August 31, 1928

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MONTERORE AGAIN HEADS WORLD UNION OF REFORM JUDAISM

OMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1928

iblet Honoring War Dead

Straus Makes Habimah Actor Troupe AL S H U STATES SEVEN NATURALOS Nathan Gift to Infant Station Celebrates Tenth Year MERAC1 BENEFITS POINTED VIEWS ON LIBERTY MMITTEE AND IMMIGRATION DANZIG SESSIONS

Sofia (J. T. A.)—A tablet to the Jerusalem.—(J. T. A.)—By the conJerusalem (J. T. A.)—The tenth j memory: of Jewish soldiers who fell tribution of Nathan Straus, cabled to anniversary of the Habimah, troupe I the World War was unveiled Hadassab headquarters here, the of Hebrev: actors, will be celebrated i .t the Kustendil Synagogue. first Infant Welfare Station in on October 8. In connection with j Three Americans Elected on The impressive ceremony, was at- Advantages to City at Large Transjordania will 1« established at Democratic Presidential Candi- the anniversary a volume describing j Executive Chosen And Large Amman. • tended by representatives of the And Consumers Are the history of the troupe, its prodate Delivers Acceptance Budget Voted by Governing Board civil and military" authorities. The The group which moved to bring Listed ductions and travels in Europe and Speech at Albany Delegates of Union military commander of the town about the establishment of the the United States, will be issued. extolled the bravery' of Bulgarian station is headed" by the British Several JLehillahs in Germany have - SAVINGS OUTLINED PRAISES IMMIGRANTS AMERICANS ACTIVE ADOPTED Jews, in his address at the exerChief Represen±sfire at Amman, undertaken to provide annual s«b: Danzig- (J. T. A.)—The Mizrachi ..-.•• The Citizens N a t u r a l Gas Com- and will be carn*<i out with the Albany, N. Y. ( J . T. A.) — His sidies for the Habimah Th«atre \ , i ; ; r T Amer- cises. • : - . : : • . • • . • ' "Woiid Conference ended its sessions mittee, a group of men and women -c-Vperation «f-~ Hacassah " women's views^ on t h e questions of immigra- Palestine. icans," representing the Union of heie early Thursday morning with advocating t h e use"'of n a t u r a l gas Zionist tion a n d liberty rader fiie l a w were .ianertcan. Hebrew- Congregations, the election of an executive comi n Omaha, have prepared the. followexpressed by Governor Alfred E . .were elected on the governing board posed of four members. Those electi n g l i s t of advantages t o b e derived Smith, .Democratic nominee for the jjf 'the" World": "Union for' Progressive ed were Rabbi Meyer Berlin of from t h e use of the"? proposed fuel. Presidency, of the United States, in Judaism which concluded its second Jerusalem, Rabbi Aaron Teitelbaum "There are seven; points t h a t n a Ha address accepting the nomination, ynntial convention, here Monday night C A D f \ D I V I 7 l o ^ ^ e V r ' York, Eabbi J. L. Fishmaii : tural g a s boosters want evesscone to delivered l a s t week a t the State at rthe Prussian House of Lords. r U K L a J f hi of Jerusalem, and Mr. Daniel Pinkus remember. T h e y a r e : •,. Capitol here. Dr. H. G.Enelowi Eabbi of Temple Approximately Million Dollars ! of Jerusalem. The tetter was 1. N a t u r a l Z'gas will s t v e t h e On immigration, Governor Smith Emanu-El of New York and prescharged with responsibility for the people-30\ p e r . cent-a: montfconr.ib'eir Building of Cleveland Willed for Philaflthropicstated: "During, all our national New ident of the .Central Conference of financial and economic affair? of the B'nai B'rith Mexican Bureau g a s bills;-or ar saving of $500*000 a Orphan Home to Be life the freedom of entry to " t h e Purposes: American Rabbis, "Dr. Julian Morgenorganization. Meeting Problem With year... Finished Soon country h a s been extended to. the stera, president of Hebrew Union Increased Service TRUST FUND CREATED A general council of forty-eig-ht 2. N a t u r a l gas is thef .cleanest millions -who desired to takft adCollege of Cincinnati,' and Mr. Leo 8 STATES OVER QUOTA members was elected, including the fuel ever pi»dueed. I t never- gets vantage of the freedom and t h e o p "Weil of Pittsburgh were elected to New York (J. T. A.) — A sum pots and p a n s dirty. , IMMIGRANTS AIDED following from the United States: portBT^jpes offered by A m e r i c a . ' T h e the Board. Dr. Claude G. Monte- said to approximate ?l,000,000 was Cleveland, Ohio.—Adolph Finster- Gedaliah Bubliek, Eabbi Wolf Gold, 3. The $lv5O0;000 bond i s s u e for rugged qualities of our immigrants fiore was re-elected president of the left for Jewish educational and mains t o accommodate- n a t u r a l gas Cincinnati, Ohio.—kjommunications have helped to develop our country wald, of Detroit, Mich., and a grad- Baruch Sch-nur, Rabbi Jacob Levinfrom" the B'nai B'rith Mexican Union, MIBE lily "Montague, honorary charitable- purposes when i t gets i e r e will not ^ increase and their children have taken t h e i r uate of the Cleveland Jewish Orphan son, Mr. Samuel WiJner, Abraham secretary, and Eric Turk of London, States, Poland, Russia and Palestine t a x e s one penny.. The interest and Bureau,, in Mexico City, indicate that places high in the annals of Home, has contributed $ 10,000 to Cohen, Harry K rp and Rabbi Istreasurer. Other members of the in the . will of Nathan Lamport, principal will ."be met with.- revenue the disturbed political" situation has American history. the fond for new buildings now in rael Eosenberg, brought about ecoaomic reactions, Board elected are Rabbi Israel I. cotton merchant and. real estate from t h e sale of t h e gas. "Every race has made its con- i£e course of construction, it is an-1 A budget to carry on the organnecessitating increased service on the Hattuck of London, Herr Heinrich investor," Orthodox leader and presndopted, calling 4. N a t u r a l - g a s will furnish a tribution to. the betterment of nounced by Fred Lazarus, Jr., pres- jj ization's work Stem, and KabbiB Elbogen and Selig- ident of the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan cheap fuel t o iXmaha industries. This part of the B'nai B'rith Bureau. America. While I stand squarely on ident of the Home. Mr. Finster-1 for an expenditure of £31,836 with Theological Seminary, who died at In addition to the. work done our platform declaration t h a t t h e waM's gift is the largest subscribed j an estimated income directly from maim of Germany. will give Oxoaha industries a chance among the Jewish immigrants who laws which limit immigration must to date by- any of the graduates of the Misrachi federations of £29,900. The framework for the organiza- Dobbs Ferry on August 13. to expand because / w i t h n a t u r a l g a s The will was filed for probate on they will be able t o compete with are there, service is rendered to the be preserved in full force and effect, Hie institution. Members of the I Together with the subsidy from the tion of the Federation of Liberal Congregations, -professing Reform Friday in Surrogate's Court. Five industries of other cities; especially new. arrivals. In fhej "past few I am heartily in favor of removing Orphan Home Alumni Association \ Zionist World Executive, the budget Judaism, into'the World Union for trustees were designated- in the will Kansas City, which now h a s natural months over 500 immigrants came from t h e immigration lavr the harsh expect to subscribe $250,000 to the j will nmount to M&,000. The conferto Mexico from Eastern European provision which separates families, $1*600,000 fund now being raised in \ ence decided to enlarge the quotas Progressive 'Judaism was laid at the to administer the fund under the gas. countries. The number coming1 per and I am opposed to the principJe of sixteen states of the middle' west | allocated to the individual Mi7.ra.chi Union's second conference, name Ansl Foundation, the name 5. Omaha people are guaranteed month varying from €0 to 170. with £he! adoption Sunday afternoon being derived from, the initials ofrestriction based upon the figures served by the Cleveland institution.! federations which participate in the proper pressure and adequate, supply Every boat srijnrattg at Vera Cruz, of immigrant- population contained of a constitution. The Federations the Hebrew name of Mr. Lamport Mr. Fmsterwald, a prominent j Keren Eretz Israel The quota for because the natural gas field fr' the Mexican. post7 is" met by a rep-of American Reform Congregations, and his Jirst wife, Abraham; Nehebusiness man in Detroit, 'wiH servej the American federation was set at in a census thirty-eight years old. which Omaha will get its supply is resentative of. the B'aai B'rith Great Britain, Prance, Germany and miah, (and) Sarah Lamport. Samuel I believe this is designed to dis- as chairman of the $100,000 cam- £23,000. A delegation consisting of the largest in the world. Fureau. Relatives; of immigrants criminate against certain nationali«ther countries are to constitute the Hollinger, Mr. Lamport's attorney, for the Orphan Home to be prominent Misrscbi leader* -will €. Every advantage will be' taken generally ask tteSEfnai B'ritir Bureau Union'which: Is to be led by a Board Samuel C. Lamport and, Arthur M. held in this city in September. He J leave f o? the United States ties, and is an unwise policy. It is of the latest improvements in the to help thertL...wiiiL the immigration of Governors to be elected 'annually -amport, sons of the late Mr. Lamis" also one of the eight graduates of j after the high holidays. natural gas industry. The same im- formalities^. Those who have no, in no vray; essential to a continuance port, Leonard^ Rothsteii • and Marks at the conference. -In addition to the. the institution serving- on the board! The resolutions adopted et the conof t h e restriction advocated in our provements have-'been'made in this relatives or friends are particularly Board of * Governors - a General Hurewitz, two sons-in-law, were of the Cleveland Orphan Home. I eluding- session dealt with a variety industry,th^; same as have • been grateful to be gTeetfcdbyr the B'nai platform." named trustees and executors. : 'Council is to -be-created composed of "AE our campaign nears its ter-j of questions.' One resolution provider question of religiows tolerance made in the automobile, radio, and The income from a; trjist fund, of wio delegates -designated- by the federaj minatioii with eight of the sixteen.] for, the creation -of a. separate ordirectly discu ffij^ the past :K. the. BQ : ffonff"o^e^ f ^o«ntiy/^3!lie«oiifei $100,000 was ' o ver-^fcop *ecoK4s," i gtijiissrtioJi of • Mizracbi school j'outh, stetes''•-Tecp'nlhtg His reference to the -years.' ' ''!•' "'." ~ - J h e s e bewildered immigrants, strangence.of the leaders of Reform con- Lamport, his second; wife, •7i. Just think with natural gas ers i n -a strange land, welcome the ject came under the- head, of "%&- said President Lazarus, "it is grati- jj another outlines a plan for the gregations also voted to create a $75,0000 was willed outright to Mrs. therei.is no more soot;- no more viving National Ideals," on which fying indeed to be able to announce I establishment of B Mir.n«chi fond to be used for the purpose of Mildred Rothstein, a daughter-of..Mr^. aBhjjSs;~-no more coal worries; and counsel and friendly helping hand of subject he .said? Mr. Finsterwald's generous contribu- ing company with p. capit&l of £?>,000 the B'nai B'rith. : propagating the ideals' and doctrines Lamport..No other bequests 'were no more grime. What a relief! "Because I believe in the idealism tion and to be assured that Michigan for the purpose of issuing religious of liberal Judaism among the Jew- made to the eight other children, the There are a lot -of inaccurate - . Much interest is manifested in t h e of the party of Jefferson, Cleveland, will soon join our honor roll of books. The conference adopted a ish population- in -such countries will .declaring that they, are not in stories being spread around about negotations toward the establishment and Wilson, my administration will states that have participated in this resolution of protest ag-ninst the where the •• liberal interpretation of need, of bequests from their father. natural- gas. They are being put of a Loan Bank by the Binai B'rith bt rooted, in- liberty under the law; ci-inpaign. Ocr graduates have set Zionist Executive for curtailing, the To his .twenty-two 7 grandchildren and the American Emergency RefJudaism has taken root. liberty that means freedom to the the pace throughout the campaign Zionist Executive's subsidy for Mizout-by people who are selfishly inMr. Lamport left half of the residue ugee Committee, in which some local A journal will be published, apindividual to follow his own will so in their respective communities by rachi education work. terested in keeping natural ^as out In a special resolution, the conpearing ^every two months, for -the following the .first two bequests. The of Omaha or because they are mis- persons may participate. The bank long as he does not harm his giving the inspiration, service and grandchildren will receive the inwill devote itself to helping those interpretation of Liberal' Judaism. neighbor; the same high moral money that has made success pos- ference expressed approval of the informed. Don't let anyone fool you ..';.. An invitation to hold the third come from the funds left them, and for their own selfish interests. More who can be made self-supporting by purpose in our conduct as a nation sible. We have secured pledges to s+and taken by the Mizrachi rep• annual conference of the Union for will not receive the principal until than 15,000,000 people in the United loans to be repaid, in small install- that actuates the conduct of the date of more than $1,100,000 and resentatives during: the recent session ments. Meanwhile loans are being Progressive Judaism in one of the the death of their parents. God-fearing man. and woman; that we are hopeful that the campaign of the Zionist General Council in States are now using natural gas; made b y - t h e B'nai B'rith Bureau t o The Ansl Foundation is to receive principal cities of the United States equality of opportunity -which lays will be completed successfully during Berlin on the question of the Jewish Practically every progressive inthose who can best be helped in the other half of the residue and Agency, Simultaneously a re-sohition •was extended "by Ludwig Vogelstein, the foundation for wholesome family the next two months." dustrial city now has it. t h a t way. The ne-w Home, which will be built was adopted urging thr incoming of Uew York, in behalf of the Union the ?100,000 principal of the trust life and opens up the outlook for It is Omaha's grand opportunity! There are some 7000 Jews in the betterment of the lives of our on the cottag-e plan, will be located i Executive to "defend the interest.* of American Hebrew' Congregations fund left for Mrs. Celia Lamport. The statements listed above are in a suburb of Cleveland and it is | of Orthodox Jewry in the extended' of winch he is chairman. The mes- It is estimated that this amount accurate and are backed up by the Mexico, about 4000 of whom are in children." sage of- Mr. Vogelstein was read to will be approximately $1,000,000. expected that it will be ready foT Jewish Agency." An appeal was Citizens Natural Gas Committee, a Mexico City. The problems there the conference by Miss l i l y Mon- . Besides the $200,000 which Mr. group of men. and women .who are are r a t h e r unusual because the bulk occupancy by July, 1929. Since the mide by the conference to all factague, Secretary of the Union and Lamport contributed during his life- STANDING UP FOR OMAHA. of t h e . Jewish immigrants are men Home was founded sixty years ago, tions of Palestine Jewry to distime to the Yeshiva College, prowas greeted with applause. the original buildings and site have regard the advice of the nitraNatural, gas may. hurt the-business and most of them single. I n t h a t • T h e ninety-seven delegates of vision is made in the will that 20 of a few coal men, b u t i t will benefit the immigration t o Mexico differs in been used. The present Home is now Orthodox Agtidath Israel snri to whom 36 come' from the United percent of the Foundation funds are the 200,000 people of Omaha with the main from t h a t which came to located in Cleveland's most deterio- join the Keneseth Israel, the offioiji! Eight boys of the Jewish Com- rated neighborhood, President Laz- body of the Palestine Jewish ComStates, 6 from France, 17 from to go for educational institutions in •cheaper gas, more employment and the" United States, where most of the men were forerunners of families munity Center Troop 62 of the Boy arus stated. England, 31 fronr Germany, 1 from the United munity, as it will be set up under who were waiting to be brought Scouts went to Camp Gifford during Danzig, 1 from Sweden, 3 from educational institutions in Palestine, cleaner and healthier city." the provision,-, of the recently promthe Boy Scout camp's summer seahere by t h e husband and father. Poland and 2 from Czechoslovakia, 10 percent for educational instituPalestine Communities HAKOAH REORGANIZES ulgated T h e . medical work a n d general son. Six boys enjoyed a full two heard at the Sunday morning session tions in Poland, 10 in Russia, 10 ARTHUR SIMON DD2S Vienna (J. T. A.)—The difficult Ordinance-social • service activities a r e continu- weeks' period, and two stayed only in the Prussian House of Lords, the percent each for Jewish philanthroAFTER SUDDEN ILLNESS ing and need t o be extended due t o for one week. While at camp, the situation existing- within the Hafcoah address of welcome of Count Tatten-; pies in the United States, particuSport Club for the last half year, I HIGHLAND COUNTRY CLUB bach, in - -behalf of the German larly in New York City and in PalArthur Simon, 38, grocer, died the poor economic conditions. The boys all bettered their standings in since the loss of championship rank j The Highland Country Club Will Federal Government, in which the estine, 5 percent each for Jewish Sunday night after a sudden illness work-in Mexico is done by t h e B'nai scouting. On the part of its professional soccer hold its last "rfi-rmer dance of the season Herman Faier and William Eesnick team, has been overcome. ethics and t h e ' ideals preached by philanthropies in Russia and Poland, a t Ms home, 4470 Bedford Avenue. B'rith and t h e American Emergency > on Satrnrdsy pining. September 1. and the last 10 percent for loans to Refugee Committee under the super- won. high honors. Herman, who is The professional and Simon came to the United 'States I Flans formulated by the po-mn-iittw in worthy persons. "world embracing" and as constitutthirty years ago with his-father, and vision of representatives'from both the first Jewish -eagle scout in Oma- divisions of the club have been J charge indicate? that the event will hp The instructions for the . distribuha, won the coveted Blade Diamond, entirely separated, and the profes- a fitting climax to the brilliant sun? ing an effective factor--for world has been a resident of Omaha for bodies. tion .of funds states .that; the money Camp Gilford's highest honor to the sional soccer team has undertaken mer season now drawing to * close. peace. . - . •. 2$ years. " " " * is to go "for the purpose of furnishoutstanding Scouts each camp- the payment of the debts incurred .Surviving him are his widow arid CHINESE GOVERNMENT IN i three A larg« group of members is expect ing financial assistance Jo institutions ing1 period. four children; his , mother, Mrs.. J.ed attend. They are urged to bj the soccer team. Besides the new CHARGE ROSENWALD WITH for the teaching of strict. Orthodox J. Simon; two brothers, Edmund and SYMPATHY WITH ZIONISM William Eesnick passed his last professional soccer team, the Hakoah maketo their reservations early. 1'latee BUYING NEGRO SUPPORT Jewish faith and particularly for Milton, both of Omaha; and five tests and is now the possessor of the will form an amateur soccer section. •will be f 1.7o each. Shanghai (J. T. A.)—"The Nathe training of rabbis ' and. teachers Eagle scout badge which is the highsisters, Mrs. Marie Sinkenstein and tionalist Government , is in full Berlin (J. T. A.)—A striking ex- in that faith; and for the furnishMrs. Alice Hayldn of Hollywood, sympathy with the Jewish people, est award in scouting. Herman Faier [ ample of the methods of falsehoo ing' of assistance to free Hebrew Calif., and Mrs. Ruth Lincoln, Mrs. in their desire to establish a coun- is Troop 62's second Black Diamond 1 and distortion with which the anti- schools in the -United States, PalKatherine London, and Miss Ethel try for themselves", declared Dr. C. scout, and Resnick is its second Semitic press in Europe feeds its estine and Europe; and for. the pur| Simon of Omaha. T. Wang, the Nationalist Minister Eagle scout. readers in order to strengthen anti- pose of assisting worthy persons The other boys who came back Interment took place at the Beth for Foreign Affairs, in a comnraiiicaJewish . prejudice and hatred, was financially by loans of small Hamedrosh Hagodel cemetery. . tion to N. E. B, Ezra, editor of from Camp Gifford displaying highfurnished today by the "VoeLdsche amounts." ;, "Israel's Messenger", organ of the ly decorated belts are Harold Stem, Beobachter", organ of the antiFA HON OPEN MEETING Shanghai Zionist Association. "I Harold Stein, Marvin Pizer, Philip Semitic Hitler group. ' You can wisb everybody A Happy New CAPTAIN OF CHAMPS •The Fa Hon girls dub will hold have - no doubt that the Zionist Laserowitz, Sol Weiner, and Charles In huge letters on the front pagi Year—all your relatives, friends, and assoHerman M. Levinson of Omaha, the "Beobachter" carries the head- who is attending the C. M; T. C. camp an open meeting Sunday,' September movement will meet with success", Korney. ciates, by inserting your greeting in the anCabin No. 3, which the boys occuJDr. Wang added. . line, "A Negro Army for Worlt at Fort Des Moines, Iowa, is captain 9, at the J. C. C. as 2.30 P. M. nual Rosh Hashonoh Number of An interesting and ? educational Mr. Ezra addressed a communica- pied, won Jirst place in camp inspecJewry" and interprets the generou of the team that captured the indoor benefactions of-the Chicago Jewish baseball league campionship at the program lias been arranged that~ will tion to Dr. Wang, expressing- tite tion three times and won first placeappeal to botb young and old. hope that the endorsement already in the camp amateur night. philanthropist; Julius 'Jtosenwald, in camp. Marion Graetz is scoutmaster of extended to Zionism by him, the a scandalously distorted and malTroop 62. London (J. T. A.)—A message of Central Government and the late Dr. icious manner. . ciofia (J. T. A.)—David Alcalai^ 490 Brandeis Theater Bldg. **JuliuR Bosenwald spent twenty well 1—~wn Jewish leader t here, died thanks was sent by King George to Sun Yet-sen would be re-affirmed Nobody can chide you for forgetting them on Ro*h HERMAN KAIMAN DEAD by the Nanking Government. Attenof Tel million dollars for the purpose of a t the age of 73. Included in the the Jewish photographer Hasnonoh if your greeting IB published in The Jewish Presw tion was drawn to the disabilities Aviv,' Mr. Schweig, for an album of Herman Kaiman, 45, died Thurs-, providing education to 853,000 negro bequests made by the late Mr. *Phone or mail voor order to Esther Potash, AT, 1450, to which Zionist societies in Harbin day, August 23. He is survived by, children. These negro boys are won Alcalai was the sum of half million Palestine jcenes. evenings WA. S81S The album was presented to the and elsewhere were exposed and the his wife, Rebecca, and seven sons, for the contingency Americans at- 1 — for Jewish- charity. COUNCIL BLUFFS—Fannie K&telman, 417 Oakland Ave. hope expressed that the-latter may Sam, Jack, AI, Max, Isadore, Leo, tempting to throw off the Jewish Mr. Alcalai was a grandson of King by Mr. Schweig through Lord Phone 4491 Teign of money", the maniacs' organ Abraham Alcalai, author of many Piumer, retiring High Commissioner be- legalized and given • freedom^ and. Nathan. Interment took place at operate in - future unhampered. states. • • the Golden Hill cemetery. _. , . ... works. of Palestine. ' ' "

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The sympathy of aji eleven year old boy for the unfortunate men, ' women and children acroBS the seas ,.$2.50 Subscription Price, one. year who are ctfli' in need of help from Advertising rates furnished on application American Jewry, so graphically expressed in the drawing to thk right, has CHANQE OP AjDDEEiSS--PJease give both the, old and new : "'•••-.. . sore to give your.name. ^ -_ in many parts of the cpuntxy, stimulated materially the responses to the collection appeals for the Emergency Fund/ of the United Jewish Campaign. It will be readily ;: WORLD PEACE admitted that; it is not usual for • Mars, the grim, ogre of war, was officially outlawed by thethe average boy of eleven years of leading nations of the world in Paris Monday, when their repre- age to visualize the duty of present sentatives signed the history-making world peace pact. Surround- day American Jews towards their ed by batteries of reporters and photographers, the famous diplo- less. fortunate brethren. But as a mats in turn took the golden pen in hand and gave formal assent result of unusual educational facili-. to file most important move toward universal peace ever attempted ties and home surroundings in which 'by man. Sturdy-veterans of stormy politics were observed.to prevail an atmosphere of charity gaze at the spectacle with moist eyes. Their hands were seen to and duty; toward humankind, the quiver as. they performed their almost holy act, and their voice? thoughts of this ^sympathetic youth shook with emotion as they spofce of its significance. It was in- were directed toward, the. conception expressed in this drawing. deed s stining scene arid an inspirinjroner ;,. However, despite the monumental importance of this event, Thus, in the Philadelphia home of it cannot be regarded as the final answer to the pleas of a world Albert f H, iliebermsin, Zone Chair^ prying for peace. Should the new pact actually attain even its roan for Eastern Pennsylvania and ultimate goal, the prevention of all international war, even.then, it one of the chief aides of-David A, will mark the close of only the first act of the great world peace Brown, National Chairman of the drama. For it will have abolished only one of the lesser methods United Jewish Campaign, the imof strife that plague the peoples of the earth. agination of eleven year old Donald '. For when nations finally learn to deal wit^ each other with K. JUeherman was fired to: a realhumane and fair mthods, then perhaps there will be roojn for hope ization of .1 duty' as a. humanitariaij. A and a Jew. This drawing.,was first for the elimination of racial warfare. . used in, Philadelphia and In Eastern - It is true that races, as such, do not conduct wajs in the ordin- PennBylvania . the cpver ; of'2, a ary sense of the word. But they do battle in a m6r$ deadly though folder, mailed sis . out ;With the submore" subtle manner. After aH, the rasp of machine guns is noscribers' bills. The responses /to this harsher than, the fanatic exhortations of religious demQgogries. magnetic appeal were so gratifying The £ogic cruelty pf poi3on gases can hardly cpffipare. with the that national headquarters of the yenom that drips from irresponsible pens. Prejudiced bigotry,Avh Jewish Campaign sent specitolerance, and persecution are all names for engines of destruction United mens., and offered reprints to the thatfindno rivals for effectiveness in the arsenals of Mars, . chairmen and treasurers throughout - • Peculiar though it may seem, it is the Jew, whose very re- America, and these folders are now ligionrlaw, and civilization are, in the final analysis, the basis of going out to.syhscribersZin practical.dreams of everlasting peace, who has suffered most from this ly every part of the United States ' merciless struggle of races. Therefore, he, more than anyone else, and Canada. -,-..

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The Business Men's Bowling League held their annual meeting Monday night and elected the following officers to aervit for the ensuing term: Jack Alberts, president* Ab. Kfliman, secretary, and J. Malashock, treasurer. The following sire the teams and their captains: Omaha Tobacco Co., Leon Meadelsoh* Yousem Service, Ben Yousem, Wardrobe, Jack Alberts, Malashock jewelry, Jake Malashock, Glaser Clothing, Jules Gerelick, Kaiman Insurance, Leo Weitz, Sherman Mercantile, Marvin Treller, Empire Clean-

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should, rejoice at the conclusion of the world peace pact. For it is he that pr-obably gains the most from this impetus rendered to the movement for good-will and brotherhood. Sofia (J. T. A.)—Relief for the i Therefore his joy is not limited to an appreciation of the beau- Jewish residents pf Gtyrpan iyiho ty .of merely a warlessworldj but transcends that lower-level to-a suffered in the earthquake, in, Bulplane of ecstasy over a world made lovely by brotherhood, real-as garia several months agor yrill be •well as apparent. A world completely cleaned of the insidious in- made available by the Bulgarianifluence of racial antagonists is his dream.- How far in the offing, Palestinian b>nk. A loan of 200,00(1 'ite realization may lie, no one can tell. But if such steady steps.;of Levas will be granted, repayable' in • progresa as the treaty concluded in Paris this week continue, our te.i years.-

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New York (J.' "$. A.)§apTeme "So^nia.ny;^[a.ws have, been;enacted courage was displayed By - Irving ttft^;ij6'.";^>parent purpose \ that the /d^iution..~pf. fHe jcrixaiji&lhas-been Long IslanH CoUeger"Jftoipiiaj,* "who .'; everlastingly expanded," Judge Frank died in .Belleyvffc -Hospital- a -few * 3. Uowe]l of the Nebraska supreme hours after he-inas mangled in the i-court said, in an address, oh subway accident' at. Times -Square arid Order,*? delivered before the station daring, the rush - h,pur: on .Omaha .Association of. Specialty. Friday. ' v Salesmen at the Ad-Sell grill Saturr With bofh legs crushed beneath a ! mass of twisted steel, Babinowitz < t :'iS.i alWOSt, impossible 1 today to directed fci? rescuers jn a firm, calm bringvSrime pWpte^to, a realization of voice. He /went to Bellevue- with'put what an utter disregard a% some of a •whimper'.; When surgeons decided the laws "on the statute books; may to amputate both his legs, he said, mean an bringing disregard for all "Go. ahead." The youth was conlaws," he said. "That is why today scious four; hours. He died on the many people have formed the notion operating "table before the amputeof disobeying any laws that in- tion was started. convenience them." •'"'jftfdge;-Howell also spoke of jury duty, saying "peace time patriotism should inspire every good citizen to Tecognize his duty and perform it." With the Judge Howell, wh^o is a candidate &r\^4lection to the Nebraska supreme court at the November electionj has had wide experience witl^ the administration of laws both, as a lawyer with 35 years of practice be- Combinedwithihe fore tSe bench and as a judge.

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Council Bluffs News

FRIDAY, AUGUST SI, 1328:

,T expected honse1 today- from-a week's returned home : Fridays after a two is spending a few weeks here visiting •which fee accepts honorary visit to Exeelsior Springs, Mo.

months' visit with Tdatires in Chi- Miss Flora Marks. ship in the French Pro-Pal»eti«e cago, Dlinois. Committee, was received by the secMr. and Mrs^M. Yudelson have as Miss Frances Polsky of Lincoto, retary. . . their guest,-their niece, Miss^Irene Nebr., arrived Sunday to -visit Mrs. Miss Evelyn Marks returns home By F. B, K. Cohen of Chicago, who arrived Fritoday from a two months' trip in L Kramer for about two -weeks. day for a two weeks' yisjt, Mr. and Agudas Achim and A. Z. A. Picnic! Europe. ' Riga (J. T. A.)—Mordecai Gapa, to be held Sunday Afternoon at Mrs. Cohen of Chicago are expected to arrive Sunday. Palestine Jewish citizen, was apClaric'e Farm. " Mr. and Mrs. Seubea Bffnm pointed honorary consul of the LatThe Agu4as" Achim Society and Miss Lydia Ross left for Colorado Miss Molly Brown entertaiBed about vian Republic in Jerusalem. Council Bluffs Chapter No.7 of t h e ' Springs, for a ^months visit thirty guests last week at their home Wishes to announce A- Z. A. have completed all their |n honor of their sister* Mrs. Charles to his friends And Paris (J. T. A.)—Lord Baifenr -Miss Rose- BT&RtJeis has returned plans for their annual picnic which Canfield, honoring her Hrthday. The has joined the French Pro-Palestine patrons that & beauwill be he}d Sunday, September 2, at home after spending a few weeks ia evening was spept in playing cards. Committee recently created, it was tiful selection of Chicago with relatives. Clarks farm. Novel forms of enterhere. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Holzman will give a reception and tainment, games and features Mrs. Ben Kpolpr and eon, Douglas, Miss Betty Gatz of Memphis, Tena, A message from Lord Balfoor, dance on theievening of Tuesday, September 11, 4*"the Blackstone for all areraces, on the bill of fare. The Hotel in. honor of their son and his bride, ^ , ^ n d Mrs. Max L; joint committee which has charge of, Holzman. No cards have been issued for this event and they:::;::will ^ : the arrangements have promised to be pleased to greet all of their friends. ; "- " satisfy both young and old with fun Miss Esther Weil of Lexington, Ky., a sister of Mrs.-Holzman r and; jspprtj and: SI*- roakjngr preparahas arrived in Omaha to be their guest fdf a few weeks. ii tions for a record-breaking crowd. Are now on display •f The wedding of Miss Ruth Richards, daughter j>f Mr. and Mrs. A floor lamp will be given to the Louis Richardsvf San Jose^ California,.andM&jSeama# LJoyd Kay, holder, of the lucky number. In order at his printing es: We have just received an excellent line of frocks and to facilitate Arrival, iSie K»ds will be Bon of Mr. and Mrs.:Beuben/K^akofskyjttf;:C^^ gowns in transparent velvets, black, Independent; blues and tablishment ized a t the home of the bride's parents on Sunday, Septeml^ %- plainly marteed.- To get there, drive 118 So. 17th Street Nigre brown for street and afternoon wear, priced at a t six-o'clock. • • • • :'. Y ;:.~::: . ; ;,.. -fcr,; ; ,,4V—r': east:on Broadway on Lincoln highThe home ceremony will be followed by a, dinner favce&tthe way •'•: to.'Wheri signs -will direct to Saint Claire HoteL Mrs. M. M. Lesser and Mrf. Firgncis Wafi&j" ?oad on right.- Then follow «ignE to N. -i'.i' sisters of the bride and Mrs. A- H.-Brodkey land Miss Reva Kula- Clafks farm. " THE COST WILL BE

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The two organizations extend ? ft jcofsky, sisters of the groom, will be the bride's attendants. Mr. "Aaron Richards, brother of the bride, will be-best man. VLitp@ liearty rinvitatian to all. The races Miss Shirley Marilyn Brodkey and Dickey Lesser willact ^s ring start at 2:30 promptly.' f: bearers. The young couple will motor through Southern, California on- The Ladies Auxiliary of the their honeymoon trip. ' ' . . . ' : . ,, ' rand Torah will hold their neit meet-

lieutenant Benjamin Stern has arrived in Omaha to be with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. L.H. Stern until his marrjage to Miss _Bess Stock on Sunday,. September 2, Shortly after the wedding !ihe young couple will leave for the Hawaiian Islands where Lieu[tenant Stern, will assume bis duties with the foreign service for ihree years. » . Dr. and Mrs. Philip Bomonek are r Mr, and Mrs. Jack Chapman anTiooncethe birth of a daughter, Donna 4ftotoring to Chicago; tQJitfcend the an.Arlele, August 24, at the Evangelical nual reunion of Dr. Joseph C. Beck's Bar, Nose, and Throat Clinic .with -Covenant Hospital. which Dr. Rompnek was associated 1 Misses Minnette Lewis and Sylvia for two years. They plan to remain Goffstein i a v e just returned "from a there for one week during which time three week .stay in Kansas City and Dr. Romonek will work at the clinic St. Joseph, Mo. with Dr. Beck. They are returning "by way of Kansas City and wfll be In . Word has been received that Esther Omaha die tenth of September. Faier, daughter of Mr- and Mrs.^Sam Taier, has enrolled as a junior in the Miss Sara Shapiro has just returned College of Arta and Science of the from a two month vacation in Chicago "University of California at Berkeley, visiting relatives and friends. CaL Miss Faier previously attendMr. and Mrs- Morris Potash and edrihe University of Nebraska for two son, Leonard, returned home Sunday years during which she received a teacher's certificate. Xater she took evening' from- a motor trip to Des a secretarial course at Van Sant's Moinesj Iiu, Chicago, 111., St. Loui*. School of Business. For the past and Kansas City, Mo. year she has been in the U. S. Civil Sidney Katleman arrived last week Service, C. M. T. C. department, as from Jtfidland,' Texas, to visit his Secretary to Mr. Belt, who is president parents, Mr. and MTB, S. Katleman of the Bell Telephone Co., in civilian for a l e w weeks. ?'*-.- . life. / • . • . . - • •:• ., Miss Freida Bolker returned Friday London (J. T. A.)—Permission to morning from Chicago Sriiere she was hold a bazaar on its. premises was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bolk- granted by the London liberal er and WOKS Rose Goldstein. Synagogue to a neighboring Roman Catholic Church. . ' ." Mrs. Harry Trustin and son, -Yale, are leaving Friday, August 31 for The Hague (J. T. A.) — The Houston Texas where she will visit municipal museum of The Hague her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and har acquired the painting, "Cain Mrs. Will F. Bips. . Was a Tiller of the Soil", by the Mr. Trustin will motor down in Oc- noted Jewish artist, Abel J?ann. . tober to attend the American Legion Convention in San Antonio where, he •will helmet by his family. They will return to. Omaha about the-last week in -October.

The Council Bluffs Talmud'Torah Society will hold an important meeting next Tuesday evening, Sept. 4, at i3ie Synagogue. All member* are urged (to attend. . '

The Icor picnic which was to beheld August 36, was -postponed on account of rain until- Sunday, September 2 at Elmwood Park.. Miss. Ida Jacobson will leave her home in Chicago Saturday night after a two weeks I "visit." with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jacobsen; :..".'..' Mrs. Esther Shapiro Brabai has just returned from ! ? # Yorfc^feere she spent six weeks, selecting frocks and gowns for all occasions, tforfBrandts Inc., particularly transparent' velvets in the. dominating shades of black, Independence blue, and Kigre brown for street' and afternoon "wear. Among the new arrivals are also a. selection of formal dresses, copies and original Paris creations which will be marked s t the vsuaVpopular prices.'

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p. On thf dpmnnd of a few c««tomer« 1, ordered the follOAvinr nrtlflSR of rum •tlh'et and plnfp silrw wsnctlw *ti<rVi», KoOngh enps. Hndeses, ere. Everyone, who IB tni«TeBtett In buying ene oi them, •kould he go tint! »n<5 l«t me fen«w nbPBfl »f tltne. Bo 1 CBi) bare It rendv for them.

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Look Hera; Happy? Goodness gracious yes! And with \' good reason. She- has just had a Kelvinator .' electric refrigerator installed in her home. Here are just a few of the features that ' that make her happy: . , • 1. Beautiful porcelain cabinet, easy to ieep clean. "' ~ ---«--—»-» 2. Ample food capacity, ranged. makes ice ~in-3. Kelvinator rneliang it. stead of actually i m 4. Kelvinator taste of foods proves the its dry cold. because of 5. Kelvinator makes delicious frozen desserts and salads. It costs less to operate your Kelvinator than to buy ice. . .

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Miss Gertru4e Krolbff returned home Tuesday after" speeding t t e summer visiting .re|atiwi in Lps Angeles, California. She. was accompanied back by her brother, Yale Kroloff, who has been spending erai weeks in' Los Angeles.

Mrs.'S. Golden of Winnipeg-, Canada^ formerly Miss Ida E. Stern of Omaha, has arrived, here tfli be present a t the "wedding of her brother, Xieu-» tenant Benjamin Stern and Mjss Bess Stock.- She expects to visit-with her paMJltp, Mr. *nct Mrs. IV H, Stern, until the early part of October. Mrs. Saul Danziger of San Antonio Texas, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Victor Shapiro has just returned from an- extensive trip through the east.

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