartz, recent assistant physiI^esnlck, wife of Joseph of Omahe, Nebr.," died Tnura- cal director at the local Community Center had been holding down\the her hQflbaild, she is survived catching post with the Texas team. juotliCTf S&X'SK £J* , 41D1T m tin o f Swartz is a handy'man to have beBluffik Wcr. sisters, Mrs. A. hind any team's pitcher. The husky of pmahar and Mrs. Benfellow, ecawely out.of his teens, Is a "Wolp^pand twoTsroQieri, Morris and -,.-. of Co\mdt Bluffs.

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The ViJna pieces of left over fish, Troupe will be remembered as pre- "The High Prist of Atnerican Israel," Sisterhoods of'Lincoln and Sioux City • * * 1 cup boned white senting the masterpiece ^The" folbbuk"will be Sabbi Cohn's subject. will • be represented. The Oni&ha Household Hints 1 can peas by Ansky which was" so well received Sisterhood will be hostess 'e. at; a iftife* Stick a-wide piece pf adhesive tape 2 hard cooked eggs BOOK REVIEV CLUB that it was given in 12nglish\',kt the 1 teaspoon chopped green pepper inside rubbers and write your name Neighborhood Playhouse in'Nfe'w^York The Book Review club •will meet cm o'clock luncheon followed W & proWEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS gram on that day. in ink. at onions City for" several' months.'' • tTri'e ' Vilna Tuesday, April 12th, at the Temple at a tablespoon vinegar to the Mr. -and Mrs.- L D. Iseman of NeAdd Thick white sauce 2:30 p. m. Rabbi Cohn will review, last rinse for silk stockings, gives Troups is' now'touring' the West. 'and "Why We Behave Like Human BeMrs. S. Wintroub aimottnces the braska-City announces the engageseason to taste. HER MAJESTY, THE marriage of-"her daughter .-Ann to ,menf o^ . their daughter, Miss Rae ,i is expected ' here . soon. . ^aicV" _ . - . -for - ings," by Dorsey, Make white sauce by melting four them lustre. further RULES THE EMPIRE.- B&.8398. Morris Bejcoyici, son of' Mr. and Sare Iseman to Mr. Morris E. Jacobs, tablespoons butter, add 4 tablespoons Never use bananas in fruit cock-1 announcements as, to;fiie plays Mrs. M." Bercbviei on Tuesday, March son of Mrs. E.~ Jacobs, Birchwood flour and 2 cups hot milk. Stir until to-be given and the prices of seats! Use 1 level teaspoon baking powder jj 15, at Lincoln, Nebraska. apartments.. Miss Iseman is a grad- smooth, add all other ingredients and >uate-~ oi Monticello Seminary. Mr. serve very hot over toast or in pastry to 1 cup flour for butter cakes or or >-CONVENES -CONFERENCE Omaha's Stifle Center, Jacobs- attended the- University of cups. cookies. j T Q COMBAT WHITE SLAVERY The Boarrfage.of Miss Evelyn Kap- Missouri. level teaspoons Use 2 With a salad, coffee and dessert one baking lan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. DaVe powder to 1 cup Hour for muffins and London (J. T. A.)—Stops to comhas a complete meal. Silvernran/ to Mr. Joe Nits, son of Miss Cheril Sandier of Des Moines, biscuts. bat white slavery traffic will be taken * • • Mr. ana Mrs. Sam Nitz, took place Iowa, is the house guest of Misa LilUse teaspoon soda to 1 cup at a conference of philanthropic orFish Salad Sunday,'March 20, at six o'clock at lian Cooper. Miss Cooper entertained sour milk. ganizations •which will be held on. Boil 2 lbs any favorite fish, when the B'riai Israel synagogue. Rabbi at a bridge party Sunday afternoon Use % teaspoon eoda to. 1 cup June 22. The conference, was convoked tender and cool remove all bones. Mix ,Grodinsky and Cantor S)&wazkiti of- honoring her guest and also Miss 16th and Harney Sts, by the London Jewish Association for with hard cooked eggs, chopped sweet molasses. ficiated^ Dinner wasxserved. after .the bride-elect. • To distinguish linen from cotton, a the,protection of Girls and Women, pickle and mayonnaise. Serve ice cold drop of glycerine placed on linen is which acts , as the central sgeacy of Mr. and' Mrs. S. Degen have as in lettuce cups. ; '.Center.. • • Fully*Prepared With * quickly absorbed and forms a trans- Jewish organizations in this effort. #heir house; ;guest-Miss Agatha ftose ' * *" * you tral^." Miss-CeliaiNitzpatent spot, on cotton it will not abA similar conference was held in Baked Pike in Butter. Sauce tended Mis^Kaplan- aa-her maid of egenj "of Chicago. sorb. 1910. .Many American and European 2% lbs or 8 lbs fish honorr and^Wit served as andWit AbeBabior Ab Mrs. M. E. Keir of Sioux City, is organizations have signified their inpaprika ; " man. SJ^daniesvAWBrookstein, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J/.-W. Ostention to send delegates to this cons a l t • . - . • • " - . " • . . - . •:• The Progress Week Dance Kaplaa were heroff, and- has been the honor guest S. Xeibowita ference. : % lb* butter .' . " • " bridesmaids; and Messrs. & Brook- at many social • affairs. . Among her Wash fish well and dry. Place in In keeping step with the growth of Stein, S. LeiboiRitB ^ ^ hoatesses ai%:, Miss Shirley Buback, dripping pan, dot with butter and greater Omaha the Jewish Social Ushers* Little Gpldyje Silverman who was hostess at a one o'clock p sprinkle with paprika. Rub inside of Club are going to stage on Sunday i fl i l d { M t l St luncheon Saturday, at the Ad-Sell was tite. flower girl and {Mastler Stanfish with % teaspoon salt. Bake in Restauranta,;. honoring Mrs. Keir. very hot oven, allowing 15 minutes to evening, March 27 at the Kelpines ley SUyetiHan, tingbearer. " /> Dancing Academy, 25th and Farnam Everything thnfs tietto in'fabric*! Miss .Kaplan tf as eictentreel^; enter- Mrs. J. Franklin complimented Mrs. the pound, slip out xm a hot platter, Street their "Progress Week Dance". tained prior to her inarriage."'Aindng Kete at a theater party Wednesday garnish with sliced lemons and The club was so enthused with the Everything that's new in Line! Lincoln and Fremont Nehir hostesses were Mrs. AiSUverman, evening at the Brandtis. Miss Bess parsley and pour hot butter from large attending crowds of last wetk Everything that'8 new intrimmingt braska and State of Iowa i & NitZj M* Leaf, M. Kirshehbaum, S. Weinstein entertained for Mrs. Keir pan over all. Do not allow this fish that the Progress Week Dance on ^Beiter-than-cver" Values!. residents purchase PalesBabibr^ S. Silver, A* Brookstein and at three tables of bridge Thursday to cook too long as it will become dry, Sunday,- March 27th promises to be ; evening at her home. tine land from Miss Hose Rich. & r • have all the rest of the -meal ready another affair.just more extravagant • and more elaborate, than anything Mrs. M. Herzberg is. visiting in and bake the fish last. "A ban>iaet hon©ring:Mrs. Lindheim, heretofore presented a on any Omaha national president of the HadaSflaJi Wheeling, West yirglnia> with relaStuffed Peach Salad dance floor. •will be given at the Jewish. Community tives. 8 halves canned peaches . Watch this paper next week for the Center; at six o'clock, April S, preMr. Morris Steinberg of Fort Dodge . .% cup creataed white* cheese announcement of our April Fool <5eedinj£ Mrs. Lindheimai': talk in the The only authorized land spent a few days in Omaha during the %.cup salted peanuts Dance on next Sunday. auditorium of the Center. selling and colonization past •week, visiting with Mr. Robert % cup mayonnaise • "Carl Reikei ;wa& hostess to Glazer. 1 cup whipped cream agency of the "guests at a die O'clock bridge 4 lettuce cups. "Quality Jewelers" Iunchlon. last Thursday at .'the Elk's COUNCIL OF JBWISH WOMEN Mix, cheese, peanuts and % cup MALASHOCK JEWELKY On Monday afternoon, March 28, mayonnaise. Fill the lower half of dubV'-inonoring Miss Betty Sidman Wholesale and Retail Jewelers t 2:80 O'clock- at the Jewish Com- peach, place the other on top. Chill b r i d e - t o - b e . : ••"•'. • : - - r v ' ; . W rSave your European relatives 218-16 City National*Bank Bldg. munity Center the Council of Jewish :: and wheii" ready. te serve, place in : t. Settle them in Palestine . JA.5619* Mrsr A. Singer returned after an Won^n"will have as their guest, Miss lettuce cups and top "with whipped extended visit in Miami and HoUy- Hortfenie Breckler of New York City, cream and rlst ;of, mayonnaise. . Many. Jews of the States visited i %ith national field secretary for the Coun- • • ' • • ' - i t . ' - - ~ - 9 T t - ' ~ * ? ' - - • • * ' - ' ^ • • ' • . ' ' • ' • - • - ' - • wood, Florida, / wod, F , ; ttr her daughters, h Mrs.^ J, B« Stein and cil. The Council of--Jewish Women, Chocolate Ice Book Cake (Pareva) of Nebraska and IowaLet Us Help You "K>p Clean".,--. ^ Mr. Stein, and Mrs. EdTRwentnal and 3vMch ist, tfe oldest, Jewish women's have Palestine land. 12 lady fingers . "A selected Mr. iosenthal. $fr& Singej* also ir^anizatSon ^na| been* in existence flintier Towel & Lisea Supply 12 almond macaroons \dsited at Alexandria^ Laji wi|h her, over r tMrty/ye^ra, but; is continuing ' group of the. 1819 CaHfornia^Street •- '• For information write to % clip dot chocolate grated daughters Mrs. Henry Q. Marxa and to grow rapidly. ., % cup water, } ^ . "., ^ . - .. ? most successful. Mr. Marx8 and Mrs. Abe Godchaux Filled with the spirit of service the Israel ~S. Privut one-third cup sugar coat fashions ; and Mr. Godchaux. Councils has ever stretched a helping 4 eggs yolks ' Director ot sales tot states of Kebraska, hand t^-the; immigrant who ccmes to 1 teaspoon vanilla lotra, Missouri, Icilians, Illinois atid Miss Fannie Segelman retrunec our'Shores^ From the moment the FRIED'Sc " The Bow Coat Wiscecsin. one-ejght teaspoon salt_ home after visiting with Her sisters boat docks until the new citizen finds KOSHER DELICATESSEN 4 eg|: whites stiffly beaten OMAHA OFFICE!—450 Mrs. Dave Redman and Mrs. Ben J. has hotie, if it be at the opposite Thtttre Blfift. Line a mold fitted with waxed paper We will handle a complete fine of The'TucKed Sigel of Ottunwa, Iowa. coast, he finds the Council a bridge with lady "fingers, mix the chocolate Passover - Goods — Matzos," meal, CHICAGO :—2ioni»t Bnrce«, SS8 K. Coat ... The] Jewish students were well re- on which he may pass front shore to sugar and water and heat in double fruits, etc Ciark gftect. presented in the thirteenth Annua shore until he finds the spot he wishes boiler until blended. Add egg yolks GfiNERAI, OFFICES i—U* Tilth • . .: RbadShow given at Central High to call home. ,,.. The:Shawl Ngvr York one at a time and beat for 2 minutes Then when,he is settled the Coun- each time and chill, -add vanilla and PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS School on March 17; 18 and 19. Those Collar. ^i;<r participating were Kathryn Elgutter, cil undertakes to help him bring his Lea Rosenblatt, Freda Bolker, Betty family, to teach him the language to The Erect CoWar . Steinberg, Evelyn Adler, Ida Tennen- make him an American 'citizen in the ' batim,. Lazar.'^Kaplan and Bernard truest sense of the word. Schimmel. The Road Show is a A fine musical program has been ; The SUe Tie variety, show put on by the cadets. prepared in honor of Miss Breckler and all members and- friends are I4iss:Tiby Lazarus, of Des Moines, urged to be present. The • Embroidered spent tike week-end in Omaha as the .• :\ C0at \'iZ'~i-.: guest of .MissJAnne' Zalk. HADASSAH NOTES The Hadassah Study Circle- will Mrv and Mrs. Harry. Polsky anBlack and meet Tuesday, March 29, at the Jewnounce the birth of a son Harlan Lee, White Coats born 'Wednesday, March „ 9. . Mrs, ish Community Center at 2 o'clock, Polsky was formerly Miss Rose Kraft discussion will be lead by Mesdames M. G. Wohl, M. F. Lecenson, Charles Miss Rose Arndt is leaving fo Levinson and Herman M. Jahr. This Chicago Saturday-;evening where she meeting which was scheduled for plans to make 'her future home with Monday, March'28 has been changed to Tuesday 29 so that all members relatives. and their friends can attend the meetMr. M. E. 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PAGE.4—THE JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 24,1927 city official, Luigi Maccia, Who claims LITHUANIAN CABINET 1 Christian students from working in PALESTINE CURRENCY OUT THIS YEAR to have obtained it in J ^ 9 from a REMAINS IN POWER DUE TO [the clinic. Jewish refugee, a resident of Jeruj • * MINORITIES' ACTION [ After a period of several weeks, aroopeflL;^ TbJsfi was i^etMins?which salem. Jerusalem ; (J. T. A.)—The new Lea Longstreet must have noted also, \ during which the Jewish students It was stated here that the manueven,though he; said| nothlng^abput?lts r Koyno (J. T # A.)—The Lithuanian •'. were compelled to be absent, they Palestine currency will be issued this What hedid;say /._was:;V T • ipmaha, Neb*.; Mar<&?4^-(Sepcial3 cabinet .remained in powei due to the twere given permission by the dean to -year, an official announcement pub- skript had been offered . ?to Henry : ''Except as a betting proposition, I —Omaha expects to- double its 'popu- attitude of the deputies representing again come to the clinic! THe Christ- lished here today states. The coins Ford at a price of £400,000. ? really don't care whether your hair is lation in the ten-day period between the national minorities in a vote ian students; however, refusdd to ad-will-'bear only an olive wreath and a w i g o r-not,"-..-:. ; ' : \ };- --,•-/"}:'i ••:}:•-• ;••:.March 20^and 30 r when:it stages its which was taken in parliament yester-j mit them. During ^the riots, several the names of the denominations in Warsaw (J. T. A.)—A national conHis tone still was lofty,'but in It a "Pageant of -\Progi?esa .;* of-1927," in the names of the denominations in the ference ef the Zionist Federation in By LOUIS WEADOCK . were injured. judge oif human nature more shrewd celebration; of'the bpexiiiig:'of tHe newday. three official languages. Banknotes Poland was convened by tttf Executive A resolution of lack of confidence! — — — — than Kittle; Jones* might have detect?2^^000^IU\aeFa''. theatre' on; Saturwill also have pictorial decorations. Committee. ed premonitory^ symptoms o^^^ , Pass & Co,i was being voted upon. The Jewish, -g --> ^ " , . J . The coins will have beaded edges in Ing. For. an Instant; Kittle, entertained day noon( March 26,as well as near- deputies and others of the national j CEREMONIES INSTALLING connected the a wild hope that M would offer to ly ^0,6k,000 worth of ^ e r buildThe conference will be -held the beminoritiea" refrained from voting. As NEW RABBI IN BUDAPEST immitation of the ancient currency. ginning of Jane. .. 4 Hyperbole Productions » withdraw his bet. He did nothing of ings and improyments.; : ~ Barclay's bank will be the agent of a result Of this, the government re- j 11 >r» pfl 'tout Kittle Jones, ; whose t h V - b i n d . - - : : ; ' / . ; V v ; / : ; • > . . ; / • .•;; •:/.'.'. ' EveryPm^ha; institution •will' hold the controlling currency board. j • name followed ;aU the- rest -on ceived a majority. . In motivating Budapest (J. T. A.)—Many per"Put up your money," he insisted. the talent pay roll, was a good'girl: •Tm tettlng that your hair Is a wig." "open house", during the week, riot their, action, the representatives of', sons w h o attended the installation In Omaha Tbnt nobody contended that she was 0. -The hopec that ,...«»«.— ~ ~ ^ . ,for a mo- only for oufcof-tbwn'visitors, but forthe national minorities declared that | ceremonies of Dr. Friedman last had flamed 'good actress. That Is, nobody except mehtVn"iattle's rgitate^Dosom' fled,: j Ontehans a s w e l l . t H e pageant con- under the present conditions in then i S h t w e r ^ "JOSEPH GOSPEL" Kittle Jones. She was sure that her pro- but kittie's gameness did not flee with 'iists principally of street decorations PROVED FORGERY, ITALIAN c r o w d of 6000 Jews, including country "normal parliamentarianism I A •*•. crowd fessional future was as bright naMwr 25C Kouai»—300 Hat tig EDUCATION MINISTER SAYS *t^ : ' i and. a huge parade on, Saturday, noon. l halr, which was the recKTestTon the Proudly she threw back her faith- In addition, newspapers are condutt- is impossible." The Jewish deputy,1 w o m e n a n d children, gathered on the O p e «5<-ri by Bpolfir O«t»"l« Co. " Hyperbole lot—to say nothing of-being lessjshoulders and her hands flew to ing «fkn Finkelstein, resigned from his seat s t r e e t i n f r o n t o f t h e * ^ ^ g o g u e . "Rome (J. T. A.)—The "Gospel of OW Omaha'^alJa^ "personality he were t h r o w n into ifrttbin a-shade.of the reddest In allher bead. He will fee succeeded by Attorney I Thorse y of a mounted Ppoliceman ^ i c when the be-1 Joseph of Jerusalem", an apocryphic 'contests'," designed to stir enthusiasmiLandau. Hollywood.. "Darn It all"* she cried in despair, . in the Missouri Valley districts of Necame mad and plunged through the j book alleged to have been found -' - Many leading women' had vtold Kit- "it Is a wig." tle^- that" they envied her =. because' of throng. Six persons were taken to the recently, has proven to be a forgery, and Iowa. " : ; " '.'•>• WARSAW KEHILLAH . And proved the truth of her confes- 'braska : Her hair, yet, not even among Kittles sion'by pnJllng It offi. hospital. a statement issued by the Italien J The^ueve jKviera'Theatrei which the colleagues,, the.extras;, .wag there anyMinistry" of Education declares. The "Mannfactured in Omaha" Lee L6ngstreet- saw that the crisp pageant partici>*arly • celebrates, -willj BOARD RESIGNS AS BUDGET body who was envious of her- dispos^ little ringlets that hung to the unhappy -- MEETS OPPOSITION HASTEN ORGANIZATION document, consisting of 30 pages on tlon. She was far too fond of atgu- head inade the girl far more attractive haVe 'a potential seating capacity of OF JEWISH REGION IN parchment, was requisitioned by the BAKER ICE MACHINE CO. 90,000 weekly, or 3,000-at each of its .. merit, loving disputation -so- well .flittf, than she hnd been when she had worn Warsaw^ i(J. T. A>)—^The Executive CHERSON DISTRICT x Italian government from a Milan "rather than not argue *at aU, • she the wig. But she did not know that 4 daily shows, which will include, huge Committee tof the * Warsaw Kehillah cheerfully, would argue upon any'side he saw this. stage productions, screen" events, resigned as" a body because of a vote Moskau (J. T. A.)—The Communist anil u u o i . , . I" " " * ' • of any question. That whlt«h riufde authorities in the district of Cherson Tou're disappointed?'* she asked 'music from the biggest unendowed last nightJby the Kehillah Council. - her ~aa annoying opponent '.was. 'that uncertain ly—her eyes, as unreliable as The Council rejected, by a majority were ordered to hasten the adminiswhen ' she she was bested, bested", .. g f ^t l j her shoulders, pleading with him forsymphony orchestra between Chicago of 21 to; 16, the provisional budget trative measures for the organization happened, she would pot admit defeat understanding. • < •./••• -• . ', and California. for The 21 votes were cast of the Jewish region which is to be j but,, with a defiant tosS of her lumi- : He took a step toward The theatre name is from the fa'.) •}mous playground of-royalty-in South-! y 1926-27. nous Itfcks, would plunge" her pretty \"Vin tickled to"death," beher. fa t h e delegates^ representing • the formed in the district. said hearth hand into her make-up case and es-11 jr. "Ever slnce^ you've:been, back I've ern ' and the^architecture is in-1 A g u d a t a Israel, the labor parties, The secretary of the Ukrainian j— clninv: ' spired by a quaint Italian garden. In- Bund and Poale Zion, and the Volkist Wzik, the Central Executive' Commitr,y beenhoping that you'd throw the thiog-.' "I'll betcha two. dollars.". , a y . " _ ; - : .'. .•• :;• - ; _ ' \ - . • ; . r :: side the theatre, one has the illusion group. Those "whd supported the Exe-tee, despatched telegrams to the local For Nobody ever bet against her. For a -w Shei'winced; o£ being outdoors, since the ceiling, . officials to arrange for holding Soviet • everybody knew that Kittld opuld% not "Tlien : you ; didn't mnfte a wild is magically made into a sky with! c u t i v e w w e fte Z 5 o n i s t s electfons and to call a district confer• afford to lose • a dime. \ Seven dollars guess?; You, knew all the time?" she ence for the purpose of organizing . and. fifty cents a ddy, 'less "eight per asked, her voice not so steady as it drifting clouds, "twinkling stars,, and flitting' birds. "It is as atmospheric as. cent commission, looks', like" a'.falr-fla}- might have been. the administrative organs in the • a lover's,; bower," was. the comment of BAR JEWISH ary only to those who know that the Jewish region. "Of course I knew," he assured her STUDENTS FROM VILNA extras who earn it "seldom, have "a as he reached.for her.hand. Mayor James'.C. Dahlman, who inUNIVERSITY CLINIC ' chance to earn It for more than a ~:'-; There was in his voice and his face spired the pageant of progress, and .Sent days,at n timesomething that made her surrender who yesterday sent a cablegram to Harry H.. Lapidus, Pres.-Treas. ™ n a % T " AO-Jewish students It was small wonder that when Kit- her fastidious fingers. ,: the King of Italy, and to .Mussolini, tle came bade to work, ttfter' two "'How did you know?" was her not in the Primaries to be held April 5 6 Omaha Fixture & telling them of Omaha's tribute to the '".*, " " V l ^ T " * ' " "* T W"V .months' spent in battiingvwlth^yptipld unreasonable query. r S l t y of lna aiI • fever, and found that In her._absence -; His big hnml closed round her small genius and artistry of the Italian peo- j Supply Co. « * « e ^S » ^tred there hnd been engaged a new leading one before he answered. COMPLETE STOBE AfD pie,. represented, in the compliment j ; ; man, whose salary was six hundred OFFICE OUTFTTTE^I "You asked me If I was a juggler paid in the architectural scheme of dollars - a week, payable fifty-two before I .went Into pictures," he rethe theatre. weeks In a year, she began tq' doubt minded her, his eyes meeting hers. "I TO,000 tooam fltd whether this was such a wonderful didn't flnswer you then, but I'll answer world after alL .. you now. I wasn't a juggler; but I PALESTINE She and Lee Longstreet met pn the was one of the best wig makers in • MACCABEES DEFEAT ARMY ElrT^nlh «nA Oaotla, rifrrrt*. Pbaovt Jacfcasn 17Z4 set.about a week after slve cametiack. New York." FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS OMAHA NT5U "I'll betcha two dollars It's my own hair," was the first thing she said to Jerusalem (J. T. A.)-^—The • chamNavigators Owe Debt hlnf. pion team of the Palestine "Don't bet, Lee," ^advised the carato English Carpenter army football - erarnan In an undertone. was^defeated by the Maccabees* .. The- leading woman, the, heavy, the '.The. 'development of the* ship's Jewish' sport club. The score .was 4 Ingenue and the others, who/were chronomefer as." a; stepping, stone in to 1. Lord; Plumer, High Commissionstanding by, gave the new leading mnn the history of .navigation is interest; : set" forth"'in a recent article in er^ wsis present' a t the match. ~ tlie;0siriie counsel. .For, although, they ihgly 1 iil:ed-.thlsfrank,'frlefidly yotfng actor, the Geographical Journal of England, they loved Kittle -Jones.,, And they tip" to "the Seventeenth" century t]ie knew that she jvouldjds^he^bet, each problem .of finding^longltude at seaTO PAINT MUSSOLINI PORTRAIT h i bfivt67d:]S]di) t f o J )strictest t i t t was virtually an 'insuperable .one. It fiaving ;befin Rome CJ- T.""A.)—Elias Grossman, :t'onfidence,by Kittle .Jones herself thnt \vas not'considered so much a matter typ}ioid->hadytaken ..toll,/pf-her-WpjJT dfnayigallon as. the». subject of ingeni- American "Jewish artist,- has been <I^criHt^haier and that-now»she Sjas ous debate njnbrig'lthe philosophers. commissioned by Premier Mussolini vvefir-ingVa wig:^ They had kept her $&• It was iruyghens,,n Dutch mathema- to paint his ^ portrait^ > ; • cteti ijtut that tl»eyTsnoaI(T • permit; the tician, who, with tiie assistance of the Mr. Grossman was introduced to the : Ic^aing man to share it Was unthlnk- second earl- of-"Kincardine,- "actually Premier by the American Ambassador constructed, a number of timekeepers for use at sea.' These were'for a short Henry P. Tietcher. He will also paint ;H:; ^He^was strangely Impervious to ad•:!: ;yice.;; ^~Y'.': ..'.-..V. --^ > ;'-r-v '•:• ;;:;.'"Vperiod well considered and sometimes the portrait of King Victor Emanuel. AND EXTENDING TO :|j:^'Tllvjnst take that betv'JHs? Jones;* gave some satisfaction in use, but as .';' he-^ald,v^and-Iprpducej^iwc: sUveri^p|r they were controlled by pendulums •g lam- from a pocket crammed 'witn and had no temperature compensation PAXTON-MITCHKIX CO. they could not stand up to vigorous tlth JSt Martha V v \ j n p n e y . - - ' - V " '.-••?\\ •'..'•' •_ • • •-.-.. " ' • • » ••%:< ••:';..•. Hariwy I6G2 tha Ntn. Ntn. H if : :rTh^e fingers of Miss -Jones .wi^re in usage. Omaha. Nebr.. . ;U bervinake-np, case and they Buoyed John Harrison, an English carpenter Soft era; iron, brass, bronze and oln%: f there. > Everybody' fe3ccept*Le« lAiEfg- wlio had never received any proper aiinnra castings. Slnnrlarrt sizes bronze Y<m Will Have an Oppprtunity to Purchase Oneof These and Iron bushings, sewer mnnholeg. n : ritreet taeir-^hy.'"But-he,•^u^Ware training as a clockmaker, perfected a clsiern rings nnd covers, end clean-out iji-Cthaf there v?asr no mpne^In the iriake- machine which had a dramatic sucloorp In stork. • :, up-case; slapped -bfisklyThfa tw<J • dol- cess in its trial at sen. - It was never GAS RANGES STANDARD •|| iars, 'one against th^iother,* arid ^e- allowed to leave the country after Its j markea^ withv a sneer ^tfiat would have trial "voyage t.o Jamaica and Barbados. -; been more becoming to a heavy-ihan Copies of the Instrument, however, | Its Time to think of your < : to; a heroic .leading mani "a sneer which were' perfected and soon put Into serv• .made Kittle'shiver < V;-/',;; '.-,V_ •;.•;.-. , ice, rapidly proving their worth. The At the Following* Big Savings and on Most Attractive Terms •;• v v.^'For a week ;l?vevbeeji. listening to "spring: detent escapement," from Eaamel Splaahem nnd : -. your>\>lnSs..Now put up your njoneyi" about 1780, has survived nearly unEnamel Splaahera nnd and Door Ptael* ' 'i :She;glared at him, thenLflroppga har. changed to the present day. _- -.. Door Pnneltt : eyes. While they /were Jowerea, Leei ; Longstreet was busy'wIth71BIS~O'wn~ei6 Made Moat of "Holiday" PHOT(M;RAPHERS S«|Xient; orbs, and, when ICIttfe ralsedna^ Here is a negro story that balls ALLOWANCE v ; tiinid face, she saw^ tiat she and'" the from the West Indies, via a recent 1312 Farnam St.Opposite : ;lea^i^ man wer^ alrae,;ihe" leadlpg book of reminiscences; It concerns a YOUR OLD STOVE W. O. W.,Bldj». -r, svpnjaii, l i e heavy, the, ingghqei arid mistress and, triaid. The tatter: said;: ; Phone. JA clison 4562 tlie others^haying tlp-t^ed' away,; ' ; '•Slfssis. I 'want a day's holiday*'* • "'YJOU really want to bet? thnt>> this "What for. Sarah ?" "Missis, John^s Small . . ; .: isn't .my own hair?" she^wavered. ^ wife's dead, an', I wants ta ''tend de j Payments iDown. i j i Her voice,,was not s ^ confident Aas f u n e r a l / * \ - . \ . -•.•'••'•:/'. . ; . ; . ' • • > . . • - •'•;'.' irf :if usually •was,; butwfor yf6rlds.«she Cc-i^nient Monthly p&yinsnis So Sarah was given her holiday anfl I?RiEGGER-FOX DKUG CO. :i-':-.."1wouM''-not.:-haye him know ^that, her went to the funeral. Her mistress on Balance "Careful Druggists" ipnlytvre&sson for;giving himji'chance noticed that she went about her work to; jchangej his, mind was she jalready ; 14th and Douglas St. AT 0927 tvitb a cheerfui,spirit afterward, stngSemi-Enamel Complete with ; wai; so fond -of -fi'ttn-ttfat, ^e,.hatef jng'and laughing'.,':•:' . : - ',..'• Prescriptions filled by Registered I Sen ice Drawer—Gray Enojnel :: .the. fought that he wcjild "-dlssover .One'-;.week later Sarah said "to her rharraurttts only. I ' that sh^jwas not alj fhe"'seemed.* V * mistress: T/MIssis.' I'wants to give no-: Prices very reannnnhlt—.Delivery service ! • '.'.•."•'•i^'I reallyiwant^o" bet that yourlfa- Uce," VVhy, Saraby are you riot happy OLD PRICE... 5 5 . 0 0 :.;; jnions Ihalr IsiVa." wig/? he"soldJsteajlHy, here?'V fit's' hot dat. missis; but yo' OLD PRICE....52.50 SALE PRICE...46.75 r- ; ^F*OP JI: long moment shet studied hlni 'member yo gib me holiday to tend SALEFIIICE...39 7 5 SAVHTG ........8.25 1 BUY A MIQKLIN 1 ;•• . / and' derived - no'.. encouragement- from John's wife's funeral ? Wei 1, missis, SAVING 12175 |;V • ; ^the;.8crntlny.:';,; "\,, •:.>;V-i"i'j; •: •'-•>.i.-.-;-".- John say I de life ob dat funeral, and 2 PERMANENT GABAGE " • :"}f:}'fit^ c o u t s « i ; i f thatf! whjit j o u ^ r e t i l - ; now ;I'se gwlne to marry ; de corpse's. ' • p o s e Your Crir to the Bai I :^?:,^:lyswant- -to J>et,''. ^oeto'egan'iprith^spe-^ busband."-^Sdn'Frariclsco Argonaut. Weather or ':~V*>T 'Gnrage Rett* FEATURES DON'T DELAY i" ^<Ws bravado.> /i-'V^-;^^,^^*••£•£'.: PAY ONLY ^lODOWN f H:v>:S£'$ioney:^"italks!!'"; - ;tie; iij^rrapted Balance t p t o 2 Vcars to Pay H ? : Dangerous Plant i. This is a most unusual offer and opporEnamel Oven Lining's. • 1-Car Garage, 8117^0 arid Up ;;.f{V;^artlyV;,i;: ;V:'y: i^: :':'^ir<r^:/;^^) S: ^ ^ Cpcklebur plants are poisonous to Free Connection Up to 35 Feet of Pipe. tunity for you to replace your old worn 2^Car (Srrasre, |iGO,eO and Up •:^'--^;^From; ^oisv^stem}vv.face^^her.: '^ cnttley sheep^and^chickens.: Ao; ci'^roppeoTfto the twcusllvjet ilolinntpat swin^y out inefficient gas range. Built in strict accordance with standard ti> the United; States; Depart* % > h^waa tpsstag^ from^nevband; toltlie cording: ruent of^^Agriculture.: This; weed bns specifications of American Gas Associa: THs Roper Range (formerly Eclipse) has ;;'^,*oi^en:y^;vi«^v^;.--i"? '->i:Sv?'%f.;j^A;J suspected, but intiriy persons; tion. ^si;#S!*^Tei«^QuV;a'jng«lejr';'b^^rf*v^ ,long:been OLD PRICE . . . 8 3 . 0 0 been sold in Omaha for over 35 years. that d'eatha reported, from this :ta]§ov]^)C;tnre^?*^ s&;asked^o a thought SALE PRICE... 6 4 . 5 0 Range tested and approved by Good causse• ;were producedI by the mechan; t Fully guaranteed. «^flt?"drtpp©|l^enpmv: '^ 'yj1Y^:' ical jadtlon of the tturs rather than by SAVING 1S.50 Housekeeping Institute. , « L M«^sorra9teJe^|iipXjij^i)y^*^ ;the; tb^c^en^ctr of ;the -nlanti ;Whlie (Rcgalntor Extra) : yM:^e^eVin^i^^^hatVl;:^^;;b'eforeCl: thfej^bura inay; produpe some Jmechan-; ALSO OTHER MODELS PRICED EQUALLY ATTRACTIVE <§j$jii into pictures," fa ^ria^ered^dT l^^lnjury^aiid J w h l l ^ t ^ seeds; are fery:ppi8phpus,vstocls^ poisoning, the ^6"ep3rtment'.says;::~ia icanseit by feeding <>n; the iyery;y^ung;;planta'''before the £ fl. {developmenttpf trae lifayes.;; • i J ':-',ir?; AU Mickllri-Built Garages are !«rtn.^i only-ijnfamlHar y -but <!«rtlon'. excellently constructed of first quali'r materials by | s n t N r was as j . tonpleasanf-HBOSt unp|easnnt,.-Nor .ftv-tu"'1"'- '•'•• '?s trained-the . 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