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MOON TEMPLE MAY BE 7,000 YEARS OLD Philadelphia, (J. C. B.)—The temple of the moon uncovered in Ur of the Chaldees, the - -homo•'•"of Patriarch Abraham may be between 6,000 and 7,000 years old" and is probably the ildest known.edifice, according to Dr. leorge B. Gordon, Director of the University of Pennsylvania Museum; The unearthing- of the structure was due to the jointTefforts of the British Museum and the Museum of the University'of Pennsylvania.

The temple was devoted to the worihip of the mooni'one of the favoritesuits of that day arid may have been the idolatrous house of worship in which Terah, the father of Abraham, attended.

• The wall of the oldest part of tie iuilding so far discovered was erected in the fifth .millennium B. C. E. and was rebuilt or •repaired by rulers of Mesopotamia as late as, the time of Nebuchadnezzar in the sixtK centure B. C. E.

', OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1923

REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE OF FEDERATION

BY HARRY H. LAPIDUS, CHAIRMAN

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, A YEAR, $2.50.

FRENCH SUPPRESS JEW-BAITING Local B'nai B'rith Lodge to Hold Open Meeting March 22

To the President and • Board of would be the critical and the crucical Directors of the Jewish. Welfare year of the Jewish Welfare Fed- Only One Open Meeting Of Local B'Nai B'Rith Lodge Federation:— - . -• | eration in Omaha. We felt that if This Month.

The year 1922 was an -unusually we could come through this year suchard one for those institutions that cessfully, that at the end of that "appealed to the public for the support time the Federation would be upon BISHOP E..V. SHAYLER TO JEWISH FRATERNITIES TO BE PRINCIPAL SPEAKER. of their activities. This was espe- a permanent;foundation in Omaha.

DROP ENTIRE MATTER. cially true of organizations' such as) We have forked long and hard The local lodge of the B'nai B'rith Syracuse, N. Y.,"March 3. (J. T. A.) tile Jewish Welfare Federation which during the y^ar—not only the chair- will hold its open meeting Thursday —Jewish students at the University raised its funds solely by direct mem- man himself^ but a loyal band of evening,, March 22, at the Jewish of Syracuse are not particularly exbership subscriptions, having no members of; the Finance Committee Community Center. Bishop E. V. resort to -tag days, balls, raffles, and some me|nbers of the Board have Sliayler will be the principal speaker. cited over the reported action of the bazars or other methods of financing been ever-ready .to go out and collect His subject will be one of importSenior Council in urging;the limita: their work.

• j Federation money whenever the need ance to the entire public. tion- of the Jewish admissions there.

This was made plain by. Isadora N. In 1921 'the Jewish Welfare Fed- demanded—and the need Was constant "This will be one of the most interFour times we were Naiman,, an active Menorah member eration deliberately chose the most during the ye&r. v esting open meetings held by the at Syracuse University, in a message; difficult method of raising money— ( compelled to| borrow from private local B'nai B'rith lodge", said Irvin sources to finance pur work because to the Jewish. Telegraphic Agency. : that of making every individual in Stalmaster, chairman of the intelour subscrib|rs were delinquent, in the community feel that it was his j The Senior Council, Mr. Naiman lectual advancement committee for obligation to support by direct an- \ paying their ^pledges—and. each time points out, is composed of only seventhe monthof March.

On account of our devoted ; S workers gave up day nual subscription the various social teen students, and. even if it did the importance of this meeting there after day, rn&ny nights and Sundays service. activities of the community. recommend the regulation cutting of ; will be no other open meetings this Under the" impetus of the newly- from the business and their families, the numbers of Jewish students, its month." put on a diive . and brought the formed Federation, with its appeal' recommendations are not~ by" any Bishop Shayler is one of the leadto . the community for one contri- j money in to^pay back these loans. means representative of the entire " On 6ctobe| 1st, 1922, a deficit of ing speakers in the State of Nebution during the year, and because j student body. % 16,000 loomed up before us. From braska. Besides Bishop Shayler there of the general prosperous financial' "We have complete faith in Chanthat time on,\ constantly for four and cellor Flint's'liberai mindedness. Both Entire Affair Open to Public Celebra- situation that then existed, the Fed-. a half months, our loyal workers will be several -muria* and vocal numbers on;the program. ©ration had comparitively little diffition to Be Held at Rome Hotel the Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor labored Without rest to get that During the month of February the culty in raising the budget for its Graham have reputiated the action of money in, and now we can report local B'nai B'rith lodge held three NUTATION OF LARGE CLASS first year of activity as a city-wide ^ the Senior Council. The-Jewish-fraOF NEW APPLICANTS TO organization. ! that not only has the deficit been open meetings, one a feature meetternities are entirely ignoring the wiped out, hot only have all our ..* ' ' BE FEATURE. In 1922, however, things " started loans' been repaid, but we start the ing for men only and the other meetmatter.'? - •• •• ings ^for the members and their The senior council met behind Rabbi C. E.: Hillel Kauvar, head of out differently. The various strikes . new year with something over $2,000. friends. • closed doors .yesterday afternoon and the Beth Hamedrosh - Hagodol syna- throughout, the country affected our formulated a statement which it for- ogue at Denver, Colo., will be the situation locally, and especially- the j To get down to figures: in 1922 The intellectual advancement comwarded to Chancellor Flint denying principal speaker at the thirty-first strike in the packing-house' industry we collected from all scources $47,T mittee are making plans to hold one that it "took steps towards barring annual celebration of the Omaha made money in Omaha very scarce.. 201, iii 1921y §45,968, an increase in booster open- meeting each month.

Jewish students from entering the Hebrew Club._ The celebration will Then too, the Federation, although 1922 over 1921 of ?1,233. From sub- Prominent speakers will be secured institution. Statements to the effect be held at the Rome Hotel. A spe-1 it had fully demonstrated in its first scriptions we collected in 1922 $45,- to address the members and their that the Senior Council has un- cial musical"" program, is also being year its great value to the com- 233.50* whereas in 1921 our sub- friends on important subjects. These munity, was no longer new,, and like scriptions ' totalled ?44,470.25. We open meetings" are held every last animously decided to discourr ge en- arranged for. rollment "of 2Jews: in the university are '"This will, be a' galalevent in the all things that are no longer • new, excecJod 1321 by $768.25. Exactly Thursday of the month. entirely* misleading and not- founded history, of .Omaha", said Arthur was beginning to be taken for granted 1,100 members are on the Federation membership list for 1922. o n f a c t s . " , . , . • : „ , . - ' - - , , . . " • • " . Rosenbrani, ^president"-. of the Omaha by -our community/Many people^ readily forgot the days before FedThese res^t|%, would have been imIndividual members of the Council, Hebrew Cflubi todayr_ Mrv Rosenblum i iJ how¥ver7^ve7a3mitted ffiat the ques- Jnas"appointed tfie" f611owlng'ihen*vrM eration—the great number 61-indi- possible^ were"' lC riat"fsjr-the office in tion of restriction^was taken up, at a are past-spresidenia ' of?/the Club to vidual campaigns that were held dur- the Lyric Building, for its accuracy • secret session, but that the report of serve' on the Reception Committee: ing the year, the constant succession of records, its fine system of accountthe action was given out in -violation Mendel Blank, Harry H . , Lapidus, of out-of-town collectors that came ing, and above all else, for the spirit Chairman Johnson " to Demand Suspension of Immediate Actions. of confidence. Some Jewish students Rev. E. Fleishman, J. Katleman, A. to our city, the nuisances of charity of self-scrifice which our Superballs, raffles and picnics, of charity intendent, • Mr. Schaefer, brought to incline to the belief, that .the care- Wolf, H. A., Wolf, Max Woolfson,' fully worded statement of the Senior H. H. Auerbach, Henry Monsky, Carl balls and charity advertising that was all branches of the work, including Washington, March 4. (J. T. A.) Council, is lacking in perfect candor. '. Katleman^" Morris " Civin, Nathan so burdensome to the community and this important "one. Too few people The immigration situation took a know just what our office has done highly unexpected turn today, with Attention is called-to the word "un- a. Yaffe, J. J. Preidman, Dr. A. so wasteful of its funds. animous" which some understood to Greenberg-, Abe Katskee, and -Ben At the beginning* of 1922 your and is doing. During the two years' House and Senate leaders conferring mean that while no unanimous Handler.

Finance Committee was confronted, of m y service as chairman of the over the possibility of "steam rolling" decision: was reached, agitation lookThe membership contest which therefor, with two problems: 1st, the Finance Committee I was brought the new immigration bill through ing to such action must have been opened several weeks aga is well work of the Federation was so suc- into constant touch with its work, and both Houses of Congress before their mooted for some time. under way. Mr. Pblansky and Mr. cessful during its first year that no I want to state that I know of no adjournment this week.

Sam Klaver are leading in the race one would have permitted a return other social agency in the country Chairman Johnsonj following an for leadership in the membership to the old system of separate cam- in which the central office does so j executive session of the Immigration campaign. From all indications of paigns—the Federation had to be con- much efficient work at such a low Committee, announced that on Thursreports handed in by the members, tinued, and to be continued needed cost as does our own. On a recent day or Friday he would demand a the original quota of 100, which was mort money, for its work was grow- trip east I made it a special point suspension .of the rules for the imto be obtained, will be exceeded. The ing daily; 2nd, we had to "sell" the to investigate the administrative mediate consideration of the bill. It expense of the social service work in British Government Over a Million contest will close March 18, so as to Federation idea once more to .the other communities, and when I make is planned to ;push it through the Sencommunity—and this time more effecate, following its .passage in the allow time for;the election of appliPounds a Year for Maintenance the statement that Omaha has one House, which is taken for granted, by tively than before. cants to membership. \ of Garrison. of the best Federation offices in the To the member who will secure the The Finance Committee undertook entire country, that statement is effecting a compromise with the Senate Armenian refugee bill .which New York, March 5. (Jewish Cor- most members, the Omaha Hebrew this task cheerfully, feeling that beJohnson struck out by amendment respondence Bureau.) ( The proposal Club will award a prize. A second cause of the_ peculiar problems in- backed up by personal knowledge. when he introduced the House bill as for the establishment,' under Jewish prize will be-.personally awarded by volved in it, that this year, 1922, (Conixnued on page 2.) a substitute. and Arab auspices of a "national Mr. John Feldman, general chairman Johnson's hurried reversal of his government" is viewed favorably by of the celebration.; \ MOVES TO NEW plans wac occasioned by the appearOmaha and Lincoln Sisterhoods L. KNEETER Dr. Chaim Weizmann, president of LOCATION. ance before the immigration committhe World Zionist Organization, who to Bold Reciprocity Day, March 14 L. Kneeter, D. B. GROSS OPEN& tailor and furrier, has tee of Dr. Brody, representing the .arrived here Saturday night to open "YE DIAMOND SHOPPE" The annual reciprocity day between moved from- his former location at Near East Relief, Mr; and Mrs. Ruthe new drive for the Keren HayeProbably the most unique store of the Lincoln and Omaha Sisterhood 504 South 16th Street to Room 9, rea of Federated Churches of Christ, sod. The plan, it is understood, is beits kind in the west is "Ye Diamond is being held "this year at Lincoln, Commerce Building, 1906 Farnam St. and Theodore Bartoli, representing ing broached in Arab and Jewish quarters, as a possible means of nul- Shoppe," recently opened at 1508 on Wednesday, March 14. About "I have enlarged my space at my Greek refugees of Asia Minor, all of lifying Arab hostility to the Zionist Douglas street, in the World Theatre thirty-five womea are leaving early new location and will be able to en- whom joined in a fervent plea that building. Fixtures^ and display win- Wednesday morning to represent the large my business," said Mr.. Kneeter. Congress should not adjourn providwork in Palestine.

Mr. Kneeter had been in his former ing for the refugees.

In order to meet with considera- dows were built to order, and per- Omaha Sisterhood.

With adjournment' for a period of tion in Zionist circles, Dr. Weizmann fectly portray the character of the •The Lincoln Sisterhood is entertain- location for sixteen, years. nine months set for Sunday, prosdeclared the following provisions store. ing at luncheon on that day, and the A distinctive line of jewelry novelpects until today of any action by would have to be agreed to by the ties, watches, clocks, silverware and Omaha Sisterhood has prepared the THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN ON either House on the new immigraparties concerned: following program to be presented: THE MARCH FOR FOOD. 1. The provisions of the British cut glass are carried out at "Ye^ Dia- A piano solo by Mrs. Alexander Pol- Moscow. (J. T. A.)—Death by the tion legislation was considered out Mandate regarding the Jewish Home- mond Shoppe." Especial features lack, an address by Mrs. J&idor Zieg- slow but tortuous hand of starvation of the question. are platinum work, diamonds and land must not be interferred with. ler, a group of songs by Miss Cecelia is the prospect that lurks before tens That Johnson will be able to push other precious gems. through his changed program of im2. Great Britain's consent must be D. B. GrossJ the owner, is a well Feiler, accompanied by : Mrs. Harry of thousands of children of Crimea. mediate action: is by no means cerobtained.

Rosenfeld, and a. recitation by Mrs. It is estimated that no less than 150,- tain. "Congressman Snell of New 3. The guarantees for the unham known Omaha jeweler, and takes an Ben Lewis.

000 of these children will be cas- York, chairman of the Rules Comactive interest in the business., pered development of the Jewish Naualtits of; grim hunger unless relief mittee, admitted that serious considThe perfectly equipped repair detional Homeland in Palestine mustle from outside sources is provided. eration was being given to the propartment is conducted by Mr. L. P. ENGLISH ANTI-SEMITE tssnred.

Twenty-five thousand of these chilWatt, an expert watchmaker, well Political conditions in Palestine, the IMPRISONED FOR EXTORTION dren, in addition to being unable to posal, but stated that in.Ms opinion known to Omaha..

Zionist leader told the J. C. B., are Berlin. (J. T. A.)—According to a appease the pangs of hunger are it is extremely doubtul whether the "We will attempt to please all at program can be carried out in the better than the economic statu?. The London dispatch,-Henry Beamisch, the without homes. few remaining days. . No final decisJews in the aggregate are spending our new shoppe," said Mr. Gross. Englishman who has appeared with as much towards the upbuilding of "Special designs of jewelry will be Adolph Hitler, leader of the Bavarian A great many of them are orphans. ion has been reached, Johnson meanPalestine as the British. The Zion obtained for those desiring such."

Fascisti, at numerous demonstrations Long processions of the unhappy and while is proceeding with preparations ists are contributing about six hun has been sentenced by a London wan «• children are trudging north- to carry out his plan. dred thousand pounds annually. Other DROP NUMERUS CLAUSUS FIGHT court to several years imprisonment wards' in hope of finding food some- The present tense situation is due IN ROUMANIA. Jewish organizations provide an' ad for extortion. Some time ago, it was where. At night the hungry children principally to the alarming number Bucharest.

(J.'.T. A.)—The fight ditional 400,000 pounds. The British charged, Beamisch was heavily sub- make the fitlds and streets their bed. of refugee arrivals in excess of the quota during the past few days. Mongovernment is spending for adminis- by the anti-Semitic' group of Rou- sidized by Hitler to organize an SOVIET UNIVERSITY TO GIVE day morning 515 cases were submit„_ ttion a million pounds a year and manian University students for the English anti-Semitic party.

JEWISH COURSES. ted to the Board Of Inquiry. The two million pounds for the mainte "numerus clausos" or the limitation Moscow; (J. T. A.)—Courses in same afternoon the number assumed nance of the British, garrison. Thi of Jewish students has been abonvarious branches of Jewish lore will the proportions of seven hundred and burden of maintaining the garrison doned. The students are now offer- THON CALLED TO WARSAW RABBINICAL POST be given at the Central Moscow state eleven. To cap the climax, the DeWeizmann declared, is being cut ±t ing to make peace with the govWarsaw. (J. T. A.)—Senator Josh- university. A faculty to provide in- partment of Labor today received a half and it is hoped will gradual]} ernment on the Jewish, issue. They are persisting to Iheir demand, how- uah Thon has been invited to occupy struction in the Yiddish language, telegram that 2,137 of whom only a be entirely eliminated. ever, that the leaders of the recent the rabbinical vacated by the death literature and history is now being small. number can come within the anti-Jewish outbreaks be released. quota limits will arrive this week. organized. of Dr. S. Pozmgislti, Subscribe to "The Jewish Press."

Won't Tolerate Discrimination, Chancellor Replies to Proposal to Limit Jews.

Rabbi HiMKauvar of Denver, Colo; t(K Speak at Dmaha Hebrew Club Affair

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Muelheim-Ruhr, (J. T. A.) — The French forces of occupation in the Muelheim-Ruhr district have suppressed on their own initiative outbreaks against the Jews. They have issued a proclamation forbidding antiSemitic activities. Jewish leaders are Singers and Instrumentalists Needed for Choral Group reported to have rejected an offer by and Orchestra. the French army to negotiate a friendly understanding with them, declaring they maintain the same attitude to the SPLENDID PROGRAM ARRANGED; HARRY A. occupation that the Germans of other WOLF TO SPEAK faiths hold. Notwithstanding the Jewish rejection of the offer, antiA program, to which every one in Semitic nationalist circles continue to circulate reports that the Jews are in j the community is invited, will be collusion with the French. j given by the senior group of the YM & YWHA on next Monday night Certain leaders of the parties of the at the Jewish Community Center, right in the Ruhr district have an- when the newly elected officers of nounced that Fre'hch forces have the Association will be installed. As caused the cessation of the anti-Semi- in the, past, this meeting will certic activities and tha': as soon as the tainly prove entertaining and interFrench occupation is at an end, the esting to the general public as well Jew-baiters will have their revenge. as to the 400 members of the AssoEstimates of 100,000 Jewish workmen ciation. Full details of the election in the Ruhr district made by German appear elsewhere in this issue under papers are grossly exaggerated. The "YMHA NEWS". actual number is probably not in exFor Monday's meeting Louis cess of 15,000 and large numbers of these on account of the miserable con- Abramson and his associates on the ditions they have to contend with are Entertainment Committee are ai'ranging a most attractive program, emigrating to other points. which will include several excellent musical numbers. Harry A. Wolf will be the principal speaker of the evening. The program will start promptly at 8:00.

- Activities at the club-rooms ar« now at their height. In addition to Invites Thousands of Its Supporters the "regular club and class groups the rooms are filled every night with, Throughout U. S. A. to groups rehearsing for their acts in.

Take Part the Y road-show. A special feature IN 25TH ANNIVERSARY AT DEN- of the show will be acts presented by the children, one a musical revue VER CELEBRATION. with 20 girls, and the other a Denver, Colo.—-American Jewry is spectacular drill by members of the interested in the announcement which Boy Scout Troop. ' "has just been made by the National Another act that will cause mostJewish Hospital for Consumptives at favorable appreciation will be that Denver, Colo., of plans for a unique of the Girls Choral Group, now being "convention, which will be held there in trained under Prof. Benjamin AdamJune. While conventions usually mean owski.

At least 30 girls will be in the coming together of a small body this number.

Additional material for of delegates, this hospiatl, eager to the choral group is needed, and all have all those who are supporting it, girls interested are urged to be see the institution and take part in present at the club-rooms at 7:30, its administration, has sent out a 1 this Saturday evening , March 10.

A general call for the convention to program of five choral numbers will fifty thousand men and women throughout the United States who are be sung at the show by this group.

Jewish players of clarinets, oboes, helping its work, and is urging them to participate in the preparations French horns, flutes, and other reed which will be made at the convention and wind instruments are urgently for the celebration of the twenty-fifth needed by the Y orchestra, organanniversary of the founding of the ized two weeks ago by Al Cohen, local violinist. Harry Braviroff, who institution.

"In issuing this call for its conven- is directing the orchestra every Tuestion, the Hospital feels that it is day evening-, is most enthusiastic placing no additional burden on its about it. Already a group of ten, supporters," Mr, Manny Strauss of young men and women have joined, New York, chairman of Subscribers' but in order that it may be perfectly Committee, declared. "Thousands of balanced sdditional instrumentalists persons annually cross the continent are necessary.' Interested miisicians . en route to California or the East. are urged to attend the next reWe hope that of this great number hearsal on Tuesday, March 13, and many of those who have the welfare to bring their instruments with them. of. this institution at heart may be It is planned that the Y orchestra able to time their trips to coincide will furnish the music for the Road with the convention, or that others un- Show.

A regular semi-monthly Associaable to come may be represented by tourist friends. It should be a source tion dance will be given this Satur.. ~.J of pride to every American Jew to say day evening. that he is supporter of the National Jewish Hospital—for this was the first institution to offer free care and Arthur Grossman, 10 treatment to the tubercular poor.

Third f me k State Essa? Contest The National Jewish Hospital for Consumptives was the first free Arthur Grossman, age ten, son of hospital in the United States for the Mr. and Mre. B. Grossman, 3101 Lincare of tuberculous" poor. Men, wo- coln Boulevard, won the third prize men arid children have come to it for in the State and first prize in Omaha, treatment from all parts of the coun- for an essay 05 "Safety on the Hightry, and since it was opened, with ways", according to a letter received a single LTOSLYL building, it has grownfrom State Superintendent Matzen, to be an extensive institution with Young Grossman is a pupii of the twelve buildings contributing toward sixth grade at- Long School. Pupils the health and happiness of thousands of all the public schools in the State of sick patient; from the fourth grade through the eighth .grade were in the contest. H© TO WITHDRAW INDIAN UNITS was awarded a medal and $5.00 in cash for the prize, and his essay is FROM PALESTINE. being forwarded to Washington, D. London. (J. T. A.)—Arrangements are being made' for the withdrawal C,; to compete in the National in the immediate future of one or Contest. two Indian infantry battalions now stationed in Palestine. The Indian Cavalry regiment is also being re- Y. M. A N D Y. W. H. A. SENIOR GROUP HOLDS ELECTION duced in strength.

The semi-annual election of the Y. These movts are part of a general plan now being considered by the M. and Y. W. H. A. was held MonBritish government for a comprehen- day evening at the Jewish Community sive, paring down of the British forces Center. The following were elected: in Palestine. • A statement to this president, Israel Goodman; vice-preseffect was made by Premier Bonar ident, Blanche Attman; secretary, Law today in response to a proposal Anne Selicow; assistant secretary, by the member of the House of Com- Pauline Selicow; treasurer, Louis mons that the entire British garrison Abramson; and reporter, Esther in Palestine be withdrawn in the Potashnick. Philip Feldman and Ed. Levinson were elected srrKcants-atinterests of economy.

The suggestion that Britain evac- arms. Executive members are Harold uate its entire forces from Palestine and Fred, White. Harry Kneeter was - »-^ is impractical, the Premier declared. elected Athletic director ~ "5

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The Sunday School alumni held a Message of the Rose", Miss Frosh was one of the judges of the old meeting Wednesday evening at the fiddler's contest held Thursday eve- home of Nathan Gilinsky. ning at the Rialto Theatre.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grossman entertained at dinner Sunday, March 4, in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Leon. Several out-of-town visitors were present.

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The members of the Sisterhood of Temple Israel were hostesses to over The Ladies Aid met • Wednesday, one hundred Sunday School children March 7, at the home of Mrs. Henry Saturday afternoon at a Purim MasCdhn. querade Party given at the Temple.

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•";"•' . "' '. • ---. ' The afternoon was spent in games A meeting of the .Menorah Society and dancing, and refreshments were of the University of Nebraska was BUDDING ANTI-SEMITES JOLTED. served. Awards for the most Biblical held Sunday, March 4.

A discussion An Associated Press news dispatch dated February 27th were given to Ramona Sloscarries the- "interesting*! story from Syracuse, N. Y., that the on-"The limitation of Jewish Students costumes burg, as Rebecca, and Justin Wolf, as Senior Council of Syracuse University has "fallen into line" along in Universities and Colleges" was Hamon. Honorable mention was held.

The Menorah plans to present with their big brothers at Harvard and other "exclusive social awarded to Betty Furth, as Ruth, clubs" for "the aristocracy of brains," and resolved that there a program in the near future which Louise Ziegler, as Queen Esther, and were too many Jews "horning in" their beloved Alma Mater, will be open to the public.

Stanley Schonberger, as The King.

But, alas and alack, they forgot that Dr. C..N. Flint was still Miss Carrie Garbach, of Holton, Awards for the most original cosChancellor of the University and that Dr. Flint has expressed Kans., is visiting her sisters, the Mes- tumes were given to Beverly Miller, himself rather definitely concerning the attitude of certain al- dames Naiman, Gus Friend, and Mor- as an Old-Fashioned-Girl, and Beldon leged "institutions of learning" which have expressed discrimina- ris Weil.

Katleman, as a Page, and honorable tory views regarding certain prospective students, who are so mention awards were given to The'ma "unfortunate" as not ta have been born of the "God-blessed The Misses Louise and Helen Wes- Berkowitz, as Dutch Cleanser. To Aryan-Nordic stock" (although what that means with the con- sel, of Nebraska City, were in Lin-the most comic characters the awards fusion of blood strains iii: Europe and America, we do not know). coln to attend the Campfire Girls were given to Beatrice Sommer, and Our position on the situation at Syracuse University is exactly convention.

Herman Berkowitz, as downs, and expressed in an editorial which appeared in th"e Buffalo Times Lawrence Kramer, as a baby.

this Wednesday, entitled, "A Eetrieval of Fair Fame."

The splendid editorial says: "Syracuse University, an institution signalized by openminded fairness and high scholarly and ethical standards, had its fair fame blown ^pon and its well-earned reputation of years imperiled in the; twinkling of an eye, by the purported anti-Jewish action of its senior..council of students.

"Instant repudiation by the faculty of the un-American snobbery and the;sinister* racial prejudice embodied in the proposal to limit the number of Jewish students at the University, has retrieved the good name of Syracuse. It is further retrieved by- the doubt cast upon the question of what the senior council1 actually did. If the student governing body undertook to bar JeWs from the university, it did not enroll its maneuver pn the minutes.

"A resolution-: which; is so i-btterr that those who adopted it are ashamed to put it on record is its own comment on its character. ^ "But whatever may have been the inwardness of what was, accoi-ding to th> testimony which got to the ears of the public, a most deplorabTe^nd disgraceful affair, arii-Jewish persecution gets no countenance from Syracuse University.

Its policy of admissiiptn'of students solely on standards of merit, and withouib regard to race or creed, will be continued.

"By its reaffirmatibn of this basic principle of Americanism, Syracuse not onlyreceiyesiiie acclaim of all Americans worthy of the name, bat itassures for itsalf the attendance and confidence of one pf its Mest and.Ijest-equipped bodies o f

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The class presented her with a box ky. At a recent meeting of the Cul- all languages are accepted; names of of candy. ture league, over fifty dollars in cash the donors will be registered • in the and 200 books were donated by mem- archives of the Jewish Culture league.

THORPEIAN NEWS bers. On Sunday, March 18, a "Li-All those who like to donate their Final arrangements have been made brary drive" will begin by the 82 books, please drop a line to W. Crade, for the first invitation dance of the members of the Culture league Every secretary of the Culture league, 1521 season given by the Thorpeian Ath- Jewish home in Omaha will be so-North Nineteenth street, and donaP. T. letic Club. Several clever entertain- licited for books and cash. Books in tion will be called for. ers have generously offered their services to help make this affair a great success. Music will be furnished by the popular Adam's Orchestra.

The large membership which attended last week's meeting was treated to some very interesting speeches

by Mr. Arthur Rosenblum and Mr. Job nFeldman, president and' treasurer, respectively, of the Omaha Hebrew CJub. Mr. Rosenblura gave a suit of clothes that'goes farthest, that brief outline of the history and aclasts longest, that looks the best day after tivities of the Omaha Hebrew Club day— since its organization in 1892. Mr. Feldman entertained the members A Nebraska Year 'Round Medium with some reminiscences and -*ith some very witty Jewish expressions.

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Mr. Louis Margolin returned Tuesday from the east, where he visited in The Ladies' Aid Society will meet New York and Philadelphia. next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. M. Marks, at 220 North Second street.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Goldsten, formerly Mrs; H. Karlson and son, of of this city, now of New York City, Rhodes, la., are visiting with Mr. and are visiting with their daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Charles Saltzman.

M. A. Persh, and son. Herbert.

The Sisterhood meeting was held Mr. and Mrs. M. Rimermaa anWednesday afternoon a t the home of nounce the birth of a baby, born Mrs. H. E. Nathanson. | Thursday, February 22, at the MethMr. L. S. Braunstein left Tuesday o d i s t Hospital. for a business trip to Fort Dodge, la.

"Y" NEWS Miss Gertrude Cherniack returned The Gym Class that has been after visiting in Des Moines, la., with sponsored by Miss Gertrude Tatle relatives. entertained at a party Tuesday after^ Mrs. M. Yndelson entertained her j noon at the Jewish Community Center Bridge club Monday afternoon at a ' honoring Miss Tatle, who is resignone o'clock luncheon at the Grand ing from leadership of this group.

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"The Jewish enrollment.at Syi*acuse is numerous, representing between ten andife^enty pj^-eent j6^:^e^eJr^eVBtudent body. Five of the university's patermtfesrare Jewish. Many of the best scholars and the fiiost famous athletes of whom the university is ahiaa mater, are Jews.

"Syracuse University would have disgraced itself in the eyes of the country and administered a suicidal blow to its own prosperity, if it had put itself on the side of racial and' religious intolerance.' But it sternly and emphatically discountenanced the miserable ambush of lurking prejudice, and stands forth today, asiit has before—a thoroughly American institution."—Buffalo Jewish Review. V '

Miss Helen Chapman of Des Moines, la., is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs- Hyman. W. Krasne. Mr. and Mrs. Krasne. ajre entertaining this evening:at tfheir home in honor of their guestv ^ j - JJarcus, entertained at two tables IHI- bridge Mtinday evening in honor of Miss Anita Gluckman.'

Mr. and Mrsi I. Gilinsky left Tuesday morning for Fort Dodge, la., w h e r e t h e y will visit w i t h t h e i r d a u g h ters. ' "• . . . • ; - •

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Chiropodist and Beauty REPORT OF THE FINANCE J and that these are the things which Shop ' COMMITTEE OF FEDEBATION' our childten should prize, and will Mr.. and Mrs. O, Hocl*nait -will Established 1S00 15th and Hnrwj Struts.

(Continued from page 1) learn to prize, if we but set the entertain the Evening club at their Give as a cbxncc to aphome this evening. preciate yoar basUUM*. For If the office dlB'liothing iiriorja than proper example for them. appointments call Ja. 9774. assume responsibility for the collec- There is still much work to be Mrs. Herman Krasne entertained tion and distribution of the annual done in educating some people of our the Afternoon club this afternoon a t Federation budget, of approxiriiately community, to 'this ideal of service. a one o'clock luncheon at the Grand All Orders Given Prompt and For the privilege that has been ours hotel. An extra table in honor of $50,000 its operating expense of Careful Attention. would not be" too great. But the office in doing some of this, work in the Miss libby Snyder, bride of the does more than that. It - supervises past we are deeply grateful. The month, was held.

(Guaa the relief, social service and im-work must go on—and it must flour-FLOWERS MAKE FRIENDS" migrant aid departments of .the Fed- ish. The new chairman and the Mr. and Mrs. F . Krasne entertained TeL Jo. 4201, Brandeis TAeatro Blag.

210 So. 17th St., Omana. eration, each of which is 'most im- finance committee take office with twelve couples at-their home Sunday high ideals of the service which they (eve'ning. portant, and above all elsei it coordinates the social work"of*"the com? shall render the community. We munity. THe central, office . is the must pledge ourselves,, each of us, back-bone of our Federation.'- We for the love which we bear to our are 100% federated, we carry .out .fellow-Jews and to our community, IDA I. FREirUN, Prop. our extensive program of' social io aid them during the .year to the service ' without duplication, we very utmost of our ability, so that expend the" funds entrusted- to" our their Work, when concluded, will have care without Waste, because we have been more successful than any 311 South 16th Stieet and all an office that is efficiently • organized previously done in this city. and a Superintendent, charged with But, after all, this is-not the job Phone Atlantic 801& Paints and Varnishes responsibility for the work, who of the Finance Committee alone—it Open Evenings. at the "meets that responsibility squarely is the job "of every subscriber to the Only Jewish Florist in town.

• and' who puis Ms heart and soul into Federation and of every, Je,w; in everything he does.

Omaha. ; If each one wijl take it WEDDING BOUQUETS. 214 So. 18th St. Jackson 0043. upon himself first, to make his own One thought was uppermost in our minds throughout the, year—^to carry subscription one that is just, fair the message of the Federation to as and - proportionate and secondly, to ^immimuimmtimimiimmimmmmimiimiiiimiimmiiiimmmimimiiimy: •many people in the city of Omaha insist, that those of his friends and S as possible..' What is ' the, message acquaintances who are not doing their of the Federation? Just this: that duty, do fall in line and carry out •we must all help carry ;the •Trarden their complete obligation to the Fed' of our brother who is less fortunate' eration and the community, Omaha than we, that the same blood' flows will have a real Federation in every We have opened our store at in our veins as flows in* the veins of sense of the word. Every Jew in Omaha should say to himself "This the widowed and the orphaned, of the tubercular and the infirm, and that is my Federation—and I will con•we dare not try to- escape from the stantly work for it—I will have its We are the exlusive agents for Redelheim's common bond of Judaism7 that joins interests always at heart." And . and Kaufman Matzos. We also handle every Jew should live up in daily us, that all human hearts • beat to practice to the full meaning of those Manischewitz Matzos. the same measure whether the "bodies words. .which shelter them' are clothed in •riches etc iii rags, arid that the most ; i important legacy which we can leave * 15 to our children and our. grand-chilMatzo meal, prunes, matzos, dren, is not mortby in the-bank, nor Mr. Joe Hymen, of Chicago, 111., is real' estate!, not government bonds visiting his niece, Mrs. "Victor Friend. macroons and other goods. nor' high powered motor, cars, but Mins Miriam Frosh, daughter of Mr. the record of the philanthropy which

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PAGE 8—THE JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 192S Grodinsky, Celia Hooper, Gertrude Jeannette Gilinsky and Mr. Edward j thirty-five guests last Friday, Satur- here for the past several weeks with Feather Mattresses Levine, Nettie Abrams, Eae Bercu, Solig. The remainder of the evening day and Sunday evenings at their her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3. Margolin.

Made from your own feather*. Warm was spent in dancing. The usual home honoring the seventh birthday and Bess Greenberg. !p winter; cool In Bummer. Cost less Mr. A. Bonoff left Monday evenirig nnfl last longer thnn cotton. Phone us meeting of the club will be held next of their son, Leonard. Mr. J. P. .for jsnmplPE of ticking and estimates.

Mrs. J. A. Gross will .entertain Thursday with Miss Gilinsky asjthe Seiner, of St. Louis, Mo., was the for a business trip to Chicago, HI. Tuesday at a one o'clock luncheon and hostess.

OMAHA PIUOW CO., out-of-town guest present. He left Miss Eose Minkin and Miss Mary 1907 Cuming St. Fhone JA ckson 24C7 bridge in honor of Miss Hannah Wednesday evening for his home.

Yabroff, who are attending the UniMr. L. Blotcky returned last week Kulakofsky, a bride-to-be. from a ten days trip to Excelsior Mrs. Sam Cohn, of Chicago, HI., is versity of Nebraska, will arrive the Mrs. Ben MillmaTi is confined at her Springs, Mo. the guest of her sister, Mrs. Myron latter part of the week, to attend the -DR. N. DANSKY, physician Weinberg-Minkin wedding which .will home on account of illness.

Berg. and surgeon, wishes to antake place Sunday evening.

Miss Rose Weinberg left Monday The Omaha Chapter of • Hadassah morning for a week's stay in Sioux nounce the opening of his Mr. and Mrs. Leo Adler returned entertained at a benefit card party City, la. down-town office at 622 WorldMr&. H. Rosenblatt returned TuesSaturday from their honeymoon trip last Wednesday afternoon at the home Herald Bldg. Tel.: ATlantic to the east. They are making their day evening from a three months' of Mrs. E . Meyer. Sixty guests were S693.

Miss Blanche Altaian left Saturday home at the El Beudor Apartments. trip to New York, where she visited a bride, Miss Margaret iJUery, of present. The hostesses for this affair evening for Rock Island, III., where with relatives and friends. Mrs. S. WEDDINGS were the Mesdames Charles Levinson, Dallas, Texas, and Miss Belle Valenshe will visit with relatives for several Kuklin will entertain Sunday at her Mrs. Max Mozer returned to. her WEINBERG-MINKIN. Subscribe to "The Jewish Press." home in Lincoln, Nebr., after visiting home, honoring Mrs. Rosenblatt.

The marriage of Miss Libby Miiikin, tine, of Ames, Iowa. Prizes were E. Meyer, and M. Lerner. Prizes were weeks. given -at each table. won by Miss Horwich and Miss daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. MinVin, Mr. and Mrs. M. Davidson returned '.•-'.' to Mr.; Sam Weinberg, of Fremont, Valentine.

Complimentary to Miss Corinne Tuesday from a month's stay at Nebr., son of Mr. and Mrs* E. WeinMiss Martye Weinstein is leaving New, whose marriage to Mr. Milton Detroit, Mich., and Chicago, EL, berg, -will be solemnized at the home today for Chicago, 111., where she will Livingston takes place on Tuesday where they visited with friends and of the bride's parents, Sunday eve- visit with her brother, Oscar, and to evening, March 20, Messrs. and Mesrelatives. ning, March 11, at five o'clock before attend the Pi Lambda Phi Formal dames Harry and Joe Rosenfeld enterthe presence of fifty immeddiate Prom. She will be in Chicago for tained Saturday evening at the Mr. and Mrs. M. Seiner entertained relatives and friends of the young two weeks and on her way home will Brandeis Restaurants at dinner. couple." Rabbi Grodinsky -will officiate. stop for a visit at Milwaukee, Wis Covers were laid for twenty guests.

A supper for the guests "veijl. follow Mr. land Mrs. Dave Rosenstock enterLOST—Pocketbook at SisterA number of socials are being given tained at a dinner at the Brandeis the ceremony. Miss' Eose, Minkin, hood Bridge at Blackstone sister of the bride, as maid of honor, for Miss Etta Grossman, who is to Eestaurants for this couple on MonHotel Wednesday afternoon. and Mrs. Benjamin Margolin, as the become the bride of Mr- Lester day - evening. On Tuesday evening Call Mrs. H. Steinberg, at matron of honor, "will be the- bride's Heeger, of Sioux City, la., on March Miss New and fiance were honored at Market 2179. only attendants. Mr. Weinberg will 18. Miss Nettie Lewis entertained a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. A. W. have as his best jnan, Mx. Henry sixteen guests at Phelps Hut at bridge Oard, of Co. Bluffs, at their home.

Sunday aften oon, February 25. Satur- Mr. and Mrs. I. Ziegler entertained Cohn, of Fremont, Uebr.

Mr. Weinberg and his bride will day afternoon, March 3, Miss Minnette them at dinner on Wednesday evening. . Owner Wants To Sell leave immediately on a wedding trip Margolin entertained at a luncheon Mr;; Loyal Cohn will be host at the followed by bridge at the Brandeis Five room cottage. Nearly new Brandeis Restaurants for them at to Milwaukee, Wis., Chicago, HI., and and partly modern. Three rice other eastern cities. Upor .their Restaurants. On the following after- dinner this evening, and on Saturday level corner lots. Price only return, about April 1, Mr. and Mrs. noon Miss Rae Bercu entertained afternoon Mesdames O. P. Wolf son $3,500. About $700 cash, and balance to suit the buyer. TeleWeinbferg will make their home; in twelve guests at her home at bridge. and_N. Spiesberger are entertaining The Girls of the Board of Education for -MiES New. A number of other phone, Harney 1454.

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-• Office, where Hiss Grossman was until socials; are being planned for this recently employed, will entertain at popular couple.

KROLOFF-BLOCK. a one o'clock luncheon at the BranThe marriage of. Miss Eose Block, WANTED—Experienced Ready deis Tea Rooms followed by a-theatre Mr. Charles Redman, of Ottumwa, daughter of Mrs. Rebecca Block^of party at the " Orpheum on Saturday, la., spent Wednesday here on business. to Wear Salesladies. Call at this city, to Mr. Archie A. Kroloff, Star Store, at 1835 North son of.Mr. and Mrs. Sol Kroloff, of March-10. Miss Frieda Goldberg, of He visited -with Mrs. Redman's Sioux City, Iowa, took place Sunday Co. Bluffs, la., is entertaining at four parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. White.

24th Street. evening, "March 4th, at'the Blackstone tables of bridge at her home on SunMrs. Leon Stern, of Lincoln, Nebr., Hotel,' in the • presence ' of three day afternoon. Tuesday afternoon, who spent the week here.visiting with Mrs. I.' Grossman will be hostess at hundred guests. Kabbi Grodinsky ofMrs. David Newman, left for her her home at a luncheon followed by ficiated.

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY home Friday. bridge. Miss Molly Grossman will be The groom was given in marriage for right man to connect •with- high hostess at the Brandeis Tea Booms Miss Beulah Mittleman entertained class insurance office in Omaha. by his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. on Wednesday afternoon at a twenty guests at bridge at her home Previous insurance experience not and Mrs* Julius Olensky of Sioux required; character must be first and on Thursday afternoon, City, and the bride by her sister and luncheon, «T;c: «• « • ^L » .,,' Sunday afternoon, honoring Miss class. Address: Box 1050, Jewish brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. Block March 15, Miss Rose Shafton will .. __ ., , Mr. Press Publishing Co. at her home.

FOURS end SIXES of this city. Mr. Harry Krueger of entertain Herman Prizes were _ J .-_ J _ ; _ L T.__ v Bessie "Schuerman.

Flax, the fiancee of won Sioux City served as the groom's best by Mrs./alyinan Berlint and Miss Mr. B. Pred is expected to return Prices range from $9/5 to $2190 f. 0, b, factory man, and Miss Eose Davidson of this home Friday from a trip to New Bettie Fyie. Mrs. J. Katleman was WANTED—Young man, 18 to city was the maid of honor. Mrs. O. York. hostess to the members of the bridal 20, to work in Furniture Fox, sister of the bride, was the party Tuesday evening at her home.

Store. One who can drive Ford Mr. and Mrs. R. Morgenstern anmatron of honor. The Messrs. Joe Truck. References for honesty At the ^regular meeting of the BiEice and Barney Eubel of "Sioux City nounce the birth of a baby son born . necessary. Call at the State served as the groomsmen. The Misses Sunday, March 4, at the Stewart weekly Bridge Club which was held Furniture Co., 14th and Dodge -last Thursday at the home of Miss Sts., and ask for Ben Brodkey.

Bertha Mosow of Sioux City and Maternity Hospital.

Ann Weiss, prizes were won by Miss Bessie "Fox of Omaha were fhe bridesMr. and Mrs. "S. Popofsky, and maids. . Aisles of ribbons were daughter, Edna, of Oskaloosa, la., arstretched fcy the Messrs. Herman rived Wednesday to visit with Mrs. Goldsmith of Omaha, and John Levine, S. S. Cohen, and family. They expect Carl Greenstone and Abe Eobinow of to be here for a -week. . The Misses Sioux City. Master Hymie Block, Pearl and Martha Cohen will entertain nephew of the bride, dressed as a at three tables of bridge at their home page, carried the rimj, and little Miss Thursday evening honoring Miss Gertrude Oruch was the flower girL Edna.; Other social affairs are being RETAIL WHOLESALE SERVICE ,.

The bride was gowned i n ' white planned for the visitors. .. -.

Tenth and Howard Streets Exclusive Local Factory BeprcB crepe romaine, heavily beaded, and Your Dwelling and the Building that you Phone ATlantic 2916 (emitted from Telephone Directory}. her long veil was carried by the little Miss Sophie Kutchen, of Sioux City, occupy has Tornado Coverage. Why not Misses Pearl "Olensky of Sioux City la., spent the "week-end here as the N a s h Leads t h e W o r l d i n M o t o r Car Vain* your household goods and your stock of and. Sylvia Tennenbaum of Omaha. guest of Miss Etta Grossman, and merchandise? The Tornado of March 1913 The wedding march -was played by was also the guest at" the Kroloffcaused heavy damage of property throughout Bloch wedding.

Mr. Archie Herzoff of Sioux City. Mr. a wide area in the city.

Herman Slotsky sang 'Oh, Promise The Women's Auxiliary of the I. Me," accompanied by ' Mr. Archie O.-'B. B. are planning to entertain Herzoff, with an obligato by Mr. at a Benefit Bridge Tea on Sunday Nathan Herzoff, prominent violinist of afternoon, April 15, at the Loyal Sioux City.

Hotel. Miss Bess Stock, chairman, After a honeymoon trip to Min- and the following are on the com- j neapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Kroloff will be mittee for the affair:. Mrs. H. S. : at home at Sioux City, Io—a.

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"In the Service, of Judaism" will be the Friday-^evening's sermon subject of Rabbi. Frederick Cohn at Temple Israel. Saturday morning his subject will be "The Spirit of God".

Mr. and Mrs.: S. Hirschberg and daughter, Charlotte, returned Monday morning from El Paso, Texas, where they were visiting with relatives for the past two months."

Prizes will-be awarded at each table at the Jewish Women's Welfare Card Party and Dance that will be given Wednesday evening, March 14, at the Blackstona Hotel. There will be other attractions for the evening's entertainment.

Miss Faye Gerelick has as her house guest Miss Bertha Mosow, of Sioux City, Iowa, who also attended the Kroloff-Block wedding.

About two. .hundred _, women were present at the Council of Jewish Women Card. Party given Wednesday afternoon at the Blackstone HoteL Prizes were awarded-at each table.

A writing desk set was raffled and won by Mrs. "Rothschild.

Rabbi Frederick Cohn spoke on John Galwofthy's play "Loyalties" at the Bargess-Nash" Auditorium Tuesday afternoon, before the organization known as the Children's Theatre.

Miss Faye •••Gerelick entertained, at " bridge luncheon last Sunday at her -ome honoring Miss Molly TTorwicli,'

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EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF THE JEWISH PRESS granted to Edsel Ford, son and heir Ford were not being eaten by that done to him. We stopped to let therecently started a heavy campaign either Durant and Star car dealers or of the automobile manufacturer, in cantankerous desire, what possible people catch up with us. No malice for installing service stations to take service stations for taking care of which the American Legion will play reason could keep him from saying whatever. I wanted to show the boob care of the Durant and Star cars in these cars. There are now more than Gentile." a leading role. every single county in Nebraska and one hundred points in Nebraska and so, A statement in one of the half doz"Remember," cautioned W. J. CamAt my request Mr. Ford asked Western Iowa. They state that with- Western Iowa that are carrying a full en Ford autobiographies that have eron, in whose office I met Mr. Ford, Cameron to find out how many Ford in ninety days there will not be a line of repair parts for the Durant

By BOYDEN SPARKES been issued in recent months that Mr. •; "it is forbidden to mention the Presi- cars had. been manufactured. This Campaign Letters Are Carefully Filed letters, arid two girls are kept index- Ford had returned $29,O00;O00"in war dency." Bluebeard, taking leave of his was a few days before Christmas. Mr. single town of any importance in the and Star automobiles. entire territory that will not contain | Mr--Cameron, editor of "The Inde- ing them."

Last week "The Dearborn Indejen-' profits to the government brought a successive wives, is said to have ut- Cameron/telephoned Highland Park. pendent," told me that thousands of When on the MaTket st6p In prompt denial from'Secretary Mellon, tered a warning. In no instance, I In a few minutes he said: and see letters had been received, but that Mr. dent" openly resumed the attacks on of the Treasury Department.: feel, could that fictional'monster have • "Last night the number was 6,932,Place your orders for MARKET Ford would not permit these letters to the Jews with the beginning of a ; spoken more- solemnly, that' did * the 374 cars-" • Predicts Landslide.

Matzos, and Passover SupHEADQUARTERS be filed. Mr. Cameron implied that series of articles dealing with the Who is the "head of, the Dearborn Spectacled Cameron before- he- started • "Gee, I didn't know," exclaimed Mr. • plies1 now. Best qualities.

X. E. Cor. lltli and Howard Sis. the letters had all been.'destroyed. shooting of Major A. P. Cronkhite at SOL ABRAMS ABE ABKAMS »nto,the laboratories to hunt for Ford. "I'd-hare guessed half a milLowest prices.

E. G. Pipp, Mr. Cameron's predeces- Camp Lewis arid the accusation Ford-for-President Club?" lasted'the ! hout hl s Finest Qualities Cigars, Candies, lion less.

The daily output is now 5,against Captain Robert Bosenbluth. empwyer editor of "The Dearborn Independ- \j A sor as editor of "The Independent," in Mrs. S. SILVER, : Tobaccos and Cigarettes As I interviewed • him, Mr. Ford's 461. • It's going to be more, though.

2318 Charles St. Web. 6678 the most recent issue of .."Pipp'a The publication of these articles gives( ent." : MEALS SERVED AT ALL" HOUKS Weekly" declares that the letters are Ford another opportunity to discuss i Mr. Cameron appeared to be rack- head was resting against"the book- We are planning to make 1,250,000 coming to Ford at the rate of 200 a t great Jewish conspiracy which he ing the depths of his brain to recall j cases that'line'the glass partitions of cars this year."

"Doesn't history show that people day and, according to Pipp "there is professes to believe exists. The sig-the name from among Dearborn's j Mr. Cameron's office. The shelves of .a place set apart for the Presidential nificance-of this lies, there is reason population ulation of 1,700. Then he said: fthose cases . \ are filled with volumes generally fight because one side wants WASH AND KEEP WELL to believe, in encouragement Fordj I believe (uncertainly) that the 'dealings with Jewish.people.. There something the other side possesses?"

A RULE OF HEALTH has received from members of thehead of the organization is an old I asked. d old ^ of se reports On w various Jewish socieKu-Klux Klan who have written to Methodist minister named Dawe. Mr. *? % ™ of books is Graetz's FRONTIER TOWEL SUPPLY Mr. Ford snorted. him expressing approval of his first Ford does not see him any m o r e - P J ^ ^ the Jews. There is a life 1819 California Street.

"History? History's bunk."

'One of America's Great Hotels" campaign against the Jews. since Dr. Dawe became associated of Benjamin .Disraeli. What space is Perhaps he was right, but I could with this movement, I mean. You see, I™* occupied by such books is taken Hopes AntiSemitic Groups Will Balothers, the authors of which have not help wondering what historians there are important and influential j ance Jewish Vote. to talk undertaken to explain' money. We be- will say about . Henry Ford, who Ford knows that the votes repreadjoining office just — to discuss his campaign against EFFICIENT and KESPONSIBZJE sented by the more than 3,000,000 eJ T O hc :e88 on t o w h i c h w a s WHOLESALE UUNDRT. he simply-will, not talk to them..

I | ™ ? ,;* S! i Jews in the United States, half of "Well," whispered Cameron aweWhere your clothes come home Dearbo Druggists and Stationers ™ Independent" whom reside in New York state, are know how he feels about it, thpugh. \fJTt^ cleaner and last longrer. and continues through the publication struck, or pretending to be, "he let 401-403-403 Sooth lOtb Street lost to him, but this realization only He'says, 'It is in the lap of the gods.' of all of those articles in four volumes you say more about that subject than AT lnntic 0380.

1507-11 Jackson St. makes it .all the more necessary for. He did talk to me about it—once.

H A. JACOBBEKGER. Pres. advertised" in any one who has talked with him. But c are cconstantly ons ia ave J him to win the votes of those whose We were out walking; he pointed to Z ? " *"% T ™y f the roart road and dearborn Independent.''

Independent." | 111 tell you one thing: When, and if, - Omaha Office: 813 Douglas Street. livery Known Kuul v the wagon waffon ruts ruts in in tli« and said, said. II T^hTe Dearborn ideas about l i e Jewish people are in the ere Omaha Phono Atlantic S556 '1 wouldn't walk from this track to I " £ ^ f s no malice," explained he gets to Washington, hei clean J accord with His own. Therefore the of Insurance' ^ ' Phone 104 Ford Transfer & Storage Go. ii.i. vp-o-MoTit» Mr. Ford.

"I just wanted to let the taat place out.

Ill bet he won't leave n n ot r t attacks on Rosenbluth, and through, The Beet of Everything In Flowers and 209 W, O. W. Bldff. - J A . "3044. ,, , , . ,. «*_..•«•..%,. « K. A. FOKP. him on the Kehilla and the American I m a t one to ue jrresiaeni.

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President and General Manager. , . , „ -, boob Gentile know what was being a thing there but the buildings."

Jewish Committee, it may be as- \ „_, ,, 345 W. Broadway, Next liberty Theater & Council Bluffs (Iowa) Office COUNCDL BX,tTFFS. IOWA. s'umed, are intended to show that Mr. "Why," exclaimed Mr. Cameron ANDREW MURPHY & SON MAKE RAPID 934 So. Main Street.

Phone 365 Ford has not had a change of heart with some heat, "it wouldn't be any STRIDES IX DISTRIBUTION OF DURANT or convictions. He is still "sold" on honor for Henry Ford to be President.

AND STAR CARS the protocols of mysterious origin.

Look how it's done ? Who wanted During the past year the number!was in the territory three months Carpenter Paper Co. If the" antagonism of the Jewish Harding?" at his home. "They pressed me to of dealers selling Durant and Star; ago. They further state that practDistributors ot and T,owr8 OCR TREATMENT WIIX Later, I interviewed Doctor Dawe people is, in a • measure, offset in take the presidency of the Club," Dr. cars has multiplied very rapidly and ically every county in Nebraska and CONVINCE VOC OF OTJR Western Bond—and High to SINCERITT. Ford's eyes by the .support of Knights Dawe confided. "The committee that Mr. O. A. Wilson of Andrew Murphy Western Iowa is now represented by Grade Stationery Trust Department. of the Invisible Empire, there still re- ,came to ask me told me they needed , & Son advises that they are closing Durant and Star car dealers and they All Rarts Omaba. Nebraska.

Safety Deposit Boxes. main-important elements of Ameri- me because I was non-partisan. The j dealer's contracts more rapidly in the expect to have every foot of territory of tKe can life'that may be expected to show movement is as wide as the country, j last three months than at any time ti closed by April 1st. Considering the World intense hostility to him as a candi- There isn't any doubt that if an in- 'during 1922. He also states that 1the fact that the Durant car was only for the Presidency. One such dependent ticket is born there will be i outlook for business during 1923 is introduced on the market a little over Money Sent tp.AU . L date element consists of those who distrust a landslide for Henry Ford!"

J greater than they expected from in- a year ago this record of establishForeign Countries Ford "because of his attitude during ing dealers speaks very highly for the Ford Non-Commitant on Presidential dications three months ago.

"Manufactured in Omaha" the war. Another, which includes Issue.

Andrew Murphy & Son have just Durant products as nowdays dealers BAKER ICE MACHINE CO. many who. served in the Army and are very skeptical as to the quality WHOLESALE PAPER, Navy, consists of those who resent ' Henry Ford has resisted success- recently placed large orders with of the automobiles they are handling Qipaha 1708 Farnom St. STATIONERY, ETC. the exemption from military service fully, thus far, every attempt to get Durant Motors Co. for immediate and the fact that so many of them from him an avowal that he is or is shipment of cars iii order to take care Distributors tot not a candidate for the Presidency of of the sping and summer business, have taken on the Durant and Star Pink Tip Matches — — — JLET OS DO TOUR WELDING : the United States. That attitude of They state that they have practically car line shows plainly their feeling in Northern Toilet Tissue silence is sound practice in the game doubled their orders with the factory regard to the quality of these two 1112 Harney Street of politics, but in itself seems to con- as every indication points towards cars.

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