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VOL. VI.—No. 44
OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY/NOVEMBER 10,1927
Geller Prints Draw , Art Lovers to Center
Mann to Be UNION PACIFIC ASSURAMCI RABBI AUGUSTAND RabbiHonored at Dinner MAKES BUSINESS HIST MRS. ACHTENBERG TO SPEAK HERE STAG DINER I CELEBRATION
A group of leading Omaha Jews : Out of a limited edition of 150 will give a dinner honoring Rabbi copies of woodcuts of Jewish interLouis Mann, of Chicago Tuesday est by Todros Geller,; the Jewish evening in^the Jewish Community Community Center has placed on exhibition a set of his pictures. Many Prominent Jews Identified With Firm. Zionists to Meet Tuesday to Complete Center. V. It Jewish or Christian?" Means of Raising Funds for Mr. William Holzman is in These woodcuts suggest the Plans for Open Meeting Rabbi Mann Will Ask Charity Work Provokes H. A. Wolf is President charge of arrangements for the strength and virility of Jewish ghetNovember 20th Debate, Over 200 meeting. The dinner will precede Rabbi Louis Mann of Chicago will to life nnd protray the mood and Present A business record which surpasses ithe record made by any Plans are almost-completed for the the lecture which Rabbi Mann open the lecture course of the Jewish feeling of old world Jewry. Yet will deliver at the Center at the : they possess the quality of -love life insurance company in America during the first five months of Animated discussion marked the Community Center on Tuesday eve- which belongs to a delicate tech- elaborate program to be presented by opening number of the lecture the local Zionist Organization at its its existence, was reported to stockholders of the Union Pacific ning, November 15 with an address opening -meeting of the study - cor-se nique. .- •'.; •:; open meeting on Sunday evening, Nov- course Tuesday evening. Assurance Company of America by H. A. Wolf, president of the . on • 'The • Community and Its Social on, "the Jewish \Problemr—Is It JewAmong the subjects illustrated ember 20, when they will celebrate the Social Service?'Proramm" at the" Jew- ish or Christian?" , ; / . . company, at a stag dinner in the Blacfetone hotel on November S. are the Village Musicians, the Yes-.: tenth anniversary of the' BaJfour Deish Community. Center Monday even- Rabbi Mann is a thinker and writer • hiva Bocher, a scene on Maxwell ; claration. • The meeting is open-to the Sixty-three stockholders were present. ing, r The course, given under the of -world wide reputation. His work street^ Chicago, and A Cnasaidic public- and will be given at the Jewish .. The president reported that in the state of Nebraska alone, • auspices of - the Omaha Council of in the fields of race relation, interna- Dance. •.•-•' : ; . - • . : . Community Center. the company has -vrritte-n $1,800,000 in its first five months. This tional affairs, the outlawry of war, Social Agencies, is planned for twelve - The- prints are made on -4 haad ; Rabbi Garry J, August, of Caryr eugenics problems, arid-religious eduphenomenal success was corrrmejited upon in sn editorial which apMonday evenings, -with, two lecturers press- by the artist himself and are who "will be remembered by-many catdon has been a marked contribution ;and a"discussion period foreact. printed on Japanese wood veneer. . as one of the principal speakers at-the Celebrated Controversy Raises peared in the Omaha World-Herald cm November 5, which is reto Modern thought and; rotgress. in another part of this paper. The exhibit-was loaned -to the Chaim Weizmann meeting held here ^jOyerL200;persons representing..ail The speaker-is- honorary vice-presiQuestion of Ritual ' =». A great number of the Btoekholdere 4ihe welfare"-agencies in the city and dent of the Big Brother and Big Sister Center, by Miss Ida; Lustgarten, and four years ago, and Mrs. B. M. Achtand Practice I in this company are Jews, some of be shown all of next week. enberg, of Kansas City, Mo., who adincluding many" fcbtially-nmded per- Movement of America, a : member of whom are usost prominently active in ' dressed the local Hadassah OrganizaNew York.—(J. T. A.)—The fricsons, not professional asocial; -workers; the'. Eugenics -commission of the the community. tion recently," will be the two princi- tion on theological grounds obtaining heard the opening, addresses by Henry United States; an'd the executive board pal speakers for the evening. The Jewish people as a claes are throughout the country between strictMonsky and-Rev> T. JL Eagan of of'the Religions Education association particularly heavy carriers of life inMrs. M. F. Levensjm, in charge of ly Orthodox congregations and those Creightpn .University and the lively of America.. He is-professor of orisurance, according to an officer in the , the musical program, will present the termed Conservative, affiliated with -discussion 61. issues arising out of ental languages in the University of company, for the folio-wing1 reasons: Jacobsen trio, Ina, violinist, Sara, corthe United Synagogue of America, is their papers, led .by^Rabbi^Frederick Chicago. v net, and Mollie, piano^in several num- being aired, preparatory to a trial 1. The Jewish father is devoted to Cohn and Mrs. • Samuel • Burns of the The lecture and! concert course of Visiting Nurse association. the Jewish Community Center is given Jew's Opposition. Based on" Re-bers. They are pupils' of Frank Ma'ch. which' wilj begin in the Cleveland B'nai B'rith to Initiate First his family and will often deprive himself of necessities of life in order to Balf our Declaration was hailed courts on November 15. "Despite the indictment that this is under the auspices "of the entertainligion, Not Sense of Su- " byThe A. Z. A. Class for instiraiice so that there will tfae=Jewigfa=pesple^as=4fee—greatest an age of materialism, more and ment committee of which Sam Beber periority, He Says. proclamation - for the Jewish people and laymen, leaders of the Orthodox SIXTH ANNUAL BANQUET be ample provision for his family if more' work : for social betterment^ is is chairman. ' Lectures -by, Norman he is suddenly called away. The Jew's opposition to intermarri- since their Dispersion, accordingly, its and Conservative wings in New being done,"; Monsky declared. " I t is Hapgood, John Haynes Holmes, Henry tenth anniversary is celebrated by York, began yesterday at the Man£. The Jew is essentially a merFor the first time in the history of necessary only to point put that over Major and a fifth well known lecturer age with those of other - religions • is American Jewry as. well as Jews of hattan Square Hotel for the forthchant, and quickly learns the value of the A. Z. A., a class of boys who have based upon purely religious grounds, 30,000 citizens of Omaha hear and and three concerts by local artists will other countries. coming trial in-the suit of a group of reached their majority will be initiated \ life insurance as an asset to his estate Rabbi Frederick Cohn of Temple Iscomplete the series. The course is answer the etory" of local sociar agenTo complete plans for the meeting, Orthodox members of ihe Cleveland into the B'nai B'rith, the senior or-j in order to maintain a line of credit. rael declared during his review, of ... cies fiirougli th¥ Cornmunity' Chest." open to the public '.-,..., j S. Many thousands of Jewish youths Cosmo • Hamilton's "Caste" ' for the the local' Zionist Organization, will Jewish Center against Rabbi. Solomon' ganization. "Social work strengthens the sense meet Tuesday evening, November 15, Goldman, spiritual leader of the con- The initiation will take place Sunday have begun their careers as life insurTemple Sisterhood at the Temple of 'communal responsibility...and the at the Jewish Community Center. gregation. evening at the Jewish Community ance agents for various companies and Tuesday afternoon. conviction- that..the fortunate ' are . The. conflict between the Orthodox Center and will be a feature -of the are imbued with the principle and 1 "Tne Jew feels that he has a retruBteesfor the benefit of society, group and the Rabbi dates back two sixth annual Father and Son bantpst knowledge of life insurance. ligious mission—to bring all the world he'addeoL.'TKe misfortuntes of many' and a half years. The congregation, of the Center. Dave Beber will give It is, therefore, not extraordinary to ethical monotheism and thus make of the" poor are the results" of conwhich'has been in existence 50 years, a response for the A. Z. A. The mem- to find a number of prominent Jews it better and happier," he said. "Interditions' which, they "are unable Jto .conhas built the Jewish Center, in which bers of the class are Eddie Alberts, active in an institution that promisee trol Ot a reflection jot a social agency Zionist President Defends Pales- marriage weakens his -cause,- because it was stated a million dollars was in- Samuel Faire, David Beber, Isadore to become one of national importance. at best the children are likely; to be which - is societ^s ^-responsibility. It tine Achievements vestedA committee of the Orthodox Elewitz, Max Givot, Marion Graetz, Among the prominent stockholders ost to the" faith. There" is. no chauvi- Eleven Local Women Attend Sioux xnajcea>i fRi\'",'bei*er"s citizenship. It r including: A. A. Katz, A. A. Maurice Alpirn and Philip IQutznick. are Henry M.pnsljy, H.. &• .Axierbach,-. nistic idea_of racial superiority." J^efitsikeiindimdu^ The?fcariquct-"iwiltbe^-given xsnder £he ' ""When -all people follow the same Education. ' filed a suit against Rabbi <Joldmaii, auspices of the social service commit- John A. Farber, Harry I^pidus, i . . fiev, Eagan;started the argument Cleveland, 0.—(JiT. A.>—the as- God, there can be no objection" to inalleging that he has diverted from the tee of the B'nai B'rith and the Jewish H. Brown, Harry Zimman, I. B, Zinitermarriage," the rabbi declared. surance that Dr. Wise does'not stand Temple sisterhoods will undertake of the evening byrstating in his'paper Members of man, Harry J. Kulakofsky, Louis Kul* constitution of the congregation whkh Welfare Federation. Rabbi Cohn praised, "Caste" as a .a four-fold program for the year, as provides that as long as ten members that committee are Dr. Philip Sher, akofeky and Reuben Kulakofsky, that cnaiitfes..'should not be taken alone in his' searching-attitude with very great, unusual and noble book, regard to the present. policies in a TesHltof:the conference held, by the will insist on the Orthodox ritual, the chairman; Rabbi Frederick Cohn, Morris Milder, William Milder, Hymie over~%: tiifrrgovemment and funds withthe fine purpose of promoting Palestine was given' by Louis Lipsky, district organization of Temple Sister- congregation 5s to remain Orthodox. Henry Malashock, Henry Monsky, J. Milder, Joe L. Wolf, Sam Wolf, A. B. raised by taxation; good will'and doing away with, prejuhoods in Sioux City last week. The committee insists that the Center Stalmaster, H. Silverman, and Samuel Alpirn, William L. Holzman, Harry In: his discussions of the foregoing president of the Zionist" Organization dice and intolerance. The perpetuation of Judaism and continue to adhere to the Orthodox Gerson. The Council of Jewish Women Wiliusky, Harry Eubenstein, Abe pap*ers> Rabbi' Cohn voiced" his- dis- of America, in his address at l i e Sun"It is a powerful blow at antisemi- Temple attendance were stressed. The ritual. day afternooh: session: of the National will be represented by Mrs. Philip Goldstein, Philip Greenberg and Dr. agreerteM with Rey.Eagaii. • tism," he said. "It points out the organization urged the enrollment of Bsrney Rally. Conference on Palestine. Mr. Lipsky, "I-. am "nearly convincedthat there The present board of the Center and Sher and Mrs. Harry Wolf. senselessness of prejudice, the prejushould be ar government tax for social however, vigorously " defehded "the dice of the Jew against the Christian all Jewish children in some religious Eabbi Goldman contend that the mode The ladies who will serve are Mrs. In addition there are a large numwork,"- he said.: "Under the present Zionist achievements in the past and and that of the Christian against the school. • Each Sisterhood will interest of worship, ritual and practice intro- William Holzman, Mrs, B. A. SIrnon, ber of prominent non-Jewish citizens itself in bringing Judaism to children duced by Rabbi Goldman is in accord- Mrs. Harry Lapidus, Mrs. Philip Sher, of Omaha who are stockholders.mw system* persons do not give in pro- warned against overindulgence in selfJew. criticism^ ' . : . - ' T';' ~ .'•".. ;' in small towns and rural districts Mrs. Blanche Zimman, Mrs. Harry of Omaha and Nebraska who are portion to their means and the bigHamilton's purpose was-to show the through the distribution of pamphlets ance with traditional Judaism. Wolf, Mrs. Sam Beber, Mrs. Reuben stockholders. "Why so severe and ^relentless?" gest^contribution often means not the ; terrible results of prejudice," he con- and stories of Jewish interest. An area QUESTION OF ORTHODOXY. Kulakofsky, Mrs. Nate Mantel, Mrs. It is expected that a. life insurance Mr. Lipsky asked. "Why speak with biggest pocket "book but the biggest tinued. "He cannot understand why of 50 miles around each city has been The trial, the first of its kind in the H. Malashock, Mrs. Sam Wolf, Mrs. I'company operating all over the counheart.j .^here-aretoo many slackers so much bitterness? They gave all it exists in America to a degree to United States,. will thus have to be Charles Levinson, Mrs. B. A. Simon, try -with headquarters in Omaha will assigned each Sisterhood. they possessed. They alone answered ' i n i^&V, ; / ; " ' ' , - • , ' • ; • • . :';" ! : . ' • ' • ' [ ' which it. does not exist in England, Omaha women Who attended the decided on the question of what con- Mrs. A. Silverman, Mrs. W. Alberts, bring not only glory to our people, Rabbi Cohn said that budgets could the call. When the large majority where Jews occupy the highest places, conference were Mrs. N. Mantel, Mrs. stitutes Orthodoxy. It is in an effort and Mrs. J. Alberts. but financial success to Omaha and all stood afar, not even knowing of their still be.'determined by a civic com- sacrifices, it was they, standing knee- both socially and politically. "The Four Beaux," the self-styled its citizens. Harry Rosenfeld, Mrs. William Holz- to secure this definition that the court : 7 Rabbi Cohn pointed out tHat the man, Mrs. A. Herzberg, Mrs. Clarence has authorized Walter J. Hamilton, a "best dressed," vaudeville quartet will mittee: 'and experienced men placed deep in the swamps of the Emek, who idea of compensation runs like a gold- Bergman, Mrs. Gerson Levey, Mrs. Cleveland lawyer," a non-Jew, who rep- entertain the fathers and their sons. in tfrkfgfe of tiife work. suffered cruel deprivation: Our Jewish ^tne'• rabbi also expressed a sense engineers were building ^bridges else- en thread through the -book. He Harry Rachman, Mrs., A. Somberg, resents the plaintiffs, to preside over The four are Lou Caroero, Jack Friedof chagrin .over the failure of; the where;'; Our realty--promcftersj were praised it for its fine religious- spirit Mrs. Henry HiDer and Mrs. Brodkey. the taking. of depositions from wit- en, Harry Green and Sam Minldn. cori^iunity tonleet the needs of the developing other cities^ while, teachers, and its refreshing faith; The Jew's Mrs. Joseph Rosenfeld of Council nesses called, by both parties. Mr. Miss Lylyan Chutlacoff will be accpn^feunl^:fchfestwithin the period of journalists, dreamers were making a role in history seems to be suffering Bluffs also attended. Matthews, also a non-Jew, represents companist. ' the derive, and exclaimed; "We have lpp-sid.ed Tel Aviv." \Oiir r financiers and sacrifice, he said. the defendants. Israel Gombrow of Hermarr Goldstein will talk for the The opening of the fall seasoa of The rabbi, commented' on- the drathe' machinery, but no spirit. We give were concerned with : 3-njuch, more, lucBaltimore represents the Union of boys. His talk will be on "Me and My ] the physical department of the COTTSmatic quality of the book and expressonl^what weVmnst." • Orthodox Congregations. rative market. -' Zijon -received those ed the opinion that it would' make a Dad." Heary Rosenthal will repre- munity Center will be held Wednes_ J^SfebiljCJionn's^iwnarks. drew fire 'who came and made Place; for; them. S» far the: testimony c£ Dr. B. sent the-dads with ""Boy of Mine." day night, November 16, at 8 o'clock. front/Judger Howard : Jiamedjr,'who I t was in Zion that;1%ey learned, for good drama. Drachman, Rabbi Leo Jung, Eabbi M. Samuel Gerson will lead the com- A program- consisting of exhibitions protested' that there is a heart in. the the: first tiine, hpw- to handle a spade S. Margolies, Rabbi JEliezar Silver of munity singing. Madame Sarah Adler will stop in Springfield,-iiabbi J. L. Selzer of the = Sam Beber -will be the toastmaster by the Tel Jed Sokois, four cracker.prdB^fc ^system, -and objected to the or trowel :6r chisek•:'.:I^ was in Zion jack boxing bouts and one wrestling Omaha- oil her return from Denver,, Union of Orthodo^ Rabbis, Rabbi Her: taxation, me&bd.^ . r; . * . : • i that they learned to; make a road. In Zimman and Herzberg and Rabbi Frederick Cohn will give bout will furnish the leading event and. will appear at 'the Strand theatre Zion they first established contact with Elected to Offices Tuesday evening, November 15, at bert S. Goldstein of the Union of the invocation. . •,:fc~ of the evening. soil, what it may produce, hoW to till Orthodox Congregations and Mr. Ge: 8:30 p. m. The athletic committee Je working: Harry B. Zimman of the-Brandeis it.. •••'• _ ; , v : ; ; ; ^ ' . , : . - ; ' f : . / daliah Bublick, editor of the Orthodox . Madame Adler is. known as the for this 'coming event of the openstore was -elected' president of the As"Jewish Daily News," has been taken. "When we-speat^ of".wasl^'let-u's queen of 4;he Jewish stagehand her The witnesses are asked to answer : ing season. They promise that the sociated Retailers of Omaha 'Wednesaski who .is/rgijil^/ of ;'*he:was^. oi event will be owe of the most talked Over; a hundred fathers and ^ons at- their live/ (un^tfea a;nd ^MresMct- day. Abe Herzberg, former president coming ta Omaha -always draws large to 33 questions.which pertain to the of occasion in the history of the tended: the Fathers and Sons banquet ed)^ jthei-eittss pf^lTerjs' theories^ the of the retailers, was made treasurer. crowds to see her play. . charges brought by the Orthodox She • will appear in a play, "Her committee against Rabbi Goldman, men's section of the physical deheld Tuesday evening in the Temple faults which are'cKarged" against them A. T. Hupp was retained as secretary. Among the directors of the organi- Great Secret," which has been greatly Among the charges are that Rabbi partment of the Center. Exhibition* IsrfeeV-V'"".'"..' •';','•:""' . ."'. " -. with sadistic fury ? Palestine and ijf.-^.^.' Pfiedman was chairman Zionism represent the salvation of the zation, are W. L. Holzman,. Henry successful- in New York and has been Goldman had'denied the Sinaitic ori- Patriotic Speech to Be Feature will be given by talented members of received throughout the country as one of Armistice Day Meeting. the J. C. C. on the bars, rings and in xharge t pf the program and gave whole Jewish people^ Sixteen million Rosenthal and A- Goldstein. • gin of the Torah and the Decalogue, of her best. other apparatus of the bym. The the address of welcome. Joseph Rosen- Jews live in the Galuth.'These sixteen that he had permitted men and women In addition to the play, there will be to. sit together in the synagogue, that . Senator R. Beecher Eowell S boxers and wrestlers will be fellows feld-Was'toastmaster. Rabbi Frederick million need the converting influence music and singing by the entire cast. he abolished the saying of grace at deliver a patriotic address at a meet- who knew their stuff. Cohn gave the invocation. of a new national -life, recreated—s Chanikah to Be Kept Among them is Louis Benjamin, tenor, Add,reas£s were given by a father, land conquered and a people reborn dinners, that he had abolished ing of Omaha lodge of the B'nai B'rith at Sunday School known in New York as the Jewish public Mr. A.^BIock,'and a son, Edwin Brod- But of these sixteen million, millions the priestly benediction at the syna- in the Jewish Community Center Caruso. key. i Sam Reynolds, a legionnaire re- amply provided with resources,; with gogue services and that he kisses the Thursday evening, in observance of Three Plays to Be Plans for a Chanikah program in cently ^returned- from -France* gave a capacities and talents, for j ihdificual the Sunday School of the Jewish Combrides after performing the marriage Armistice Day. The musical program will include a Presented December 4 Jewish Colonization patriotic. I^ki; Hilary Rosenthal, presi- self-preservation >unlimited, only a munity Center are being made. ceremony. soprano solo by Mrs. Mrytella Rodent,"oflthe.Temple,' spoke on a sub- handful, reckless o^ their iown' indiThe Sunday school attendance is inThe Little. Theater groug of the mayne, accompanied by Mrs. Bess To Be Debated ject appropriate to the occasion. . • vidual lives, have ^giyen themselves creasing rapidly. The kindergarten Jewish Community Center will give Trustin, and a violin solo by Miss The date of the Omaha-Brooklyn Palestine Emigration ;^en-St3|tte^, accompanied by Edwin •without stint to beconie slaves of., the and confirmation classes have the Fanny Fish, accompanied by Miss its first evening of one act playe this debate at the Jewish Community largest attendance. Kahni.sangi; Supper was prepared by national cause, - j ; 3 Exceeds Immigration Sara Eae Fish. Abner Ksiman will j year on Sunday, December 4. The A feature of the Chanikah program Center has been changed to Novem-thtfla^ies of! the Temple and served "Out of the preyaUing criticism preside. The program has been j plays will be "Dregs," "Two Goyim," will be a debate on Chanikah by mem- ber SO. ; . b y i t h e ; ; g i r l s . i ; . ; : - - : ..•.;;;.'r : ;:":: :-- ji.•• r ; ;• (maybe because of it), we are a m Jerusalem. — (J. T. A.) — Jewish planned to honor the ex-service men and "The Old Order." The : question t o . be debated is ing at a realization oif the right bers of the, confirmation class. Every in the organization. A dramatic society will be organised emigration from Palestine continued course of action. Faults or flaws re- class will be represented, on the pro-whether Jewish Colonization in Pal- to exceed irninigrstion during the Eugene D. O'Sullivan, prominent in this group &t a meeting Sands y estine should be encouraged in preby a play, recitatipn or sonnp. local attorney, will deliver the address •:y::r^^-(-y^^ Ghicago Address vealed -in the foundations are not to gram ference to Jewish Colonization in Rus- month of September, according to fig- at a smoker for members and friends afternoon in the Center. Plans for ft The program will be held on Sunday be: rninimized> A prpper measure of permanent prpanixation will be preures made known today. v'-^ifc^i^l^i^evine:^^: in'Chicago castigation is due ^pmst : policy ^ and morning, December 18. .The schoo' sia. The Omaha team will take rhe During the niqnth 362 immigrants Thursday evening, November 17. This sented, a constitution drawn up end : :laJy;^^gTb^^^;;Sthe- ,Secorid :Clinical method. But t h e r e ^ f a k a W be. a staff will have charge of the program. negative side. Milton Abrahams and arrived, while,793 left the country. ! will be Mr. O'Sullivan's first public ad- officers and committees natned. ;;,^i^lllyi'^|||^s«^'.Tiierapy7'::last measure of justiceto«or^workers and Jewish education classes consisting Philip Klutznick will speak for dress. His topic will be, "KeminiMonthly programs planned for ii^e^ll^^'ip^ke'iFW^ay^ jifternoon, their worki The "way= tovthe recovery of Hebrew, modern History, curren' Omaha. members of the group witt probably That physician will hardly he bfigppd'hesalth-;lie^slpotvirt c^ntinu'^ events", and customs, and economics The Brooklyn team is composed of ;fhought very careful -of the health of n e be given, aesordinsr to Mre. rtn will be opened:at the Center as GOOD two attorneys, one of Brooklyn.and Headliners from the A. Z. A. Road Jafcr, director of the L;'..l3 :'^Oipf:^e^o;p^f^hei'^ires£i^ . e n i p h a j p . ^ o ^ ^ ^ i c ^ e j ^ p : ^ ^ as instructors for these «aar$es are one of New York. LinQel Gclob-is others who isegtects his own.. Show and 'two radio favorites will give 'work, —Rabelais. rauslcai ca-otain.
IN
RABBI LOUIS MANN
CLEVELAND CASETO DEFINE ORTHODOXY
RABBI GIVES VIEW ON INTERMARRIAGE
LIPSKY DECRIES UNDMOTICISM
BRING JUMISM TO RURAL CHILDREN
PLANNED FOR MEN
JEWISH STAR MAKES RETURN
DADS AND LADS
SENATOR i O W H i IS SPEAKER ON BUM
PAGE 2—THE JEWISH PRESS, 33HURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1927 Governor "Al" Smith Ust H we* to represent a fine new line of colored i'shell" eyeglass and cigarette cases. designated Associate Justice E<hrar. Lazansky, of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York, Published evfctyThursday at Oniaha, Nebraska, by JEWISH CALENDAR — 5688-1927-28 Mrs. J. G. Masters, well known as Presiding Justice in place of WilTHE JEWISH |PRESS PUBLISHING '.COMPANY speaker, on literary topics, will give j liam J. Kelly, who died several week* Office: Brandeis The$ver Building—t-Telephone: ATJantic 1450 ' " '\ V • . 1927 the next two book reviews for the ago. Evidently there is-still a chance JEANElfE GLICK GERSON, EDITOR. •Rosh Chodesh Kislev .Friday, November 25 recently organized book review group Heinrich Schlusnus, baritone, opened for one to rise in his profession withDAVID... ^LACKER, Business Manager. 1st Day Hanukkah . Monday, December 19 in the Jewish Community Center. ' the season's series of Tuesday Musical out publicity. 1 *Rosh Chodesh Tebeth '. Sunday, December 25 Mrs. Masters will review "Power" concerts Wednesday evening in the Subscription Price, oijg year „ „ $2.50 by Fuchwanger at 2'p. m. on Monday K. of C. auditorium, with a recital 1928 Advertising rates furnished on application afternoon, November 21. Fast of Tebeth _ .Tuesday, January 3 •which proved an artistic triumph. CHANQE OF AJJDRESSf—Please give both the old and new address; be The group held its second meeting Rosh Chodesh Shebat „„. ,— Monday, January 23 " . |ure to give your name. Schlusnus possesses a magnificent Monday afternoon in the Center. *Rosh Chodesh Adar _... ...-Wednesday, February 22 baritone voice schooled and developed The Jewish Presffjj supplied by the Jewish Telegraphic agency Christopher Morley's "Thunder On Purim ......:..._ : -...;—— Tuesday, March 6 to the point where the greatest techwith cabled and telegraphic Jewish news, and feature articles from The Left" was discussed under the Rosh Chodesh Nissan ._.. ... . -Thursday, March 22 nical difficulties are mere child's play. all important Jewish Centers ' leadership of Mrs. Samuel Gerson. 1st Day Pessach .!:_.. » ... ~ -~~ ...Thursday, April 5 As an interpretive artist he attains Mrs. Henry Monsky is chairman of 7th Day Pessach .............. ^.-~._.Wednesday, April 11 and in some respects exceeds the the group» •Rosh Chodesh lyar .;....—. . —Saturday, April 21 majestic heights of Dr. Ludwig WulLag b'Omer ^ ....... .......—.Tuesday, May 8 ner or our own David Bisphan. In Rosh Chodesh SJvan . . ^ —^ Sunday, May 20 Married Women ROSENTHAL V MID WEST his German group, he approached in 1st Day Shabutch ™__ Friday, May 25 Everything wprtftfwhile needs to be cultivated. The best of Enter Business style and atmosphere the "Lieder •Rosh Chodesh Tammuz .__..__-..__-..Tuesday, June 19 ftaviNC eaiNc. is of little use /unless it is diligently worked and carefully The growth of feminine independ- Abend" as one hears them in the Fast of Tammuz •„ .._.. . „__ Thursday, July 5 ARTISTS ( ence is becoming more noticeable music centers of Germany. Rosh Chodesh Ab .. .._ —.Wednesday, July 18 ENGRAVERS V fended. * •,-'•'• - : : t v \ •'• ••-••• • ' V • . • ••• •'•:• V ' Genius also characterized his Engevery year. Today even the married Fast of Ab ..- . ....Thursday, July 26 7 Friendship does not grow in barren places^ If one has a friend ^513 5 O . I 4 T H , S T . O M A H A . lish songs. The program closed with woman has begun to promote her la•Rosh Ghodesh EUul ..... ........................Friday, August 17 >andwishes to hold hinj,'he.must be willing to serye, to help him, tent initiative by taking part time two Italian arias whose performance %hen necessary. FrJeiidship does not thrive on nothing; If you positions or through work done in indicates why Schlusnus night at the iwould hold your ifrienjls "Grapple them to thy soul with liodps of spare time. An excellent opportunity', Berlin opera is always a gala event. {steel." You must bel^iing to make sacrifices, if necessary,- for Frederick Schamvecker, accompanist, -•'':'•.'. " •'•' j is offered thrifty women of Omaha byj shared the honors accorded Schlusnus. at 7:30 p. nv iii Calvary Baptist I the Marshutz Optical Co. of Los An-' Karl E> Tunberg. church. Admission will be free. 1 geles, who are advertising for women' ! L&^wise, love dp?s not grow on trees; it cannot be purchased; WHOLESALE DRUGGIST. v it is not'a*]ner(^ant^)V-iartide.\*it,:t6o, must be cultivated and and STATIONERS not^fcakeitas a m a t t e ^ f course, even love between those who are The national Hadassah organization 401-403-405 South 10th Street closest related. And^'••we get to the kernel of this brief article collects money f o r its infant welfare by saying; that religio^i too requires cultivation. work by distributing milk bags, into ] Assuming jthaf .^ejigioiis thoughts and ideas are very much, which the owner drops a penny for each quart of milk consumed in the SERVE worth while, it beholds us, for our own good and the good of household. •' ....,,. .-. 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A.\ ponference, Marx, librarian of the seminary, is a • Epstein's coming has recalled the ^remarks that the resolution adopted minute book of the Jewish community many controversies which have arisen gives expression to the feelings agi- of Finale, Italy. It covers the years over his courageous and individual tating many ZionistB. Weifcmann has from 1660 to 1693 and gives ;day by art, and especially the discussion over j found on-JIS present tour I perplexity day information of the economic and his figure;of "Christ," interpreted for among Zionists and the Jewish colo- social conditions of the times and the the first time by a Jewish sculptor. nists in Palestine over^th^ lukewarm relations of the Jews and Christians. Though press and pulpit raved, Epattitude of the Palestine government, , Another manuscript given by Mr. stein remained calm and made only a the paper states. The JeWs of. Pates- Bambsrger is an eighteenth" century brief statement, "The figure I have itine are particularly displayed .be- copy of the privileges granted to the produced appeals to me as one of incause of ^he; Syrian trac[eagreement; Jews of Pisa and Iiverne in 1593 by finite pity looking-down upon a world iWhich is driving Zionist; industries Grand Duke Ferdinand of Toscana. of sorrow with deep compassion." •jrom Palestine. They are^afpa perturti- There are also copies,of laws dealing j Epstein was born in Hester street, ied because of the fact Xtia\. Palestine with the relationships between the New York. Jews and Christians at • the. close of not given imperial'f,preference. f was — j . a G. the middle ages. . l Palestine is treated as a gtpym colony A large parchment is occupied with without colonial advanta^ep. Further, the non-ajlottment of sta^V lands for the family tree of the family of Iben A. White Dies 'Jewish colonization, the.recent immi- Yahia, members of which still, live in I • After Illness gration ordinance, the'. communities Italy and Poland. It illustrates gra"ordinance and other problems are in- phically how the Jews spread- over the , The death of A. White, 4722 ikley creasingly agitating 'the.', Palestine world under persecution and how they, Street, occured Monday after u brief colonists. '. '") ' • prospered in their new homes. '. illness. There are sevetal prayer-books ,in ' .- It is possible that no •anniversary «f Mr. White was treasurer of the cont~h~e Balfour Declaration/has been the collection. Some contain data of gregation B'nai Israel, a trustee of the filled with so little enthusiasm as the family births, deaths and marriages, Agudath Achim of Omaha, and a one occurring today, -the ''Manchester like the family Bibles of today. member of the Modern Woodman of A few of the manuscripts are beau- America. Guardian"- declares. • cThe" London "Morning- Post" takes tifully illuminated. An especially fine He is survived by his widow, Mrs. this occasion to continue! its • anti- specimen is a little prayer book writ- A. White, and four children, Mrs. Charles Redman of Ottunrwa, Iowa, Zionist campaign. The "Popt" declares ten in Austria in 1300. Mrs. Norman Hershfield of Chicago, that Zionism,' after- ten years, when Harry White and Miss Edith Marjorie hopes ran high, is bankrupt. In 1917 White of Omaha. the Jews thought that'they were becoming an emancipated, people in a . RELIGIOUS LEADER COMING. country where they weie;the rulers IDYLLS OP THE GHETTO General Ballington Booth, founder by right and fact. The interval has unfolded a cruel tale of'infinite dis- ; S. A. DeWitt is a Jewish poet who and national commander of the Volunappointment. Even in 1^25 it seemed grew up in the ghetto of New York. teers of America, will speak at 11 a. possible that the Jews would outnum- He has made songs out of his impres- m, Sunday in Trinity Cathedral and ber the Arabs even during; {he present sions and life, in a new volume pubgeneration. Sensible Zfpnists now lished by Fand book st.re, New York. •realise that the Jewish National home Here are two poems from his book: •was built pn insecure foundations. ReALPHABET sentment is •'.therefore 'bfejng mani- The moon is an old rabbi fested in Palestine, Am.ejicji and else- Pointing a silve'r stylus down Means HEAT if you get where against the government which Over the shimmering page QUALITY COAL — has granted the Balfourtfeclaratjon. Of the pond. but PRICE COAL may Few good voids are heard] today for tthe Mandatory power fron? unofficial Earnest lads, be a WASTE and DISZionisms in Palestine." 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The members of Highland Country Club will hold their New $ r ? s * £ v e party at the Blackstone hotel. Mr. Dave Feder is iin charge of arrangements. ;;V?JV . : , ;,; Fanny Fish Annette Riklin , ,Twenty friends entertained Satur- j on the Orpheum circuit and is now a day.wit^ a bridge party in honor of local dancing instructor, will present show consisting of A. Z. A. boys,
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daughters of Zion will give the second. $ard .party of tKe season Wednesday,-November 16: Mrs. H. NatH be- hostess in her home, § Lincoln boulevard. The. flrst party was given in the J$wjsh Gommunity Center October 31. Hostesses were Mrs. J. Freeger, Mrs. EJ. 'Eiricoln,. 14rs. B. Goldstein' and Mrs. I. Kulakof sky. With the coming of cold 'weather ^md'^ncreased activities in indoor social ^affairs, the Jewish Community Center Jias issued an invitation to all l€nd girls, young men.and young; i to hold their group meetings in~the Center. Arrangements may be aia36;J)y calling Jacob Miryis, at the Center Office. hotfse cbuncil of representatives 9 clubs meeting in the Center formed. Meetings of the Mothers' hygiene elaSS^bf'the Jewish Community Center will W-held, on Mondays at 2 p. m. The day' has been changed from Thujrsdas. * • "
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Ir. "&nd Mrs. Louis Abramson anno|nce the birth of a baby boy born a$ Friday, November 4. Mrs. Abram^ formerly Miss Betty Fine.
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Council JSluffs News BENEFIT CARD PARTY, The ladieV auxiliary of the Talmud. Torah will give a benefit card party next Thursday evening, November 17? at the K C. hall, at Eighth street and Broadway. Six members of the society will be hostesses ^or this affair. They are Mesdames Ike Kramer, chairman; George Steinberg, Max Cohn, Lawrence Krasne, Charles Canfield, and Jacob Brown. : Thip is the first affair of this kind for the season and everyone is urged to attend.
Miss Reva Gilinsky, whose marriage t o ' Mr. Ralph Castle of Brooklyn, ,N. Y., will take, place on Wednesday .evening, November 30, has been hoh'ored'at numerousipre-nuptial affairs. 'M^s Gilinsky spent ^Wednesday -and Thursday of last weekin Plattsmouth Webr., the guest of her sister, Mrs. •Frank Walton, and Mr. Walton. While |here, she was honered a t . a bridge I>arty given on Wednesday'by Miss Jessie Robertson, and on Thursday, Mrs. Walton entertained at a bridge party in honor of her sister.. On. Satjurday afternoon, Mrs. Henry Maduff honored Miss Gilinsky at'ah Orpheum theater party in Omaha;" 'On Sunday afternoon Mrs. Julius Barrori of Shenandoah, la., entertained twelve guests at a theater party at the Brandeis theater in Omaha followed by a supper at the Sunset Jnn complimentary to this bride-to-be. Mrs. Jacob Lieb of Omaha entertained at a beautiful appointed luncheon followed by bridge at her home in honor -6f Miss Gilinsky. Twenty guests were present. Several other affairs are also being planned this week. :
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with Joe Levey as interlocutor. "Raggedy Ann and Andy," a novelty "dance number by.Dorothy Cohen and Miriam Martin. A one-act play, "Dregs,1 personally directed by Mrs. Herman Jahr, with. Gertrude White and Earl Siegel as leads. Gilbert Jaffe and his Brandeis Theater orchestra will play as one of the acts, Mr. Jaffe will also play a solo number. "The Debutantes of 1927," diclub at her home Sunday-afternoon rected by Annette Riklin, a review Miss Cylia Gershun left Thursday of song and dance numbers, with for Chicago, 111., for a visit with "blue singing" by Rose Brick. "The Four Beaux," a quartet con-j relatives. sisting of Jack Frieden, Sam Minkih,! Mrs. Philip Friedman- and son Lou Camero and Harry Green, with j Lester, spent the past \veek-erid in Gerald Lavey, Creighton star, at the j Iowa City, where they visited piano. This quartet made a big hit | Maurice and Arthur Friedman, stu- at the recent Food show held at the dents at the University of Iowa. City Auditorium. The "Venetian Carnival," with' a Mr. Jake Krasne left last Thursday for Excelsior Springs, Mo., to be cast of fifty, and several star ntfm-j bers will be the grand finale. gone for two weeks. Mrs. Jahr has announced the sched-; Mrs. M. Bernstein will entertain ule of Road Show rehearsals to.be' the members of her. mah jong club held as follows: j Friday afternoon at her home. November 10 at 8 p. m.; November T Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fi Gilinsky have 13 at 10:30 a. m.; November 16-at! : apartment 7f pi ns.;~N6v~eniber 20 at 10:30 tL*8u; the-No. 6 at Sixth and Mynster streets. November 22 at 8 p. m., arid NovemMrs. S. Freiden returned home Sun- ber 24 at 10:30 a. m. The last two day after spending several weeks in rehearsals will be full dress reChicago with her daughter, Miss Lib- hearsals and every one taking part, bie Freiden. Miss Freiden has now must be in full costume. recuperated from an operation. Tickets for the Road Show will .be reserved starting November 21. They Mrs. Frank Krasne entertained her may be reserved until 5:30 p. m. at mah jong. club Wednesday afternoon the A. Z. A. office, 301 Peters Trust _ : at her home. . Bldg., and in the evening at the JewThe Ladies' Aid society will meet ish Communjjttf Center. Tickets may" Tuesday afternoon, November 15, at be mailed into the A. Z. A. office the home7 of Mrs. B. Markovitz, 519 for reservation, and the best availSeventh avenue, Council Bluffs. I able seats will be issued.
a solo" dance number. Miss Fanny Fish, talented voiiinist, who also appeared on-" the- Orpheum circuit Rita Mario and later with the Ben Light Revue, will play a selection of solo numbers,. _ Seven acts wfll be presented by the show: "Black and White," a minstrel
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Meyerson announce the birth of a son, born Wednesday, November 2, at the Jennie Edmundson hospital.
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.^Thanksgiving day has been chosen by Miss Helen Levinson rhefc marriage to Mr. John Weinstein. ceremony will be performed in the bride's home at noon. Mrs'. Weinstein will receive their friends during a receph$ afternoon and evening. No cards have been issued. ^ L y i y a n Chudacoff entertained for Miss Levinson on Sun|aj£'October 20. A dinner and theater party at the Brandeis ^ t ^ # i by Mrs. B. A. Simon Monday evening. Other ^.pjanned for Miss Levinson are _a bridge luncheon at the T f M n i Barry Chudacoff, Thursday y evening, g, a formal tea | - a t t hthe Bl Blackstone hotel Sunday by Mrs. R. I. Marer, a luncheon on .November 17 at the home of Mrs. Ben Kubby, and a dinner at-the JTontenelle planned for November 20 by Mrs. M. Levinson.
Miss Rqse° Katzman, whose engagement to'ilr. Alex Iipsman was recently ^announced. The party was given at "3821, North Nineteenth street, l^any other affairs are being planned f«r~Misa Katzman. 1 . _ . Miss pladys Bernstein entertained; with a bridge party Wednesday evening-it-hir home. Prizes "were won by MJfifl ;Ce)ia Staler and 'Miss Barbara
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,PAGE 4—THE JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1927 san compromise. This price has been agogue to attend t o all those who have i authoritiesj.wiH be an important part paid for - unity of action, without any "shales." The hours are: Week-] in -the makeup of this- class. For ! securing the abatement' of fac- days, 7:30 to 9:30 a. m. and 4 to 5:30 j further information; jge$ in 'touch and fragmentation in Zion- p. m. At all other hours he can be with Miss Ethel Gi'eehbei'gi physical AT. 8877 • :•.-• <Continued4fronr page 1.) ist affairs. The breakdown has meant found at his home, 153& North Eigh- 524 Paxton Block director- of the women's class at J - -' -By STANLEY E. LEVIN I have my own shop—It will pay teenth, Webster 5881. from the economic point of view, the c. c . i • ' • \ r '• flaw, or in casting unmitigated blame destruction, of Zionist credits and an you to call and get my.prices. ages of 14 to 18. The events will be Rabbi Feldman will conduct classes on the class or group alleged to be re|fi|i»QJ5J<^:^ ^e:.J[#^^; Community the 20, 40 and 100-yard free style, 40 The J. C. C. Commercial Basket- sponsible for it. It is to be found in unworthy and even disastrous system on the Talmud from 3 until 4 p. m. iCi§ij|§itV^gas,:met tRi^r;'fifsV ^defeat yard back, 40 yard breast and plunge Ball league will close (ts entries De- the work of reconstruction itself, the of financial'juggling. Even the break- each Saturday. He will have classes down of the American Zion Common- chumesh with all commentaries. He l v r\~\ t ^ M A ' • *i, i Play the Violin Correctly _ s : o f ^ i ^ ^ l a s f S u h ^ ^ h e ^ W l d s for distance. Fancy diving and sev- cember 5.^ Only eight teanis' will.be removal' of useless activities and their by Individual Instruction i o f thpjUncofn A- 2- At 0$ e§ptto) eral relay events will help top off die alowed:\t^-Mter.;: Every, team must, substitution by things to be done that wealth has been due in part to the will also accept invitations to perform Prof. Sevelck nnd other worlfl f«nownunwisdom of the Palestine executive, marriages and for other similar oc- ed r;cii^-champs'emerge^|fipn^ t^e;lfie|d: program. The team will practice every have a backer. fencherg recommend my rrwfftod very have proven to be productive. It ia to which hae coddled the labor group inMonday and Wednesday evening. Marcasions. be found in the creation ot new values, to Intolerable and intolerant demands. PRANK MACH ;| : MeyerlGreepi an Om#a, broy attend- cus Krasne will coach the embryo Busines^'Men's Bowling League j along new lines, without hesitation or Correct VtoUnint anril Instructor The labor group, the heart of the , ling school': a t the University^ of i;Ner. champs. ' . ' • • • :•';,' ' . S t a n d i n g B d . • Studio ll'Vs So. 16th St. JA, IWT regrets armed with the axperience of wtihout which Zionist • movement, ibraaka, tallied -the lone • touiidown the past (chastened by it) and which there can beno Palestine reWOMEN;:ANp,GIRLS.y;'' ;-;•_.-;.' V;/: Malashock Jewelry strengthened by the national spirit settlement—for millions of dollars inaugurating a' novelty in swim: < o ^ the" goal line ea$yii»«:the thirdAppelman-Rob'n Co. which grows from year to year. may be dispensable but men are never ^uaWfer.-;-vv: ^ - . .•;• ^ V ;•;•;;, -v-;j-. .,- ming events, the J. C. C. will conduct Kaiman Tnsurahpe .~.i.ip Paris., — (J. T. A.)— Sholom: dispensable in the recreating ol a land FEAR IS GONE. :iW&^I^vin> aSam BanV Manon' Graetz the _; firsV'i^ Omaha Tobacco" Cp» v-ilQ':; Schwartzbard issued a statement i "We are strong,enough to alter —the labor group must therefore be • Tan^Dave' Fonnan" stood out (pironii- Swim ev6r held, which starts Novem- Empire Cle|r^rjs.3i L - 9 here toda; setting aside all rumors < s "Manufactured in Omaha" - " policy and plan, to wait for the prep- exempted from ultimate responsibility : iientlyfprOmaha, while^Mey^riGfeen ber 29, and^ is open to all members. V, Yousem Tira}.-™-.^^. Q with regard to his future plans. The distance has been taken from aration of plans, to call a halt to ac-for the breakdown in Palestine. Hand Jake Marks were^^e;hyninarieg BAKER ICE MACHINE CO. Wardrobe ^._~:~A.»i— ,T Schwartzbard declared that he intion (if necessary) to aboitdon the un^ ^ e ^ c f c t o j & "/.. •; -f '••••-•^I- , ; ^ ' ; >the c New York-Paris, route, covered by Glazer • Clothing"'Cb»l..;^. tends to engage in his business as he productive and thje-work'thw is waste-'] ;?v Either the, Des Mpines chapter of Colonel Lindbefgh in the first, flight for the It "•' did before his assassination of Petura. across .this great body, of ,;water-—s. vjitbe'^A^Z. Al:j>r the iiancaln { ' c | ^ e r He4ias received no invitation to go to ^-wUl he the riext fpensen of;CpaclvBen distance'pf'130^.'miles.. The, swjmV enough to face the whole-trsth of our n ^,,^~..^:,^y*-,>.;'^ . w h o l e •:r Seide's, Comifltinity Cei|ter>king8..V '; however, will differ from lindbetgh/g for a total, "tfv* nvw , ^ • ^ _,, ^. Moscow. "Nor do 1 intend to proceed ; Rabbi Nochum Feldman of thi-Gon• o i... P^ctice^5»i||• fee held'this,'•Sunday fljght^in that it will be held in tii^ Abe Venger "se^i|ed fije -high; is* to Russia. This is also ^rue with regregation Adass Yeshuren, Twenty£ u j, Tafg^ X'Cl: C. pool.; Each Ifeng^h of the gle with a 226 score,; with Marvin$2*-,+ "jfnbrning^a^idfiual^-; ~i-'' •• ••"*:;"'•;, ^r;; 1 knowledgil of what is being JISI.-VUM*<', w » gard to all rumors about my journey? t T ^ gin Palestine will discourage fi- fifth and Seward streets, announces BUTTER and fiGGS .^Tlanet^s asvf6ilowB:i!;^f; c:.l]. ii-'•'•;•'-. pool will egual !tw'p. miles for the "men; 'freller and Leo W^^trailing w nSldprie ing abroad," Schwartzbard stated. the hours when he will be in the syn218 and 210 respectively.: :^incoln~6. ";> Omaha A.J&r^U-—0« and three iniles f or the women.' SwimI nancial support is disappearing from Council Bluffs, Iowa . . .;;.^ller-i;.,:''..,^!.--Jft.,g. ^-«_^,;,:Bish,Pff mers - are permitted to take to the The Kaiman Insurance downed tKe tiie Zionist movement. The fear that ; prpsBrbah .2._»_R. T. -^^.^.S^.JE^yin water November 29 and must finish by Malashock in: their, series^ .w^iile ifce r a frank statement of the difficulties : Sineer-: V~ 3 ' / K; g;T.jf^;^:i^iMk- January^13.- The" iniari or' woman fin-: ishing firet.in ;the transiAtfantic.swim *&«5>ictory ^ m ; the ^rgnfrqbf, ^ e j ^ estabUshment'of^ Jewish >fa^ !! ^dCTii^^^e.-._^^^^9hutet : : r:f ; will he: declared- the! winner.?ATl;olhers latter^ team, however^ %^ad -to^b,alh-tional Home wiH be harmful t o our! Competent man to serve • M' sentsis from thei? lineup^ «•v-'^. •-•,, national interests na. longer restrains-] ;?.i%rgslowS:^ %; . 1 *:T. j ^ :j ^ u v Graeti landing on Or before Jannary13>^wiil ; : Shames for the synagogu*,"18th The Empire ClSaner? ^cle^he^ P&\ Stso ber winners;: ; i ^:r :•••:').•-:••:•-: has-been declared-^— :LGr&nU-IlIi^i-ili. E. ^: ^^^SCohei|' and Chicag-o. Mail applrcation to 1 Glaaar; Clothing; Coi, forVtwpvj^ines ; tKgt/^ad the mandatory pwernHient ^<3ereljci? the secretary, . • '. Omaha .Gp,. s and a<jtively co-operated with S. WEISS, 27.59 Capital Avenue... -Keen\ enthusiasm •'' was displayed iddi You- enterprise instead of clinging to ob-; GV;Novicaff Lij—F. B. throughout the volley-ball practice out a victory from the skidding ,F.orman last Sunday. -The girls are ready to sem Tires. "••> •'. .J - r : - . ' > " - - ? V - "--••:. solete fiscal methods, without policy' fevnen. The finals of the first found of the with regard tc commerce and industry, '. The J. A.'Q. football team" will play be challenged. - ' . - :'""J^2'..1 league pla^y V?ill take plac^ riext Tues- without policy toward the land questhe Lincoln Ai Z. A. Athletic, club "in .The-Junior girls are showing great day evening.i ^All matches thus far tion and large. scale> colonization, we a; home series commencing 'Sunday, interest. They were •represented by 7-room, all modern house, witti would have been less cause for resleeping porch, furnished or unij"ovember.20,.at Lincoln. Coach" Harry Susan Corenman, Gertrude Orch; Saily have been close and interesting, furnished. A team consisting of J q c Rosen- grets," Mr. Lipsky declared. Kneeter of the J. A., <p, has some Greenberg, Ann SilverflAan, ^Dorothy 3331 Webster. Harne'y 8296 ' .VERCOAT SERVICE here opens to yon the doors of the berg, Ben YoYusem, Marvjh 1.-eller,j In his address at the Sunday mornstrong material lined"up,for the duo White, Betty Forman,; Marion Wein-, (Overcoat world. Twelve of America's famous quality Leo Weite and Ab Kaiman will m e e t i n g session Dr. Wise declared: "The contests. Leo'Chaiken,,Max Altshuler, herg, Evelyn Shafton, Rose Blend and Overcoat makers' productions. Newest of new styles, the Omaha Bee five in a special Palestine executive has been respon-j ^ v ,. Lester Giventer, Is Shriebman, Nate EvelynGreen. ; new weaves, new effects. Single and double-breasters. Motor 1 Coats, Tube Coats, Dress Coats, Utility Coats. Lively colors The senior girls are SEftpie;Flax, match on Sunday, NovembeT 13," at dble for such mismanagement as has. Marcus and Benny Go|dware are some WANTED . or tyinseryative tones. Noveltyplaid backs. Mt. Rock fleeces, of ,..the~ prospective players who will Bess Lipp, Rose Fpriiian,: ;;Clara S p. m. at Francisco Alleys, third led to the grave breakdown we face Girl for General department Winter-Tex weaves, Sedan "mohtegnacs, Vicunas, Meltons, in Zionist affairs today. Not the leasts sport the local's colors',. Practice .will Shreibjnan, Ruth ' Greenberg, • Bertha floor. Kerseys, Boucle and many other finest foreis^i and American Store Work * , of the causes 6f such breakdown and! be-held this Sunday a. m. at Thirty- Shafton, Sophie Ban, Dora Swartz and Overcoatings. Self or velvet collar models. Endless range for STAR STORE '; The fairies take care of <"children, all its tragic results has been the con-j Grace Levin. Volley-ball practice takes second and Dewey avenue. ' selection. 1835 No. 24th St. — WE. 4221 place every Sunday from 3:15 to 4:15. drunken men and idiots. — Clement stituting of an executive in Palestine; through political log-rolling and parti•: ri Bud Levin- and Harold ToHpJe were The first meeting, of 'candidates | Barksdale. -••j$iff,~SI%e3,Sm$t Sizes,Olll:Sizes.-". the two Omaha. Cen|r^lv Wgh^^cjwpl for the'girls' varsij^ basket-baU..te^m •• Every man's overcoat is here-: football pastrtiniers .isftft. didjjrJUien Beld last, week .^roughtv back; many, LET THE i the»:Purplc line:Jasfclrw^t-Wheir tte of the" girls^pl^ la^t jea^S; t»am. heretofore ,onde!?eatear Central •^ feamAmong' fiiose present were Selma >ras scalped by vthe Sioux City Indians. "" evitC Leona Pollock, Clara, Shreib-\-."\vHenry\\7einer^ a iipeihl?eif*$$£_ the man, Grace Sosensteinfi Minnie Flax. DO YOUR Centeal * second^^ teain^1 iiaa bgepJ Forlt- Xiliian"JSw.artz and. Minnie Sherman; ing out witii the.first,te^m:during the ^ew. caiid/dates. iijiilTide^ Esther Marpast week and- may see action in the cus, , £>ara Sejilaifer and Grace Levin. And at Every Other Price America'* HArney 7545 MArket S700 •^IE^ir^Ie^:.ne^-:thrTOvi^mef^';;\i-^; :' Addi^qnal, 'candidate^,Jare - sti|l; saels : Supreme Overcoat Values ^ ;-.:':;;."Lou 'Weiner, ^ e Tech^high-iBchoipl conie. at tiifc 'practice which ase;;hejd MAX KAPLAN' ••-."• center, is *he most outstanding candi- Taesdav and[, Thursday from • 5:15 to date in-the city for "all" 6:15 and( from 6 t o 8 on Saturday / ; ''* ^.r^.')m3EQiieial..ali<fitar'_tes^.'j.v *?eiWZ% k i '"••'•: '-r' ; ' •-- ^--••••:••••• : ^V: Harry H. Lapidus, Pres.'-Treak : -.''-i ^I>eon Forman, Jji^itarl o|j^be SEE OUR WIXDOTFS TODAI ; Tuesday, November 8,.<rwas jpajts* ^i^rschool ^ P o i ^ B e a r s ^ reele^/off ' another one of^hig, jE^inaous Jpng^jiins 4^y'for^ the grade, SjChpol girl.s.'E^eii the other day^hen the Noraenien -fell girl brought a . "gues^ .who.; Iparjtjicir 1 fferson^ of^^ouncfl pate'd in ^ the gaxnes and .drills of ..the) Thomas Jefferson ; Bluffs. Forman .travefedtSO yird^ ber class period. T£ere; were about 25" COMPLETE STORE and OFFJCE " v_ OUTFITTERS r1* : fore a T. J. tackier felled; him to? tKe "girls present. ;COBBECT,ArPAKEI. FO» SEEN AND WOMEN: This recreational hour was: spent ;::-Cpunfc.}''//;'' -'--:.::- !*';/*>/•: -:.';- 'r^y We Occupy O-rer "JO.OOO gquart1 Fe«t • ^ i Morton Faire, the; rplyTpjtfijr 'I^ch in: relay 'racing, circle- games, tvun.Southwest Corper fiigli; feeshmain team I Sensation, again bling- and otiier forms of play. ^; Eleventh and Douglas Street* ^•'V|^br»i.:a.,.vic^^for::^\te4tBvWheni'*.he' Phone JAckson 2724 f o r d e d iber -South Higli- end- for* a KIDDIES' DANCE CLASS. .The "Wee Ones'^ are "gleefully Omaha, Nebr, touchdown in. the third ^qu^ijrterir gathering each Sunday for their *[ The varsity* basket-ball squa.d is training i n rhythm singing, games working on conditioning. -What's con* and aesthetic dancing. Last Sunday dition2 The coach says that a'"player afternoon the class was, represented is in condition when he can stand the by fourteen, children. gaff of a long fiercly fought, contest.!' From: now on the class will meet Anyway the varsity squad i s working on the third flojor, rpont M and N, toward that end. Goal shooting of all at the Jewish Community Center; And , . variQtdesj, passing, stopping, tuWng, <inie, 2 :.3O sharp; costume for girls, pivoting and all such things jfqrn}, the ballets, short dress,•% short sleeves routine o f t&e squad, a t their pra"ctice -^ceferablej costume for boy?, ballets, periods. The.^ang.-meets^eacH SaturAt All Grocers white shirt, black knee r^ pants. ;Miss: day evening at ten minute's after & Greenberg of the ; j ; C» 'C> Bfealth Department will be;glad ^ioX answer : f^>: A^ttoogfctpr&g i s Btill quite a;l£# any question regarding this class. ? Omaha, Nebr. |Cr : St^rfc thinking about a J., C^Ci'trScfc LADIES' StENDERIZaNG €L^SS; 5 ^ % ,Jffi is qirite'likejy tha^tiie^J« C^ •d Due to the many re<iuests for slenj GJ^M^isponsor:;i,te^itei%^d;'fe6m.->- derizing work the> J. C. C. wil' open ft^pete^with^ other^tea^ns. iWitti 1* nam.-a^new-class fo.r^.iwbmen";oxj'.yiieso!ays |;16er of gbocf men we should be able to •andThursdays, 2 p.;in^,followed ,by % collect "a-^ell balanced track and fleld ^minut'esj of 'swunn^ng!. TChi^ ;<4§ss :Uteami^r:;^;*;:^;/'^4'.";">'3:;^ '^'^yi '" >ml'"-*consis^'-• prmarily of . xeflu«jng ^Bmdt cprrjectiv^^worlc; jfor bodUy^ de^ JA. 20th and Nicholas ^['*[!hg:J^^C^Cv«wiinmj^r; team, cap- i e C t S / . '.. ''-' ':'::].y- :--•.;' :J;.':^.."-^ 'v,1 ••''. ":; :'V;,* ;l^o^e)J: py. Ted^^ T^rnerj wiU r^eei I4h- •The womra/wfll; ; 1je; official^ 4 QUALITY COAX-AT -c^^ liere' ti&e first;;Sunday:in ;Decfm-- wfeighed the first of each month. jl LOWER PRICES :Ber;- ^Swimmera w2i range "from -the Health talks by- prominent, hygiene I FRANKLIN COUNTY "LUMP, Per Ton The teJepKone. is 'a 'family
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