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Basya Kaplan to Play in College Club Concert. ;

'After,two -days of solicitation by Paris, October 27. — Sholom the 1,600-strong Community Chest Schwartzbard, whose trial for the Schwartad, army, $100,902, or approximately one- slaying of Semion P l iin rePetlura d d venge ffor anti-Jewish fourth of the $435,000 quota needed Mrs. Henry Monsky to EnterntiJewish massacres —1— for the wprk of the 30 Chest agencies in the Ukraine has Ihseld the eyes tain Her. . .,';.. during 1928, has been raised. J. C. C. Report Reveals Inadeof the world for the last iew Major W. L. Holzman's battalion weeks, was acquitted by an. assize Basya Kaplan, 17-year-old Jewish quacy of Jewish Educaconcert pianist, will.appear in.a joint stands well up in the list of the bus- court jury Wednesday. tional Facilities. Jews of many nations crowded recital with Gelbert Ross, .violinist, in iness division with. $2,201.50 to its credit after two days of work. Harry jthe court room to hear the final Omaha on November. 11. .. The coming of Miss Kaplan is of Wolf and his band are credited with stage of the trial. They cheered CONDITION TO BE REMEDIED particular interest to the Jewish peo- $1,210.00. The total so far raised by frantically when the verdict was announced. Police in the court ple because she has recently' added the division is $24,487.75. In the residential division, mem- room were compelled to charge Only 27.2 per; cent of the Jewher name to the long list of internabered entirely by- women, Mrs them and eject them by force. The, tionally known Jewish musicians. ish children of Omaha are affilir While she is here, Miss Kaplan will Adolph Sachs leads, with $2,344.00 to corridors also were jammed with'1 ated with any Jewish educational^ be entertained'by Mrs. Henry. Mon- the credit of her battalion. Major persons whose interest in the trial institution, according to the sta-^ . j ky, who will bring together a group Mrs. R. Kulakofsky ranks second; her was great. tistics of a survey of the Jewish )f Jewish women to meet the youncj teams have secured $l;335.00 in sub Schwartzbard's victory was scriptions. during the first two days complete. He admitted the assas*, children of chool; <£ge recently, lanist. made by the Jewish. Community Miss Kaplan has achieved the most of the campaign. The women have sination and boasted of it in court.; ; avorable comment both in Europe raised a total of $10,099.20. The indus- He gloried in having avenged the Center. . ; " and. America.' She has been soloist trial division has $17,297.28 to its | atrocities of Petlura, "the butcher'; "That is to say that approxi- Ahuvah Gershater, Twinkle; Melvin I with the Berlin Philharmonic orches- credit; initial gifts, $48,000; and for-j of the Ukraine." mately only one child ©jit of four Siegel, Winkie; Sarah Kolnic, KrinName eign corporations, $1,003.00. The last few days of the trial; ra. Her concert in Chicago was in this city-grows up with" any kle; Marian Weinberg, witch; Jerome widely praised by Chicago music crit- The citizens of Omaha have turned .. ere tense with excitement. V.J knowledge;of; Jewish education/'- Marcus, Snickle; George Dogloff, en masse to fill the Chest this Shulgin, former minister of £os> 'Address cs. She is said to possess brains as out the report continues. "What"does Rumple; Ben Silver, Soot; Isadore year. Perhaps never has so large a eign affairs in Petlura's cabinet,' well as talent and beauty, and to play band of workers gathered in the city this fact'signify?.-It means that Middleman, Sniokie; Edward Dogloff, with a brilliant, joyous- spirit. to accomplish s. single purpose. Race attempted to convince the court most of OmahaVyoung boys, arid Stilky; Lester Cohen, Stulky. The concert is sponsored by the and creed have been entirely disre- that Schwartzbard killed Petlura* '•girls are estranged from, the Jew- Barney Guss is stage manager. Omaha branch of the American Assogarded in the pursuance of ;this pur- on instructions from the Soviet' ish community" and that they are David Colton is property man and ; ciation of University Women. Funds pose—the $435,000 which jhe Chest government in Moscow. lost to the "cause"of Judaism in Henry Mendelsonj electrician..: gathered in this way will be used, to "I am here not to defend my*, must have to carry on its program, this city;" • Over a hundred children were presprovide scholarships for Omaha hi^h which also tak.es no account of race friend Petlura, but to accuse' Henry Eosenthal and Herman Rabbi Conn Carries Noyel's ent at • • the "organization meetingof : The report goes on: school girls who, without financial nor of creed. Schwartzbard," Shulgin began' . ?pint to Its Logical Goldstein to Speak at v •V . ."Who is- to blame for alt this ?- Cv~ the group. aid, would not be able to go to colhis testimony in a dignified tone. Five years ago, when the CJiest was jCenter Dinner. . \ . . v ••;•'• •'•'- C o n c l u s i o n ^ tainlyt not the ! child. • K^anygne.'lias gp.—,,,-..^-,-.. * ' • ; _ .: , . ^ been jdeliiament: jt.rhasV"b" eeji "the-* parThe concert will be given at the organized, welfare &n<T cfiaritaBlc not kill P.etlura to avenge, the! The sixth annual Father •and Son Auniversal religioh; based upon bee n t s o f "tfiese jhfidfen." /Ifjthe ^children Technical high school auditorium. work was supported in Om)".ha by a Jews, but because he is a Soviet' banquet' of the Jewish • Community lief in one God ind the;brbtherhood Mrs. W. W. Hoagland is chairman of gr6up of people who riumlf-ercd not agent." , " are' to attend the Talmud'Torah. and_ j Center will be held in the Center Sunof -man :was- prophesied by' Rabbi the committee, and Mrs. C. J. Horn, more than 10,006. Last year there the Sunday school the accommoda"Can you prove this?" M. Tor-, Frederick Cohn in his book review day; November 13. vice chairman. Mrs. Paul Box is ia were 40,000 contributors to >]:he Com- res demanded, pointing out that tions must be adequate.". Dark'vestry mun ity Ches^. This year the|;e shonld Henry Rosenthal will speak for the to members of Jhe Temple Sisterhood charge of the publicity. • rooms of synagogues, and even-- in- Mirvis to dive Talk at Tuesday be 50,000, That this figure- may be the investigation of the French fathers and Herman Goldstein, son of in the Temple Tuesday afternoon.: struction; at home in. the' kitchen^dihobtained: seems likely-—workers re- police confirmed that Schwartz: Session. Mn anUM K Abe Goldstein, will ing room, or parlor^ are'not conducive Rabbi Cohn reviewed "God and the port that many subscriptions arc giv- bard was not connected with any, to the instruction of the youth.. The Grbceryman," a recent novel by speakas a son, Rabin Frederick Cohn en them with the comment taat they political party, but the League of The Women's Welfare organiza- Harold Bell Wright. youth is accustomed to the-modern, V of Temple, Israel, will .give the invocaare first gifts, that the donors have Human Rights. j tion'.'. Sam Beber will be toastmaster. sanitary school building^; The. task of' tion., will meet in the Jewjsh Commun'The book has a remarkable mesjust become cognizant of the work Shulgin made an attempt to inter-' •V' ' The" banquet will be given under ity Center at 2:30 p. *m. Tuesday. teaching the child is' a- difficult one sage to society, both Christian and and benefits accomplished bjr the] in itself.-Therefore anything that -can^ Jacob Miryis, director of education Jewish," he said. "Its message is the the .auspices of the social service com- J. 0. C. Physical Department Chest. The whole city should share rupt his interrogator in an attempt to; weaken the impression o£ Torres^ mittee of the B'nai B'fith and the : facilitate the task of the, teacher of the Center, will speak on ''Jewish need of religion. Ethics is not enough. in these benefits—the Chest is open question. v | Sponsors Dance. Jewish Welfare Federation. The A Content in_ a Center Program." Mrs. ought to be encouraged." Ethics would perish without religion. to every man, woman and child in Torres flared up and exclaimed: A. Greenberg will preside. Mrs. Hen- Ethics, or morals,, or social service, Z.-.A. will assist, in planning the prothe community, poor or rich, regardFOUR HUNDRED^ REACHED. ; ry Monsky,is chairman of the pro? is the fruit; but religion is- the root., gram, and a number of A. Z. A. mem- With colored lights illuminating the less of nationality, belief or condition. "You are a German agcntl" For a moment Shulgin appeared There are over 1,500 Jewish chil- gram committee. darkened gymnasium and . couples bers will be taken into the B'nai •• If there is no root, there can be "no embarrassed, then he made an insult-1 dren in the public schools* of Omaha, B'rith during a ceremony which will gayly dancing to the tune of the fruit." ing remark on Torres' address ancl according, to" the surveyv Of •- these Night Club orchestra, the annual HalBe part of the program. Rabbi Cohn continued: turned his back to the attorney. This about 800 are boys and the rest are ZIONISTS TO CELEBRATE loween dance arid party sponsored by , These-candidates for admission to "We build temples but do not enesulfed in a tumult in the courtroom, girls. "The only two institutions/ that BALFOUR DECLARATION DAY ter the/n. We engage ministers,'but the B'nai BVith form the first A. Z the physical department-, of the Cen-. "What proofs hsve you to show have given these future- citizens anyter will.be held'Saturday night, OcA, class to be initiated anywhere in do not go to hear'them. The condihat" Schwartzbard vas a Bolshevik idea of what Judaism is, says the re- Promin&t Rabbi to Address tion in America is critical. Vice and the country. Practically the whole tober 29. ] . port, have reached no inore than' 400 Thirty-three hundred school teach- .gent?" Torres insisted. crime are everywhere. Wright indicts' number of A. Z. A. boys who have The Center gym will be be-decked Meeting November 20. "I have documents," Shulgin an* children xat a time. "While this perwith proper decorations, freaks and attained their majority, are being ers of District No. 2, Nebraska State Christianity for its excessive denomcentage compares' favorably--with inationalisnr and makes a plea for un- taken into: the senior, organization the like. Unusual stunts will be pre- Teachers' convention, will hear(Rab- wered. "Besides I refuse to believe The local-district of the Zionist orcities like Philadelphia, . Pittsburgh. dcnominationalism which he calls the They are Eddie Alberts, Samue sented, according to Director Krasne. bi Lewis Browne of New York City, t was a coincidence that when Pet" /.. and New York, which have an affilia- ganization are Tnaking elaborate religion of Jesus." Faire,. David'E. Beber, Isadore Ele Prizes will be given for various con- who will be one of the speakers to ura was assassinated in Paris an a$'.. . ;. • tion o£y30 per cent,' it is not good plans to celebrate the tenth anniverwitz,' Max; Givot, Marion Graetz, tests. address . the conference which will erupt was made in Warsaw at the Rabbi Cohn^ substituted the term, sary of the signing of ..the Balfour enough. All Center members and their Maurice Alpirn and Philip Klutzntck. meet in Omaha November 2, 3, 4 and same time to assassinate Filsudski." "ethical monotheism," for; 'religion of In order to prove that Shulgin was "The cost and value of the instruct Declaration. At thefr last; regular J e s u s . " ' •" ' ' . . • : . ; . • " friend's are invited,to attend and make . Menibers of the social, service com 5. The sessions will be held in the ' • • • ; riendly toward France, Caesar Camtion has not yet been ascertained. meeting held Tuesday ^evening at th-; merry during the one evening 0/ the mittee are: Dr. Philip'Sher, chairman Technical High school auditorium.' ^ The rabbi declared that the logical '.;••'. The startling fact is that only 400 out wish Community Center they set conclusion of Wright's argument'is Rabbi Frederick Cohn, ' Irvin Stal year when we all. forget* our little Other, nationally known speakers pinchi, head of the counsel for the Sunday evening, November 20, as the of more than 1,500 receive any. kind of troubles and-give vent to pleasure master, Harry Malashock, Henry who will address the convention are Pctlura party, started to read docu» nqt only the union of all Christian "Jewish instruction. Furthermore, this date for the anniversary celebration. groups, but also; the union of all re- Monsky, Harry Silverman, Mrs and fun. A small charge will be made Dr. A. G. Crane, president of the Uni- nients. Torres then read documents instruction is not continuous and does They will hold an open meeting at ligions. Philip Sher, Mrs. H. A.. Wolf and for the participants. The party will \rersity of Wyoming; Dallas Lore proving that while Shulgin was Pet••". / not include those of high school age. the Jewish Community Center. .' Samuel Gersoh. Mrs. Sher and Mrs. begin at 9 P-^m. Sharp of Boston university, Payson ura's ambassador to Bulgaria, he Plans are; being made to "bring a. "There will be a breakup of creeds,*' Wolf represent the Council of Jewish (Continued on Page Three) While the$e figures are riot concluSmith, commissioner of education, he\ said. "There will be one universal sive, they: point: the way for a more well known out-of-town rabbi to ad- religion, ethical monotheism, the. be- Women.! . : Boston, Mass.; Dr. F. N. Boynton of FIFTY MEMBERS GAINED detailed consideration of "the- situa- dress the meeting.,Also several musi- lief in tine God and the brotherhood" Ithica, N. Y.; Mrs! Helen B. Paulson LITTLE THEATRE PLAYERS cal and vocal selections will be preFOR NEW SYNAGOGUE The banquet will be one of many tion..^ • '.""'." .-'•:''-.•• ••'• .':_y ' TO 4SD BRANDE1S TROUPE and Harry F. Atwood of Chicago, and of man." •(;' .; ; 1V which willbe given during Father and :. "Is it'any wonder, then, that among p a r e d / ; '•;•: • ' : •'••• -.- ..-. •"/ ' .. • •". . -. '.-• .• D,r. .Aurelia Henry Rcinhardt, presiMemberships for 'the newly organMembers of the Little Theater Rabbi Cohn announced that he will Son week, whfen churches, schools M r s . ' M . F .I ^ e v e n s o r i i s i n c h a r g e o f .our younger set. theje is no discussion dent of Mills college, California, and Modern Orthodox synagogue are group of the Jewish Community Cenreview in subsequent'talks "Caste," arid dubs will bring fathers and sons / . o f Jewish subjects, of Jewish affairs, the musical program. national president of the American ter will be used in the extra casting being sought by a campaign commit' by Cosmo -Hamilton, ^dealini; with The Balfour- Declaration is being together for informal gatherings in -'(Continued on Page Two) . Association of University Women. of plays at the Brandeis theater this celebrated all overr the world, as it anti-semitism 1in America;. RoWaag's which the breach between the young tee of which A. I. Kulakofsky is chairman. .••".• — season, it was announced Wednesday marks the day .Of -the establishment "Giants in the Earth'," "From; Man to arid old will be forgotten, and seven Those who have already joined the by Mrs, Herman Jahr, director-erf The STANLEY LEVIN MADE A. 2 . A. WIEET1WG Man," by. Olive Shreiner;. tu'dwig's of the;homeland-fo'r: the Jews.-It was. and severity will frolic together. new group are: Theater group, following a con'Napoleon,'* and three other books as on-this daywheq Lord Balfour grantY . M . H . A. PRESIDENT ed to. Charm Weitzman the Declara- yet riot chosen. ;The; group will TO | E HELD TUESDAY Little L. Moskovitz M. Kulakofsky v ference with William Thompson, bus- h '-•'••:• '• '•:• . ,• v ' The next regular meeting of Oma- iness manager of the Brandeis. M. F. Levensori _ LUSTGARTENS PLAY J. Slosburg onthe second and fourth Tuesday lit ; • At the last meeting of the Y. M. tion, for a Jewish -Homeland;..•"'The' ha Chapter of the A..Z. A. will be : ; r H. J. Kulakofsky . S. Altschuler This will enable members of the .-.'•" '• and Y, W. H. A., which was held Balfour Declaration was accepted by the month. '• • ;" AT ART INSTITUTE H. held Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock, al group to gain acting experience on B. Shafton A. Wolf • i Monday evening at the Center, offi- Jthe Reading countries of Europe, and the Center. There -will be no meet- the professional stage. C. Izenstadt" cers were elected for: the coming was' in great favor with the late Presi- CIVILIZATION TO « E TOPIC Miss Ida Lustgarten and Miss Dor- Harry Lapidus ing Sunday due to the fact that the Nathan S.Yaffee Lustgarteh appeared together A. I. Kulakofsky The next Little Theater pjerformterm. Stanley F.^evin was clecte'd to dent Woodrow-Wilson.: .';." ChapterV football team will be play- ance will be a series of three one-act AT T1MPLE ISRAEL ~ othy J. A. Gross Henry Monsky on a prdgram at the Art Institute > - the office of;'president-•'to;.succeed ing:; the'B'nai Israel for the Center Samuel I, Brandt "Saving The Future" will be .the Sunday afternoon.. The concert was t.'Kulakofsky • Maurice Alpirn. The other officers PIONEER RESIDENT football championship- that afternoon plays to be given in one evening: M. A. Venger^., \, Abe Somberg accompanied by an exhibition of -the subject o^ the Friday night sermon elected were Ida Turner, vice presiat -2:3ft,o'clock at Thirty-second and "Dregs," "Two Goyim," and "The Joseph Fr.ee aaan B. A. Simon paintings of John Sargent, and conof Rabbi Frederick Cohn at Temple Old Order." OF OMAHA DIES .';"• dent; Libby Blacker, secretary, and Dewey avenue.\ : J, Malaschock Israel. On Saturday morning lie' will temporary composers were chosen Mark Leon . Dave Fishman re-elected to the posiJack Marer . A-splendid program will be preI. Stalmastcr Mrs. R. L. Finkenstein, a resident speak on "The Efficacy of the for the musical program. '•>'• tion :of treasurer. ;.-The office -of eksented before the Chapter Tuesday Dr. N.Muskin B. G. Shapiro McDowell, Rudolph Ganz, Cecil r y -ecutive member of the " Y " will ^bc of Omaha for 35 years, died on Octo- Moral." evening at the meeting. Dr. Philip Sher A. Theodore Burleigh and, Cyril Scott were among filled by the outgoing president The ber 14"at the home of her daughter, Chas. Levinson the composers whose piano and Vio- Sam Beber first work of the newly elected bffi- Mrs. J. "Batt. Mrs. Finkenstein's E. WEENBERG BUYS Milton R. Abrahams will take the A. B. Alpirn death** occurred after an illness of lin compositions were played by the M. Horn' ' PURITAN FUEL COMPANY c e r i ' a n d ^ e ^ " itself will be tdraid place o£ Louis Lipp as speaker for ' John FcVdman . Sam Kaplan Misses Lustgarten., the'physical department of the Center three weeks. Omaha in the Omaha-Brooklyn deDavid Greenberg A: w o i f , "";• Mrs. Finkenstein is survived by two "Where Quality is Supreme", is the in putting over the Hallowe'en dance bate which will take place in NovemWarsaw.—(J. T. A.)—The memory J. J. Greenberg 1 Michael Tuchmaa Agricultural Experts daughters, Mrs. j . Batt and Mrs. H. "slogan'of the Puritan Fuel company '^ i n - g o o d s t y l e . I' - ...•-•;' ••''-.-•, •':,:•:'" > v - - ^ ^ . . • ber at the Jewisfi Community Center. N. Levinson of the Jewish poet and novelist, J. L SarnN.\Vo3f .. .: The agricultural colony for 'Jewish who specialize in the retail business. . -v \:The ;n<sxt tissue :^E thePrelss will Franklin of Omaha, and two sons, D. Mr. Abrahams is & graduate of Dr.B.M.Kully, Perch:, was honored by a decision of A-Pirimeter Mr. E. Weinberg, proprietor, is wails and strays, which, was estab. c o n t a i n pJans for the ensuing "Y" S. Finkenstein and Philip Stem of Creightots University and & practicing Nathan Sitnon the city council of Brzesc LitfrWski. M»x Shapiro ,. well known in the city,-and promises lished 18 months 'ago in Moscow, is v ; season/; ; information, pertaining \ to I«os Angeles. There arc also twentyattorney in Omaha. AlWohlner Dlogo street will be renamed Peretz • J.Cohn >•-..r\-. : : '-:.V-:.?:^mTiership,^idues''':an4:-:the--i'wqrk;.":of four grandchildren and nine great to give personal service to his to become a school for the training His colleague will b« Philip Klutxstreet, the council decided.. patrons. _ • }of fully-qualified agricultural experts. Harry MalaschockS. A. Snnone* grandchildren. ' nick, a? previously announced.

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A Live andLvj-e4ji<vmg Orgamzfltion . BY WILLIAM HOL2MAN. Do the majority of our people in Omaha realise the work that the Jewish Welfare Federation is doing? I sometimes wonder whether our population knows that there is a group of men and -women who are giving unselfishly of their time and services for the great work of the Federation. The results of their work are manifest'first, in^the relief that they are giving to the less fortunate of our brethren. ' Men, women and children are being aided financially and socially j^they are kept from hunger; in time of sickness they receive medical attention; they receive free legal advice, and other benefits too numerous to mention. Second, the results of their work are manifested in the fact that; owing to their efforts, they have relieved the majority of our people from certain burdens which would ordinarily be transferred to them/ You, dear citizens, are being relieved'of:hard work; you are kept from hearing the heart-rendering tales of distress; you are not called upon to leave your business and your homes to give aid to the less fortunate. All of this work is being done by the Federation through its officers. .

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pils. Will the same municipalities refrain from abusing their authority POLISH GUILD LAW over schools which are so ideally fitfor the purpose of crushing and THREATENS RIGHTS tedeliminating Jewish competition? For a long time the vacancies in these inOF JEWISH WORKERS stitutions will be far from adequate and Jewish applicants will receive the

Vocational Schools Are Needed stereotyped reply that all vacancies are filled. Moreover, even if in cerTo Overcome Obstacles.

By Dr. A. Singalovsky. The new Guild-Law, a measure which for two years has been creating grave anxiety among the Jewish artisans in Poland, has now become an accomplished fact to the great satisfaction of its ariti-semitic imitators. The ordinary procedure of passing the measure through the legislative Chamber was dispensed with, and the In return, the workers are well paid by the thanks which they law was issued, as a decree by the receive, and all they ask in return for the burdens which they are president of the Republic. Whilst the taking from our shoulders is your support of this wonderful organi- new decree imposes upon the counzation. . try's medieval Guild-System, it also This article is not replete with statistics, because the annual introduces far reaching changes in repqrt of the Federation furnishes you with an accurate statement the organization of the artisan class of work accomplished. It is rather to call to your attention the fact and regulates ruthlessly the vocationthat the Federation is alive, and is functioning, and is a plea that you al training of those who may aspire continue to uphold the hands of those who are giving unselfishly of to become craftsmen. 1 By pure good luck it was possible their time to relieve humanity. •,. • ' to rid the law of some of "its most obnoxious features, one such prees, colonies, schools, factories, the scribing that all' artisans, even those edemption. of a neglected soil, the' with life-long experience of their.callecovery of a lost heritage—have giv- ings, should undergo an. examination en a newfctiaracter1to Jewish thought. in Jheir knowledge of the Polish lanToday th/e practical difficulties con- guage. The examinations were to fronting tas in Palestine are. ten .tiipes hav^--been: held before a special comPurpose is to greater t5ian they were ten years ago. mittee of the respective Guilds, and in Palestine* But Zionists and non-Zionists, Jews failure to pass would have entailed and non-Jews alike, recognize in these New York.—A national campaign lifficultiesy the complex affirmative the loss by the ill-fated artisan of has" opened for the purpose -of )roblems /of growth. We have an- his right to manage a workshop. strengthening the Zionist Organiza- swered or(ce and for all time the ques- The decree, which, is to come into tion of America -with ^thousands o£ Jion which challenged us at the time force in December, makes it comnew members, according to a state- >f~the Balfour Declaration; we have pulsory for eyery apprentice trained ment^, just issued by Louis Lipsky, Jemonsttated once and for all time in a workshop to undergo an examinpresident of the organization, and hat we can build the Jewish Home- ation before he may qualify as a •"hand" or a Junior-Master, Only such. Samuel Blitz, director of the organs a n d . . ' " ) • apprentices may take these examinaization department. "Fellow? Zionists! Behind those This drive for increased member- hundreds i of thousands who have tions as can produce proofs that they ship is.-designed to give strength to lelped till now in the rebutfding of have received three years' training in the work being done" in the recon- the Jewish Homeland, there stand a workshop and have undergone a struction of the Jewish National hundreds of thousands- more prepar- course of studies in a special supplementary vocational school. MoreHomeland.. ing to join their forces to ours. The It is the plan of the organization Irst ten years after the Balfour Dec-> over, a Junior-Master, too, after a department of the Zionists to con- aration proved our ability to lay the specified period of service, must unduct joint drives in'several cities of oundation; the second ten years will dergo an examination to obtain the the United States, in conjunction with yitness. the building on a scale hith- status of Master and be able to open a workshop of his own. Attendance the local campaigns for the United ;rto anattempted.; at vocational schools is obligatory for Palestine Appeal. all apprentices. . , The resolution adopted at the last VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS meeting of the \ National Executive Had Poland been provided with an committee of the Zionist Organizaadequate number of vocational tion of America was also broadcasted* schools, the threatened measure with the letter announcing the openwould have caused no undue anxiety. ing of the national membership camA number of Jewish students at the There is, however, a real difficulty, paign. The resolution is a review of the'activities and achievements of the University of Nebraska are taking a for the very schools upon which the Zionist Organization of America dur- very prominent part in the activities operation of the law hinges are only f the schobL, just beginning to be built by the muing the past years, and reads: David Fellman, the former Central nicipal authorities.' "The~ year -of activity which, faces the Zionist movement today opens high school debater, honor student The situation, as it is at present, is the second decade in the new history and orator, is now serving his second fraught with grave dangers for the of the Jewish people. In the year year as a member of the varsity de- Jewish apprentices, and to anyone iW^there was issued to world Jewry bate team. He is a member of the familiar with existing conditions in the document which has come to be debating team which will meet the Poland it is more than doubtful recognized as the charter of our na- team from Cambridge university o: whether thfc Jewish apprentices will tional liberty—the Balfour Declara- England on October 31. He is the be given a fair opportunity of availtion. In the year 1927 the Zionists— only Omaha man to make the team ing themselves of the municipal that section of Jewry which by fear- this year. schools. It is a matter of common Elmer Greenberg, captain of the knowledge that from even the priless advocacy of Jewish claims made possible the Balfour declaration, and Central high school football team of mary schools for children and adults by ceaseless labor justified its issu- last season, is one of the mainstays persistent efforts are made by the ance—survey- the field of their past of' the freshman eleven this fall. municipalities to exclude Jewish puachievement and prepare for new and 'Greenberg is one of the most popular more Imposing-efforts in their great fellows amongst the freshman horde. He is a'rneniber of the Green Goblins, enterprise. SERVE "In-the midst of a world war which the freshman honorary society. Cassie Barren of Columbus is' on OLD HOME BREAD had Strengthened the unity of every the business staff of the Awgwan, the other people In the world, but had university comic paper, and the Bizad I WITH YOUR NEXT MEAL - seemed to shatter the unity of the News. Made With a Mother's. Care Jews, the leaders of Zionism pressed All three men are members of Sigthe Great Powers for a promise to " rectify the evil from which Jewry has ma Alpha Mu fraternity. suffered , for twenty centuries—its RUMOfToF HINDU ..homelessness. "The faith of -the Zionist leaders COMMISSIONER DENIED has been magnificently-justified. Hun London, Oct. 21.—(J. T. A.)—The ' dreds of thousands of Jews, descend report of the "London Daily Sketch" aats Of-a people^ which for sixty gen- that a Hindu prince, Jam, Sahib, may - ' erations had .thought,only in terms o become, the successor of Lord Plu- 20th and Nicholas JA.-6699 " -charity, showed' themselves capable mer as High Commissioner of Palesofthinldng in terms of national lib tine, was denied today by the London Quality Coal at eration and reconstruction. _ Zionist executive. - "Within this last decade a decisive The executive-stated to the corres. Lower Prices factor, created by, the Zionists, has pondent of the Jewish Telegraphic begun to refashion Jewish !' fe / e v e r y " Agency that on the basis of authoritawhere. The beginnings of the new tive information it is in a position to -Jewish Homeland-HSxpressed in <£ deny the report, "

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ain places room should be found for ewish apprentices, these latter would be unable to follow the instruction nd pass the examinations from lack of knowledge of the Polish language. It may be cited, for instance, that according to reports from Brest-Litovak the majority of Jewish pupils at the local vocational classes had been compelled to discontinue their attendance because they did not understand the language of instruction.

' 50,000 APPRENTICES There would, therefore, appear but one way to save the future of the Jewish artisan class-in Poland: to establish vocational scliools and there :o teach in Yiddish courses which follow the government programme. The statutes of thet Ort in Poland entitle it to open such schools and there is every reason to hope that for their own schools the Central Committee of the- Ort in Poland will be author'zed by the government to retain, in its own hands the appointment of the examination committees according to the law. The number of vocational schools, training workshops and similar institutions in charge of ,ihe Polish Ort is now- 48, and this system could be conveniently used for, establishing, at a comparatively small cost, a number of new classes for this work of training apprentices. The problem is far from simple, however,' as it involves the provision of vocational instruction for nearly 50,000 apprentices. —J. T. A.

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TRAINING IN JEWISH LORE___LACKING HERE •(Continued _ _ _ _ _ from Page One.) of Jewish problems? True, we are living in an age of revolution, but at :he same tin\e we are living in a period of advances in culture—and Juda'.sm is a culture, a way of life." JUDAISM CHALLENGING. The report declares that the new Jewish life which is^arising is a great :nough challenge to anyone, and continues: "The attendance of Jewish men and women at the synagogue during Rosh 'Hashannah and Yom Kippur indicates that the Jewish will-to-live is still very strong. This will-to-live ought to find expression more often. "Where can this will-to-live be expressed? Omaha Jewry has indicated that it is ready to face the problem— albeit the task is a difficult one. Realizing, that Judaism has lost hold on a great number of the community, it has built the Jewish Community Center to meet the problem. Here all diverse interests should be mgrged into one xommunal effort—that of kindling the spark of Judaism in the hearts of the Jewish community. "Because the Jewish community is spread in all parts of the city, a central location was selected. The building is here now and should be used by •alt." THREE SUNDAY SCHOOLS. The report then refers to the establishment of a Sunday school at the Jewish Community Center, and states ar over .100 children gathered for the first assembly, on Sunday morning, October 23. Classes will begin at 10:30 k. m. this Sunday, it is announced. Children from. 5 years up, including the confirmation age, will be accommodated. The staff includes Mrs. Sam Beber, Mrs. Nathan Green, Mrs. Max Shapiro, Mr. Jack Marer, Mr. William Stalmaster, Miss Ruth Pollack, Miss Leona Pollack, Ann Ruback, Mary

Claire Shames, Elsie Stalmaster and Gertrude Tatle. "The Talmud Torah, the Temple Israel Sunday school and the J. C. C. Sunday school are equipped to supply the educational needs of the Jewish community of Omaha," the report concludes, "Register your children at any of these three institutions for Jewish education work. Instead of having 27 per cent of the children affiliated, Jewry of Omaha, let us keep alive the Jewish consciousness." Jacob Mirvis, director of education of the Jewish Community Center, is in charge of the Sunday school.

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concluded a treaty against France. color schemes for parties planned by Mrs. Torres also read a letter sent byTet- Newman may write to Mrs, Newman In o£ The Jewish Press, 490 Erandels lura to the German government assur- care Theater building. Recipes may also be ing it of his friendship and fidelitey ubmjtted 5a this way. and a letter Petlura sent to the GerCONSIDERTHE CALORIE man military headquarters glorifying Calories are units of heat energy. Germany. This resulted in laughter-in The size ot the individual has nothing the courtroom. "It is my deepest conviction," Shul- to do with the number of calories he gin continued, "that not only the Jews needs daily. A growing child needs but the entire"" population of the Uk- more calories ia his daily diet than Tapioca . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 7 5 calories raine suffered from the pogroms, in- housewife, a bookkeeper or a sten- Ice Cream . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 0 calories cluding the Ukrainian peasants. The ographer. Plain cake ....150 calorics massacres were the result of indigna-. The average person needs between With icing and nuts, 50 calories 2,000 and 2,500 calories per day. The tion and excitement caused by the caloric energy of certain, foods is more. Bolshevik Chcka among the peasants, higher than that of others. In prebut not only thousands of Jews, bsjt paring a palatable meal, the housealso non-Jews, suffered from the mas- wife should serve the proper .number PONGO. NEW SOCIAL sacres. CLUB, FORMED BY GIRLS of calories. In order to satisfy the "The Ukrainian government grant- stomach's demand for bulk, there will The Pongo, a newly formed social td full rights to all national minori- be foods with large bulk and small Mr. B. Shames of Omaha announces the engagement of his The Bar "Mitzvah of Jake Gordon, ties, especially to the J«ws.-This will, bod value. Lettuce, spinach and leafy organization of girls, elected the foldaughter, Miss Florence R. Shames of L o s Angeles, formerly <5f son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Gordon, will I am sure, be confirmed even by the jreen vegetables answer this purpose lowing officers at their first meeting; Rose Mandel, president; Ann Cantor, take place on Saturday morning, Oc- Jewish witnesses, Heinrich Sliosberg, and also furnish vitamines. O m a h a , t o Mr. A. Denelsky of L o s Angeles^ treasurer; Mary ColtofL secretary; Miss Shames is a g r a d u a t e of t h e O m a h a H i g h School o£ Com- tober 29, at the Chevra B'nai Yisroel Vladimir Tiorakin and I. TcherikoFannie Lerner, reporter. merce, and w a s a popular member of t h e J e w i s h community of synagogue, 618 Mynster street. wer. TRY THESE CALORIES ON Plans for a Halloween party, to be That afternoon, JaVre Gordon will Omalia until her removal t o L o s Angeles t w o years ago. N o date BOLSCHEVIKS ACCUSED. YOUR MENTJES given Friday evening, October 28, for t h e wedding has been set. ' ••'•>, entertain his friends at a theater party "The pogroms were started by the Here is a list of the approximate were made at an executive meeting in honor of his Bar Mitzvah. Boischeviks in 1917," Shulgin pro- number of calories per serving of dif- held at the home of Miss Rose ManMiss Bess E. Haykin entertained del, Fourteen girls are sow members The Ladies* Auxiliary of the Tal- ceeded, "but I must acknowledge. ferent foods: with a bridge party for sixteen quests X . . . . . 5 calories and a membership campaign is being mud Torah will hold a meeting next that the most terrible pogroms took Cabbage at her home Monday evening in ' " 5 calories held. Wednesday afternoon, November 2, place at the end of 1918 and the be- Cauliflower honor of her cousin, Miss Bess HaySaturday—Hallowe'en party at the at the,home of Mr& Lawrence Kras-; ginning of 1919, because of the an- Celery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 calories kin, a bride-to-be. Jewish Community Center. ne, 146 Vine street " ^ _ archy spread among the Ukrainians ucumbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 calories HADASSAH COOK BOOK by the bandits of Dnikin's and Makh- •String-beans .......i^... 25 calories Mrs. Louis Lazerowitz honored Sunday—Omaha Hebrew club ball, no's armies. The Ukrainian govern- Beets ................... Numerous affairs are being given 25 calories Miss Bess Hayldn at a bridge lunchTO BE OUT JANUARY 1 Municipal auditorium. complimentary to Mrs. Louis Glass- ment fought the pogroms. Petlura Carrots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 calories ' eon in her.home Tuesday. Monday—Council of Jewish Wo- man of Philadelphia, Pa., who is vis- did not have the supreme power and Onions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . 25 calories Chairmen of the cook book commen, luncheon at the Blackstone. iting her sister, Mrs. Ben Rose, here. cannot therefore be held responsible Tomatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 calories mittees -were announced at a. meeting: Albert' Calm, Jr., of Chicago, was of the Hadassah ic the Jewish ComL in Omaha last week. visiting his Tuesday—Women's Welfare or- Among her hostesses the past week for the pogroms. The majority of Peas . . . , . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 calories munity Center Wednesday afternoon. the Jews, being poor, were inclined father, Albert Calm. : ganization, 2:30 p. m. at the Jew- were Mrs. Ben Lustgarten, Mrs. toward Bolschevism. The Jewish Apples . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 0 calories Mrs. B. A. Simon is chairman of adMeyer Coren, and Mrs. Joe WinBananas ......100 calories vertising.'* Mrs. Charles Levinson is ish Community Center. Current J. J. Brown of Council Bluffs youth dreamed of entering the Boltroub, all of Omaha. Mrs. R. H. Topics class of Coiincil of Jewentertained with a supper and bridge shevik Red army. This provdked the ish Women, 10:30. a. m., in the Bleicher of Omaha entertained at a peasants to pogroms, which were difJionoring Miss Katherine Garrop, a dinner party followed by bridge at Jewish Community Center. J. O bridge of next month, at her home ficult to combat To the Young Men of Omaha C handball tournament. _ . % her home Sunday evening in honor of Sunday evening. Mrs. Glassman. On Wednesday af- "I swear that Petlura was not. reOthers who will entertain Miss ternoon Mrs. S. Harmell, Jr., of Oma- sponsible for the pogroms. History • Garrop-'befqre her marriage.are Mrs. years a member of the editorial de- ha was hostess at a bridge party, and will judge us," Shugin declared, conv Nowhere in America will yon find smarter, newer, more authentic S. Nitz, Mrs. A. Radman, Mrs. J. partment of the World-Herald. Mrs. that evening Mrs. B. Hene enter- cluding his testimony. 11 styles, fabrics, patterns and colors in fine suits and overcoats than Kohan, before her marriage, was Miss tained at a dinner party at her home Goldberg and Miss Rose Soskin. Dr. Claude, one of the experts we are showing right now in oar selection of— Ida Shapiro, daughter of Mr. and complimentary to Mrs. Glassman. On called by the prosecution, was the Mr. and Mrs. L,ewis A. Solomon of Mrs. M. Shapiro of Omaha* Thursday evening, Mrs. Win. Tcnne- next witness. Following him testiHirsh-Wickwire and Style Plus Clothes Chicago, formerly of Omaha, anbaum is entertaining at a bridge party mony was given by the Ukrainian The Hadassah wishes to announce PUnce that the marriage of their sisat Popular Prices at her home honoring this popular general, Udoyitchenko, who is a mem^Eva. Wise, to Mr. George Lichter, that the card party given last Satur- v i s i t o r . . ••• ." .. / : / " ., ' : ber of the left Udovitchenko party of son of, Mr.' and Mrs. Benjamin Licht* day at the home of Mrs. J. Slossberg the Socialist revolutionaries. Udo15th er of Chicago, will take place on Sun- was given by the Needle Guild and Mrs. Boris I. Cohan and young son, vitchenko answered that hatred toand -'"day evening, November 6, in their not by' the Hada&sah organization. Selwyn Jordan, of Los Angeles, Calward Jews was especially strong Douglas ; h o m e . _- . '••-... Mr. H. D. Robinson of New Bed- ifornia, left Wednesday evening for among the Ukrainian people' since the .:. .Mr. A. G. Katleman arrived home ford, Mass., son of Mr. and Mrs. S. their home after an extended visit Beilis trial, which took place in Kiev, --Tuesday^ evening from a. visit with Robinson, 708 North 23rd street, left here. Mrs. Cohan has visited here for and also because the czarist governfamily of his son, A. L. Katleman, jor New York City Sunday to meet about two months at the home of her ment tried to artificially stimulate o2 St. Louis. He also visited his Mr. Sid Morris ; of San Francisco, brother, Mr. Harry Kubby, and Mrs. anti-Jewish feeling among the Uk, Mrs. M. I. Pichus and Mr, California, formerly of Omaha. Mr. Kubby. She has also spent about two rainian peasants. 1 "But I have documents proving in Chicago. Mrs. Fichus was Morris is on a buying trip for Waller months i n ' Chicago, 111., Excelsior formerly Miss Esther Katleman of Manufacturing Co. of San Francisco, Springs, Mo., Battle. Creek, Mich;, that on May 24 and June 11 soldiers and Rochester, Minn. Mrs. Cohan under yonr command perpetrated poCalifornia. Omaha. has been extensively' entertained groms in Schargorod," Torres deM. SOMIT Mr.-. H. L. Abrahams and Mrs. J. HOME HYGIENE CLASSES while here, and numerous farewell clared. This declaration created a TJngcr wiil entertain at a luncheon in WE-3527 have been given in her honor tremendous sensation in the court2429 Decatur Street DRAW MANY STUDENTS parties Uhe Chicflan hotel, Council Bluffs, during the past week. room. All eyes turned on UdovitchIf you are in need of a Tales wool or silk of the best quality, The Home Hygiene coufse of the Saturday noon. enko, who paled under the scrutiny. Tfeelin, Mezuzos or any other religious articles, we will be glad JewistfCompiunity Center held its orMiss Fannie Katelman had as her My division," he exclaimed, "was to sell it to you at the most reasonable prices. We also carry ganization meeting in the Center The regular meeting of the Phi guest during the past week-end Miss a full line of Bibles with Jewish and English translations. We jDelta sorority will be held Sunday at Monday evening. Eight girls regis- Betty Bear of Kansas City, Missouri. never in the city you mention." Torres then read a document showare also the agents of all Palestine products and the artistic tered for the course, which will be the home of Miss Marie Klein. ing that Udovitchenko* s division was work of Bezalel Sdiool in Jerusalem. given by Mrs.' Charlotte Townsend stationed in Schargorod during the The Council' of, Jewish Women will Whitcomb,. teacher in the Omaha BALLET AND CLOG TO days when the pogroms took place meet for a luncheon at the Blackstone public.schools, who is well equipped BE TAUGHT CHILDREN there. hotel Monday. There will be a busi- to teach hygiene and home nursing. "It is possible that slight incidents ness meeting and a speaker. ' Mrs. Whitcomb will give a course Ballet and clog dancing classes will Registration for Americanization of eight lectures, half of which will be organized at the Jewish Commun- took place, but they were immediateclasses at the Jewish Community treat of physiology and how to retain ity Center for children of two age ly quelled," Udovitchenko was comCenter will be held Monday. health, and the second half of home groups. The first will be for children pelled to admit "Yes, they were quelled after hunof 14 ydars^or more and will meet at nursing and first aid. Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Levin and The classes will meet at 8 p. m. 8 p.m. on Tuesdays. The second class dreds were killed," was the ironic redaughter, Harriet Phyllis, of Sioux Tuesday and are open to girls over will be for children of 8 years and up ply of Schwartzbard's counsel. City, motored to Omaha to spend the 16 years and out of high school. and will hold its first meeting1 on NoBut not a single Jew was killed," week-end with-Mrs. Levin's parents, There will be a maximum enrollment vember 5. The charge will be 25 cents Udovitchenko insisted. Mr. and Mrs. M. Horn. •' Torres then declared that-he has a lesson for members and 50 cents for of 20. * H A T S for W O M E N official documents proving that many non-members. The classes will last This work is done under the girls-' Mr. Edward Gluck is spending sevJews were killed in Schargorod. .-- " The exquisite texture of eral weeks in Chicago, Milwaukee and work committee of which Mrs. Sam an hour. ' "It is possible that those Jews were Miss Annette Riklin is instructor of Nathan is chairman. Mrs. A. S. RubDetroit the Knapp-Felt ALBA is nitz is chairman of the health com- the class. Members of this class will killed in the clashes between the Bollike a wisp of a dreambe chosen to dance in the operettas sheviks and the Ukrainians. HowMrsI Harry Rose and her daughter, mittee. Dorothy Ruth, of S t Joseph, Mo., A hygiene course for mothers will produced by the Center. Registration ever, many non-Jewish victims also soft and beautiful The fell at that time." spent the week-end with their another, be •" given one afternoon a week if will be in advance. ribbon motif is carried our Mrs. Mamie Kneeter.^ Miss, Mina there is sufficient demand for i t Regin the back of the crown Kneeter of New York City, formerly istration for this class is being held with three rows of hand of Omaha, vwho has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Mamie Kneeter, spent a tucks giving a flattering few days with her sister, Mrs. Harry Children's Dancing Class Opens outline to the head it The kiddies' dancing class organ"Rose, of S t Joseph. adorns! The season's ized by Miss Ethel Greenberg, assistThe first regular meeting of the ant of the physical department of the smartest shades are in a full Deborah society will be held in thft Jewish Community Center, met last assortment of head sizes. Jewisib. Community Center at 2:30 p Sunday with 14 children present This m. Tuesday, November 8. class is open to, boys and girls between 4 and 8 years: of age. Miss Barbara Truehaft entertained There will be training in rhythm, the Ko-zees last Sunday* at her home. couple dances, and aesthetic work. Prizes were won by Miss Sarah Nod•dlc. Miss Minnie Margolin and Miss ' Sadie Catelman. Miss Minnie Margolin and Miss Alice Stern will be the icxt hostesses io the club.

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The synagogue was taken over at th^ SYNAGOGUE MADE appears that the handicap system has \Qjta Department Offers Order of the Yevsekzia, the Jewish been a considerable factor in equalSuggestions Toward Health WORKMEN'S CLUB section of the community party. izing tne strength of the teams. Riga.—(J. T. A.)—The Great.SynaThe Appleman-Robinson . Co. and The following-suggestions com- gogue of Bobruisk was converted; in-. Not what you say about yourself workingmen's club the Malashock Jewelers won from iled by the physical department of week. but what others say. their respective opponents and there-, he J.-CVC will be useful supplements City's Rret-eational Groups by. held on to the top position. o the training in the gymnasium: The Empire Cleaners with Joe Ro- In walking or standing, one should Form Athletic Federation. BY STANLEY E. L^VlN senberg, ex-city champ, in their link- 'feel tall," drawing in tlie chin and The Jewish Community -Center .is up/ captured two from the Kaircan waist, so as to flatten the back and has tallied a number.of touchdowns represented, in the recently organized I FOOTBALL. pulling up the chest. In,sitting, one as the result of runs of, 35 yards and amateur athletic federation of Omaha Insurance. The Omaha chapter of the A. Z.'A. Clyde Krasne, the Council Bluffs should keep the trunk of the body in longer., ' and vicinity. This group is to be com- lad, with the Glazer Clothing Co., got chalked up the first victory recorded he same position as when standing. Elmer. Grcenberg has been showing posed of the 1 Y, M. G.'A., the K. of ,in the Community Center football into the, select class with a 512 score. One may lean backward or forward up as class A caliber, in the University G, the Sokols, Athletic club, the J. Ben Yousem, Marvin Treller, Leo jleague when they downed the Psi Mu, as much as one chooses, so long as of Nebraska Freshman-;Varsity scrim- C. C , and other nearby organizations 7 to 0. ' '' Weitz, and Leon Mendelsdn crashed one bends from the hips and does not mages. Elmer is. .the. only. Omaha that carry on recreational programs. ' < The A. Z. A. backfield of "Mush" the pins over the 500 mark> buckle in the middle. ' . : The purpose'of this federation is to Givo.t, Bill Gerelick, Sain Baa and youth who is; a. regular on the yearMax Fleisher, Leo Shlaifer, Ben The same thing applies to lying 1 -"Red" Forxnan tore through "the" Psi ling eleven, despite the fact that the develop a closet-unity "between these and Bob Glazer are the chief rooters down. One should lie flat,, without captains of the '26. Tech high and organizations engaged! in similar foe the Glazer Clothing Co. They are Mu line with ease. The A. Z. A. linepillows, using' back or side of face, men opened gaps in their, opponents South /high teams are also members types of activity. One-of its objec- present every Tuesday evening pro- but without curling or buckling in . tives is to sponsor competitive activi- viding their moral enthusiasm in an line., big enough to drive a truck of-the frosh aggregation. the middle, sCr as to give the. organs - VOLLEY BALL. " ties throughout the year. through- Sam Ban •went over for a . enthusiastic manner. a chance to work properly. With The;' men's .volley ball league has J . J . Malashock and-J. J. Isaacson , touchdown ^after he and his mates had | Jfate Reiss and Morrie Bloom, re- this position, sleep will be quieter iplunged and hammered their wayibecn coming along; at a very encour- are representing^ the Jewish Commun- cently signed by the Wardrobe team and one will rest better. 'down the length of the field on suc-' aging rate. Over 30 men reported for ity Center in this' group. - Each or- were very prominent in the victory practice. Over 20 men have been ganization jwill be represented by one of, their tea mover the Yousem Tires cessive line bucks, off tackle plays No position can dignify the man. It ' "" . - • •' : Messrs. Alberts and Linsman were jand the like. The A. Z. A. line func- continually practicing every noon. officer. is the man who dignifies the position. ftioned perfectly with the exception of The regular J. C. C team will be pleased with the performance of th< jseveral times -when long end runs picked within the next couple of denly conceived the desire to swim or new bowlers. ; weeks.; Some of the most prominent dive in the meet may get _in touch *vere made around the left :eiuL. ' i Nate Marcus, Archie Chesnau and contenders of the first team are Bob with.Marcus Krasne or be at the CenAnnouncement is made by Gcorg i"Hawksbaw" Epstein provided inter- Koop|rr Doc Stine', ^erman Segei- ter Friday afternoon for tryouts. Dpbsevage, of 110 West 42nd street £ b Brown, B S BBeber, b H r Sam Harry •Jesting- competition for the A. "L~ A. man, Rube New York City, that he will publish luring the long afternoon's grind. All Trus tin,; Jake Malashock and Irvin in the early part of November, 1927, GIRLS'HANDBALL . three chaps ran the left end of the Stalmaster. The athletic committee has recon- a book by Mary Fels entitled "ToA. Z. A. ragged. Marcus got off sev. r HANDBALL. sidered their last ruling and will per- ward the Light." ieral long runs around end which lookDuetto the fact that the-holidays mit the girls, to use the. handball Mischa Levitzki is scheduled to d like sure touchdowns. Givot, the have so interferred with the physical courts Sunday afternoon, .4 to 5:30. A. Z. A. safety man, downed him the program;" the entries for the.J. C. C. Regulation gym suits, must be worn, ?play the Schumann concerto with Si rst time and Lou Riklin, aided">by handball tournament wilMie extend- else the lady will not be permitted to Thomas Beecha min London in Oc "Where Quality Is Supreme" JBilly Gerelick, overhauled him on the ed until Monday night Play will start step within the walls of. the courts. tober and later in the season with E. Weinberg, Prop. WA. 4480 .0-yard line the second time. Riklin, Tuesday, November 1. Some of the The suit must consist of white middy, Karl Muck in Hamburg. km this play, was layed out on the stars a^d dark horses are Harry Rich, dark bloomers, dark stockings and field dead to the world! The plucky Sam Green, Joe Levey and Herman rubber-soled shoes. )-c a a B O P p q a o B ooBoopoooooca p o aaa<acK youngster was unconscious of thetMitSegelman. BASKETBALL come of the game for nearly an hour .BASKET-BALL. The girls' first basketball practice iterward. The Psi Mu line was no Every Saturday night, 8:15 to 9:30, was held last Saturday night under match for the big A. Z. A. men, who will lie .varsity, basket-ball practice. the supervision of Director Krasne outplayed them from start to finish, The j : C. C. varsity team wiH play and his assistant, Ethel Greenberg. jjoe Bienstein was the only Psi Mu games with St. Louis, Kansas City, Grace Levin, -Minnie Flax, Bertha uineman who caused his conquerors Des Moines and leading teams of the Shafton and Rose Fiedler showed up [any trouble and he was plenty pesky. city and this section of the country. especially well' and give promise of a The lineups are as follows: A. Z. A., Only senior members will Jje eligible strong . girls' cage squad. Practice L. Riklin, Graetz, MirofF, Altshuler, to compete for places on the varsity will be held again, this Saturday night Green, S. Levin, Bishoff, M.- Givotj D. team. ' Practice starts November S. from 6 to 8 o'clock. -" Foremen, Ban and B." Gerelick. Psi The itkiman Insurance cagers VOLLEYBALL Ma: Brookstein, Segal, Goldware.-'L. A number of the girls turned out Segal, Giller, Whitman, Bernstein, sprang,'a surprise and handed the Epstein, Chesnau, Marcus and Bar- PhiJ Gerelick quintette a wallop on for the J.,C. C. volleyball tournament. the< chin in the form of a 22-to 16 If enough girls are interested in volimish. . defeat. Lester Giventer, Max Altshul- leyball a league will be formed to The Omaha A. Z. A. and the B'nai er iand "Pooch" Bloom were the main- play every Sunday afterno.on. , Some [Israel will meet this Sunday in what stays of the Insurance men. The vic- of the girls who appeared for practice (may be the championship game of tori' iineup' was as follows: Shrieb- are as follows: Minnie Flax, Marthe league. The two squads will: tan- mark and Giventer, forwards; Alt- garet Schonbrun, Sally Greenberg, fgle at 2:30 o'clock at Thirty-second shuler at. center, Katzman, Stoler and Rose Fro man, Rose Fiedler, Sylvia andDewey avenue. -If the A. Z.' A. B l o o m a t t h e : g u a r d s . . _ . •-••.-• Weiner, Anne- Ruback, Dorothy iNvins they will be the sole possessors PJiil Gerelick was the big noise on White and Betty Tuchman. ' jof the first place honors; if not, they his1 five, the former University of Nebe tied for the titular crown.., br4ska star kept his team-in the run- Business Men's Bowling League. : The B'nai Israel, the third team Pct. '" •" i '- "'• - W / : " " L . by his good : shooting and mil- In'the league, drew a by as the result .650 dollar floor "work. The other Malashock Jewelry; .8 -".'^4';' |of the B'nai Ami dropping but of .the mer&bers of his'squad were Rosen- Appleman-Robinson. 8 .650: .4 circuit. '• ' ••"-.••'•' •'• .500 at" forward, Brown at center and Empire.Cleaners . . . 6 . '.6... The Psi Mu drew a bye for this .500 .'6T ^iekn, Gerelick and Rosen' at the Kaiman Insurance ..6 • Sunday. " ..-...500 ;6. leading posts. Phil held down YousemtTires . . . . . . 6 THE LEAGUE STANDINGS! .500 Omaha Tobacco C a 6 " , 6 other forward, v . • Won Tied Lost he.Unai. Israel five trimmed the The Wardrobe . ; . .^4 . i - 8 v; .3^3: !rA.Z. A. .1 0 0 PsVMii- in-a v.ery,lop-sided game. The' Glazer CiothippGp..4 '; v 85 •• .333 \ B'nai Israel . . . . . . . . . . . 0 1 0 final score r<jad:'Bnat Israel 20, Psi Psi Mu ....0 1 . 1 Mu; 3.;~ Benijiy,. Rosen and Manny. Yousem . . . . . . . . : . ^ v . ; v ^ . . . ; . ^ . . 180* The championship eleven will meet Goldberg--lead- the victors on the of- L:, W e i t z : ; ' . ^ ^ . . • . ^ V ^ . T ; ; ; V . .;i70 \ : Lincoln A- 2.- A. here in Omaha fense as -well as on the defense. The TreUer »...".'.'.t : ^i.'i.%^Z....'..170 Sunday afternoon, Nevember- 6, in • the team Hneup was as follows: B. Rosen • R O s e n b e r g " ' . . ^ ; . ^ ; . - . ^ ; ^ ^ . . ' ' - ! ^ . first of a two-game home and home and Gerelick,at the forwards, Manny Reiss -...'.•;-.;.>i»'i.viV;-..V:'.i,.:^..^..165] series. . Goldberg , at the center, Stoler and Mendelson 1. .rr. ; .'. T ..'.. 1 ; . I . . . . . . . . 1 6 4 Lou 'Wfeiner^the scrappy little Tech Chaiken at the guards.Judging^byi'the above' standing,* it; high-center, was one-of the several The Psi Mu.were represented, by Maroon line stars the other day when Epstein, and Lohrman at the forthe Omaha eleven .took the measure wards, Nate Marcus at center, Siegel, LET THE of "the gigantic Kansas City Central Chesnau and Goldie. on guard dutyT'. teant Weiner was outweighed by the The league plays every Wednesday HK. CT center by a large number -of night; these games are the forerunner pounds, but held his own and aybit of the Center league which will take [more besides. The Tech pen pushers up as soon as the football season ; DO YOUR will tangle with the city championship South high gang Friday afternoon in .:f SWIMMING fttic Tech stadium., Harney 7S45 . Market 3700 The first Junior and Senior swimLeon Forman, the "Flying HeMAX KAPLAN ming meet-will be held Saturday ," who sports the blue and gold night, October 29, at 8~o'clock sharp. jof North high school, was ambhgthc Over twenty boys have entered. starting Vikings when the Northmen There, .will be speed racing for boys j Jell before the Junior Jays of Crefgh12 y«ars of age and under, 14 to ,16, 'ton Prep." • Forman made several neat 27th and Martha 8ta. HArnty 1662 16 to 18, and senior members. ExhiOmaha, Nefcratka. {little gainsj but failed to tally a touch1 bitions will be given by some of the Soft sray, Iron, braat, broni• and down or the semblance of one. His aluminum: castlnE*. - Standard «ite» Mid-west's greatest swimmers /and bronta and Iron buhlncs, aewer matt^ "{best effort was the nabbing of a long holet, cittern rings and- eovtra, and diversi.^A.11 members and their friends iipass in the dying moments of the gain clean-out doors in stock. are invited to take in the meet, which prhich was one of the several conwill be5 well worth the time and trouijtributing bits towards the.-Polar ble. A&mission is free. school's single touchdown. H e will Any late members who have sudstake part in the Central-North ^ame jithis Tsreek end. ..?•••'• WHOLESALE 'T • Bud -Levin, the big Central right DRUGGISTS and IN OMAHA jgiiard, and'his mates were giverr a STATIONERS jrest over the' week end as the Purple 401-403-405 South 10th St. Sristitufion had an open date. • Bud •jo Rooms—aoo Bath* pas : been ripping' up the 6ther ielGood Rooms for $1.50. lines in fine style during this kveek's practice and anticipates one of Operated by Epley Hotels Co. jbis/best games when he and ttie! rest irff -the- fighting Central warriors eh5deavpr to hang the crepe ort North 1UTTER aw!. BOCt l i g h in the .first game between -the Council Bluffs, lows. two ^schools since JSotth grew Jblg enough to sport a football team. • »^ H a r o l d Pollock, another member of iBei Central high first squad, rriay see axtioh this week againt North. CenAct a t repr«ent*ti*t lor triitltasi two first team linemen on^he m . derer acw moao* jnjtired list and there is ^a possibility: Sjrwnail ".hell" « T « » U M 1SatNa.'aMh St. — . 0aA cigarette eaata. OUt pffPoilbcfc replacing one of them;/'v; • Fr«ah Maata—DeHcatcss<pia nevaltiM that appeal. D«li« • vxifortonj-Fer^r,; thergailpping ghost Krcah Fish Handled Daily eata paatel v awdes lerJ ^bl ithe i3E!ectti liig^jj^reshjriaii; teim, W * DMIvar 4« All Parts ef tha CCh y # o s u a , the real ahcU aol- x ; or fo* men. AU wixtu chalfceilifip anbther: touchdown w^en Make food o 1•ommiaaioai •maaioai te|galloped;SO yards on an;intercept-: Ma i -own1 commaaity. a i ;edP^>kss)^B give n»s team:>"a. 6 to i^-yer* iinformafioo. f f i i Write f \^^rmih^^i^-'"ttgh"^s^p^^ fre^fentin

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