February 10, 1921

I

' - • • • ••'•"••

*

- / - ^

T

^ i : - ' . '

happy . isyjjf ;.

:j:"Being

::; your greatest" con- ::: %

.

'

•

••;..-•:• -,

-

'

•

.

"

'

&

. •-. ' • ' • - • -•- - -y-'-i

srtrihuticra il"v

.

•

.,' J :

%

'

• * n

'

-

'• -

. H i -

-1 \

••

|l " # e 'rihimld not «o»; ,

••

"

1

^ - -••-:.•

. •

fjj philanthropists."

"

•

P

V

• ".';''.

1

1 -

i

,

' . .

Hi sons are • the- real ||| '

Iff

•

-

'

*

>

'

•

'

•

'

•

••":

•

•' ^ « p mistakes

- 3 -•

X\X - - ; '• ', .'* '

*

" • *••*§!• « ^ e m n , a nMHft'ftMr'.tibe

-

to'-..- the, l|j i ^ i ^

, -••• - i - ••

. : '-

!

:.^J;..;:-

In world. Happy per- j | j \ SK

; '•:•

v

j j j ;•• .-; •;•

u{ . .

Jm,

laying , 'to-, do--

right. We advise him.* fBIT

VOL. L—NO. 9

OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1921.

Mendel Beilis Planning To Come To America; Says v He Can't Earn a Living 1 1 1

'•

-

GETS HIGHEST GRADES.

v

•

(Reprinted from Omaha Bee) Tears welled from the eyes of William' Schell, 5,18 North Sixteenth street, when he was denied citizenship in naturalization, court on a technical--

Special to "THE JEWISH FKESS."

y -

Sam Beber ',

•

r

•

!

' • • : ' .

•

'

•

,

"

•

'

•

•

;

;

:

.

-

'

"Oh, my children, my poor children/' he exclaimed.

-..:•• His is one of the saddest cases ever before the naturalization court.here. "the. story of the last seven years of his and his family's lives in an epic of hunger, separation, war, sorrow, and the death: of three of his family by starvation in famine-ridden Galicia.

Somewhere on the: Atlantic ocean are five of his children, sailing toward their father, sisters and brothers in the land of promise. . .They do not know, that the. gates of America have been shut against them today—because of a technicality.

Technicality is Bar Schell is an expert shoemaker and has worked continuously since he arrived in Omaha in 1913 with thre6 of his children.

But a technicality stands between him and his five other children. For he has not resided in one place continuously lor the last five years, as the naturalization law requires. Three

years ago 4e- went" to Braddock, Pa., where he was manager of a shoe section in a department store. He stayed two years. This stood' against him in naturalization' court this morning and the government examiner stood sternly for the technicality: M. Fanger, brotber-in-law of Schell and owner of a _ store in Council Bluffs, .was one of Schell's witnesses.

He said thai while "Schell was in Braddock he visited him frequently when he ;went to.New York on business. He knew he was there all the time. But the law doesn't recognize such knowledge. .

.

1

•

•

"

_

,

.

-

•

?

-

I even interested W. J.-Bryan in .the case and. he cabled over there but could not get information. ' ''Near the end of the \ w we got the terrible word that Mrs. Schell had died*—of starvation.

Children Die "Some tjme ago/we bought, transportation and sen$ money -to' the total amount -of -$1,200' to bring the,seven children over. .Then we. gpt. a "letter that two of' the children, daughter^ 19, and son,. 9, also, ...had' died of

starvation.

"

"A short time.'ago the* other five children got- their -passports and now they are on their way.'•'••" "My brother-in-law could not be naturalized'while his wife was living in a foreign country. When she died he immediately began to seek his second citizenship papers so his children would be admitted to this country. Now-1 don't'know what we will do. He is nearly'crazy-with worry and disappointment. ' ' •

Bill:Introduced .at" Lincoln Will Protect All Races From At'•'•.' ' tacks by Fanatics.

Nebraska Jewry has decided to strike "back at Henry. Ford and i t s clique of assassins of character who have been attacking the Jews maliciously ''vith the purpose of creating anti-Semitism in America.

A bill has been introduced in both houses 'of • the legislature which, if passed, will -prohibit Ford from circulsting ids propaganda against the Jew in Nebraska because the writings are not true and are being circulated to cause preudices against a race or people.

Tha bill defines "general libel" as follows: . ' A general libel is a malicious defamation, expressed by-printing, or signs OT printing, or the like, tending to impeach the honesty, integrity, virtue, reputation, character or patriotism of the people of" any nationality, race, religious denomination or sect, thereby exposing them to public .hatred, contempt, ridicule, prejudice or disfavor.

The rest of ^he/bill follows: Section 2. Any officer, director or ageai of a corporation, or any person

who shall write, or c "ase to be ten, publish, or cause to be published, distribute, or cause to be distributed, any such libel, shall, upon conviction, foe fined not exceeding onn thoEsand ($lj000)- dollars and confined tn the county Sail' or penitentiary, not exceeding one year.

Section 3. I t shall not be a defeuse to a prosecution for any of the acts prohibited; in the foregoing1 section that any part of such set or acts shall have been committed outside this state, and' the offense shall in such case be deemed and alleged to have been committed tod the offender tried and punished in any .county, in •which such general libel was distributed.

Section 4. In all prosecutions for general libel, the truth, when published' with good motives and for justifiable ends, shall he a stsf!frM»nt defense. , Tfci"bill has beeu referred to the judiciary committee in both the hesse and the senate.

The first hearing on tfie bill v/as scheduled to. be held late today in tlie senate judiciary committee room.

The.B'nai Brith is taking an active part in the work to make the bill a law. A comaaittee from the lodge left early this morning for Lincoln and will appear before the committee.

Sam Beber, lp,, son of Mr. and guilty of the charge, Jews in America, and in other countries raised a ,1und. Mrs. L Beber,. 3146 Chicago street, ,. Husband Crazed.

Beilis and his family were sent to received the'highest grade at Greigh"This is the: saddest- case ever ton ''University this year-r94. He Palestine. brought up in Omaha," declared FanBeilis' letters sent to the "New also received the highest grade the ger. In 1913' my brother-in-law left York Day," a Jewish newspaper in year before which was 97.

Lemberg, Galicia, with three of nis He was the president of the Y. M. New York, are self-explanatory. children and came to Omaha. A year H. A.', last year.

He also won honors, . Following are the letter^: later he received word that his wife "I come to inform you that after while a student at Central High and seven other- children were starvseven years of suffering in Palestine school. where I had hoped to spend my last ing. He caine to me; weeping and askfew. years, both because the Jewish ed me to help'him. I purchased tickets people desired it and I myself -wished for them.

'Fangef said the" case will be taken it, I and my family have decided, much to our regret to go to' America "But just as they received them the up with authorities at. Washington, where I have a brother-in-law, in war broke out and - they could not bat naturalization' officials declare, Philadelphia. Here we can n& .ledger leave the country. Then for three there is no' way to- get around the remain and I have every hope that years we could-fiStThear .from them. technicality produced by Schell's two on reaching America, I will be able My brother-in-la.'s? t was nearly crazy.- year's residence in.Pennsylvania.„ to work as much as my health will Jewish Welfare Federation Joins allow and provide for a living.

With Sheltering Society Puts Up Case to Jews. in National Event "In Palestine there is nothing to Business," Says f Observe Lincoln's Birthday I WINS" INTNEWSTCONTEST T **I Mean be dope and I lack the means to do Morris Gest 'in Regard O — — — .

—U> • ftanything with. I will sell all my "Citizenship week" will be observed ©_ : t© .

Suit Against ,Ford. , ' «f5ce manager of furniture and leave for America at m Omaha starting Friday evening, The birthday of Abraham Lincoln, an early date.

Market, won the "most February vll arid ending Saturday, the great martyr-president, will be What I desire you to do is that you popular businesswoman" contest observed during the week by Omaha Walter Byrne,' sales manager of the 1 insert this in, your" publication and February 19. ,..,'• . •'..which was conducted

by The Omaha Nebraska?Power coaijiany, who is Pistrict-Judge ~Sears and Rabbi Jews. let other papers reprint i t so that Daily News daring .-the. past two Rabbi Frederick Cohn will deliver commander «f" sthe Aisjerican. Legion, the -world at large may know the Morris Taxon will speak on the value ; PresMent *, of Bistrfet Grand weeks.' ' ' . . ' . ' ••..*' " ,' • * sent the following;" lette^r'to the cause of my misfortunes and the a sermon on "Abraham Lincoln" at j L<Mlge -to Address of citizenship at ja mass meeting of She had 54,000 votes. Her nearest reason that I am compelled t6 leave. om schppl. .The meeting, starts at 8 Temple Israel Friday night. He will Editor of the -Jewish, PrassT ' • Lodge Next TbxsmPalestine, -why I am unable to earn a '" competitor ,was Alice McComtick.

"I-read with int&est an article in speak on the same subject afc the Y. p. In. The"> public is inyited.

• •day Night, living and why l a m in debt.

The contest was spirited. Rivalry a recent issua- of "The Jewish Press M. C. A. at 3:30 p.m. .

"I can. lardly walk out into the 1 • Federation is in Charge "Abraham Lincoln" will: be the topic which reports ihat, xaofce.. than 200^0:00 for Ih'e'honor/was && \ streets without someone approaching rfor inoneyr- and "as a matter at in ^ recent w ^ r, president ©f the districl-g^ii" fact, has direction 6J.-tKe ^ t one should h l drepay when h one h service and and Sunday schools during the week. with interest also the information that California, and a visit • with Viola borrowed. lodge, will speak at the next open Jewish soldiers were among those Dana, the movie star.

"Soon after my case was over, Jews! Americanization committee of the meeting of the local B'nai Brith lodgfe The date of the trip has net yet SOPHIE BRASLAIT SIGNS who won the highest honors. of America and Mexico sent to Paris Jewish; Welfare Federation. : next Thursday night ia the Lyric in care of the I. C. A. 21,000 francs ' The -Hebrew Sheltering' and ImmiCONTRACT WITH CLUB "The boys who wore khaki know been, set./ •with !which to purchase some sort of grant' Aid Society o£ America desigbuilding. that the Jewish boys did their part Mrs Reuben.

Kulakofsky gave a a farmstead for me in Palestine. The Sophie Braslau has signed the conJews of Berlin, Danzig and London nated the week named as "Citizen- tract with the Omaha Hebrew club ia the war and we ridicule narrow- party in celebration, of Miss Krasne's The meeting is being lield. under the also remitted twenty-thousand francs ship week,";, according-' to an anminded fanatics who attempt to victory Monday night. direction of the intellectual advanceto the I. A. C , making a total of nouncement made by Mr. John L. to sing at the auditorium March 20 spread race prejudice by reporting ment committee of the lodge. under the auspices of the club. " forty-one thousand francs.

Bernstein, president of the society. that the Jewish citizens of this coun- BARON ROTHSCHILD MEETS Arrangements are being made alMiss Sadie Holland will give sev"Had a house and an almond This is due-to a suggestion made try shirked their duty during a time garden been purchased for me at the ready by the entertainment commiteral vocal solos.

Lambda Sigma EAST SIDE OF NEW YORK time as might have been done I by Congressman Isaac. .Siegel. The tee of the club for the concert, All of stress. During this : war it was orchestra* will furnish music.

Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant would now be a happy man; I would not Jew or Gentile; wh te or.black. .New York. (J. C. B. Service.) In have been able to make a living and Aid Society-has called upon rabbis, the proceeds will be used for the re- We fought as Americans against a ' a desire to meet the East Side Jewwould have owed no one anything. national directors of the society in lief of the Jewish War Sufferers.

OMAHANS ACTIVE DURING-* common foe. This feeling should re- ''isI* masses • of New Yorky Major Jas. But they have done nothing. They Tickets for the concert will be sold RETAILERS'MEETING HKEB purchased nothing and when the war hundreds of cities throughout the by members of the club, by represen- main with us in peace times as well ' ¥•• Rothschild, on the evening prior Morris Gest, who has filed a libel Many merchants from various parte broke out I found myself in straight- country, communal leaders, educators as in times of war.

I *° sailing for home addressed a large tatives of civic organizations, and in suit against Henry Ford for $5,000,of the state and Omaha took part in ened circumstances. and heads of organizations to co"In order to keep alive this wonder- J mass of Jews at the Educational Al: down-town stores.

0000 damages, said today that he [the annual meeting of the Nebraska operate with it so that "Citizenship ful' feeling the American Legion was liance on East Broadway.

Turkish Money Was Worthless means business.

Eetail Clothiers association durihag organized. A membership drive is The attraction of having a genuine "In Jaffa the representative of week" may be of nation-wide influ"I -am going through this suit," the past week.

Rabbi Cohn Speaks to .1 now on. Jewish boys who served" in member ofs the Rothschild family on Baron Rothschild at that time was ence.

Brell. He used to advance me every To Help Foreigners Shenandoah Congregationalists the recent war are respectfully invit- the East Side was enhanced .by the said Gest, "if it takes every cent I William Holznian of the Nebraska* have snd can borrow from my Clothing company read the speech of month one thousand francs in TurkDuring "Citizenship week," persons Eabbi Gohn spoke at the Congrega- ed and are desired as members of the fact that the major who-has served friends." ish paper money which was perfectly Sidney Hillman, New York, who wag whoj have not yet become citizens of tional Church in Shenandoah, Iowa, Legion. with the British forces in Palestine, worthless. I had insufficient means Gest charged that Ford's attack on unable to attend. Louis A. Leppke, to live on, so I borrowed in all direc- the United States will be urged -to last Sunday. His subject was "Anti"If you are a member'of the Legion had acquired a" fair knowledge of tions and became involved in debts. apply for their first papers and those Defamation." He spoke also before already see to it that your dues are Hebrew and greeted his'audience in his character in the Dearborn In- advertising manager of the Nebrasdependent was withost foundation. ka Clothing company, was re-elected During the seven years, all of the who already have declared their inthe Men's Club of Shenandoah, on paid. that language. r money has been spent and I am left secretary-treasury of the organizapenniless, with numerous people who tention, to apply for their final citi- "Henry Ford's Charges Against the "We would like to have every exFor hours before the meeting tion.

• Mr. Leppke was one of the zenship papers. " •will not not let me remain in peace.

Jews." At the evening service at tlie soldier in Douglas county as a mem- opened, thousands" of East Siders ENGLISH PRESS COMMENT chief members of the committee oft "Had the entire amount been given Originally Congressman Siegel church he delivered his lecture^on ber of the American Legion. crowded the entire section of the Al- QN PALESTINE MANDATE arrangements for the annual »#etto me a t one time I would have pro- suggested one day, Lincoln's birth- "Why I am a Jew." liance and , subsequently the police .. vided for myself. This was not done London. (J. C. B. Service.) Com- ing this year.

The Ministerial Association of She- J DR. KULAKOFSKY R E T U R N S had to turn back a host of many menting editorially on Britain's Paland I now ,turn to you and ask, what day, February 12. -The. Hebrew E L. Smith, vice-president an<i am I to do ? I have no alternative Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society nandoah passed a_ strong resolution Dr. Barney Kulakofaky, Creighton, thousands. ' estine mandate, the "Times" declares general manager of Magee's in Iiifr , but to go to America. I t is quite believed the idea sa valuable and in against thg anti-Jewish attacks of. U^versity graduate, who has been _,_Rothschild made ^ ^a „ brief ^ ^ ad^_ that while the mandate secures the coin, was elected president of the asMajor possible that the Baron is not aware order to) make certain that the whole Ford and against^ all^anti-Semitism, studying and practicing in New York j dress'in Hebrew to which* Reverend realization of of Balfour's promise sociation. The convention endad last r of the circumstances, possibly wei'e he to know, matters would be dif-country may be reached and that the saying it is un-American and un- for the .past.two years in ear, nose " Masliansky and Rabbi Dr. Berlin for a Jewish^national home, the man- Thursday night. . • • • ferent, but all care is taken that largest number of persons may be Christian, Rabbi Cohn said. j and throat surgery, has returned to {plied. Reuben Braiain, the noted date is defective in its failure to deBaron Rothschild should regain in influenced, it was decided that a . here to practice.

Hebrew writer, presided and Cantor ?ftne the phrase and expressly avow LARGE PALESTINE DELEGATION ignorance. whole week should be devoted to the PUBLISH H E R Z L ' S MEMOIRS Dr. Kulakofsky is the son of Mr. Josef Rosenblatt excelled himself in the establishment of a future Jewish "1 realized three years ago my ill- furtherance of citizenship.', .TO -VISIT AMERICA fortune-and felt then that I was utLondon. (J. C. B. Service.) Prepara- and Mrs. .1. Kulakofsky^ 2105 South some musical .numbers. commonwealth.

Jerusalem. (J. C. B. Service,) K terly lost here. I then desired to leave tions for the publication of Herzl's Tenth street.

Emphasizing that the British ideal the Zionist executive in London »«• On the same day, Madam Rothschild but there were good friends, leading BOMBAY WILL HAVE Memoirs are practically completed' with regard to Palestine should J>e to cedes to the request of local J-ionistd was entertained "at a 'luncheon arcitizens of Jaffa who persuaded me A JEWISH MAYOR and the first volume will'makeltsap- DAUGHTERSJOF_ISRAEL_ AID not to do so, telling me that they will ranged by the Hadassah Executive, enable it to stand alone and ^fully to postpone the forthcoming meeting see Baron de Rothschild and see to SOCIETY TO GIVE BALL at which ieading Jewish women gave protect itself, the "Times" calls for of the Zionist Greater Action ComLondon. (J. C. B. Service.) Sir pearance towards the end of ;1S21.: it that he should provide for me. I David Sasson, a distinguished memConsiderable -difference is said_ t o ' - The ninth annual ball, of the 'h e r a cordial. welcome.' Mrs. Roth- a wide immigration and welcomes mittee which is now set ior"Febru« listened to them. ber of that Jewish family in India, exist between the editors regarding Daughters of Israel Aid Society will j schild briefly responded, expressing the enlistment of Voluntary troops. ary 13, a lsrge delegation of lo<;al "I believe that if the -world, at large The "Jewish Chronicle" expressed leading Jews will visit America, inwill be familiarized with the facts, is a candidate foi' the chairmanship material which affects persons still be given February 27 at the munic- her appreciation of the work of the some good soul may ask the. question, of the Bombay municipality, and his living. i ipal auditoriom.

Hadassah and her hopes for the early distinct dissatisfaction with the terms cluding Dr. fcupin and Meaachem how is it possible to mete out such election is quite-assured, says a disof the mandate. The "Chronicle" Mendel UssissMdn, the piesent head The proc^ds of the ball will go to- realization of their ideal. treatment to one. who has suffered patch from Bombay. • ^ , . .

NO MORE CONCERTS FOK points out that whole Jews are called of the Zionist commission. 3n thfe ward paying the Mortgage on the because of Jewry and of whom such upon to make a supreme effort for event of Mr. Ussisshkin leaving the PADEREWSKIv Jewish Old People's Home. a fuss was made, how is it possible NOTED RUSSIAN DANCER that he should be so coir.pletely for- WANT HOMES FOR GIRLS the desired, development of Palestine, country, Dr. Eder who is favored by New York. J . C. B. Service.) The NIJINSKI DIED A YEAR AGO; gotten? the terms of the mandate do not ren- Sir Herbert Samuel and Professor The Jewish -Welfare; Federation generad press of this cjty carried the American Consul Would Have Jewish • NEWS ONLY JUST. REVEALED der that encouragement which is es- Weizmann, would ©gain assteflae Says He Asks Nothing desires the names o f ^families, who following dispatch from Morges, Refugees Produce Birth Certificates "I do not ask for anything from wish to provide "homes for girls.who Switzerland: / Paris. (J. C. 3 . Service.) The Vienna. (J. C B.; Service) It has sential for the sacrifice involved. ? charge as head of the commissioa. anyone, and had I been in possession are attending school. Persons wishThe "Morning Post" expresses satFormer Premier Paderewski of Po- American Consul in Roumania refuses only just become known that the of the forty-one thousand francs I ing to tnake application are requested isfaction with'the terms of the manland announced that although he had to vise the passports of Jewish noted Russian dancer* Nij'inski died OPEN NEW KOSHER would have purchased a house here to telephone the Federation ofEce, resigned as a member of the Polish emigrants unless they produce in ad- about a year ago in an, internment date since it protects the non-Jewish and would have known no want RESTAURANT "I pray you to comply with my re- Douglas 3230. :..-,, peace delegation, the report of hisdition to all other necessary docu- j camp in Hungary. Acording to a nationalities and makes a Jewish A new Kosher -restaurant lias quest and make this public in your resignation as Polish delegate to the ments a birth certificate, says a dis- j report made public here, he was in- commonwealth impossible by virtue opened at S16 South Fifteenth street. paper. Gratefully yours, YIDDISH AND HEBRfiW BANNED Leag»e of Nations was incorrect. patch from Bucharest. terned by.the..Hungarian government of their being a minority.

The owners are Mrs. S. Mfthdel and , Mendel Beilis.

The famous pianist said he will Vienna.

(J. C.?B Service.)

A during the. war, and is supposed to Arthur Zwieback* Mr, Handel reV Postscript: Everything that I have WOMEN TO GIVE DANCE PARIS FOREIGN QUARTER = have died chiefly as the result of uncently returned from New Yojk •written above can be confirmed. I am Budapest report states-that the Hun- never play in concert'again, though The Women's Auxiliary of the where he operated a similar eating RAIDED noli one of those individuals who garian Post Administration has made he has received many excellent offers satisfactory; conditions in the camp simply like to complain, but the fact public in the official government pub- from America. He is going to the Paris. (J. C. B. Service.) The local in which he-had" been';confined. This B'nai Brith will give an informal place.. of the matter is that they have had lication . a prohibition • against using United States about the end of Feb- police yesterday raided the foreign is/the reason advanced for the fact dance at tHe Fontenelle hotel TuesThe restaurant was opened Tuesthe money • • and have done nothing the mails for correspondence in Yid- raary, he said, and will first visit immigrant quarter and arrested hunday evening, February 15, Proceeds that his death was never made day, and already has had a good wi<j£i it. You can verify this from the California. dish or Hebrew^ of foreigners. will be given, to charity. public. patronage, according to Mr. iContinued ori page 4.).

^Citizenship Week" To Be Observed In Omaha. Judge Sears To Be Among Speakers

Americans All

t

" " S U B S C R I P T I O N - P E I G E , A'TEAR,'$i$5©.

• . . ^ <•'.."

Omaha Jew Denied Citizenship on;> Technicality.—Children Expecting Happiness to be Returned to ( Misery.—Mother and' ,Two • Other ChHdren Died of Starvation in.War-Stricken Europe; ; •

New York, Feb. Q.—Mendel Beffis, the Jewish martyr, whose name became a household word in 1912 when he. was charged by Eussian persecutors of the Jews with killing a child in order to get blood for the Passover, is planning to come to America in I order to earn a livelihood. j He is now in London; Following the famous Beilis trial, which rivaled the Dreyfus case, a t

i

;

frame kw,T§ ffroit HemyrFf

Man Weeps As U. S. Shuts fete Toi s Motherless

Jewish Martyr Leaves Palestine; Now in London; Writes to "New York Day"

which time Beilis was found:'not

APPLICATION MADE'TOE- ENTRY AS; SECONB CLASS MAIL MATTER

\

•

•

\

:

.

-

.

-

\

PAGE 2—THE JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1921. and justice. I t is another to en- Samuel, Sir Alfred 1 Mond and' Dr. throne the fighting instinct, and I Weizmaim informing them thS* he believe that the growing Inclination ; had succeeded in creating an Advisory' Published every Thursday at Omaha, Nebraska, by of what are called tins best geople Economic Council for America which THE JEWISH PRESS PUBLISHING <J0SPANY. ;: in our |snd t o ^ v e their indorsement would co-operate with the British MORRIS E. JACOBS, Manager. ^ ^e York, f J. C. B. Service.) In to such contests is an expression of Council in furthering the development Office, Four, Baird Bldg.—Telephone, Dtmg. 2372V his sermon at Temple Beth-El, Rabbi decadence. I t means the vitiation of of Palestine and that a special com(Frcrn Omaha Bee) zen of Germany, he" could not secure Dr. Samuel Shalman scored the recent our moral cEiscniaiBatkHi ssA i t means mittee unfier the chairmanship of Joachim Slotkin, "the man without a passport to the land of his desilies,; $1.50 Subscription Price, one year_ a country," has arrived in Omaha. for a state of war still existed* jbe-i prize figbft in which the, Jewish that America has taken a step back- Judge Lehman wHould formulate plans Advertising rates furnished on application. for a ipermanent organisation. Sir After six years imprisonment in tween Germany and the United champion Benny Leonard was the ward."

Alfred Mond cabled Major Rothschild I NOT. FEINTED FOR PERSONAL PROFIT . — Profits from the Germany Joachim is at last a free States. chief figure. f~ — Rabbi Shulman analyzed the fight his congratulations. A cable was re|; publication of The Jewish Press are to be given to worthy communal man. Better still? he is again united "I call this fight a picture of civil- in considerable detail, saying that Man Without Country causes. with his two Omaha sisters. Mrs. ization-because it reproduced every- what was good in i t iras the jshysicBi «eiv«d' bj Major Rothschild on the day He was literally a man without a thing that is good and everything of his departure and was as follows: CHANGE OF ADDRESS—Pleaae ^lve botb the «W and new address; be sure Gabriel Colton, 1714 North Twentycourage and the fairness of playing country! *•-•-'• "Jerusalem, Feb. 2, 1921. Congrat. ' and slgfl/ame. v ' : _ fourth street, and Mrs. Henry Sasthat is" still bad in our civilization." the same. -While rejoicing in the His sisters here employed « n attorulations on your success. Showed cable kin, Sixteenth and Nicholas streets. said Rabbi Shulman. "It is a conney. They finally interested officials densed report of the tendencies of the champion's evidence, of Jewish fear- to High Commissioner who cabled you Only, the untiring efforts x > f the 11 "WHEN A FELLER NEEPS A FRIEND" lessness, the rabid saM Leonard 'direct. Assure New York friends all in the state department. The consul^ V Under this caption Claire''Briggs presentedva cartoon in a two sisters and the interest of the general in Berlin was cabled. And time. It gives in miniature the image would have done better to refuse to 'goes well here. With their co-operaW e n t issue of the 'World-Herald' ^that preaches a powerful State department made his arrival after many months of weary waiting of our conventional life. All that was fight-<» the Sabbath, which begins at tion convinced great work can bm necessary for it to be a complete here possible. Mrs. Colton and Mrs. taermon for all of_us. ~ the flnnisn government provided Ms, complete realistic photograph of our sundown each Friday. Th& evil of achieved in Palestine. Will inform Saskin have spent a small fortune in the fight, lt« .declared, was two-fold— J- Before a crowded schoolroom a little boy, just arrived to very complex life would have been the glorification of the spirit of frag- Weizmann immediately."

Joachim here, but their 3oy passport to this country. /these shores of equality and-fair-play, the pallor of Europe's bringing <^But I will, not be a man without for it to be opened with prayer. on his arrival showed they felt well nacity ©ad- the • evil ik&t permeates (starvation still .on his cheeks(, and the anguish of misery in his repaid, a country long," Joachim 'tliclared. , "I do net say this in order^o get a everything f i sunken eyes, is trying to answer the teacher's question "What Joachim and the two sisters spent "J$st as soon as I can get my papers laugh. I am very serious about it, .is your name?" , -r I'm going to be a citizen of these childhood days in the peaceful for, as every function of importance SCHILB UPON S I S SUCCESSFUL T His foreign-sounding, almost unpronouncable, Slavic name their United States." little village of Mogiliff, Russia.

The v AMESICAM WSIT' • ^s causing much suppressed giggling and laughter, among his sisters came t o America with their On the day of his arrival Joachim is opened with prayer, this prize fight, especially as a benificent purNew York.

(J. C. B. Service.) Acijfellow Americans in those halls of learning. Andvthe newcomer parents, but the brother remained in entered night school. Although he pose was attached to it, and consider- knowieclgiEg & cable winch Melor stands helpless and alone amidst it all. speaks some English he is determined ,) What a welcome for him! We can imagine the jibes ih.sk Russia. to learn the language ©f his adopted ing that it has received the blessing RotihscMld had sent to Sir Herbert 'iwill follow him around that school, the taunts that will be country perfectly. ; of the communal conscience, should Captured by Germans have been ^opened with an invocation Mirown at him, and the tricks that will be played on him." And He worked and saved and was/ like Bad Dream of the divine blessing upon the We can imagin$,his state«of mind and his own conception of this about to joiiu-them here when war gathering and .grace for both victor 1 "As I came ia on the ship I saw America. was declared. He enlisted in the the Statue of Liberty," he\aid. "I and vanquished might have been Russian army. In one of the first never want to see it again—from J;he prayed for. With this touch of conShall we permit this? How can we prevent this? battles he was made a prisoner by east." ventional prayer, the spectacle would Through knowledge, justice and tact. Through kindness, the Germans. have been complete. . There would >Ierance and above. all else—sympathy. Sympathy is the uni- The signing of the armistice meant There were tears in his eyes as hehave been nothing lacking to bring told of the many years of separation rersal human quality which can unite man to inan and over- nothing to Joachim, except that he Store No. S Store No. 2 out the crying contradiction between Store No. 1 from his sisters. throw the barriers'of strange customs and foreign costumes. was given more freedom in Germany. w our professional creeds in Christen"They were very dear to me," he • • "J & S "Wolfs" .

"Wolf's" Sympathy reaches down into the hearts of men- and binds Legally a resident of Mogiliff, he at- said. dom and the actual deeds which make 1 "I had one hope in life—to SC2 South 16th St., .Sfcjrt Shop 1421'Douglas Street, them as men to a ^common cause. Sympathy dispels ignorance. tempted to return there, only to find Join them in this country—and now up the business and pleasure of our Omaha Sympathy is the foundation of'true education.

Eialto Theatre his home town was in the hands of my hope is realized. I l l pay thjm lives.

How can we expect of our immigrants, those to whom our the soviet government. some way for their help to me. "It is one thing to fight for right gates have been thrown open, an understanding and appreciation sThe Germans would not release back "Living Germany was like * a of the principles of American life and American character when him to return to the-soviet country, bad dream. inThere no morals in we greet them as that little chap of the caAoon was greeted? and even had he returned he could Germany now—everyare one>does as he How can we ask them to give up living in their own little not have secured a passport to the or she pleases. But recently there 'Harry H. Lapldc*. Pres.-Treas.

Jos. Pepper. Vice-President. colonies in our great cities and share in the larger life around United States, The Soviets were not has been more food there.'

VT. G. Ur», Secretary. them, when no welcoming hand is stretched out to them? recognized by this country. is 25. He is living with Omaha Fixture <& How can we demand of them to throw into the great And even though he became a citi- hisJoachim to. Oraata Real sister, Mrs. Saskin.

TH E J E WIS H PR ESS

Ian Without Country Aifiyfs Eere

Rabbi Scores koisard, ||| • kvmh.

u

Wolfs .«3 Shops * Make Itjfendy To Buy Men's Hats, FumahingSy Etc.

•™»

Supply Co.

melting pot of American life the treasures of the old world which are theirs,.when we persistently refuse to see the precious CONGRESS5IAN LONDON SCORES DE VALERANOW! ores which lie just below the surface, when we ourselves are IN IMMIGRATION DEBATE not prepared to qelye-for them, with patience 'and honest efforts?

Of course 1 After Lenin and TrotzNew York. (J. C. B. Service.) "Does "Americanization is the preparation of the hearts of the ky and Bela Kun are identified as the future welfare of the United native born to receive into full7fellowship the foreign born."

Jews, because they are' marked as States demand free and unrestricted enemies of society, it is not surf/ris- immigration?" was me question <Iebafr»&jn Cooper Union by Represening to find De Valera, the Sinn Fein tative Meyer London, Socialist, of leader, placed in_the_ same category. this city, and William N. Vaile, RepIn a letter to the "Morning Post", resentative from Colorado and a i Man Seeks to Annul Marriage, Bill Now Up In The Legislature Mr. R. B. Cunningham Graham, writ- member of the House Committee on V Claiming Spouse Violated May Be Passed. ing from 39 Chester Square, says that Immigration. Mr. London favored ; Jewish Custom.

De -Valera is (so Mr. Graham is unrestricted immigration' and Mr. ^Vaile defended the bill before Ceo(Written by the World-Heifcld assured) the son of a New York"Jew Correspondent a j Lincoln.)

New York. ( J . C . B. Service.) One which S eeksto.r«stect immigiaand a Roscommon peasant woman. of the snost unusual matrimonial acWhat could better prove the theory faon for,one year. Both ^pe&kexs, Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 9.—All aliens, .ticns ever filed in this city -was dis- including people of every nationality, ^•ui^,. Mr. TIT, Graham r w , * « , f o^ T,^,t * w however, kept away from the provim o t ! adumbrates that closed^ through a decision ,in thewho are not citizens of the United the Sinn Fein agitation is carried on sions of the bijl in their discussion.

So'preme Court by Justice Lydon, up- State, may be prohibited from own- with Jewish gold sent by "Moscow Congressman London was throughholding the complaint and directing; ing real estate in the state of Neb- Jews" to "New York Jews"> and by out emphatic in demonstrating the a trial by jury of a suit by Jacob raska if the present trend of the them transmitted to Ireland. Mr. benefit received by this country from Triezner against Mrs. Caroline Triez- legislative mind continues, ner to annul a marriage ceremony v The house of representatives voted Graham seenis_to think that the Siaa say he scored over his opponent. tmder the orthodox Jewish practice 64 to 23, to reject the majority report Fein leader must necessarily be a because his -wife brought about the rof the house Judiciary committee on Jewjvbecause his name is prefixed marriage by making false statements. the Davis Japanese land bill which with "De", and he gives several inFRIENDS -The fraud alleged is that the wife would prohibit all aliens who cannot stances of Judeo-Spanish names—De your job of Miranda, de Silva—as inrepresented that she hsd "observed> become citizens of the United States Tudela, De v PRINTING stances.

But we seem, to have heard abided by, and gone through a cer- fronvowning land or other real estate will be given tain Jewish, orthodox religions prac- in the state. / The bill, therefore, goes of De Montfort, while the "De" prePersonal fix is certainly common among nontice which requires a widow who has out on general file and probably will Attention never had children, and whose deceas- be re-referred to the committee with Jews in many parts of the world.

YAFFE ea husband has a Brother surviving, instructions to draft an amendment We see that, in his letter, Mr. Gra..Printer.* . to ask said brother of the deceased which will exclude not only the Jap- ham spells Bela Kun's name "Kohn",' husband to marry her, and thaj if anese and all those who may-not be- clearly for •Hie purpose of identifysaid brother is either unwilling or come citizens of the United States ing this"rflan as a Jew although his •unable, the required ceremony is for from owning real estate but to also Jewish origin has, upon the best of ,s Omaha's the widow to remove hia shoe with a include all aliens who may, but doauthority, been frequently denied.

Newest and Finest Equiped But with a certain class of persons, certain ceremony."

Bath-House. not, become citizens. • anyone who is troublesime is a Jew. Baths, ilassag'*, Hot Packs, E!ec» Justice Lydon said that the cereThe amendment will be offered im- There was a time not BO long ago trie Treatment, Inhalatorium. inony referred to is no doubt that mediately. ^Representative McClellan when Mr. Cunninghame Graham himcontained in the Book of Beuteronomy, of Grand Island declared he will offer self, as-he stood in the dock a t the chapter "25, secfions 5 to 10, reading it if no one else does. Tltere is every Old Bailey charged with Sir. John ss-follows: .

CONCANNON BROS., Props, indication, judging from tfi}2 sentiment Burns and others with disorderly Here is Jewish Law 1401 Farnam SU, Basement expressed in the discussion of the conduct in^ Trafalgar Square, ran Entrance.

Ifbrethren dwell together and^ tfapanese b i l i t H i g afternoon, that the thq risk of some scribbler in the one of them die and have no child bill, with such an amendment, will "Morning Post" debiting him to our Telephone: Tyler 5731 t i e wife of the dead shall not marry OMAHA, NEB. people. But so i t happened we were without unto a stranger; her hus-carry.

Representative Kodaman of Kim- spared thatr-T-London Jewish "World. band's brother shall go-in unto her ball, chairman of the judiciary which and jbake her to him to wife and pervoted, 8 to 3, to kill the bill in the form the duty of a husband's brother committee, declared that he could not unto her.

V support a measure which denied rights "6. And it shall be : that the first to well-meaning Japanese citizens born which she beareth shall succeed which' are granted to much less desirin the\MHie ^of his brother which is able citizens of-jbther. countries who idead, that ids name be not put outhave the chance to become citizens j o f I s s a g L : ' • • • • / ••._••• • ' • : - : -\ IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, and; who will nevertheless not take "7.; \jSiid rF the man like not to take the opportunity, • "If w a r e , going to You «re especially invited to examine the GARDNER •his brothers wife, then let, his set such limits as these," he said,"let LIGHT FOUR. brother'awife go-op to the gate unto us make it sufficiently wide to catch the eMers and say, *My husband's all of them."

• GARDNER LIGHT FOUR was designed to meet brother refuseth to raise tip unto his the demand of 97 per cent of all car owners—and it Many of the representatives who doe*—it has proved 100 per cent value in the hands brother a name in Israel; he_will not opposed bill held to the opinion of thpus&nds o f satisfied drivers—4hey praise itSi/unperform the duty of nty- husband's that thethe usual economy and ease of operation. # problem was DOB for the brother. ,. " national government to solve and a It has outside beauty and inside durability, power, "8. Then the elders of his city shall very delicate proposition for the state refinement and comfort—over thirty-three years of call hint and speak^nnto liim, and if to handle.- Nebraska would be the success in building good vehicles assures jn the he stand toI it and'say, Tl&e »ot to second state in the union to enact GARDNER car a dependable product free from the cost of experiment. ; lake her.*"'' s ';: '' such legislation if the bill should pass, Then i shall his brother's -wife and the first state to enact a bill It is tiie lowest priced and the easiest car to operate come; tbitd hfan in the presence of the barring all aliens,from; holding realof its class in t i e world—the one car'for everybody elderfe and loose his shoe from offhis! estate if the bill with the proposed that is creating a country-wide sensation, t)OWT FAIL TO SEE IT 1 ",>• foot and spit in his face Jxul shall .amenAments BhOuld pass* answer and say,'So shall it be done $£195,"?. P. B^ St. Louis. unto the man that -will not build up living, g, which; would not ^necessitate his brother's house. lii y ]] ab ceremony above set set "10. And his name shall be called the religious,

Unusual Flatrimonial Case Reported hlkvi York Court

ALL ALIENS FROM LARD OWMERSHIP

I

Vf« occupy ever T0.003 Eouare feet , Southwest Corner Eleventh ~aj>d Docclas Streets.

P l o n e : Doujrlas 2724 OMAHA. >TEB.

AH Eirvds «£ insurance.

4

-DISTRIBUTORS <-^ Farnam at the Boulevard. * I Twenty-four Hour Service. ' Phone: Heraey 0863. I ' i'

a result f '

-

-

'

f

Any cEent of ows will tell j'ou that they get conscientious service -when vre are looking * after <fceir insurance basinet. *

) Saul School Of Business

When yon -place your hasaxsxi.es in ottr liands, all your worry a&oot loss or expirations is forever eliminated.

•

In Its thirtieth year.

Tor efiocatcja^-oiMn an.fi DAY SESSIONS: S:30A. M. to lrt» P. M.

In our Building Manageisseat Departmsat, we have an \ - sn e^cient organization to take care of yotiri property at the smallest cost sad increased returns cm your investment.

,

Kcw classes formed first Monday of each. tA EYEXING EESSIONSt j ana ThnrsSays) CroO to 8:00 Ketr classes formed*first and third Kil ol each tl

H. JL WOLF COMPANY •Real Estate, Investments; Insurance, Bulldmg Bianageaient ISCh sad DouglaB Sts.

Fhone: Tyler 816®.

Omaha Natioaal Bank Bldg.

•'[ •

Paxton Hotel Turkish Baths

not hive parried tte

Osr e^>ert fasowjedge of Real Estate values is gnarantee that any EeaJ Estate business transacted through ocr office is & Eatisfcctory transaction.

COMPLETE STORE AND OFFICE OUTFITTERS

Can'i Stand

.'#!

\ TT is a true saying that & man cannot stand still. He must either go ahead or fall back, • -

•'

.-

•

•

.

\

-

y

Are you losing or gaining?

The answer depends upon your ability to save.

Thousands ia Om&ha «re getting saving

The OmaJia National Bank* Famam

*l

' - i * '*-«

**AGE 3—THE JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1921.

COMMITTEES FOR

FREE LOAN FUND _; <*ETS $50.00 PRIZE

WANT MORE MEMBERS

\

RETURNS FROM EAST L. "Margolin of the Allen Water Cooler System recently returned from the east where he visited kfter meeting a relative who recently arrived from Europe.

Mr.' Margolin said that the east is very optimistic as to business conditions, and that betters times are expected during March.

The Progresses club of the Y. M. H. A. is desirous of obtaiimig .new.members.

The organization is composed of Jewish boys "between the ages of sixteen and eighteen, maost of whom are High school students. Meetings are held at the Y.M.JL A. club rooms every two weeks. Boys wishing to join the ranks of the Progresse should see ©r call Leo Abramson, chairman of the

DAVIDSON'S VISITING SERE Mr. Max Brodkey and daughter, Sara, of Sioux City, are visiting with , Mr. and Mrs. S. BavidaiSi «* Moines, parents vof Mrs. Harry .Mrs. M. Biodkey of this city. lakofsky, are visiting witii "^ Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Slate and daugh- daughters here. ter of Des Moines are visiting with Mrs. Max Sommers entertained at Mrs. Slate's parents, Mr. iand Mrs. A a-lraeheon followed by bridge today.

Wolf.' v

J Welfare Organization, •On Wednesday, S%T>ruary 9; the The members of the X. T. C. club the latest, addition to Omaha's Fed- Thorpeians won tiieir fifth successive station of-relief workers, held its victory in the Commercial league by- at its meeting on Tuesday evening seconS regular meeting Sunday, Feb- defeating the' HugheS-Parmer quintet voted to donate the ^50 won £y the ruary €f a*'««> Y. M. H. A. d u b - 25-18. Fallowing the igame ike reg- club in the, subscription contest' of ._towns -Sie same -"pep" and «nt&nsi ular meeting was held at the Swedish "The Jewish Press" to the Free iLoan Fund of tie Jewish Welfare Federa^ aso ifcat -characterized ifce -opening Auditorium. tn$etlng featured.

It was/'decided to cancel the date tion. This donation is in accordance Morris, Sam and Leo Slr.'^e of HSnMr. and Mrs. S6i. Degan returned Committees were assigned io dif-: l which'the Thoijpeian spring dance •with the pledge" made hy the girls neapofis spent the week-en from Excelsior Springs, where they efent functions. was scheduled "to be heW, as the to give the prize money to some committee^ WANT J O DEBATE vdth friends. spent a couple of weeks.

Members of these committees are as Omaha Hebrew club ife giving their I A regular meeting of the Aleph Y follows: affair on the same date, March 20J A t t i i e ^ ^ ^ meeting an enjoy- BANDITS LOCK UP club was held Hobday evening, FebAdvisory Board: Plorenee Shames, and the Thorpeians desire'to extend able program was given for members 7, at the (club rooms in the WONDEBTUL SELECTION OF JEWISH AND HEBREW „_ GROCER IN ICE BOX ruary chamnsa; Flora Bienstock, Madeline tfci heartiest co-aperation towards and their friends. Miss Sophy WeinLyric building. The club has chalRECORDS JUST RECEIVED. Two young bandits held up and lenged any young men's club to a Cohn. stein, aqcompanietf "by her sister, making this a «ucess. . robbed the M. Gross grocery, 419 Among them are— .

Memberships Sophie "Weihstein, debate. ^ In reply to ^the challenge issued by Martha, rendered & vocal solo; Celia *Achenu Kol Beth Israel"

by EosenWatt chairman; Berthe Leon, Ann White, the Aleph Y club for a debate between Eei ffgave a solo dance, iand Dorothy South Twenty-fifth avenue, shortly The program consisted of a violin before 8 o'clock Tuesday and escaped "Dem RabDis Nigen Potpourri" Harriet Fleishman, Helen Kobinson, that organization and the Thorpeian Rubin gave, several recitations. selection by Morris Franklin; a piano | "Die Alt& K Ka^he" Die A Plans'are under way for a teV.to after locking Gross, Fred Dickman, solo by Miss Estelle Lapidus and Bess Stock, Rebecca Bercovici. club, the club at the present time is "Die M'sinke Ois Oisgegeben 610 South Twenty-»fifth, his clerk, and "Yohrzeit (Kadish)" by Sophie Braslau.

Eeatertainniejati Sylvia Kulakofs- aiming their efforts towards success be given Sunday afternoon, February Otis Itfielson, driver for Petersen- vocal members by the club quartet.

A complete line of Vkitor popular and Red Seal recot&s. ; home of Ann Selicow SOT ky,. chairman; Estelle Lapidus, Eva in athletic lines; and as .soon as ath- 20> a * The next meeting of the club will Pegau Baking company, in an ice w VICTROLAS from $%5 te S 3 5 O members of the club A?pirn. _. be held MonEay, February 14, at the letic activities slacken tip.a bit, the "" *" box. The robbers took $18 from the Sold <m Easy Terms.

All Modiels on Courtesy: Florence Shames, chair- "lub will put a debating squad in the The X. T. C. club members will cash register and $14 from the bakery club rooms.

18U Nora manj Anna Rosenblatt, Iva Slegal. field. Accordingly, the Aleph Y may act as hostesses at the George man. They overlooked $220 which 24th Sts*et.

Our first endeavor will be to in- at some future "Mate revive their Wellington entertainment to lie Gross had secreted in a side- com- KA-DEE-MO TO HAVE DANCE All arrangements are now completcaea$e. JOUT membership to include challenge which will he duly consid- given for all members of the partment of the cash register. & Y. W.~ H. A. on Tuesday evening, ed for the Valentine dance to be givpractically every Jewish young/wo- ered. man in Omaha. As a special induceDue to the fact that the Thorpeian February 22.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter* Apple and en by the Ka-Dee-Mo club February f ment to join cur ranks and to create A. C has «utgrajFji-its present conchildren arrived this morning to 13 at Kelpine's' academy.

THE AMERICAN LEGION The Reese orchestra will furnish a keen feeling of friendship among stitution, a committee consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Freed of Burk- spend some time with Mrs. Cora .WILL PRESENT - onr snembers, a party and dancing Sam Steinberg, Berj; Brown, Harry butnette, Texas, are /visiting Mrs. Wolf. Many affairs will he given for the music.

Bfioial will be held in conjunction with Rav^tz and Abe Meyers/was appoint- FreedV parenis, Mr. and Mrs. D. these guests and for Mrs-Lewis El~~ MAESTRO ARTUKO. ' Mi's. J. M. Erman and Mrs. Jack the Jewish'Women's Welfare Organ- ed to revise t i e present document. A Specter, They will remain for some son of St. Louis, who is visiting Mrs. lsj£u>zi -at the Elackstone hotel some •report -mil be tendered a t this-week's time.

Ed. Treller, and, Mrs. S. H. Rabino- Kaufman entertained twelve guests time in March. meeting by the Committee on the svitz, who is visiting her parents, Mr. Thursday at the Fontenelle tea room inhonor of Mrs. Erman's guest, Mrs. iSirs. E Kulakofsky spoke to the Constitution. . , and The C. C. Q. the home of and Mrs. Nathan Spiesherger. Wed- Arthur Stein of "Minneapolis. The. members on the work and aspirations nesday Mrs. M. Herzberg and Mrs. great Miss Iibbie Karkowitx, Sunday, afternoon was spent in playing cards. of,the Women's organization. . Flowers of Zion Meet January $0, at which time: Miss Bet- A. Herzberg entertained at a luncheon • OF HELAM, ITALY p u r next regular meeting will be A meeting of the Flowers of Zion ty Fine was elected treasurer^ The for these visitors, Thursday Mrs. J. The nest regular meeting of the held Sunday, March 6, at the club was held January 30 iat the home of next meeting will be held at the home Spresberger entertained at a dinner rooms. All" girls fourteen -years or Ethel Reikes. pnd Friday Mrs. M. S. Miller will Auxiliary of the B'nai Erith will be " • ..,. of Miss--Bess Fox. e bridge' party for these out-of- held on Thursday, February 17thi t»ver ars most cordially invited to atWorld's greatest condtrctor ami •orchestra.

Money was collected for the suffer| On Tuesday; February 15, the Auxilitend. A big program and entertain- ing students of Vienna. The question Fir&t sBd-^saSj tour of America.

H. Gold of Sioux City, will address town guests. ary will give an informal H j ment hasHbeen planned for that4ate. of whether the club should sponsor a special meeting of the Poali-Zion Ticket Sale Under Direction of Jtsrior League. a choral class or, a gymnasium class club Friday evening, February 11, at The Sisterhood will give a Valen- party at the Fontenelle HoteL was discussed.

A majority of the tine dance>«t the Blackstone hotel on Prices: §1.00 fe) $S.5O, plus tax.

-•'."••'-. WINS RECIPE PRIZE the Swedish Auditorium.

Mrs. Louis Goldsmith is giving a Monday evening, February. 14, when Mrs. David M. Newman won first membera present favored a gymnathe decorations and favors will be in series of luncheons. .prize for the best dessert recipe sub- sium class.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Turkel enter"Sir Herbert Samuels" was the keeping with the day. nutted to the^Borden Company of tained twenty-two guests last WedNew York recently* her recipe being topic of the meeting. The question, nesday evening at their home to celMr. Ed Lang who, with Mrs. Lang,! that of "Macaroon Cream." Mrs. of **kiddush'\also was brought up for ebrate their eighth wedding anniverdiscussion . has spent several months in SavanNewman gives her recipe-as follows: -sary.

• The program also consisted of a nah and other southern points, reOne and a. half dozen Macaroons, soaked in sherry or maraschino juice. recitation by Rose Eosenstein; pianjj Mrs. B.'Blotcky and daughter, Ann, turned this week. Mrs. Lang will solo by Nellie Snitzer; recitation by remain with her parents at Savannah Yolks of four >ggs. returned Sunday from California, until the first of March.

Louise-Fitch poem by Esther Marks.

One pint vi milk.

- .^ where they have been for several One cup of sugar. months.

Entertain for Sixteen Rabbi Cohn will address the history Cook in double boiler until it coats A superspecial in every Miss Faye Klein entertained for class of the Council of Jewish Women the spoon. sense of the word I " ' ADMISSIONS 31.66 Mrs. Max Gran^t entertained a t a on Monday, February 14, in the vestry Dissolve a half package of Knox* sixteen guests at a dancing party at her lionie Wednesday evening, Feb- children's party Monday, celebrating rooms of the Temple Israel at two \ gelatin in a cup of cold water and ruary £. Prizes were' "vron by Ida "HEARTS WILL BE TRUMPH" the first birthday of her son, Arnold 'o'clock, on "Je-ws of the Eighteenth heat and add to the custard and cook Stern and Arthur Joseph.

Murray.

Century." «ne minute. Add a teaspoon of vaThose present were: Misses Ida nSja. Pour the custard into the whites of the four eggs, stiffly beat- Adler,^ Ida. Gre&oberg, Roselind gF5^^ by sn Kohlberg> Jeanie Leibbwitz, -Bess en* then add the macaroons and one Greenberg, Ida Shafton, Ida Stern star cast. bz&l cup of chopped cherries and one and Bess Farbef; and Messrs. Eugene iialf cup. of chopped walnuts. Pour Coopetv" Arthur; Joseph, Ben Frank, xnfh a wet mould and cut in slices Ben MinkuvJoe Marks, Abe Finkle serve with whipped cream. and William Finegold.

TOSCANINI

LA5CALA ORCHESTRA

AUDITORIUM, {QRDiKK.28,6:

1

I,

ICA-DEE-MO

|

VALENTINE DAMCE

1 Kepie^s totaf, Ssukj Eieitiif,

THE WOMAN j IN THE HOUSE

,. "•'•• To Give Kids Party Mrs. Joe Slate of Des Moines is S& Kids party will be given by the here for a few days visiting with her Ra-Oth girls on Wednesday evening, folks, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wolf. : ' ^February 16,-1921, at the home of the Misses Yetta and Esther Nahtan.

The Jewish Ukrainian Relief will hold a special meeting, Monftay eveC. Ef Gendall, .the new executive ning, February 13, at the home of director of the Omaha Council of Mr. Klein, 1521 North Ninate'enth -Boy Scouts, visited Troop 452 of-the street. Final settlenv is asked in '•Y.-jVi, H. A. last Saturday night. Mr. the matter of co' funds.

Gendall *&k that the hoys showed a fine spiviJ and was highly pleased Mrs. H. Hirschman and Mrs. J. vtifh. the progress of tfceir work. Di Shapiro entertained twenty guests a t ' M. Newman is scoutmaster, and Bob a luncheon followed by bridge on Kooppr and Reuben Brown- fire, as- Tuesday at the Fontenelle Hotel in sistant scoutmasters.

• honor of Mrs. F. M. Krasae of Fullerton, guest of Mrs. Hirschman, and The X. T. C. club gav£ a party and Mrs. A. Stein of Minneapolis. entertainment at, the *£. M. H; A: on TufeF,il:»> evening^in honor of Estelle A son, Arnold Herbert, was born Lapidus, the club's representative aud on January 29, to Mr. and Mrs. J. v/uiner of the first prizs in the recent Viener of .Nebraska City. Mrs. Viener contest conducted by The Jewish was formerly Miss Pauline LieberPress. man of this city, daughjpr of Mr. and Mrs! Herman Liebennan, who now The Proyiesse Club wiil meet Sun- reside in Los Angeles. day sfternoon at the X M.aJB[. rooms.

The open meeting of | the Brotherhood, which was to have been, held , The -Vetes cl^b will meet on Tues- next Sunday evening at Temple Isindefinitely day evening, iVbruary 15, at 8:30'at rael, has been postponed due to the inabilitysof Judge Robert the Y. M . H . A. Marx, who was to be the speaker of Mrs. Ben Taxmpn who came from the evening, to be gresent. The lier home in Eldorado, Kansas, to be Brotherhood will have their regular at the bedside of her -faiber, J.; MU- monthly > meeting next Wednesday der, will return home this week. Mr. evening at^the vestry rooms of the Milder is much improved in condi- Temple, at "which time there will be tion.

• , , a dinner and special entertainment.

Messrs. -Leo and Sam Slate> who Miss Rose Gladstone^ confined to have been here for a few days, leave her home by illness. tonight for Sioux City where they will spend a. couple of days, after which they will return to their $ome in Des Moines, Iowa. . .

DANCE

7

;

_^f Joe Pogel of Denver is here 'visiting with her family, Mrs. Vogel was formerly Miss Leona Cohan of this city,/

-will be given hy the

W0ME?f $ AUHMARY

KELPINE ACADEMY

OMAHA LOBCEf 3S4,

BY THE

at the

m

FRA.T CLUB

•~

HOTEL FONTENELLE "

SI

TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 15,1921

A. GOOD TIME IS ASSURED -EVERYONE

i

•

•

*

HREMEMBER'THE BATE!

OMAHA'S FAVORITE PHOTOPLAY THEATRES

.•

316 SOUTH 15TH STREET, .

.

.

l

^

«

A NEW ADDITION TOOMAHA This restaurant is being run under the newest and most sanitary plans

COLUMBIA RECORDS Of Non-iExdusive Artist > Former Price $1.00 OkeH records that formerly sold at $1.00, now on sale afc: 85c.

Pathe NeTFS> Comedy. " Silverman's Ordhestta.

Sunday Evening, February 20th

RECORD BUYERS! NOW ON SALE AT 85c

! WIFE OtiJMENr.

v

ATTENTION

Mis3 Maybelle Greenberg of St. Paul arrived here last Saturday to spend several weetos with her aunt, Mrs. J. Rosenberg. Miss Greenberg has just returned from a four Weeks' trip to Central America, Memphis and the south. She wiJJ visit in ^ Sioux City, E&nsas City and Des Moines, before she returns to ner home in St. Paul. Several affairs are being planned i n honor of Miss Greenberg. ^

INFORMAL DANCE

'

The Worlds

MRS. S. MANDEI* \

A. ZWIEBACK.

in his latest screes success

"THE SIN THAT WAS *US"

Will be shown from 11:00 to S;00.

ONLY 15 WEEKS.

PIA^IOCO* 1014-1648 f tfcflge Street. \ Phone; Douglas 1623

pp~ Three Days Only ""PB SUNDAY, MONDAY^ , - TUESDAY, February 13th, 14th & 15th, ~ S. PHILIP OPPENH£I»FS owrH famed story

WILLIAM THE LONG ARM \ FAVERSHAM OF MANNISTER

Jungle Serial

Tour Patronage Is Solicited v

Qn& We^k Staxtiitg • SUNDAY, February 13th, America's Foi'^emost Actor

F©or ©ays Starting Wednesday.February 10th.

H. B. WARNER

"THE DICE OF DESTINY" *w-iSw;

.'

f

iv * -

J^»

~

PAGE 4—THE JEWISH PRESS,

THTJESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1921.

place where he has lived for ^ the present conditions much longer.

"For the rest I am sure you will years in order to go abroad seeking understand yourself just how I feel. a means of livelihood in his older I believe that among the millions of years. If the Zionist representatives Jews in. America an opportunity to failed to see their-duty in this inSent by our Council Bluffs News stance or were unable to find the earn my- bread will be afforded me.

The number of Jewish students in <:• bureau.

I. C. A. itself. If you are really inter- ' "Postscript: In order to be able to comparatively .... insignificant sum the University of: Nebraska is conSioux City Jewish Men to Sell ested you will be able to find out all proceed,to America permission from which would be required in order to stantly increasing.: Three:more.have necessary information." the . American government is neces- secure the economic foundation of Papers for Boys. recently entered f o r the second' semsary. However, I believe that even Beilis, they should have appealed to the, government will remember my ester.- • :;: . ; • - : : ' .

•»• : • •• Following is the second letter: case arid will grant me permission "Poiper, Poiper"—the" cry of the Samuel Yabroff, Wichita, Kansas, "I come to plead with you again ^ iTs soon as it is asked for, but it is corner newsy-merchant as it was and formerly of the University of cause I, am convinced that it all de- necessary that someone should ask pends upon you.

If you should want bellowed forth to the passer-by, long The neitt meeting of the Councilof Kansas, has .entered the Col'ege of for it." ago—even before the most pessimist- Jewish Women will be held Thurs- Medicine and is. taking his premedic to, you can' save a historic individual whom the entire world spoke and ic of the bartenders ever dreamt day, February 24, at the home of work here. Eeuben Leayitt, formerly of Following is an editorial printed in who was known to big and small of the EigtheenQi amendment—will Mrs. S." Frieden, 737 Mynster street. of Omaha, is also taking premedic alike, one who will go down forever the' "New York Day' on the Beilis letters: again: ring through,the downtown According to officers of the organiza- wctk. Miss Florence Finkelstein, of into the annals of Jewish history. /Should Mendel Beilis Come to "The manner in which I can be streets of Sioux City.tion plans will be made at this meet- Lincoln, has entered .the College of $3.00 ARROW America - T h e same "boys"' who exercised ing 'for the adoption of a war Arts and Science as an adult special. saved through your publication and SHIRTS .: through some of my friends is only "Mendel Beilis is coming to Amerthe power of their lungs to sell their orphan.

Three for $4.25 Ben Margolin, Omaha, after being by being taken over to America. I ica. He is now in London on his way daily papers will, demonstrate'that Money for the care of the war away. from.school for a year, has re- would come on my own but I have here and he left Palestine because $4.00 and $4.50 they hadn't "lost their voices". orphan to be adopted was obtained turned and is in the College of Civil not the means to do it with. I am he was unable to earn his livelihood ARROW SHIRTS without a cent and am selling off there.

V :''".•; .

These "boys" are grown-ups now, when .a committee of the. organiza- Engineering.

Three for $5.50 some of the furniture in order to "We say frankly that the coming, anf. most of them already have tion made a, house-rto-house canvass secure food. I cannot continue in of Beilis to this country is a mistake/ $5.00 and $6.00 $9 JC of the city. In. this .canvass 'the Ascourse iti! Hebrew js being offeree thl& way any longer. When I come a move to be regretted. Not only will ^"mado good", . v ARROW SHIRTS $£•*&«$ . They will appear on the streets Council Bluffs' Council of Jewish this •semester. - The-."course is given ,to America, I will do everything pos- his arrival reopen, the story of the Three for $7.25 old and disgraceful case, something sible, not being too proud for anyof Sioux City February 18 with Women obtained • seventy-seven sub- under the instruction of Dr. Gray, a which it would have been best to for: bundles of papers under their arms, scriptions, or'; §77. The amount very noted ltn,»ui.£t and scholar Nine thing. get, but he comes here for money Says He Must Leave necessary for the. adoption of a war students have'regrstered so far, six just like they did .long ago. ,; and that he will only be able to get "I must leave Palestine and when by advertising himself, by making All the money received from the orphan for one year is $100, A.,box o£ whom are Jews.

I i^each America I have much more himself heard and seen through the sale of the papers is to help furnish social, several weeks ago, netted $50. to tell you as well as to write about. press. and maintain the new newsboy's I will not and cannot excuse the suf- "There is no" reason why Mendel The • Menorah society . of the ferings which have been caused me.

The regular meeting of the Coun- University of Nebraska held its regclub rooms. The Ivre club has donatshould not remain in Palestine, There must be an end once for all to Beilis ed all of its furniture to help furnish cil Bluffs order of the B'nai Brith ular meeting on Sunday evening, hypocracy in the country in which, according to and falsehood his own letter, he would like to rewas held Wednesday evening at the January 30, at 8 oclock in Faculty the rooms. . .

"I am turning to you but should main. We are very much surprised The dub is known as The News- Danish hall. you fail me I would be forced to turn hall. It was a closed business meetthat the representatives of the to other publications and I am altoSOS SOUTH 16th STREET boys Goodfellow Club. The organizaZionist Organization in Palestine ing. Many constitutional points were The Monthly Card. Club were enter- cleared up. • The program • for the gether too weak to carry on under should have permitted that Beilis tion "was perfected last Tuesday. The should have been forced to leave a home coming semester was discussed and followhig officer? were elected: pres- tained Thursday evening at the v • ident, Ahe Davidson; vice-president, of Mrs. B. Hirsch, 210 West Wash- was left for the executive committee BUY SAFE -^1 Sam Kckus; secretory, L.< S. Gold- ington avenue, Council Bluffs. Eight, to decide upon. couple were present.

I berg; treasurer, Sam Greenstone. The The picture of the Menorah society board of trustees -who -were elected and a write-up concerning the society Mrs. J. Scharf, Eighth street and are: Messrs. "W. A. Sammous of the is to appear in the annual Cornhusker guarantee and our word is Journal; John H .Kelly of the Second avenue, Council Bluffs, Mon- this year. Also, this Menorah is to as Our good as.a bond. ..' / day afternoon, entertained in honor Tribune, A. L. Galinsky, E. E, We have satisfied • hundreds of of her niece, Mrs. H. Braunstein, of be represented iif the festival given Baron, and A. L. Fribourg. . your friends.

University right which is to be held The purpose of the organization is P i t t s b u r g h , P a . ' . - ' • ' • ' .

February, 26 This is the first year to regulate the conduct and elevate since the existence of a Menorah in Imie Krasne of Council Bluffs "and the moral standing and in any other the University of Nebraska that it 1514 Dodge Street. ways promote the welfare- of the brother Mich of Fremont, Nebr., both is to take part in these two affairs. r who have been in the east on a busiPhone: Douglas 5619 newsboy.

Three new members were admitted ness trip, returned" Sunday evening The '%ig brother idea" of making and we are very guad that one of members responsible for .delinquent to Council Bluffs. our old members and former secre, boys was also embodied in the plan. tary of the Menorah, Ben Margolin, Mrs. S. Frieden, 737 Mynster street, has returned.'

Mrs. Louis Hieger entertained Sun- Council Bluffs, Tunesday afternoon - day afternoon in honor of her sister, entertained in honor of Mrs. Max Einstein Has Brought New I Mss labbie Frieden of , Council Brodkey of Sioux City, la.

If Sieux City News i

COUNCIL BLUFFS NEWS

MENDEL BEILIS PLANNING TO COME TO AMERICA; SAYS HE CANNOT EARN A LIVING (Continued from page 1)

Lincoln News

ouncil Of Jewish Women To Adopt War Orphans

ther world and the necessary sum would no doubt have been forthcoming.

"Even now it is not too late. Mendel Beilis should remain in Palestine, there where he has lived for seven years and where he desires to remain. He should remain there with the opportunity and possibility of l&g in comparative security."

$7.00 and $£.00 ARROW SHIRTS Three for $9.25 lSe HANDKERCMIEFS ^ ^ 75c KUMAPARTS ..„......„..,

, 29c „ 2§c f

75c IVORY GARTERS

»

SECURITIES BUILDING

YOU BUY JEWELRY FROM USrYOU "BUYSAFE"

The New Light Six

BARRY JALASHOCK

0630

Scientific Epoch.

The Ladies Bridge club of Council London. (J. C. B. Service.) Lord Bluffs met Thursday afternoon at the Haldane in the,course of an address Mrs. Max Brodkey and daughter, home of Mrs. J. Krasne, 519 Oakland last night on Professor -Einstein's Sarah, left Friday for Omaha where avenue. . theories declared that Einstein has they will visit at the home of Mrs. ushered-in.a new scientific epoch.Morris Brodkey .. ; , Mrs. H. Schoenwald of Sioux City, la., arrived Sunday afternoon to spend Miss Esther (Joodsite retunied several days with friends, M. Saltzfrom Des Moines Thursday. Miss man. 709 West Broadway, Council Goodsite visited with Misa Esther Bluffs.

CHIROPODIST AND BEAUTY Levitt and Mrs. ElKs Levitt. ' SHOP. ; S. Bernstein, 210 West Washington, Establlsfied 1ESO Mr. lioois Pickus of Sioux City, who has been away on a business trip, IMh and Hartley, ' " Douglas 3333. s attending the University at returned Sunday afternoon.

Ames, wa schosen as one. of the debaters to go to the University of COLUMBUS NEWS. Michigan.

Miss Tess Kavitch is spending a ew weeks with relatives at Fremont The Hebrew Educational Alliance and Columbus. She is staying at held a dance at the Hebrew Institute the homes of her relatives, the on Sunday, February 6. * Bordy's and the Kavitch's. Many entertainments have been arranged auncements were received in in her honor.

Sioux City by the friends of Miss The Meal Family Loaf Esther Jaffee of Chicago, stating that Mrs. Esther Kavitch spent the Miss Jaffee has entered iiito the Yotn '* practice of law. " Miss- Jaffee was week-end at Columbus. Shei recently „r Neighborhood Grocer previously of this city. She nowarrived from Fremont where she was JAY BUBNS BAB3HG CO. six weeks. _ resides in Chicago.

THE STORE OF STYLE, SERVICE AND QUALITY. , • y Regardless of chic modes, there is~a magic Something which tinges all new things to wear, giving them a rosy interesing hue. That something is price. At Brandeis Stores one may go about the ever delightful, engrossing task of selecting the details of a complete costume, unhampered by the though^ of high prices.

It is ever our desire to serve you, to make your shopping expeditions pleasurable. Our great army of experienced salespeople are ever at your service, and \ please remember that the latch on the door is always open for you to gain admittance without formality J or strangeness.

BIT'S

The Educational Committee of Mt. Sinai Temple Brotherhood met at the Commercial club Wednesday, February-2,* and mapedoutj a'program for the next three meetings. Dr. Mortimer' Herzberger will read a paper on "The Jewish Contribution to Medicine". Edward Baron' will read a paper on "Jewish Contribution to Law". Mrs. A.'M. Davis will read a paper on "Jewish Contribution to Music". ,

Miss Ann Eosenbloom has been visiting Miss Bordy.

Mr. Sam Weinstein spent the week-end with his brother-in-law here. .

Miss Lena Bordy entertained at a whist party;in honor of Miss Tessa Kavitch of Omaha; Prizes were won

by Miss Kavitch and Miss Eose Bordy. ^

The Educational Committee of the Subscribe for "The Jewish Press."

Jewish Educational Alliance will meet next week for the purpose of arranging the, educational part of the programs for -the remaining part of the season. ' _._-.., The general membership meeting of the Zionist district will be held at the Hebrew Institute next Sunday night. Mrs. Lesser will read a paper oh "Recent Developments in Palestine". Other,entertaining numbers will be features of the evening

.'

•.

'.

.

-:

•

.-';

••

'

'.':-,.

••

•:

::('

f^iSS^§

Five Passenger Sedan

HANDS ACROSS THE SEA

1320 Dodge St., Omaha.

*

NEW CLOTHES i NEW PRICES WE AEE PLEASED to announce the arrival of the most remarkable collection of medium weight worsted suits for year 'round wear that we have ever shown.

*30

;i~

1 OF MERIT 1 Hi::: :•:::: !=•:::

5tjj:

I!

ERVICEFIR

liijjj ••la: -

ill

AT THE

I I

Uliii

=|===3,

1005 FARN AM STREET

WHOLESALE ONLY

?

40 ?50

Save 25% to 33H%

, ';

Worn by Good Dressers Everywhere -Sold by the BETTER MEN'S STORES-

S2.Si0.00

$1,825.00 $1,650.00

Phone: Harney 0676

Farnam Street.

Have you friends in England, France, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Spain or other countries •cross the sea? Have you business with any of the European nations?

If sot the Foreign Exchange Departiasnt of the First National Sank can be of real service to you.

Are you going to travel in Canada or Europe? Are you familiar with the money of the countries you intend to visit? Do you know the present rates of exchange and how to secure the benefit of them?

If any of these questions perplex you, call on Mr. Sellner in our Foreign Exchange Department and he will arrange these matters for you

Phone Tyler 3832

1

=

Three Passenger Landau..—™™ Five Passenger Touring

1

REASONABLE PRICES, QUICK SERVICE AND PRINTING THAT SATISFIES.

Chuchhill to Take Up New Office Soon London^ (J. C. B. Service.) Winston Spencer .Churchill- will take up his new appointment as.Colonial Secretary at t i e end'of the present month.

POUNDEDIQ57

FSEED BROS., Props.

••

The United Hebrew Charity ball will be Jheld here on Wednesday, February 16, at the city auditorium.

This affair, is considered by -*he" Sioux City Jewish population as the most important affair; of the year.

The New Studeftzaker LIGHT SIX -was designed and is produced to meet the world-wide demand for an efficient, durable and economical light weight car. It is a real achievment in advanced automobile engineering. Exhaustive tests show 18. to 22 miles to a gallon of gasoline and 12fiO& to 15,000 miles to a set of tires. 'Phone us for a demonstration.

.A-bove* fnces include EII charges delivered Jn Omaha ^rith cord tires.

Suii Printing Co.

Nv-.W* Pickus, M./N. Barish, and Mrs. S. Krueger have been appointed as the, preliminary arrangements committee of the Zionist Bazar which wfll be held during Purim . w e e k

.. THE WORLD'S GREATEST LIGHT WEIGHT AUTOMOBILE.

Union Stock Yards Company of Omaha (Ltd.)

:

'

,'• T h e L a s t ©£ T h e m ! ' ';"

1 •:K-;938 Overcoats '. * . .By;actual count,, just 9SS overcoats remain from our stock of more than 10,000 overcoats. While tlie'y last, and they're going f a s t -

1

All $25.00 to $100.00 - Men's and Yoiig BleE's Winter

Sjj: :::'£

inn

lint liii?

SEE-FARNAM STREET WINDOWS.

OK AHA,.{< Bit."

CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN e: \j