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CITY TALMUD TORAH TO CONDUCT free loan Fund Is AUXILIARY Sunday 3s Day Of Bi NEXT OPEN' MEETING TO ASK FOR FUNDS Concert For Benefit Oi Given Big Send-Off War Sufferers; Attend

By B'riai Brith Here

The regular, open, monthly meetThe City Talmud Torah board will ing of the B'hai. B'rith' will be held soon launch, a drive for members, it "'hursday evening,. March' 31, under ( was announced today. the direction of the Women's AuxilFollowing is the. committee which iary. The Intellectual Advancement will have charge of the drive: Dr. Committee of the. Auxiliary announce Omaha Hebrew Club Also Goes they have prepared an interesting Sophie Braslau to Sing in After- I. Dansky, chairman; Rabbi- Morris noon; Dance and Basketball Taxon,. Mrs. Levey, Mr. and Mrs. ' , • /on Record Favoring Cam- program. •.'-.. : Game to Follow.'

B. A. Simon, N. Steinberg, and N. S. The meeting will, be "held in the •'., paign; Many Contribute; ; formerly.'known .as "Cooper's ; Drive Still On; Help! / jrooniB Everything, is set for t i e Sophie Dancing Academy- on, the'third .floor "The needs ©f the Talmud Torah Braslau concert and dance at the of the Lyric Building.- .The public has-increased with its growth,"-said Auditorium Sunday afternoon and •' . '. 1.1 » : • • SEND TODAY 1 ' is invited.

N.-S. YaSe, president of the.Talmud evening under, the auspices of-the ; . Yonr check can chase pmaha Hebrew Club for the benefit Torah. "The number of pupils now *' Snffering away. receiving Hebrew and religious educaof the Jewish war sufferers. v Conscience s a y s , i •• At 2:00 p. m." Sunday' the com- tion iri the Talmud Torah is very " "Send a check today!" mand "Let's Go!" will start a pro- large. Many of them cannot afford gram which will extend late into the to pay tuition. • Money is • needed.

The Omaha lodge of the B'nai Everyone should do their share in Omaha Boy to Face Yale at Cam- night.

Brith a t its last meeting voted providing "funds for the maintenance bridge, Mass., March 18, in DisFollowing the • Sophie Braslau v to contribute $500 toward the tTf this institution." . cussion Over "Open Shop" concert, the Thorpeian Athletic club Free Loan fund. ll play •" a," basketball game:-'with .The Omaha Hebrew Club went Special to "THE JEWISH < PRESS." an all-star team from Sioux City.* on record last Sunday in favor Cambridge, Mass., March 16.—Sol After the basketball game there of the Free Loan fund and a Rosenblatt of Omaha, son of Mr. and will be dancing until the wee hours committee was appointed to Mrs. Morris M. Rosenblatt, a junior of the morning. confer -with the committee of the student at Harvard College, will be on The ticket to the concert will be Omaha Professor, who —as in ExpediFree Loan fund in order to the debating team which will face the the admission ticket for the baskettion headed for North Pole ascertain how much is wanted Yale star debaters here March 18, the Elected Fellow. ball game and dance. There will be from the Hebrew club. most important debate of the school only one price of admission. . year. . ; • .: • ' .

Many small contributions were Dr. Victor E. Levine, well known Refreshments will be sold, the The question is: Resolved that emreceived durisg the past week.

Zionist worker here, a member of the proceeds to go toward the :war ployers of '^bor should discontinue the B'nai Brith and the" Jewish Welfare sufferers' fund. policy of the "open shop."

Federation, has been elected a.fellow These are the "high spots" durWill Sing I Yiddish Songs, , Harvard has the negative of the of • the "American association for the ing , the past week in the drive of question and will argue that the policy Miss; Braslau will sing several Advancement of Science. the Free Loan committee for a fund of the "open shop"'should be con- Yiddish songs besides aN good; proDr. Levine is-on the staff of the of $15,000. • tinned. The speeches of Rosenblatt gram of English''songs.'- Among the Creighton Medicial College.

The total amount received up-to- and his collegues will be printed and : date is ?4,200. The committee expects distributed nationally by the National Yiddish songs will ! be "Yahrzeft" He was one of a scientific expedition and "Eli Eli"!, . started off for the north pole, some to attain its goal before April 1.

Manufacturers asr-ociation and the Many are planning parties at nine years ago. The party started National Chamber of Commerce, it the concert. Blocks of seats have b,een from Alaska and; reached the fartherDemand is Great.

"The demand for loans is still wa3 reported hejre. purchased by-Harry Lapidus, Henry most trading post; in which vicinity In order to be well versed on both' Monsky, Harry Wolf, Ben Lustgarten, they spent some time in polar region great" said Dr. Philip Sher, chair' man of the Free Loan committee. sides of the question the Harvard Sam Babior, N. Resnick, John Feld- research.

"During the past week Carl Katie- debaters have held several conferences man, L. Kneeter, J. Robinson, Julius The Omaha professor plans to spend man, secretary of the Free Loan with Samuel Gompers, the inter- Waxenberg, Morris Finkle, A.Balker, six weeks in the far north this sumcommittee received several applica- nationally known labor leader, and N. S. Yaffe, J. J. Friedman and E. mer. ;With. other professors from tions from persons ,for money in officers of the National Manufacturers Meyers.

Johns Hopkins; he plans to make an • * order to bring their families to this association.

At the meeting of the Omaha expedition by way of Labrador, Baffin On the same night that Rosenblatt Hebrew Club, a sale of tickets .was bay .and'thence iiorth. country. It is our duty to help them.

They will pay the loans bixk t o the and the Harvard team meet Yale, an- conducted by Harry Lapidus. Nearly fond in monthly installments. The other Harvard team wi}l argue against 51,000 was. netted. H v A. Wc-if. LOCAL HABASSAH CLUBS money wjlV Tre reloaned and_.so J on. the "open-shop? in- a debate-^witfe bought $25 one dollar tickets > ;Bnd TO HELP ORPHANS AND ' ~r "When a man makes a contribution Princeton. then gave them back to the lodge NURSES IN PALESTINE to the Free Loan fund he makes a to be auctioned.

Others ; acted Sol. Rosenblatt's .parents reside at perpetual contribution for it is similiarly. Five $1.00 tickets offered 401 South Thirty-Eighth avenue, here.

Omaha-members of the Hadassah constantly in use."

by Mr. Lapidus sold for $8.00—$3.00 He began to debate when a freshman and the Junior Hadassah are plan* The B'nai Brith by making the conabove pan' in high schorl and while ;. student at ning to adopt several orphans in tribution, bears out its motto of benJudging from present indications Central high school, he won many Palestine and to maintain several evolence and brotherly love. a crowded auditorium will greet Miss debatinghomrs. During his first two pupil nurses there.

Harry Lapidus, Harry Wolf and years at Harvard he won several lov- Braslau, . .Although the Junior Hadassah N. S. Yaflee explained the purposes ing cups in debates. organization here was only recently of the Free Loan at the Omaha YOUNG MEN TO Hebrew Club Sunday.

FORM JUNIOR WELFARE organized, much work has been done THIEVES UNLIKE JEWS help the orphans in the Holy I/and..

"It is a question of keeping pride FEDERATION to Members SO HE FORBIDS FILM of both Hadassah organand honor among our poor," said Mr. The Young Men's Junior Welfare London, (Jewish T e 1 e_g r a p h i c izations here will celebrate "PalesLapidus. "Alms receiving kills pride Federation will be organized, Wednesand honor. A loan would keep this Agency.)—We are informed from day, March 23, at the Lyric theater tine Health Day",, March 24, the spark of pride and honor burning in Berlin that the entire Jewish .com- building. All boys between the ages ninth anniversary of the founding of the national organization of the soul of the recipient until he is munity has been roused to a pitch of 18 and 23 are invited.

Hadassah. On this day all over the again back on his feet. It is the of indignation by the act" of a local Boys clubs of the' city will be country contributions will be known official named Bulcke who prohibited greatest of all causes in Omaha." represented at the opening- meeting. 'as "Shalach Monos".

You should do your bit. It is your the exhibition of a film. In stating duty as a Jew and a^s a citizen. his reason for his prohibition, the AMERIGAN CONSUL Nine years ago on Purim, HadasDon't wait until the Free Loan com- official said that the experience of sah was born out of the resolve to WITHHOLDING VISAS bring healing to Palestine. Before mittee calls on you. Beat them to it, criminologists has shown that pickWarsaw, (Jewish T e l e g r a p h i c pockets never appear in the guise of and mail your contribution to Carl Hadassah's first year was out two Agenc^f)—The^ greatest difficulty is C. ICatleman, secretary of the Free gentlemen. In this particular picture, pioneer nurses from America were experienced in obtaining a vise from Loan fund, 748 Omaha; National Bank however, pickpockets- who play an established in a little nurses' settlethe American Consulate, the restricbuilding, or W^L- Holzman, treasurer, important part in the action instead ment in Jerusalem, the school chilof resembling as they) naturally tions now being such that even those dren's eyes were being cured of Nebraska Clothing Co. proceeding .to their nearest kin have Following are all the contributions should the lowest type of a Galician difficulty in getting the Consulate's trachoma, and a midwives service Jew, they are made to 'appear in was in operation. Suspecting a misup to date: ' official sanction to proceed to the the role of gentlemen. sionary trap, Jerusalem eyed the V Morris Levy '. $1000 United States. « "nurses warily. atv first, but soon took Wm. L. Holzman _..„.... 500 Rothschild Goes to,Palestine; them to its heart as "Hadassahs'L Omaha Lodge L O. B. B. 500 PEOPLES RELIEF ASK FOR WiU Meet .Winston Churchill In 1918, the original Hadassah * Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wolf 300 VOLUNTEER WORKERS London, (Jewish T e l e g r a p h i c service was absorbed by the AmerM. Kulakofsky ......„.„_... 200 Volunteer workers are wanted at Agency.)—Major James .M. de Roth- the ' headquarters of the People's ican Zionist Medical Unit, which was ". .. • Mr. & Mrs. R. Kulakof sky 200 schild, son of the noted Paris philan- Relief Committee at 814 North Six- organized and fitted out by HadasHenry Monsky _. 200 thropist and one.: of the leading teenth street, according to M. Selicow, sah in. America in answer to ah S. C. Katleman .....":.. 100 ' sportsmen in England and France, chairman of the drive here. > O. S. cry that typhus and cholera '.

Dr. Philip Sher ... i..- 100 David Sher .... 100 - • left for Palestine. '.It'is;understood - The workers are needed to collect was threatening Palestine. that while there he will confer with and to pack clothing, which will be ., The Medical Unit has set up laboH. Kulakofsky 100 Winston Churchill, the Colonial Sec- sent to the poor Jews of war-stricken ratories and; clinics and maintained L. Kulakofsky . ..... 100 retary. ""Major Rothschild just re- Europe. hospitals, with maternity and chil• Harry Malasnock 100 turned from a trip to the^ United dren's wards. The children's eyes Ladies' Aux. L O. B. B. 100 Clothing is still being collected.

States and Canada.

A. B. Alpirn _. 100 Persons wishing to contribute clothes, and teeth are getting systematic care, J. Slosberg, Jr. .

100 shoes, underwear, food, soap, towels, and hospital beds receive the pitiful from pogrom-cursed Harry Wilinsky..

100 SAYS JEWRY MUST ORGANIZE. cotton and medicaments are : asked to immigrants Eastern Europe.

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100 " Warsaw, (J. T.' Agency.) - - Ad- call any of.the following numbers: J. B. Robinson '. ... 50 Palestine refuses to call this Amerdressing a conference; of Jewish reHamey 1606 Webster 0289 J. H; Green „... 20 ican health service anything but presentatives and recently arrived Harney 6118 Webster 6059 X. T. C, by Estelle "Hadassah", though the half-million workers of the Hebrew Sheltering & Webster 2734 , Webster 1076 Lapidus — : 60 dollar annual budget is tnet by the Immigrant Aid Society of America, Jacob 'Masel, one* of the Society's TROTZKI MADE DICTATOR ^Zionist Organization of America, of $4200 directors,' stated that the time has londori. (J. T. Agency.) According which Hadassah is part, with the come for Polish Jewry to organize to a Helsingfors dispatch, the Council co-operation of the Joint Distribution ATKISSON SELLING OUT. for the assistance of its own of the ! 'eoples Commissaries has ap- Committee.

•The Atkisson Shoe Store, 161 emigrants.

Mr. Masel suggested pointed Leon Trotzki as military dicFor the present Hadassah assists Farnam street, in the Omaha Na that in each Jewish community tator. A wire dispatch from Moscow the Medical Unit by furnishing tional building, is holding a big sell- emigration bureaus should be esta- reports that the leaders of the up- through the Palestine Supplies Deing-out sale. The sale^will last for blished to help the passing traveler. rising are Pel.-ichenvo, Captain Burt- partment, linens and hospital supseveral, days.

Deputy Greenbaum called .upon the zef and Swetchenko. The local press plies to the hospitals and clinics The first day of the sale today HIAS to take the initiative in the however, suggests that behind the operated by the Unit and by making creation of a world organization to entire movement of insurrection is the itself entirely responsible for the brought hundreds to the stove.

Following the selling- out sale thi assist' and regulate Jewish emigra- anti-Bolshevist leader Alexander Ke^ 130,000 budget of the training school store will be taken over by Max tion. Mr. Masel's suggestion was rensky who is reported to(have left for nurses founded in Jerusalem by Paris for Revs) * adopted by the conference.

Grounse and Harry - Snitovsky. the Medical Unit.

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THE LIVES OF, ONE-HUNDRED PERSONS IN FAMINESWEPT CHINA 'OR IN WAR-WRECKED EUROPE COULD BE SAVED WITH MONEY, PAID" BY. OMAHA FINE ARTS SOCIETY TO ENGLISH ANTI-SEMITE WRITER. He told them he "was one of those Gilbert K. Chesterton, lecturer and anti-Semite writer, "came, saw, and ^famous Englishmen who cannot lecconquered" in Omaha Monday and ture^—End do."

At the end of his hour the majority, left with 1,000 of Omaha's hardearned dollars for & lecture which of'his audience agreed with him. was termed by prominent Omaha ' Said MisB-Kate A. - McHugh, former principal of the Omaha High men and -women as a "fizzle".

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Is Chesterton a "boob" or a "nut" school artd president of the drama * were expressions BEed by many fol- league: "I am greatly disappointed, I-exlowing the supposed-to-be brilliant pected to hear a scintillating1 lecture, $1,000 lecture.

The English" writer, whose book but there wasn't even a sparklet" *Txn going, to write him a letter <m "The New Jerusalem", says the same things about the Jews that and ask him what he was talking 11 * f Henry Ford has been publishing In about," said Miss Grace Sorenson.j •» * * Ms "Dearborn Independent", failed editor of Every Child's magaaroe. to impress, his "Fine Arts Society" . . Rabbi Louis J. Eopald Thinks He'g s Boob.

Mrs. Hallecfc Rose was incensed.

Rabbi Louis J. Kopald of Temple audience at tha Fonienelle hotel It was the "I think he's a fir^t-class 'boob', and Beth Zion, Buffallo, N. Y., will oc- Monday afternoon; largest crowd that ever heard s I think Chesterton thinks we are, cupy the-" pulpit of Rabbi Frederick too, for Estening to his piffle for a Cohn at Temple Israel Friday night. • lecturer ra -Omaha. whole hour,'11 she remarked. *'I welHis subject will.be "Is It Hard to i>e" $1,000 Would Save 100 Lives. come more such English lecturers of a Jew?" . * --... ;_ Anyhow he is on his way to Eng- his kind. By contrast we will more Rabbi Kopald, who is a former land now with 1,000 good dollars, and quickly learn to respect American Omaha man,' is on a lecture tourOmaha will be ?1,000 poorer. . culture," she announced emphatically. through the west.

And I. W. Carpenter, head of the " "Bis lecture was an insult to my He^wfil remain in Omaha Fridayl "Chiaese Relief drive said that the intelligence," said Mrs. Geo. Prinz, and Saturday. :• • • / lives of 100 persons in famine- active in the Fine-Arts society. stricken China could be saved with "He's s, grot!" commented Earl $1,000.

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The Omaha Dally Bee writer at the . "I thirik III take the lecture platlecture was greatlv disappointed with form 'myself; I'd make a great hit Chesterton's attempt to be interesting. s&ving' nothing &n4 would make a Well Known Lincoln Resident Passed The result was The Bee made s lot of mones*," said Mrs. J*. N. Paul Away Sunday, March 13. survey. And here is the story as of St. Paul, ex-president of the it appeared in Tuesday morning's Nebraska Federation of Women's Special to "THE JEWISH TRESS." issue of the Bee on page one, under clubs.

- ' f Lincoln, March 16.—Isaac Friend, the headline: "Chesterton "Boob" or "The mountain labored'and brought 83, one of the oldest Jews in Nebras- "Nut"?; Omaha Opinion is Divided:" forth a mouse," commented Miss ka, died here Sunday, March 13.

Gilbert K. Chesterton, celebrated Unda Hameron cryptically.

Mr. Friend was born in France and English writer, reputed to be brilcams to Nebraska^ abeut .""fifty; rests lisnt, gave his '$l>006Mtm-it«Qr- teefcor« fi'jranago." * " ' ••"•".•'' ''-'• '' '""\ • . on "The Ignorance of the Educated'' -Hiss'-BelTe Ryan, assistant superHe is the last survivor off; the before ,the . biggest audience the intendent , of schools, was frankly founders of the • Temple B'nai Fontehelle. ballroom even held, yes- amused at the whole procedure.

Jeshurum. "/ "" "At least he's honest," she said. terday afternoon.

• ' Burial-took place from the Temple, In his opening sentence, the pon- "He warned us he couldn't lecture.

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ROCKEFELLER, JR., SPEAKS AGAINST INTER-MARRIAGE Special to: "THE JEWISH PRESS."

New York, March 16. —John D. Rockefeller, Jr., today told the Men's Bible class of the Fifth Avenue Baptist church how to- select a wife.

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There should be a prayerful consideration of rll the elements that enter into the marriage relations before any man binds himself for life.

"Too ma y_ young"men.and women look upon marriage as a tnere adventure, to last for a day or two. They •are attracted by physical charms and blindly enter into a ' : clationship intended to last a lifetime-without having learned whether or not their common ,, -attributes (would' render suc1companionship possible: "~ "In too many cases the results are disaster, scandal and breaking up of t h e

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"The greater his powers, whether of wealth, position' c- influence, the greater the dutyhe owes to others."

COUNCIL SABBATH A special "Council Sabbath Service" will be held at Temple Israel Saturday morning, March 19, at ten o'clock.

Everyone is invited.

-• The'National Chairman-of Religion of the Council of Jewish Women has designated this Saturday as "Council Sabbath" and a special effort has been made to have all Jewish women of the country attec •"'- Temple or Synagogue on that" morning.

At the Tempie'.tliere will be special music and, addresses by Mrs. Nathan Mantel, Mrs. S. Natnan and Rabbi Cohn, who-will conduct the service.

President Warren G. Hsrding, right through, banking connections.

Eugene Meyer, Jr., well known from the start, has turned a deaf New York banker, who was recently ear to the wailings of Henry Ford, attacked by Ford in an article in flivver manufacturer, who is the arch the "Dearborn Independent", has been anti-sernite of America. nominated Asy President Harding to r Not that President Harding is be director-geiieral oi! the .war finance deaf. But he is paying no attention corporation for a term of four years. to what Ford is saying about the The nomination has been ratified by •• Jews, trying to control the world! the senate.

$250,000 IN RELIEF HERBERT, HOOVER SUPPLIES SHIPPED TO PRAISES WORK OF RUSSIAN JEWRY JEWS IN DRIVE1 The renisrkable response of the New York, (Jewish Telegraphic Agency.)—Clothing, medicines &nd Jews of America to the appeal of foodstuffs valued at §250,000 were the European Relief -Council to save shipped on board the "Rypon" to the Etsrving children of Eastern and Reval, Esthonia, for distribution Central • Europe, • has led Herbert among the war and pogrom-ridden Hoover, as chairman of the Council, communities of White Russia and to write Louis Marshall, chairman of the American Jewish Belief ComUkrainia.

The "Rypon" consignment is the mittee, praising the whole-hearted fifth to be sent from this country and generous spirit ' oi co-operation

by Dr. D. H. Dubrowsky, American of American Jewry both in contributrepresentative of the Jewish division ing to the fund and in worMng for ft. of the People's Commissariat for. In the letter, a sincere expression Nationalities. Funds for the ship-' of admiration from one of the > ment "were contributed by organ- [ world's leading figures for the extra* izations throughout the . country,! ordinary efforts'- put forward by through the People's Belief Com- American Jews in this' great nonmittee and the Federation. of sectarian campaign, ' Mr. Hoover Ukrainian Jewish organizations. pledges his fullest co-operation to The items included $75,000 -worth'all future relief" work that the.Amerof fiour; clothing, $60,000; medics- ican Jewish Relief Committee will ments, ?25,0&0; soap and disinfect- undertake. Coming just at the time ants, $5,000; condensed milk, $5,000; when the Committee is preparing for shoes, $12,000; machinery, $12,500; its 3^21 appear- of $14,000,000 the hosiery, $8,000; and cloth, $15,000. 'efter css-addefi significance in this sweeping indorsement from the present' Secretary of Commerce.

WELFARE ORGANIZATION'S T h e 3ettcr is o n e ENTERTAINMENT, SUCCESS °'f t T i e Steatest The dance and entertainment given tributes ever paid to % the work of under the joint auspices of the Jew- American Jewry. \ ish Women's Welfare Organization! ; • • and the .Junior Welfare Organization' JEWISH WOMEN DESIEE AID. at the Blackstone hotel, March 9th,! Warsaw. (J. T. Agency.) The local 't was a "grand success, according to Jewish Women's organization addresMrs. E. Kulakofsky, president of the sed a request to the administration women's welfare organization. ' of the Joint Distribution Committee Both the dance Jiall and card that a special hospital be established rooms were crowded. Similar affairs to care for *the large number of Jewwill be given within the near future, ish women who have been mistereate'i The proceeds were given to the Free 1 by the followers of General BalakhoLoan F u n i | witel?

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ORGANIZE LEGION Agency.)—The proceedings^ of the --t o . — re 01<t Epecial miUtary court which sentenced »• P appearing > the "Daily NOT TOMORROW New York, (Jewish Telegraphic ~ Telegraph," a movement against the Our Funds are drawing to an end. (4Agency.)~Partly with the idea of Vladimir Jabotinski to fifteen years We beg of you your check to send, offsetting the assertions_ of such men hard labor and nineteen other Jews Jews Beems to be spreading in Russia Save our poor from pain and sorrow as Henry'- Ford, * and ~Gilbfrt K. "to three years for defending the at the saim time that" the revolt the Soviet authorities is Do it today—and noT^tomorrow." Chesterton, as the loyalty and iJewish community in the Jerusalem against «*«l"">\ - " c ~ w " " \ —-;-——; -" ;. , . » • ., „„,,« , t developing. In Jewi;h circles it is patriotism, of the Jew, and more riots during April 1920 have been * ** On February 28 the Federation was directly for the purpose of perpetuat- completely quashed by thefii, • f greatly feared that the Russian uprisings will be accompanied by caring for eighty-eight individuals ing ihe deeds of members of theMilitary Commander in Egypt, ' pogroms.

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ff aa m hh a gg h a da most E11C m oo uu gg It is Purina Night,/jaany yeai'S ago. We are all. astir at and shelter were furnished a t a c o s t | ; ^ d " p r o m i n e n t ^ w s ^ s e r v e d " "as year's imprisonment. Late ¥ he and c e s s f u l g e a s o n ^ L o n d o n > the prospect of going to the*synagogue toyh»ar the "Megillah", off ?1155 Dunhg D h F A r l O a O i ^ 1 ; E All Work Guaranteed S the Book of: Esthen in the origihal Hebrew. We are still too we cared for seventy-two persons at and; elsewhere.. Gumpertz, one of thehis companions were pardoned by a • special amnesty decree.

In making Lord Reading to Confer With Near young to know mucli^of the.stoixJ we know only that on this 5 .

24 Hour Service 2 yg a cost of ?1Q37. decorated soldiers of the Amerknown the 'reversion of these East High Commissioners. night willbfrnitichidyin the synagogue.

This is a most The jeighty-eight individuals com- "most night therer therer lbfrnitichidy;in the synagoge. ican Army, has been chosen Comw_elcomefchansfe.from, the- long periods i d of,pasting fpti and d devout d t prise twenty-seven adults and sixty- mander, Benjaatfn Kaufman and sentences, the Chief Commander' LONDON. (J. C. B. Service.)—- I L. LASEROWITZ I praying that mark other holiday?. But greater cause for anlfc' one children. Seventeen, households Benjamin L. Grey Vice-Commanders, stated that the only thing Jabotinski Lord" Reading, the new Viceroy for was guilty of was being unlawfully India, will of visitMarch Egypt during 501 North 16th Street. = cipation^is^hisr-—th^at we t6o, young; as we are, can join in thewere maintained, and seven children and David Bernstein, Adjutant. latter part where hethe will 5 in possesion of a revolver. revdry\vith the. jitmcfet; sanction oi the place and the occasion. boarded in proper homes. Causes of » In a statement setting forth the conferat Cairo with Lord Allenby, TillSSIIlIIIBilUJIIIHiSilliiliaillllllflllllHllll • •} We have ecnufcped burselves thoroughly for the evening's distress are as follows: facts concerning the foundation of American Red Cross Director Pleased program. We have purchased,; for a penny, a marvelous wooden No Homes Adults Children the Jewish Valor Legion it is de-j With Jewish Relief Work in contraption whose sole, purpose in'the world is fbsprpduce noise. Old Age._.

1 -<- 3 — dared that, although the Jewish Constant Xiople.

We still fondly remenib^r this as a'Tdapper"; oui* friends of theDesertion — .-5- population is only three per cent, of $ "1 3 London, (J. T. Agency.)—Colonel S other synag'ogue.'eallexi it a "granger"; Be|ng but a littlel chap Insufficient fhe total'of the United States, the] Olds, European, Director of the Amer- - | we have; bought the smallest-sized ""klapper" to be had on the Income 8 5 9 number of Jewish., soldiers i n i h e : i c a n E e d erdss, expressed great market; but as we journey, to the synagogue our eyes are cast Sickness 27 . 5/ ~8 American forces was ZVz per cent, j satisfaction with the work being done = / longingly at the "klappers" carried by the older boys. These'eost Widows 14 :..*. 3 .3 It'.is also asserted that, while the ^ <5onstar.tmoi0e by the special five cents, can produce-ten times as much-sound as our own, and Improper Homes/— 7 -r Jewish enrollment in the army was emigrant's office of the Joint Distribuare fifty times inore desirable. \ V /"" Infirmities...

1 — 3% per cent., c 4 per cent, of t h e | t i o n Committee, says a Constantinople Having*arrived at the synagogue, we j«in other youngsters total number of decorations and dispatch"received "here. "The Colonel S^ !IUtltlllIIIIIIIIII!llIilfIIUIimillHllI|IIiHlH!linilI!llllllliUill!llilllUIIII E whor have already subdivided into groups for \he purpose of vie61 17 citations were won by . Jews. The personally inspected each department 55 • . .

E ing with "each other later In^ competitions of celebration. Various AH of .the cases, will be continued Legion's statement says that in the 1 anwas so pleased that he declared s members of these^giroups are already stealthily practicing on throughout Ma*eh, and &t least one membership will be included winners he would arrange for its active sup- = their "Mappers"; tuning them up, as it were, for the grand new one of sickness in the family three congressional Medals of port upon return to PaVis. A numblr E -concert that is soon, to come. On this evening the little girls will be1 added. It costs t h e Federa- of Honor, the highest decoration this of Jewish refugees from Georgia are 3 ..are allowed full liberty in the men'svsection (probably, in defer- tion an average of §15.00 per month Nation - Prepare your bundle with clothes, bestows; ISO Distinguished! reported to have reached Constan- 5 ence to the heroic part soon to be played in the story by afor each individual cared for as y shoes, underwear, food, soap, towels,1 , 5 woman)". They>: too; Jia,ve' their groups—and competition will above; during March 1921 our relief Service Grosses, 175 Croix de Guerre j Unople. and many other medals awarded by cotton and medicaments. will be approximately $1400.00, as the Allied governments. proye keen.

• The reading begins. The droning of the reader, whichcompared with $1120.00 for March - Commander Gumpertz, as -a First The Jewish Peoples' "Relief Committee would othenviBS:lull us to sleep, merely serves as a greater of 1920, or an increase of 16 per cent. Sergeant in the 33rd Division, won rs incentive to attentive listening to catch. the>*first utterance <>f z During February we prepared the Congressional of Omaha will call upon you during theMedal o ^ Honor, that name-which will Joosen our pent-up energies. At last, after forty-eight seta of affidavits to as-the Legion of Honor month of March. of France, the an ahnost'endless^wait, i5t conies. The reader, following' the text, sist local residents to bring their Medaille Militaire, Croix de Guerre , * says "Hamair", burring over^the' word, sly fellow that he is>relatives to •• America, This "is an It Pays to Get Our Figures with two^palms, Montenegrin Medal Laid Over 6,000 Roofs in Omaha Call any of the following telephone as ^f it were of nncpnsequence^whatsoeveri But'we, who have average of two per day.ApAre Our Proofs waited, are not to be so easily cheated; At the very first syllable, proximately 150 -individuals are of VakJJ^ and the Conspicuous Service -r Our ^oofs numbers and your bundle will be colOur Specialty Cross 6f the State of New. York. . our "Mappers" are up pp p and a at t it. t What What an an outburst outburst of of merriment merriment covered by ~ the ^affidavits prepared. Vice-Commander Kaufman, who Ready Roofing oversold shingles lected and forwarled to help the inl ! This'is T h i i h^w h we show h bin* i triumph over.Haman; Thirty-nine^ money remittances were andd clamor!

All Work*Guaranteed—Easy nocent victims of var: with the 77th Division as a this is how we show our disdain at his very name! And once sent abroad, fifteen of which were was Terms First, Sergeant has the Congressional started," we do n o t stop until the very end'of the "Megillah", sent direct! to Warsaw for transporta- Medal of Honor, Sfedaille Militaire Harney 2574 Harney 6113 Harney 1606 Office and Warehouse: until Esther and^ "Mordecai themselves are victorious. . tion of immigrants. In this conWebster 273" /Webster 028aand Croix de Guerre with palm.

3122 Leaven worth Then, ^itli the discords" of the "ldappers" and "graghers" nection we might state that the Adjutant Webstei- 107' Bernstein who was with Webster 6059 still rinp^no; as-^heavenly music in, ourffears," we go homeland Western Union- Telegraph Co. hasthe 6th Marines v of the 2nd Division attack the deJectable -Purim: goodie, the^ Hamaiitash".

And, as found oux .office most useful in a. crowning;feature, we^tum actor, and tour the : neighborhood locating Omaha citizens for whom has the Distinguished Service Cross sj: = it had cablegrams from relatives in and the Croix de Guerre with two Spieler". as a

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Slaters of High-Grade Garments STUDENT TO BE REVISED. '• ' , be our reactions, we who are become too, old to of emmjgrants. • _ •' W.arsaw, {J. T. Agency.)—AccordThe Holiday Spirit HereJ wield "Mappers'' and[indulge in, Purim plays? How shall; v^e combat/the siodern Haitians?.. We can do no better than, did League Organ Publishes Pogrom ing to a report appearing in "The Be well dressed for the holidays Haint" the <ase' of the murderer of.

Esther and Mordeeai.of old.

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We also' clean, press and her-the spiritual mafcings:vof an Esther. Every Jewish man may LONDON. ( J . C. B/'TService.)— the Jewish student Brezazia will be!HI _repaic- clothes. be a Mordecai^ Their attributes, faith, loyalty and undying The offiqal'gazette of the League'of revised and. the murderer probably! devotion to IsreaP^"Meals, may be burs. Even as they triumphed Nations contains the fall memoran- retried. The individual charged with over Haman 2500 !yesrs ago>, so may we triumph over the Hamans dum s ubmitted to the League by the murder has previously been ac- ! 215 SoflSth St. Douglas $092 1 ,• of this day. 'No mifjfcle of the Lord was the means of their the Paris Committee of Jewish dele- quitted. salvation. Only an abiding- faith in the justice of. their cause, jations which reports^In -detail thej arid steadfast adherence to the principles of their belief saved pogroms made in Ukrainia within King Hedjas Will Abdicate Britain them. These, and these.only can be our most effective •weapons. the past two years.

Is Informed.* London, (J. T. Agency.)—According to a Cairo dispatch to the POLISH-JEWISH NEGOTIATIONS^ JEWISH DEPUTY WILL NOT BE Times" King Hedjas-'has offidally [ JEWISH CALENDAR 1 PROSECUTED. ^RESUMED. notified the British government that o • — — — : —:—^=_o Warsaw. (J. T. Agency.) The Seim Warsaw. (J. T,. Agency.) The Polish unless his claims \re satisfactorily Purim (Feast, of Esther) government has resumed through Commission which has been investi- settled by the end of March he will ,... r.-:-™—-Thursday, March 24 some of its ministers the, negotiations gating the^charges against the Jewish ' Passovef (Pe^aqli).r.—...Sat., April 23 with Jewish leaders which are being Deputy Dr. Schipper has decided that abdicate.

Passover <Seve"ntIi Day)....Ffi., Apr. 29 conducted with a view of 'bringing the deruty is not to be prosecuted.

Gale Cripples First Jewish Ship.

Eosch-Chodescli lyar—-Mon., May 9 The charges wereSwj connection^with Lag b'pmlar...l:._...I r....Thurs,, May 26 about Better relations between the LONDON. (Jewish Telegraphic certain utterances made by Dr. Eosch-Qiodesch SivaB^.Wrues., June 7 communities. Dr. Alfred Nossig is Agency.)—A heavy ^ale severely, again acting in the role of mediator. Schipper vat a public meeting someShabuotb. ^(ConfiRnation^Day) I damaged the commercial ship "HachO' June 12 The furst session was held last night time ago. lutz" in the port of Jaffa, according and decided that the Jewish parties Eosch-Chodesch Tammuz to a Jerusalem dispatch received here FRENCH GOVERNMENT AIDING y, July ^7 should submit a united program of today., The "Hacholutz" was the / Z I O N I S T PIONEERS. - RbscJi-Chodesct|Ab:..-.....Fri., Aug. 5 their demands and this program will first Jewish steamer to have reached : Paris, (J. T. Agency.)—The French Palestine;1' : •' Fast of A Ah~L--~—^~^-^Ss.i., Aug.13 13 be considered a t the next session of h L S i A • Epsch-Chodeg'ch-Ellul^Suil.^ Sept, 4 the conference. At the rame session Zionist Federation is now placing the'government will formulate certain ChalutSan in French* country^ estates ;., .^5$82*i92i •'"•..y . •"". x New year!s*Eve~............ Sun., Oct. 2 obligations towards the Jews which where they are obtaining agricultural Delegates to Accompany Dr. Weizman '•'*•'••' < C h o s e n . ' . ^ it is-pr&pared to .carry into'effect. training. The Federation \ i s being -/ r London.

(J. T. Agency.)—It hainow aided in .its' work by the '•< \^ TbTes %iresi{en; Lithoani'a. been_dennitely determined that Prof. ' LONDON. i(J. U, B. Service.)^- JEW ELECTED TO OFFICE IN Ministry fp:r Agriculture.;; Chaim Weizman will be accompanied The Poles are preparing for an offenon his visit to America by the followsive against Lithuania} according to Paris, (J. T. Agency.)—In yester- League"" Council Takes No Action ing Zionists: M.M. Ussisshldn, Jos. Regarding Expulsion of Vienna Jews. advices- received here from Kovno. day's .local elections, the Jew. in. the Second Paris.' (J»-T. Agency.)—The Coun- Cowenand Hillel Zlatopolsky. As al;It is the contention of the Poles,Hhe Sauvarine .was: elected raady previously stated Professor ; ; : ; di p say, that t h t the th League L N Sector; - ' ;' '" \ ; -' . . ::':: .>. '-H ' cil ^f;.,the; -League of. Nations has Einstein will also come as a member of-Nataken up the .question of the extions is unabTe to settle the Vijna of the delegation which is expected" to pulsion of mora" than 50,000 Jews Colonial ;Ofl5ce' Responsible Foi situation, and that they, must -theresail on the 23rd of March. biil.has arrived at no Palestine Administration;' fore take the ^necessary, kteps them^the matter and does hot London, (J. T. Agency.)—Replying selves. to a question in the House .of Com- appear likely to take action in the OF OFFICER 665'1 ' inoEs yesterday, Premier Lloyd matter afe its present meeting.

Professor Ashkenasi who represents IS CUNNINGLY CONTRIVED George declare^ that with_ the be Poland, which complained ' t o the ginfung of March the Colonial Office She loves she-loves me not" League of Austria's contemplated act, jnurmiared Toia'M^pre while waiting will: assume responsibility for the for his entrance, v and picking the administration of Palestine and is understood to be'trying to arrive at an understanding, witfi the local Jeaves/ of the .-pwrverJbial. prophetic Mesopotamia.

Austrian representetnre Ambassador - daisy. "What'? the. idea'.'Tom 1" asked .Harry Beaumont,,who directed. M~ore JEWISH MAKERS IN WARSAW E i c h o f f . ,:• - • • ] . - - . • •'•• . • • • • • V •;.•••••• In"'^Offir 66i^ra^<5pldwyii picture in ''Officer ,666,"" picture, •;-.' : i "• '•-\V3N. ' j ::&\ Gpldwyn !

Warsaw. (J. T. Agency.). Local JEWISH $Tyjrf3NT HAD CONVER. "which conies t6 ;tterSun tjieatre, for Jewjph bakers who have been on strike SION FORCED UPON HIM. seven days, comme'ncihg Sunday^ "It's daring the past few days have returnWarsaw.

(J. T. Agency.) The local this officer business^ Beaumont. These ed to work, the employers having acpublicafopn-."N&rocr" relates that in sudden changes fron? ofiice^to civilian, Zak&pane, a Jewish student named back agEiin/ etc^ -gets my goat. I cepted all their demands.

Jacob Beige! -was converted against yioiply couldn't- rememberVthem, BO his will. According to the "Narod" : Italian Senate Declines 'o Tax iuisr.1 pick' a daisj^^a find out.' J^lien Beigel was in a sanitarium and while Foroigners. sBlje iovjES XOB i^m an officer—when she tmdergo'ng sever© pain the clergyman Paris. (J. T. Agency.) The. Italian ddeshS» thenl/Ifnijntol. ^Seems to^ come CHffiOPODIST AND'B Maximilian forcibly converted • him. senate has rejected the measure which oat right Syhicheter Way !t works/' . , SHOP. Beigel died soon flftej-ward-aiJil his ^ •'•'_ %8tajblUli«4 1890 jr/'Officer 66S^is?perhaps the most proposed t a lev a.special- tax on mother had the utmost difficulty, in foreigners, according to a dispatch Uth ha& Banur. indicate; and cunningly;toBtrived plot ^ ^ i ^ . : A i pbtajning-ii^ r . inivhM; ToSf^olfitas^^p ?***&& \

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DEMOCRACY THE TERRIBLE^**, JEWISH NATIONAL COUNCIL MIZRACHI SEEKS VENTION OF JEWS, ANTI WILL HAVE RIGHT TO TAX ADJUSTMENT WITH SEMITIC PROFESSOR JEWISH COMMUNITIES. • ZIONIST LEADERS

JEWISH WORKERS WANT ^ ^ IMMIGRANTS ,HSrPALESTINE.!

London, {J. T. Agency.)—Delegates Rabbi Frederick Cohn in-an address , J . Helphand, A. Steifler, S. Daivis, DECLARES. <J. T. Agency.)—Leading representing 2,0tf0 Jewish roadbefore .the Aleph Y club of the" Y. M. F. White and ''Mrs. M. Tatle were Recuperating from last week's London; (J. T. Agency.) Prof,\br.

H. A., Monday night, atta^fced- the appointed by the Omaha Zionist or- defeat a t the hands^of the' McKenney* H. Pick, leader of the Central Bureau London, (J. T. Agency.) — Our of the Jewish National workers at a conference voiced their 7 t>f the, Mizrachi World Organization Ku Palestine were informed desire to see a greater stream of Klan.

Berlin correspondent informs us that ganization .as a special membership, Dentists, the Thorpeian Athletic Club bert Samuel that the Jewish immigration flow into Pa"The Ku Klux Klan claims to becommittee trf* make final campaign quintet' mercilessly trounced the in Jerusalem, arrived here. He hasat the celebration of Wagner's an- by e come here "for the purpose of negoti100 per cent American," he said. "X t plans. The committee will' have full 'Commerce Tigers on Tuesday of this niversary and fifty years existence Council wo\ld be granted the right | lestine, says a Haifa dispatch recollect taxes from the ceived here. They also decided t-i what.could^ be more bolshevistic than charge of all activities relative to week to the score of 35-13. In oneating •with the Zionist Executive - bout of theXSerman Empire Professor t o ass"< the attitude of the Mizrachi towards to attempt t<> take into its,own Mantis the membership drive.

Jewish, communities for carrying' on call upon the government for fr .

Gustav, Roethe, speaking at. the Berof the fastest and best played games tb/J Zionist Organization^ and io come the government; to take the place of and maintain coin- medical help and to make all thc.-r communal lin University, bitterly attacked the Over three hundred members have exhibited by the , Thorpeian duly constituted authorities and in-already registered -with the local season, all of the- players says a dispatch purchases through t]ic workers conJews. Among numerous other ac- m u n a l stitute the justice of the mob? We organization.* . The. Omaha quota is spectacular shots and displayed'both which th'e Mizrachi has brought before cusations the Professor made against f Jerusalem, Executive members sumers organization. all know A what a terrible thing mob one thousand members. ~ of the Council onferred with the the Board of Directors of the Keren the Jewish people, he also charged a remarkable offensive and defensive High Commissioner regarding the rule is through our own experience."

Hayesod. them with being the sole inventors Mr. Joseph Goldberg of New York, game. - Sidney Corenman, Dave organization of Jewish coml^abbi Cohn stated that the Ku Klux member of the National Zionist Chesno, and George Bernstein conof democracy.

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munities and Sir Herbert promised Klan had adopted a program against Executive Board, will be^in Omaha, tributed eight points each. Sam PALESTINE JEWISH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OFFICIALLY , certain classes of people and have the . latter part o£ "March, under -the Freiberg brought his total up to 7 SCOTCH CLERGY ASKED TO that instructions •fcould be issued to - RECOGNIZED. . formed their platform on a group of auspices-of the local Zionist Organiza- by making a long,,high' graceful -shot APPEAL AGAINST UKRAIN- offcially recognize] the Jewish Town Ke-uplio\stermg, new springs put Councils as the pnly representative "anjis." Some of the "ant:s" ar- astion. At this time he will make* a"fromthe side lines. Playing as they London, (J. T. Agency.)—Replying IAN POGROMS. *". frames- rpfinishefl, and every body in towns and colonies; they follows: Anti-Black, Anti-Color, Anti- special 'endeavor to procure sub- did' Tuesday, the Thorpeians still t o ' a question by Sir Harry Britain, at big savLondon, (J. T. Agency.)-rThe last are however, subject to the authority ing. 5-piece parForeigner, Anti-Bolshevism, Anti- scribers to the American Zion Com- anticipate winning the x Commercial Under-Secretary Emery stated in the issue of the "Christian" appealed to ;iart mjake like Jew-and Anti-Catholic. jroonwealth Organization. Mr. Gold- League championship, although, they, House- of' Commons, that the Jewish the Scotch clergy to raise their voice of the - National /Council which was lor suite, uphol"We want no terrorism in America. berg "is a ^well-known speaker in are at the present tied for first with National,. Assembly, of Palestine was in protest; against the Ukrainian chosen by the Jewish National Asstered, springs sembly. iut in a n d We want law and order," said Dr.Zionist activities and, will spend the Lion Bonding Co. and Council chiefly intended to. concern itself pogroriiSi / frames polished Cohn. "This is the view of the Jews several days*-'in' Omaha. • . ' : Bluffs High School aggregations. The with the domestic conditions of the 'or—— DISCHARGE L D. C- WORKERS. as well as every other real American Through his efforts, it is proposed Commercial League will end up next Jews in Palestine. The government citizen. The Ku !Klux Klan should to put vthe Dr. Philip Sher program week with games on both Tuesday officially recognized this b"ody with MUNICH PROTESTS AGAINST Warsaw, (Ji T.jAgency.) — An$7750 INCLUSION OF JEWS IN be denounced and any attempt of this for an Omaha Colony int6 realify. •.,'• and Thursday. The big game is ex-the understanding that it will renouncement was made that the adPOLITICAL MISSIONS. kinoL discouraged." . . ministration •pf the Joint DistribuThe Zionist ^'Organization ineets pected to be next Thursday with the cognize the authority of tHe British -Rabbi .Conn's lecture is tnefirstoneevery Tuesday, evening at the Lyric -Thorpeian A. C. playing Council mandate and will effect nothing that London, (J. T. Agency.)—The Ger- tion Commit.jtee •will discharge its to be given under the new administra- Building. All members are urged to Bluffs High School, as both are atmay be in disagreement with its man National Executive xof Munich local worker on June SOth, paying has sent an official protest, to the them for fo1• months notice. tion- oi the Aleph "5^ Many more fea- attend. present tied. for first and both are conditions. , « • " German government against the fact tures "along educational lines nave exceedingly ,fast quintets. .

Phone Douglas that in the ' commission •which been arraigned by the committee in Ji.*pproximately 25 Thorpeians will "PASSION," BIG PRODUCTIION, 0097 Several . Omaha Jewish boys examined the Paris note of the Alcharge. < • • .

WITH FAS1OUS CONWe refinish recently organized the Omaha Jew- act as^. ushers at the concert to be lies, seven out of nine members were The next entertainment lor theish Bb^s Athletic Club, which, now given Sunday afternoon at the furniture and 'TINENTAL STAR pianos. members will-be a private dance, has eighteen members and will soon Municipal Auditorium by the Omana The most recent of super-film Jews, vrhe protest also objects to We make new the fact that in the commission at Tuesday,*'March 22, at the Hanscom close the membership drive now on.

Hebrew Club, which is presenting 'i ft plays, "Passion," which opens an present in London three Jews have 1 furniture a t Sfip Coven park pavilion . _ factory prices.

The club meets every Wednesday Sophie BraslaUi to the Omaha .Jewish engagement at -the Strand_ Theatre been included. save *rour VTe call f o r g'ood furniture. iowers, evening in the club rooms, in the community. __ The Thorpeians are March 3l/for a run of ten -days, is We make them A "daughter was born to Mr. and their heartiest support to this and deliver sll said to markka new epoch in motion' to fit from fin. and buy them at furniture. est materials.

Mrs. Ira Rosenblum at Kansas City Lyric Building. A basketball affair;, and through the comtesy of pictures. "Passion", is an intimate WHITE BUSSIANS PROTEST. is being organized and hikes v Write or phone Tuesday. Mrs. Rosenblum will be reMr. John Feldman, are being-furnishWarsaw, (J. T. Agency.)—Accord $11 and our m a n version of the story of a little Erench.

Arm Chnlr, will call with membered as Blanche Cross. She picnics are being planned. ed with .uniforms. ^* r tig to a report from Vilna, the local *C5O milliner who rose to a position comcamples. took an active part in Zionist affairs 1 © manding a king and affecting the White-Russian protested at the fact Mr. and Mrs. wiiliam Rosenblatt, 319 South 16th Street before her marriage.

•""" j I that the delegation of the / Polish Ameiicsa Uplioistcriig Co. moved to Los Angeles about ten'] At the regular meeting of the destinies of a nation.

Mrs. H. "Gross of Omaha is now visPhone Douglas 3400 617 South Sixteenth Street Aside from its reputed new NatjonaJ Democratic Party in Paris Women's Auxiliary to L O. B. B. years ago, are visiting in Omaha. Mr. Opposite Cnsile Hotel iting with her • daughter. technical perfections there is a depth spoke in the "name of the entire Lodger held on Thursday, March 10, Special Prices for HotoH nncl Theaters Rosenblatt has three brothers, Herof panoramic perspective hitherto un- population of Pilna. A report from Mrs. Cora Wolf entertained fifteen ' maajMorr and Jr k Rosenblatt, who.

Heritage"- by Iola Brothers" Shore, known to the silyersheet and in-' Lodz states that the leaders of theguests at dinner Monday eveninj; at m a k e t h e i r h o m e s **&** cit,vwhich appeared in the Saturday stanced by the passion of huge mobs local Jewish community- are assistrising . in-their might to overfiirow Poland - " . - in • . the . campaign now Evening Post. "* ,.

The Half-and-Half Bridge club met conflucted in connection with and of which there have ^ home of Mr? and Mrs. Julius" A letter was reaa at'the meeting the mighty, and Dr. and MfsrNathan Rosewater o f .

Cleveland, who have been spending Newman, Sunday evening, when prizes requesting the auxiliary to-appoint beenn plenty p y of demonstration lately • the plebiscite in Upper Silesia. i the th form f r m of f strikes strikes and and rebellions. rebellions ' .some time in California, have' been V e r e w o n *>?M r s - A b n e r Kaiman and a representative to confer with the in City ..Welfare Board in affecting an One of the big scenes in this photo- UJ visitingySIr. and Mrs. N. P. Feil for M r - ^erman Goldsmith^, organization to support the city wel- dramatic spectacle is the storming S several days.

COURTNEY BUILDING Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Arnstehr eli- fare _workers in the city-wide wel- of a manrmcth barricaded prison by 5 fai> . . . for.

The regular monthly meeting of the terlained fourteen. guests at dinner !. e campaign. Miss Ruth Levey a mob of 5,C00 impassioned citizens, =j BARCKLEY Council of Jewish Womeno will be Saturday evening^ at. the Athletic was appointed to represent the club. all of which becomes doubly im-. 5 • N. The following new members were pressive and realistic through the = Custom-made Corsets and =! heid Monday afternoon, Match 28, a t ' C l u b > added to the organization:. Mrs. Ida stereoscopic character of the new 5 3 p. m. Following 'the business meetLevin, Miss . Rose Cohan, Miss Bess photography which displaces the flat E The Sunday school of Temple Israel ing, Miss Annette Fariteer—will give Greenberg, lEss Bertha Leon,-Miss photography that so often makes the 5 will give a Purim entertainment SunSurgical Belts = several reading and Mrs. Isidor Ziegillusion difficult.. . j~ ler will read a paper written by Mrs.. day morning, ^ March 27, at 10 o'clock, Ida Alperin, Mrs. Bliss.

For Appointment call = and The" next regular meeting of the Max-Margolis on "Judaism and Our ]when t h e r e w mb e a MISS STEINBERG^ i All Orders Given Prompt Attention. • Women's Auxiliary will be held HELP-WANTED >E Youth," which was given at the recent fm^lslc^ a n ^ literary numbers^ -Webster 4787; Hi . J - - \ phone: Douglas 3940.

Thursday, April 14.L { Woman or-girl to stay with chil- H Triennial in Denver and evoked a v dren evenings. Call Webster 2292 ^llilJIlHIHUIllIlHmilliliUllilliliiHillliii | Dr. Harry Grepnberg announce the LOUIS SOMMER. JAKE BERKOWITZ. great deal*of interest. Miss Mildred Miller will give .several piano num- engagement of his sister, Bess, to. Mr. I The Young' Judeans will give a in the morning.

Mrs. M.^Lazar of Purim program, March 27, Jack. Lazar,, bers. pg, , at 2:30 ROOM. WANTED this*city../ No d£;te has been set for P. M., at the Y. M. H. A. clufi rooms Ypung Jewish woman wants nice when the public is invited."

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-'room with private family. Would will give the first of a series of benefit card socials at the Hotel Loyal, Sun- • A meeting of the Daughters ofj A regular meeting of: the Young 'like to have one meal & day if Tyler 5315. j day afternoon, April 10, at 2:30 p.m. Zion was held a"t the home of Dora Judea Senior, club was .held. March Possible. : Prizes will be awarded at each table, and.Bernice Stein. The-meeting was j 13, at the home of Miss Euth Bern-j ~ and. refreshments will be served. Theopened with Hatikvah, which was fol- tein, when election-of officers took' proceeds of these sociais-Jsill go to^lowedby the election of officers; Those' place. The following, were" elected BUY SAFE ward the adoption of <Palestinian or- elected were: President, Sara Morgan; J Kose Minkin, president, Blanche AltWHEN YOU BUYJEIVELRY phans, the special work that this or- vice-president,. Sylvia Olander; secre- man, vice-president, Anne Selicow, tary, -Anne Eeiback; treasurer. Made- secretary, Ida Hoffman, assistant ganization sponsors.

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We have satisfied hundreds of hold an open Purim program at the A committee was appointed to Beth Hamedrash Hogodol Synagogue form plans for a Toy Shower to be your friends. ' a t Nineteenth and Burt streets, Sun- : Mrs. D. M. Newman will entertain given in. the near future for the day morning, March 20, at ten o'clock. tTie Pricilla club at her home at lun- benefit of needy .children. .Plans cheon and "bridge, Wednesday, March were also discussed for organizing : 1514 Dodge Street.

23. " , - ' . / • Mrs. M. A. ^Volowit? entertained a Voleyl Ball team.

-Phone: Douglas 5619 her bridge club Monday at her home, when Mrs. Sam Kramer of New York Installation'of omcers of the Ydetes " Miss Irene was the guest of the club.

Mr. and Mrs.! the club rooms on March. 15; Missiva Morris "chiffer, to Mr. Harry SomMrs. Sam Cohn was hostess to theSiegel presiding. More than forty- mers of this city has been announced. lla-Oth Club last Sunday afternoon. five girls were present. An interestjtincr- the. ing program was presented, consisting a. sTin-rf: hnsinpgg A*fc f",Ti& T P P T i l a ' r ' lg=SJ afternoon was spent in playing cards, of two selections on the violin by C. next .Tuesday evening, election of when prizes were won by Miss Esther Miss Fannie Fishj accompanied by omcers for. the ensuing ierm will be Nathan and Miss Sophye Weinstein. Miss Sarah Eicklin on the piano, andy The next meeting of the Ea-Oth club a talk fcy Dr. V. E. Levine. The next wilj^ be at the home of Miss Lottie meeting will beiield on March 29.

Tb.9 Idsal Faaaly Loaf Mrs. Samuel Harmel, who under< Hirschberg on Sunday, March 27. went^an operation at the(5Clarkson Patnmizs Yoia ..> An important meeting of all Y. M. Hospital last week, is convalescing.

HeSgiitels0od Grocer Templejsrael Sisterhood Purim Ball and Y. W. H.A. clubs and of the JAY BtTBHS BAKING 00^ Much interest'is being manifested Senior, Junior and Hativoh Girls' clubs of the Young Judea will be held in the Purim masquerade dance to be given Wednesday evening, March. 23, at the Y. M. H. A. rooms on Monday by the Temple Israel Sisterhood in the evening, March 21, at 8:00 o'clock. All ball room of the Blackstone,. hotel. members of the association and of given by Many original costumos will be worn these clubs are urged to attend.

FOUNDED 1557 and prize: will be awarded to the ~wearers of the most origina|, the most The.Y. M. H. A. wilf celebrate Purim beaii^ul, and the funniest'costumes. by giving a dance for all its members of on Wednesday evening, March 23rd, llr. and Mrs.- Philip Wolf son of at the L£ric Building. ' • *\ , Miami, Florida, will arrive this month Sunday, Mareh 27,1921; to make their future home in Omaha. •""Mildred Sefren, .daughter of Mrs. ~ Admission: $1.00Mrs. Wolf son .will be remembered in Dora Sefren dtf the souni side, who Omaha Vs Miss Nora Pred, daughter has been crtically ill at the St. Joseph hospital, is now\ reported out of Mr. and Mrs. Boris Pred. danger.

The Young Judaea Junior'club met; Harry H. LapldnB. Pres.-Trcas.

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interesting address upon the eubject Bazar the most successful event of the JEWISH COMMISSIONER OF w LORD READING PRAISES UNITED "Some Facts and Fancies in Psychol- season. It will be^given by the Won-, POLICE MURDERED. STATES. ' - •• ,. ogy"; Miss Francis Fribourg, who has ists of the city March 27, 28 - d 29 at Bagdad, (J. T. Agency). — The LONDON, Feb. 6.—Lord Reading, just returned from six months study the Hebrew' Institute and will -be in • Bagdad. community mourns an irViceroy Designate of India, said to-" Sent by our Dea Moines News Sent by our Council Bluffs News in New York, rendered several pleas- the nature ftf an entertainment. repSrable_ loss inthe death of Mr. nigh't at a dinner of farewell, tendered • bureau. > , On Thursday afternoon, March 9, ing violin selections; n^-d Mrs- Fred Salman Rdeben Ahaya in his twentyto him by the English Speaking Mr. and Mrs. Harry Finsod who Xfoion, of which he is president, a . •. - . .

• first year. While he was returning-) the Hadassah, a branch of the Zionist Roosr delights. J the audience with a Mitchell Solornon, 22, Saturday gave were recently married in Tineoln are vocal solo) Organization, whose president is Mrs. home one idght he;was attacked by ; tribute to the United States for its •' • Cohen-Sklar r a pint of Lia blood by transfusion Vo spending their honeymoon with rela[•an unknown /person, who shot and Sam Baron, held an entertainment in, save the life. off. his ybling brother, prompt action in releasing for help Mr, and Mrs. M/. Cohen aimbunced the stabbed him, causing instant death. the nature of a "linen shower" at the The I abbath school of Mount Sinai tives and friends here. They have" their daughter, Sadie, Temple "will give a Purim play, on Arnold,' 4, at the Jennie Edmuiidson of the Indian Government itsstore' tengagement.of o The late Mr. Ahaya was the first Hebrew Institute. By the influence of March 27th, in the Temple. The play been the honored gtsfests at many of silver at the crisis during the war.

Mr. S'am Sklar of this.city. hospital. The, boys are the sons of social events during their their stay "It was an act of friendliness, he Mr..Sklar is connected ; with the to meet with remarkable success in a national ca$ from the headquarters, is to be given under the direction of here.

Mr. and Mrs. 1V£ 'Solomon, 206 Park .., the local Hadassah inaugurated a j the local government. He entered Miss Rose Baron. said, "only surpassed when President Midwestern Clothing Company. aovenue. . campaign for linen to be used to help The young boy had been suffering Wilson agreed to the brigading of Prenuptial Honors^ Two Brides-Elect the service of the Police Department the medical unit of the Hadassah in The Hebrew Ladies Friendship society Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bailin of Atkinfrom a variety of diseases which had American troops with, the British." j The Misses Minnie Lipshy, Ann Ber- at the age of seventeen, in the Palestine. held its 25th annual dance Monday son, Nebraska, arrived here Sunday lbvich arid pecelia Lazarus presided capacity of, clerk.' been baffling .Council Bluffs and " Mrs. A. Goodsite, the official chairevening, March 14, at the Auditorium. for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. as hostesses at a prenuptial party His smartness and wit were of rare Omaha physicians and surgeons for man of the afternoon, and 3 committee A large crowd atterded and the re- J. N. Erueger and Mr. and Mrs. M. Sunday^ afternoon, when thirty girls quality. He had succeeded in detectsome time. It^vas decided to give him Bailin. of twenty-five ladies who were under Celia D. Rpss, Box 1316, Sta. A, were entertained at the home of Miss ing cases which baffled the British her leadership, worked for the success sults of the evening's entertainment a new flow of blood and a transfusion Mr. and Mrs. M. Blank have issued were very successful. The proceeds B. 3652; Lazarus, 1716 Forest Avenue, in honor and local police. was arranged^ ...'•' . _, invitations to the.celebration of their of the campaign. About three hunof Miss Goldie Robinson and Miss He leaves behind him a young dred women participated and donated of the a --. ir are to be used for charit- silver wedding anniversary, Thursday, Mitchell, the older brother, readily able purposes.

The Brotherhood of the Temple Celia Bernstein, whose weddings will brother, aged twelve, and his mother, consented and over a pint §f blood was at the Martin Hotel. The evening will of whom he was the only -support.^ the gifts. Speeches were delivered gave a dinner for the fathers ^and sons take place next month. . taken from his body and transferred Plans are being made, to make the be. devoted to cards and dancing. by Mrs. Kopstein and Mr. BarneyMiss Robinson will marry Mr. My- The funeral ceremony was most Baron. Among the gifts were the folto theVbody, of Arnold. The operation of the congregation Wednesday evening, March 16, at tho Temple.

After ron Schlissel of Detroit, while Miss impressive. More'than 10,000 people lowing articles: five doz. sheets, hunwas pel-formed by Dr. Donald Mat^rae, the dinner, Mr. Whitney, chairman of Bernstein will become the* bride of j accompanied the procession. noted surgeon. _ . dred pillow cases, 150 bath towels, ten the Boy Scouts of Lincoln, spoke.

Mr. Herm Ingham. big blankets, ten baby blankets, twen-, Organizations Oppose Phil Eomonovwon over Harry Perelty bed spreads, seventy pair hose, and The Jewish" Hadassah> here have Jewish Immigration. meter in the debate, "Resolved that The marriage of Mr. Victor Friend, adopted two orphans and are now contributions amounting tc^ ?80, $50 of Lincoln, to Miss Sylvia Weiler, oi WARSAW. (Jewish Telegraphic of which\was donated by the Sisterthe Jewish customs can be lived up to pjanning to adopt another. They are at the present time~j" which was held Salisbury, Mo., took place Wednesday ajso rafsing $400 for the maintenance Agency.)—A conference of rep- hood of Mount Sinai T«mple. Refreshevening, March 16, in Kansas City. resentlatives of Polish national organMonday evening at the Danish hall. of a pupil nurse in Palestine.. .•:. izations just held here adopted resolu- ments were served at the close of the Romonov had the affirmative,' program. tions expressing opposition to Jewish The debate was held under the Dr. Singer spoke to his congregation Trofczki Personally" Suppressed immigration particularly so in the[ Word nas been received by Mr., and auspices of the Hebrew Educational last Friday evening on the, "ImmigraPetrograd Rebellion, i tion Bill." case of those "coming from Russia, J Mrs. N. W. Pickus that their son, Club. . .

Paris, (J. T.; AVency.)—The latest Austria and Hungary. j Louis, who is attending, school at Although.the club has been in existence for a short time, the membership . The Daughters of Israel Aid Society reports received here regarding the Similar resolutions were adopted Iowa City was a member of the vicis now more than: fifty. The, next held its regular meeting Sunday after- situation in Russia state .that Leon at a conference of representatives of torious debating team which defeated meeting of the elub will be held at the noon, March 13, at the synagogue. Trotzki personally suppressed the the "Rozvoy," a polish. organization, Purdue University at Ames in the triangular .meet- with that college and home of Miss Sarah. Reva Snyder, 300 Mrs. Sarah Greenstone, president of Petrograd rebellion assisted by Col.which does not favor Jews. tL'e organization, recently brought in Kaminev and the head of the Extrathe University of Michigan.

Oakland-avenue.•''•'..'. x -\ twenty-four new members. .Mrs. PoTs- ordinary Commission DzerTinski.

People's Relief Still, Gathering Miss Grace Baron entertained the ky is vice-president, and Mrs. .Mrs. Clothing. . Committees in charge of the-Peo- Arenson, secretary-treasurer.

ANTI-ZIONIST RESOLUTIONS members of the G. S. C. in her home New York^ (JV T.»Agency).—Acples Relief here are making a houseSUBMITTED. Sunday afternoon.

The hours were cording to an announcement by the to-house canvass in an effort to secure London. (J. T."Agency.) According People's Relief Committee their drive spent informally, after which a light The Junior Judaeans met Sunday old clothing for the poor in Europe. afternoon, March 13, at the syna- to an announcement in the '^Morning for clothing to be shipped to those luncheon was served. The next meet- Letters have been sent every Jewish ing will be held at the home of Miss Post" the Allied Conference at present gogue. The club decided to give i family in- Council Bluffs requesting ' being* held here has teceived a copy destitute in the war-stricken coun- Mary Daskovsky.

Purim party and program. them to gather up their old clothing of the resolutions adopted by a con-tries resulted in a most generous response on part of the Jewish comThe Jewish Educational Alliance and to call the committee. The ~/brk The Miztah Social club met March gress of Arabs "in which they demand munity in Greater New York. Dur- held an interesting/meeting Sundayis under the direction of Ki Brandeis, that the Balfour declaration be withS. Steinberg, A .Gilinsky, Mrs?. S. Sny- 13 at the home of Miss Mae Fresh- drawn and the' immigration of jews ing last Sunday, 10,000 bundles were evening, March 1 3 / at the Hebrew man. The next "meeting will be held picked np in_ different parts of the Institute when the following program der • and. Mrs. A. Gilinsky. • at the Aome of Miss Fannie Nefsky. into Palestine be suspended. < city, the greater, jortion having come was given: Prof. H. G. Campbell of The Three Table Card club met "HONEST HUTCH" POPULAR from Brownsville , and Willianisburg. Morningside College delivered a very Miss Sarr. Fogelson is traveling in ^Tuesday.evening at the home of Mrs. California. She is at present in Los "Money makes the man," quoth the j Phil Saks, 911 South Sixth street. Angeles. sage."' ; • -'•:/• . '• .'

• Twelve guests were present. . Ort Hutchins, known to Willow Bend as "Honest Hutch," thought he^ Miss Ruth Polsky, of Lincoln, reYou cannot afford to overlook this great Closing Out The ^regular meeting of the-Council turned from Kansas City, -where she had found "*$100,000 and immediately Sale, every t shoe is from our regular stock and you'll Bluffs lodge of the B'nai Brith will be visited Mrs. Greenman, formerly Miss oegan to act that way. Where he find just the shoe you've been looking for in sizes 6 to 12, held Wednesday evening, March 23, Clara/Blumenthal of this city. had been a worthless town loafer, he •and widths from AA to E, : • at the Danish hall. .

•• • became in his own mind a plutocrat, and consequently in the minds of his The first meeting of the Hatikvoh fellows also. . , The Ladies Benevolent society met club was held Sunday afternoon) Wednej'day at the home of Mrs. J. Will Rogers plays "Honest Hutch," March 13, at the home of Sara Bar: Early _ Shopping is .greatly advised as Katelmani 42 Oakland avenue,! in the inimitable Will Rogers way, ney. Fifteen were present-oThey electyour good judgment tells you that these under the direction of; Clarence Baded the following officers :^Marjorie shoes are going fast. Several extra shoe . H. Marowitz, 523 Clark avenue, ger. The picture was made by GoldFinkelstein, 'president;, Cel& Rosen\ fitters are here ready to serve you. entertained for twelve guests Wedwynyand comes to the Moon theatre, thai, secretary; and Sara Barney, nesday afternoon at a bridge party. for seven days, commencing Sunday.

Over 700 patterns of afl wool material in the treasurer Miss Edith Bukin and Miss newest Spring Colors? Not one of these suits Jennie Evnen organized this club and "Honest Hutca'" makes a man The Junior Auxiliary of the Coun- are leading it. would have sold for less than §50.00 a few , of himself, and uplifts his family through his effort to convince nis cil of Jewish Women helu its "regular Never in the Msfory of Omaha have months ago. literary and social meeting Thursday A regular meeting of the Menorah neighbors that he had been saving { such remarkable shoe values been offered We have thousands of satisfied customers evening at the home of Miss Jennie Society of the University of. Nebraska money,- so' that Jie could' spend that to the buying public. After looking over because our workmanship is first class. The Katelman, 412 Oaklafif} avenue; our Bargains, you will be convinced of the was held Sunday evening, March 13. which he had found without causing £tyle you choose will be right, and the suit is amazing questions. necessity of baying more than one pair of A reading from "Jewish History" was made tofityou.

The Jewish Sisterhood will give a given by Harry Diamond. these high-grade shoes. public card party Sunday evening, \ Due to our limited space, Boys' Shoes will March 27, at the Danish hall.

The Sewing club met Sunday, March not be placed on sale until next week.

13, at the home of. Miss Elizabeth According to the committee, plans Sandlowitch. , and preparations are well under way for the benefit dance to be given by. "" Mr. and Mrs. Julius. Spiegle and If so'let ns io'yOUT.touting. We the Jewish Sisterhood Tuesday, April son, Harry and Mr. and Mrs. Julius are agents for EVERV STEAMSHIP LINE to Europe. TVe have 19, at the Eagle's ha\\ ' Jacks, motored to Omaha • Saturday, expert knowledge ' on • the continental Bltnntion; TP'e'wJIl help March 5, where they spent the weekyou secure your passport and The Young Judae clubs will holjl a end.

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Write, phone or call. •. Parim. masquerade party Sunday eveNorthwest Corner Fifteenth and Harney -Look fox the Signning at the home of Mrs. S. Shyken, Mr. Hillel King, of Virginia, is visVAL. J. PETER & CO. NO-DELIVERIES. NO C. O. D.'S. 1009 Second avenue. The clubs that iting his aunt, Mrs. Louis Rrechefsky.

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