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€MAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1923

at Omaha. Kabgrtfca. gndgr the Act of March 8. 1878.

To Take Census o l Jewish?

In City of Omaha

MINORITIES; PLAN UNIVERSITY

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Every Jewish Organization in Cit Approved Flan. l BEGIN

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How many • Jewish families are theft irr Omaha?- Nobody seems •ip-;know.

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Warsaw (j;- Tv. A.)—A committee representing some of the minority nationalities has been organized with a view to establishing a«eparate university atLodz. I t is proposed.-'fljat the language of instruction be Polish, Yiddish/and German, and' the. institution . serve as- an asylum for /studeirts belonging, to nationalities that are denied entrance in Poland's higher . seats.of learning. liberal Polish circles are evincing much interest in the project, "Professor 3$oduen de Kurtene and Professor Pptrazyski having consented to serve on the faculty. _.'

CLAUSUS Br. £ E. Akamoi^itz NUMEH0S STIRS JEWISH IRE Many Enter Omak of Chicago toDeliver riemorial Address Here Report Says Anti-Semite Slated fee Polish Foreign Minister.

Warsaw. (J. T. A.)—Jewish organizations of Poland have, "declared Is One of the Leading Speakers war" on the entire present cabinet of the Zionist Cause. • "V. as the result of the approval of the munerus ciaasBs by the education TO SPEAK FRIDAY EVEN- commission ofiithe Sejm. They are : particularly, mi%aant because of the INLAND SATURDAYsupport givea. the measure by .the Dr. A. E. Abramovitz, of Chicago, minister of education, Glombinski.

HI., will deliver an address Friday The Zionist Congress , in : meeting evening and Saturday morning _ &t '.the here adopted resolutions, bitterly conB'nai Israel synagogue, Eighteenth demning the act jof the / education and Chicago, streets, at the memorial commission, and the : Jewish _ Sejm dub announced it. would fight, every inch against the proposal of Premier Wiios and his -cabinet. . ; ' ""According to rumors current here, the anti-SemetiG - leader, - Roman Dmowski,,is being considered for the position of foreign minister. • .

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Special . Feature Affairs Being Arranged for Entire Public MOVIES OF B4BY CONTEST MAY BE. SHOWN AT THEATERS Many mothers' have entered their babies for perfect and beauty contest to be held at Peony-Park Sunday, July.2$./"Mayor James C. Dahlman, Miss JIthel Johnson, of the Visiting Nurses'-Association,; and Mrs. Bronson Copper^ of the World-Herald, will be the judges.?-The folldwing- are a few of the - entrants for the contest: Elaine Mae Ksiman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. :Abner Ksiiman; LoTence Abrams, son of Mr. and Hrs. Abrams; Ida Ruth Batt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Batt;' Marion T. Wolpa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs." T. Wolpa, and Philip Morton flokelof, son of Mr. and Mrs. L Sokolof. Ages for entrants are from one-year- to three years with prizes for beauty baby. Entries are coming in fast and may still be made with S. E. Haver, at Court House, and A; Kaplan, at 2215 Lake street.

Entries close July'25, 1923."

Other" entertainments, such as fat man's race, oldest lodge members' race, peanut races and several. bt>ys and- girl -races are/also on the bill, with substantial prizes for each contestant. Fun and entertainment of all .kinds for /all are assured by Fred White, chairman of the committee. ..One of. the -novel, features arranged by the picnic committee is the 4l£ac!&g intEe afterneba from 2 to. 5:30 and dancing in the -evtping ;from 8 to 1 i t r to the strains of Braviroff's orchestra..' . .•,...,:•• - ' • . . ' ' , ~ : . . ' .

IJEaders in the selling ticket contest

SUBSCRIPTION PRIGS, A TEAR, $2.50.

DROPSEE ELECTS ADLER PRESIDENT Philadelphia (J. T. A.)—Officers for the ensuing year of Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cognate Learning dedared elected at the annual meeting of "the board of directors are: Dr. Cyrus Adler, president; D. Hays Solis Cohen, vice president; Ephraim Lederer, secretary, and Horace Stern, treasurer. It was reported that during the academy year fifty-two students attended the post graduate and extension courses, of whom forty-one were men and eleven " women. The library has grown to a total of 24,616 volumes, the principal accession of the past year being the collection of the famous Arabic traveler, Eduurd Glaser.

Many::' FeatEre Contests anei Stunts to Be Held.

BOYS AND GIRLS TO LEA& IN VAUDEVILLE. Plant* are well under way for th*. gigantic carnival to be given under the auspices of the local lodge of the B'nai B'rith. The carnival will bf held at the,,City Auditorium. BeyK and girle who-took leading parts in the Y. M. H. A. show held at theBrandcis Theater last April, will again appear in front" of the footlights for tire Omsfes' awdiencc.

'Spedad-wte" and skits sre beins;pnpared .for the'actors. The Y. M. H. A. js.%% orchestra, which played at the sow, will be enlarged.

Special contests will be launched for the various affairs to be held.

There will be popularity contests and ticket selling contests, with prizes to the winners.

The proceeds of this carnival will go to the maintenance of the 25 warorphans ptdopted. financially by Omahs, Lodge, and to help support the AntiDefamation League, which 1B an adjunct of B'nai B'rith work. As the B'nai B'rith has never before gone bffpre thf public for any financial assistance, they hope to raise at least 110,000.

Special committees will be appointed to help carry out the plans in. full detail.

' Figures xdmpiled recently for the «ity of New York indicate that only • 2496. of the Jewish children of the metropolis are. receiving. religious training., "What percentage; of Omaha's Jewish-children attend the religious schools or receive private instruction? There is no definite answer .available at the present time.

Stow soon after ifteir -arrival this country: <lo Jewish immigrants avail' themselves "of the opportunity here 7 offered for the privileges of citizenship 7 fiHW many people of our community are citizens? There is no place in the dty where the answers To Let-Out Contract for Club House soon—Membership Over 100. to these questions may be found.

Rabbi Abrsm Simon, Washington, D. States1 Ford's Independent Made LiHow inany of our childrens are C Elected Pres. of Central - bdooat Charge. telarded in iheir school work? How TO MAKE LAYOUT FOR 18-HOLE Conference.

T Jnany are advanced beyond their COUBSE—9 TO BE BUILT NOW SAMUEL UNTERMYER norm&l school grades?. How many FOR WEEK DAY SESSIONS OF Work on the layout of the course COUNSEL^ FOR, BERNSTEIN are being educated for professional RELIGIOUS SCHOOLS. callings? :How great a part do the for the new -Highland Country dub New York, July 9. (J. T. A.) Chargvarious . Jewish, organizations of the has already started' by Langford and Cape May, N. J.—At the last day's ing that Ford** dearborn Independent city Jplay in the life of the average Moreau, contractors from Chicago. session of the Central Conference of in its issue of August 20, 1922, made Jewish resident of Omaha? "What The same concern is at present laying DR. A. E. ABRAMOVITZ American Rabbis here Sunday, resolu"scurrilous and libelous" charges are"* the special social service prob- out the new course'for Happy Hollow tions were adopted approving the lems- iaeh>z the Jewish community club. services that will be held in honor of against him,-Herman Bernstein, edstand of President Harding that the Work wilTbe made tor the High- Dr. Baer Epstein, -who died recently. itor of the Jewish Tribune, has anof Omaha?

United States should lend its support land dub for an eighteen-hole course, nounced that jiss^sill -start suit against Rabbi Abramovitz is one of ffig leadThe answers to all these questions : \% to the -Benasaent" Cmatr of Internawith nine' hojes to^ be made immedithe automobile.: stagnate of Detroit. ingorators of the Zionistic cause and will de disclosed following the comtional JusSace and protesting religious pletion of the house-to-house census ately.- It is e?pected^that the course will speak in the city in the interests Samuel Untensysr win act as counsel persecution by the Soviet GovernBentstejia. of the Jews .of Omaha, which wili will be Teady by-nest ^spring. The of the Keren Hayesod. Friday even- for ment. .T&e <£E!F ©t&£r business Trot.

Mr. BemutjeftrcMrges he was repbj» gtftrtfid »gg$ week by the social firm* of Krashe and Trustra have sur- ing.he will speak in English, and Satf the. 'clectios ef ssfieerz for the <onling Proceeds «f Greeting* .to Go-to War veyed Ihe entire* ground for the course. reseistesI'in"Fon3 s^a|>er'"as a sort of urday morning he will speak in YidService committee oft the Jewish W«la • Orphans. yesr. The rcsointJ&r.E follow: • , According to. membersof the club, W-th® senrics"' of «. *taoi;hical dish. ' " *~ jfere. Federations izpoB which Are also itris expected t i a t t h e tost-of trtrilding xepreaentta'^ihlr'S'fiai .B'rith and the Dr. Baer Epstein is a graduate of for' the the vc0Tirse- "WfiOt Tamonnt to"$20,00O. the universities of Heidelberg, and bankers. p p p 2 p cf t Yeer'a" edition of The Jewish Pres*Council of Jewish* ;Woineri;" prizes, with_an__fxcellent chance td Plans for the dub, house that wijl'be The artitle in question, Mi\ BernHarding .th&tthe United States give will be .the exclusive psge cf S**' Marburg, where he studied .medical" The ^egnsus - has -the unqualified bring home one of the grand.prizes. _ _ .practically every organ- erected' are'^already* drawn" ^nd the chemistry .and philosophy,, the. latter steiri-asserts in the letter he has ad- Busses - to bring people to the park its support to the Permanent Court Year Grseting- CarfiB. These cardK iayora- subject under the famous ieaeder of dressed to Henry Ford' on J«4y-4,' conof International Justice and urge the •will be published in The Jewish Press ization 111 the city/- and every .person contract v'wilfJ be* jet 'Ms. soonjs from Forty-ninth and Dodge streets r of speedy advice and consent of the in alphabetical order and witt.-.enaWe philosophical . thought, in ^ .Gepajaiy, in -vMaha is urged to .co-operatfi ble T>ids affll recelvea/ ~^^ have already been arranged for, and ; Senate.-" -; :-"' _' '"'" . ' * • all the'reajders px the city to receive Hermann Coten. Dr. ~ pj^ •with',, the committee' in assuring' that The Highland Country excellent accommqdations are prom; *^esolv«d, gist we act with .the na- the greetings, through this ^periodical, • - ini the "work, win be done" th'orou'gils. ship has atoe^y^sgse^thft^oBe hufl-' Been (ievoted to the Zionistic--, caiist" of fabrications ised. . ' c '.."'•' of s igiiorance arid.imbeeflifcy' aid: of tional org^aiiaiions. of the United' Tifb$';p^»cSce.,pf .sending. New Year dred.njark,,, The,c£^;gx«p*is.are well 1 Among the. larger organizations that; Lunch concession and other concessince his youth, and was f ox [ $„ tin © race bigotry and' hatred'tiHft -are beStates in protesting against the So^; Greeting ;.C^|ti? to. friends and,,. relalikye approved the census .'are-the- '^i^ate^ Jteyii^ sions which will cater to the crowd one of the leading Zionists' in' T^fl$ yond human understanding."

Viet Government for the persecution tives threufh the local Jewish papf?

Jewish Welfare Federation^ the B'nai ^ acres join -".lii^WestCPacific .street who dp. not bring.,their, lunches have Mr. Bernstein declares that in an inof religion and the prohibition of re- is general throughout the entire counroad. :B'rith, Temple Israel, Congregation terview with the Universal News Serv- been arrangedior.^Special tebles and ligious instruction for children under try. Its advantages over the old inB'nai Israel, Omaha Hebrew Club, ice in June,- 1922, Ford charged that other arrangements have been made eighteen."

Jewish Women's Welfare Organizadividual mailing card is evident in the the statements against the Jewish for those who wish, to- b"ruig their picIn the election of officers Kaufman saving of time, expense and worry; tion, TaWud Torah, YM and YWHA, nic baskets.

Excellent parking places bankers had been communicated .to Arbeitef-Birig. for."cars with, ample protection will Kohler of New York was mada Hon- over forgetting a friend. him by the editor. orary President; Abraham Simon of The proceeds of these insertions The census will be taken by high also be had. ' . .

In hi* letter Mr. Bernstein dedares Washington, D. C., President; Louis that will b$ received by the peper will school and' university students, who that he will give Ford ten days to inWolsey of Cleveland, Ohio, Vice-Pres- go to thf B'nai B'rith fund for th* will cover every house in which Jew- B'nai B'rith Lodge To Adjourn For form him whether or not .he will'ac- MANY-ENTBH Y. i t H. A. ident; Morris Newfield of Birming- maintenance of war orphans. Th* ish ^people live. They will present »Summer.

• cept service for the suit in New York ;: .

TENNIS JOURNABfENT. ham, Ala., Treasurer; Isaac E. Mar- Jewish Press is assisting the B'nai proper, identification credentials.". The state.

After the expiration of this Additional entries for the second ancuson of Macon, Ga., Recording Sec- B'riih in its campaign to raise money; The election of officers for the questions which they will ask will period, if Ford will not accept serv- nual Y lennis tournament will be re- retary, and Morris Lagrur of Balti- for its war orphans. ensuing term of -the Council Bluffs cover matters of purely general interice in New York, suit against him ceived at the office of the YMHA un- more, MJL, Corresponding Seceriary.

On the first page of this issue there est, and no attempt 'will be made to lodge, L. O; B.B., was held Wedneswill be started in Detroit. til Thursday evening, July .18. Last The members of the Executive Com- is a forp blank "of the coupon for pry into the personal affairs of any day evening at the Danish hall, t h e • ' 1 am determined to seek redress year's tournament, in* which 50 net mittee are former President "Edward these Gsptto^s. When sending yout fbUowing men were elected: Louis tme. for the injury you have ilone me," Mr. players were entered, created much N. Calish of Richmond, Ya.; Hyman ^ i l ! out the coupon and mail The census when completed will- be Katleman, president; Abe iiarkowitz, Bernstein writes, "and inddentally to interest anid^'en^wj^aana among the G. Enelow of New York, Sol. L. Kory for" the $2. vice-president; Jay, Cherniack, recorda unique achievement. No other dty expose the -wanton falsehoods -yo° racquet-wielder*-of *the city. At least of Vicksburg, Miss., and Emil L. Leiping secretary;'Maurice Gilinsky, finof Omaha's size has attempted it. have been spreading over the country 75 entrants : aje expected this year. ager of New'OrleanE, La. - . • --Berlin. <J. T. A.) The Russian writ* concerning the Jews of the land, based Any Jewish player: may enter the ' "/The -Advisory 'Board of Hebrew €T, S§K^Swky.»^ho ig-how living in The work which will, be done follow- ancial secretary; 'Herman Meyerson, largely upon documents that I-have tournament,. which * is not "restricted XTmon C611eg«, Ondnnati," Ohio, is ing the Survey will- prove of- in- treasurer. Max Steinberg was elected & jjut* cempteted a-Beenferio tatlfed • heretofore exposed as forgeries, and to Y members,-*Play,'will be. begun made up of Samuel Cfc>tdenson c£ estimable value to every man, woman monitor; Sani*Snyder, assistant-monj ; Jews." Thte itor; _ Henry Nathansan, guardian. : the prejudices you haver been trying and child in Omaha, and will place on July, 22. * Envies • for. men's "and Piitsbargh, Pa., and Eugne Man^ ^ y , Jewish work.

The trustees elected were the Messrs. to create based oa these figments of women's'singles and doubles are heimer of Des Moines, Iowa. this city in the first, rank of comeverl^% G k a. diseased imagination. It i s high wanted.

DR. BAER EPSTEIN _ munities doing intensive social serv- Sam Meyergpn, - Nate Adler and .. ..

Charles Feltrman. time for th© American'^people to get ice work.

Al Finkel, Y member, who is ' "The Council-Bluffs- lodge will post- About eight years ago, he was per- a true picture of the-manner of man The survey to be a success must Nebraska Junior champion, will rep.ixme the,meetin^&;duryig Jh'e remain- suaded to devote his oratorical t a i n t s you are, and I feel that in prosecuting receive the support and co-operation resent the Y -in the Nebraska-Iowa ! "and organizing ability to the cause of der of the suminer," said L. Katlethis *uifc I am performing an 'imp"brtof the community. It only will retournament in Council Bluffs Saturman, newly elected president. One of the Jewish National Fund. Since then- ant public service." -•>-n "' quire ten or fifteen minutes td .secure day for the championship of the two the.-.most intepstipg-race for afc of- he has traveled a great deal bvtjir'Rusthe-information for each f^nify, gnd states.>. ;J X -;"-*- *. "•. . .^ sia, the United States, South Jjneji fice''in the Council Bluffs lodge'vwas every family'"is urged to give this "The practice of senda^ New Y«sr*f ;-<»ifs®tings-to friends held for *he pfBce- of: vice-presideicy. and England, stimulating everywhere Funeral -Services Friday 'time to the census takers when they relatives through *the , local-• Jewish, paper-1 is g«n«ral Abe Markowits,.-a- "daxk hdrfife," Zionist sentiment, and organizing, the ; ' .-.-•' ;fpr -. Mrs^ Charles ScM&at ask for the information.

Progress activities in behalf of theJewish Nathrffaghbut the caimixy. Its «d»ntag®'.tnrer- the. old indivdual defeating, the..xegulat ;caBdidatesr, for Mrs. Charle* Schlank, 7S, Wife of of the work will be published- in later " - : mailing card is evident in the saving -©£ time, expense'and the .office, Maurice. Gilinsky .and tional Fund.

Charles Schlsnk, 433 North Thirty T issues of "The Jewish Press". worry over forgetting a friend. .„..< Nathan^ Castleman.'. The .installation By his vast knowledge, high'intellininth street, died Wednesday at her of the officers elected will be held-at gence, oratorical gift and his capacity Election -of- Representative- ttr 'Be home, after an illness of two months.

Greeting Card ia-tlse "JEWI89 - FBESS" Held Sunday. the first meeting in September. for organizing, Dr. Epstein decugjes She is survived by her husband will take.this form: ' - -. * Plans are now being^made for-the a prominent place among the hs> "V: and five sisters, Mrs. John Merritt, • The election of a representative annual B'nai B'rith picnic of ^ the known propagandists for the Zionist to represent Omaha at the Amer- Mrs. AdolphrBrown, Miss' Mina Albert Finkel, Nebraska's Junior Council Bluffs lodge, to be held at cause. He died recently.

• Mr. and Mrs. William E. iibrams »nd family of ican Jewish-Congress convention, will Eosenthal, Mrs. J. Rosenstein and Tennis champion, will play against Big Lake park .during the month of Mrs. Clara Reichenberg.

9765 West Grsad Boulevsird; extend their best be held ^ t o r d a y evening and the Ernest Stowe, the champion junior August. . '. wishes to their relatives and menSe for a Happy Funeral services will be held Fri-r Conduct Classes For entire day of Sunday. The; American tennis player from Iowa, Saturday aftand Prosperous New Year. day afternoon at 2 at the home. ernoon, at the Council Bluffs Country Foreign Born Women Jewish Congress will meet in'Wash- Burial will be in Pleasant Hill cemeclub courts. .Should Finkel win this MIZRACHI TO HOLD Classes for foreign born women, ington, D. C-, October 14. Max tery.' ' •• •"" .• T "' " " •" match, he will be the Junior Tri-State under the supervision of the Board of FromJdn and M. Morgenstera nre SPECIAL MEETING MAIL THE COUPON BELOW IMMEDIATELY champion. ' candidates for election to the Education, are being conducted in METTULAH M 4 T BE • ' The Local" Mizrachi Organization * .

Young Finkel has been the junior ' the afternoons from 2 to 3:30 'o'clock, Congress.

•'••' MADE NEtJTSAL.ZONE The Jewish Press, • ' fTf.;> . cSantpidn of the state of Nebraska for will hold a special meeting Sunday at the following schools: The yoting polls have been chosen Jerusalem. j(J. T. A.) The Jewish evening, at the B'nai Jacob Synagogue, 4S2 BranSeis Theatre • the past two years "arid was also winMonday, Brown Park; Tu(?s^y: for the election and the following colony at Mettulah at the extreme . Qmslsa, . ner of the Central "High school and Y. Twenty-fourth^ and Nicholas streets. Comenius; Wednesday, Kelloi&;JI!hQffh places will be used as such: Jewish northern end of Upper Galilee may not This" will be the last chance to buy a Gentlecsen:— M. H. A.1 tentois contests.

Mizrachi Scheckel before they are sent day,. South Franklin trad Fridsy* W««t Community Center rooms. Fried & be included within the domains of PalEnclosed find $2.0®, for which please Insert my New Tea TO SPEAK HERE.to New York* City; - The holder of. a Side. Courses in reading, -writing an.d Kuklin delicatessen store, and all the estine, the J. T. A. learns.

Greeting Card in your Hash Hashoas <ff§£> Number. ' Rfcfcbi Joseph Abeddtz of the "Schedsd • entires'him"'to >bte at the conversation are given, and the. class- Synagogues in the city. < . *•< Negotiations are in progress beEvery Jewish person -in the dty tween Great Britain and France on Hefefew Theblogfeal College will speak Zionist Congress. All members anSall es offer 'an unusual opportunity for NAME: i at i»e B'nai Isr&el-gynagogue Satur- those interested in buying Scheckels. foreijgn-born mothers to acquire the ever the age of- twenty^one is elig- that point, and there are indications essentials of JSnglish. Miss 'M»r|9 fble to Tote -at this election. Every; that the Mettulah district will %& part M. day mornink^and Saturday afternoon should attend;the meeting.

4-he will speasTat the Beth Hamedrosh - The officers of the OrganixatKra ate Mathews is teacher, and Mrg.-Ph|lf|s j^ewish organiration -in'the city has; oX a ijeatral zone to be created be" ' , ADDRESS: ...

•— ' ' .gyitagogue,-19th A. Cohn, president' JB. Bloeh, seere- Welch, chairman -of the Educ®1roaVljbeen- ^represented in'the~ iwaoination" tween' the French" and 'English bor" ." ' ---_..

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Work Begun On Highland Country Clab Golf Coarse; To Be Ready Next Spring

Heiry Bemsf em, Editor Of J e w S Tribune, To Sue Henry Ford For Damages

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Klax Klan 1 XTNCOLK. i The-fjSlfowing^veiie the ^week-end H. Abrahamson, - and ^oe/^artinyfi, «/.t; 'i _/•' ati Colfirobus: Mr. and- Mrs. of iOrnaha. »Z'jfswrf Ewfl "hk Twins Mrs. A. Lewis and son, George, of H.visitor!

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Miss Eva Bordy is -vJ«ifcin€<sP^ **!•* 'Kansas City, Mo., are visiting- at. the Mrs. Karl 1j£(j?serf"and daughter; -Mr. Republican Leader Issues Statement home of SJr. and Mrs. Charles Shire. sister, Mrs. Sam Weinsttdn/at'Qsftighand Mrs v JQ£<, Rosenbloom; '• Shirley Showing Up Plivrer Magnate. ton, Nebr.

• ;, A Ei GREEN, Manager. and Phillip Rosenbloom; Joe Bartman, Oct. S Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wessel left FriOct. 8 Sltactuit Tomh * Subscription Price, /one. year,.,......^ I—'^M^r ..$2.60 New York (J. Ti A".)—The move- day for a three weeks' visit in Phil- and Miss": Tfess Kavich, of Omaha; Dot. 11 RoatfChodMh ChMji •Mr. and«Mrs. Sam Bordy and Mrs. JB-rl, Zf*T. 0 Boah-Chodeth KMtvL,., . , -Jfttw itanuahed on application. ment, to nominate''Henry Ford for adelphia, Pa., and other points east, AKTBVtrWpxnajTtd. bpje Channkab (F«n*t of DedicaAbe Borcly,\ofVSilver- Creek, Nebr.; panion and care for home o f •v_ tion?.." ^'r iTff T ' Dee. S President is closely allied to the Ku : old woman. Can also k -The-Workingmen's circle held its Mr.' N. B"o*dyi<jo£'Clarks, #ebr.; Mrsi' home with her. For furijer Ben MOKjjisicjr^-^ *remont, «eBr^ gilles, Republican National Conunitr thirteenth annual picnic at Brace's particulars call C o u n c i l teeman from New. York, and one of Pirl? Sunday. -The proceeds vtfllgotp Mrs. Sam':^Binst©inr sod son,- of Bluffs, Black 682.: K*ab-Cbod«sb Artaf 1 Creighton, Nebr., and Mr. V. Wein4 Ad U the leading figures in jthe JBepublican the tuberculosis hospital. stein, of Philadelphia, Pa. i.%e Jewish £r^.|gfiupniiedi by the Jem8fi MegrabBlc Agency National Party, declared in a stateCorrespondepe Bureau) 1$$ caijled^ telpgraphjcjei^se^iii »#fto V*n**&'\m&lM-'•••• v1: --•••••**X Apr. U ment to the New York ."WoridV. Miss Lillian JSirslpwsky, of Chicago, .Bfr. and Mrs. A. Eisler and son), to feature article? and correspondences from all Mporant JewM centres, is spending her vacation with relaVictor,, motored to Omaha .Sunday.

FOR RENT—tFurnjshect rpovy, Hilles warned~ that the time has ipqttirjiBa^iegaHlinjf Sewj^weSw credited to this Agency :wiH te^gladljr tives * ' '• 'cif addressed to Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 114 Fifth Avenue* with or without board.. .Call pasfwhen the Ford boom can be con•Misses Norma" and Maxine Frosh Miss Lena Bordy entertained about le City* ' - • • • ; ^ : . " ; ? - v ^ . ^ ^ ' • . • v ; - ; . • :-^.. : ..T sidered merely as a'nother Ford joke. and. Miss Elsie Poska "motored" to at l§40. North l»th Stirtet,;or ? twenty friends at a picnic Tuesday ! "The Hilles statement," - says the Nebr., Sunday. call Webster 27^5. ' -; " •• • '''•evening in honor of the out-of-town v Wi/rtd/ «M' believed t^ voice the flentiniefifc'of'a[lar£e"p'art of the Na- .Miss Edith Cohen entertained guests, Mill Lillian Sirslowsky, of Hew - Tear** tional Committee, ^and it is believed twelve guests Sunday afternoon at ^VitwiU^be followed by active steps her home, 400 South Twenty-first .'»'?=•*.> "-'*J. ~J'iy. I looting to the' building' Xtfji of such - istreet,..at a-kitchen sbo-wjsr in honor ABDULLAH sentiment that"' PcRtfe ''nomination by of Miss Anne Sirinsky^ whose ,inar-rw*m'- ' • • -•-• Jerusalem. < ^ M ^ lite recently riage to Lewis Ellis will take piace t and social work have j cognized Araj^v^t^ngnt of Tranfsays .the latter, part of-this mpnth. Reiordania is facings 4h« nrost serious freshments were served and the aftergovernment diafurbdnce j^ii^-^iSi^ gSa noon wasr spent informally with music demands complete^ separation of W$ph* mits' AMaTBw tion of its independence by Great and-games. church from state-andguarantees :v has deybted much time ain>last moir*. ^ --/ ; - f tolerance toward .both race and creed. o| ; the Nine thowand:iBe4wip« l>< the TKe Ivre club held'their semi-annual The Declaration of,Independence inidea of th^eni 4jfl>e jwe «a}d ip fee coacentrated cludes a statement'that.all men are installation of officers . Wednesday :: pisteict-in ,6f $^a|'Be)^i<»;>'it'..iB at Kareiffi^UchWJV^e.^ the'capital created equal under the law.' The evening, July. 11, at their- club rooms.

Protect yourself while on that ^ of' AjriMl^^»ft4 >E1 J $ 8 Mr, Harry.Gin|burg.of Little.Bock, spirit "o£ the*Constifc£tioh is protective long waited for and desired trip.

Arab g»rri«>n has l>cen,coinpLetely of the minority in fundamental rights. Ark., formerly of the local chapter, " ' ^ ' ^\ ; - -•. • —ALSO— ';.

"Thus two millions of Jews are now and first ; secretary of the Grand Thte Pftlestina ijoyej?ugatn.t in rev , i W ^-me, "CJevelahd Orphan Asylum", formerly borne ;h Lodge, installed the officers.

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They hare made, some Protection on your home while this institution has $ e W officially abolished. The reasons for p ^ n e e ^ a^appeaa' for a^iistance of our best citizens. They have filled 'The officers installed were as folfrom Emir Abdullah has> dispatched •having made the charigein the Resignation" to th0 present-official ybu are away. acceptably^ higlrpuHic positions. In lows: Jay Polick, president; Joe LeDine Armored cars wi% trpops title were weighty and'important.

This great institution its, £0Kvine, vice president; Carl Greenstone, You may be the next "VICTIM.'* the Gabinet,.the'Supreme Court, the <Iuc£edvWith' the end ja view of giving the inmates-real home life the Emjbr al^o a^peated; to.the-cbiei diplomatic service, tjae Senate and the Secretary; Morris Levine, financial and-preventing any-suggestion of institutional -r$£u)&$oii $hat of the Beni Shaker tribe, but1 th« lat- House. But in spit«?of-the -American, secretary; Eli Evenen, treasurer. would destroy the home atmosphere'. To indicate Jfris primary ter refused to lend Ws tribe * aid | spirit of tolerance 4nd the fact that Preparations are being formulated purpose, which has been successfully initiated arid carried out, fighting the the Jew* have-contributed so much for a mammoth picnic to be held early, the word "Home" aVa c part of the title is"ijripsjtsignificant and td our civic life; Henry Ford> with in August.

-should be the only method of enticement'employed JJ> regard tojt. SNOWDEN INQUIRES AS TO the bigotry of the Ku Klux Klan, has ji committee was^afepointed by the. P r e s e n t of the District >EWS IX PArJ§TtNE declared war upon;them." Grand Lodge Ntoo act*w|tn a like committee, repr'e$en$ng .District L Morgenstern J. L! Wolf son Grand Lo<Jffe - % jtor'the purpose of considering "provision, for London, tf. T. A.) W the thirtyROUMANIA PREPARES and adequate facilities'for the proper support of the housing in leading positions ^n .the present REFUGEES' EXPULSION sre of the Children's Home. This Orphan tfome jBuuding Cbm- administration of Palestine, only two, BRANDEIS BLDG. ATLANTIC S160 . care Bucharest. (J. T. A.) The Roumanniittee ha? been active in thie work assigned to it, having visited gf. fhe High. Commissioner's ian government is 'apparently deterTel. Webster |734 Mooseheart for a visit i)f inspection, and having deliberated con- position, are held by Jew*.

•'••' After office hours call J. J; Greenberg, Webster 4887; '."' ..' mined to carry through its proposals scientiously upon the results of their investigation, they, report Tjiere are two others held by indi- for , David Greenberg, Webster 6484. . expulsion ol r ^ll Jewish refuprogress. Inasmuch as, they have been unable to complete the viduals of Jewish descent,* but who geesthe -not only from- Bessarabia but arduous dqty assigned to them, and will need additional:lime to nominally at least arandt Jews. other parts of"Roumania as well. prepare recommendations, in accordance.with the resultipf their •Thia.statepien^"wfi8'?i?d.e*by Orms? jfrom No^- On^y.j are- refugees from fiussia study'of the/prdblem', thjs c'bmmittee on the JeWi&hdOrph^XL Home by?^Gore jnJ Parliament^ in. ^reply. to i id tlkraln* sfated Wbe expelled, "but Chiropodist and Beanty will be continued. ~ - - ' »\ £$ ,q9«ry by" Phaip---6nowd«nr the* Jaboy others from th^fotteer Austrian EmJ i l S ^ - "• Shop In view of the fact .that pjans for. ,the new buildapna and .leader. "Mr. TJble pointed DW that h j pire, wholKaVe «ot^Aome Jiattjfifalized BstablUlied 1800 mat and Hmrarr 8Or?*t«. management of ihe Jewish Orphan Home have not b#o. fully r i already ."giveif "an"anTBwW to thfe Roumanians, are'also\b bei on the list. OJTe u« a" chance to appreciate yonr bnglness. For developed,- all that-can be said ajt th» present'writing isr^iat the sapie question.-on a pre.yiojas date, brft P S t o i t t caU Ja. 077i. new buildjng^.to b^a erected will be on tii't cottage p\W. , TJie Snowden-desired not only to know the uggmbers 0f~the admiDistration vrilao population of the Home is showing a' gradual decrease mainly due to better conditions in communities .from which ta£ children w e r a f u l f f l e d ^ d ' J ^ / b u t thojje of , KThe Talmud Tpnh held thjsir annual come,.a«d to ; the inci&aeed activity^.among Social Servic^Sgencies ? r f ^ togOi *&#*$?& t«j &»--othejv picnic last Sunday "afternoon at the open Its doors ,^ Butidfa£—Tetepbrotft Jackpqir 237ft ''.

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whether Henry Ford Ijas contribute "^ the support of'ithe anti-Semitg: the general funds. JJiat'have been fiven •paganda. o f , t t § ^ a W j a n Fascist grQwingrjieeds "have 0re^ted and.dcrnajided. r ' \S#l play a promuipn'^ part in the tri$ that have been made tg t^lsJiistitji^n'^a^^nto^r^Vpft?:* J^pt the damage «yit;of Adolph Hitler, pace with the 4eman^'tfeat'the District has made uppn^ta faM- of Ipader of the Bavarian Fascist], Jties. The Distrjp^ |s,' under normal obligation to assume, its agaiint Stephen Grossmaii, a Bavarappropriate sh,are of. ^ § expense in accordance with the-measure ian, newspaper, pubj|sn«r, of semicje received by^it, \t was yecommended t h ^ t g a appropria- Grossman cfiargej in pi$ paper that tion" of' ?2|0QO.0O bg given to the jLeo N. h&n Memorial 2p)sj»ital ]U*^Jia4 been^ largely financed py and the subordinate podges were urged to ttmtrinut&-a8 largely foreign 'ipX$k£t£rutii bad received in as ivill bnpg about a. full recognition pf tj^r District' ^nnasi^' paiaculaf'giuc.h assistance from Henpbligation commensurate \yith the services. r^n4^e4 to i^. t ^ e ry Po*d. ,-; J^o^f. ^eyj Memor/aJ Hp§p|tai |ias bjen opex^ to tHe,pi»bjic since. ^ The prominent Social Deniocfat November 1st. l Q i V ' I f sprun«-into being as the. resujt of an " V^sman, Auer, is expected to tesurgent need at. that tiipe for a w e e hospital tyhjftre not pnly Bur, tify, |n support of the charges, jco-religionists, bi|t.th,Qse .of «yery faith might be hojased, if £heir ~l 'Cbristi^i Weber,' a leading Fascist! aljness was of sqph character that, they would be ^enpfited by tne:1 inJL- Hitler follower, admits that the water. Jf there was/a^eed/for wch a Ifo5pi|arjjiep (gndtoat fascfiy had recdyed much support has been conceded) 'viq ^l^y'weJl say that the need today is. from America, but, denies that Ford inany times. a§'great. , / • ' was one of- the jcon&ibutors.

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The Maccabaean Chapter of ^ Judea held their regular meeting Wednesday evening at. the Community Center. .\ .._ • J_:. ;~y .?,, ;- _.'

Mrs; L. Bloom, of Los Angeles, Calif., was the guest «f Mr. "and Mrs. W. Rabinowitch for a week.

Mr. Abe Davidson returned Thursday frpnj Omaha, Nebr.

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Hospital does hot'^eciive patients i^ito haye..-jBerel^ %ii|^l<{pjrnis. i o n d o r i ^ . ^ A . y n f hV J of rainorr aib«e«tsr bulf reserved ,itsr;bets:-for:;ij»se egges rof-a >m rei^^dt frbni^ales^ne, tHiJ serious and oJbstinaW nature. " \> * r r- " " ' of maintenance of~th,e. English posi-. Somftyve&ri ago thetHospitaJ established A free clinic. Puring tion there would be just as. great as the past-y/eap'-there were-2,660 patienta treated in.Aift clinie. it is at present and England would Through tf-Mence Js_r§aching out its niany "activities aided byi fori^r-^vfaced^j^Sj ukited body of N ^ r e ' s leoiedy t9. bring rehef to "thousands of persons. And,1 Arab nationaiitie's demandkig selfth^ n^tureiipi-this relief is nofc pierely to brihg^ ^health"^^he governntent. " •*•*•• s,ick, happiness to the unhappy arid sunshine'to the.depressed, mut it isj|^day t^e gjceates,t charity t^iat man ^Hngws, namely, tlU^ConwaXi M*v P.^iqf Bnglisn' nntto enable^^H'l^ns, pthqr^yise disabled "^^tuJFiiitopfifieir'i^onnal 4era£tieg,"Sik an.;4ddie»r here^og^^ae ,-„_ , . ^^—, .during .|il» pctiyitieste^Tiife, self-supporting" and useful "cit^ens. * A new -clinic will^e-built so&h and a Nurses* Home wiU^I^ ft44ed.- ^ woul4 be dastardly for England \ (?)7|He.National 1 Jewish Hospital fdr Consumptives , ['. ^&¥ hferx^Ttf' given in times of fo The Egtoiul Jewish Hpspita) for Coiisumptives .wifl ^ e t e b r ^ SifdMrtin-asserted, t d speaking ki in June, ^ g i the 25t« Anniversary of its adoption' as la foster plthaABalfwr Declaration. child of thgJB^nai B'rith Order.' This.institution has profited b$ rs have.brfttight to Palesthe guardis#hip;cfc^iri)rder extended to it wit^out-mterrirptfon tine l^^orqer and machinaiy,1? he desince'the yejir 1899 by adopting tfrg Rational Jewish Hospital for clared^, '^nd" wha/eve* -politics, Consumptives'as a protege of District Nos. 2 and 6,ithe;prest|$? every Jew is aa€u^(tlly anbJ? aUycof Engof t h e Hpspital was enhanced and it was enabled t<r grow^into |he land '3f''^n£faitf-witfedre*, there National and international- pTfimineace sttame^i by it. ' The work be terrible- pogroms, in' Pales-' til the Hospital is too vellknttwn to need jercapitttlation. TCfee would tine,; even i f .$h» Jews predominated, Convention at Duhith r^emmended that during the present year, for Palestine it stilt but «ni island. In as a testimonial of its ;cotttin.ue<i'supreme res©Qnpibiliiy for the the Arab «ea."

• .. - \ ', maintenance of ,the...Naticn8l Jeii^h Hospital on a scale corresponding to the requirements arising from its growth and development, a campaljm be iHaiSfeurated to raise the sum of 5100,000.00 for the erfcrion of aii Infirmary/ Building, The Convention also recommend the, njiblic celebration of the Silyer Jubilee of the affiliation'of .the NstfWial Jewish Hospital i o r Con-r ^t^B^ft Cwrtractor sumptives with i t and requested the-Trustees of the Hospital to g, Papering, and permit the appomtment of, a .representative designated by \\te District ^Jrahd Lo^^^^j ^aye a*1 part in any program arranged -Decorating done under my : persona! supervision* -<J f^';the public cefebratiqj*' of this happy anniversary.

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•.•'• of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Oastleman and Baron. illaess of Hf. £ats.

• daughter, Marion, of Chicago, HI., Miss lather Zslk-wUl entertain'tht who were", visiting here with" Mr. and Miss Ann Fiakel and Miss Shirley OQ».Sodte% at>fcr home Wtdaes-: Mrs. J. Castleman, returning to their Ruback entertained at a surprise party Ea day erening. July 18. last Tuesday eveningin honor of the hom e shortly after the fourth of July. birthday of Miss Pearl Wintroub.

Mr. snd Sirs. Moritr Meyer and The Zeta Beta Tan Fraternity will Twenty couples were present. aodchndmi, FeSee ' and Marion entertain seventy cocplc* a t their sec- Mrs. Wolf Xrasae left last week to Schroeder, :Wnb hive been spendini: ond annual summer dance at Peony Arlene Marie's third birthday, a t Park Monday evening, July 16. Sev- visit with her daughter at Beatrice, the past two weeks in Chicago, HL, WETOINGS retained by motor last Thursday with their home, on Thursday morainy eral members of the fraternity are ex- Nebt, for several weeks.

HEBZB3ERG Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Meyer, of Chibetween nine-thirty and twelve'thirty. pected from out-of-town to attend the Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Gilman enter- cago, Cl^ wSo jtrevisiang atthe Morsixty guests were present a t the marriage of Miss Angela Hers* Twenty little girls and b#ys are ex-dance. The dance is being: sponsored tained at a picaJc sapper at Elmwood itx M«ver h6me, expoctias: to retnm

by Omaha and Council Bluffs mem- Park for fifty gsests on Wednesday, home Saturday. They will be aoccm. berg, ^niy-daughfcer of Mr. and Mrs. pected to-attend.

July 4, honoring Mrs.. M. H. Slogan bers of the fraternity. ""Ai H*rxberg, to. Mr. Dave Goldman, and daughter, Rutk, of Dallas, Tex., panted Vy: Mr. aad-Mx*. Piffip Wolfsorr t>f Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Goldman, Miss Rose Shaw, of Kansas <3ty. son. of ~%t.JMi$, Mo.; on Tuesday evwi- Mo., spent the week-end with Hiss Miss Sylvia Landu, of Chicago, HI., who is here visiting with relatives and who was visiting hire with Mr. and friends. The visitors have been exEsther BlqmenthaL Mrs. Darr Degea, et'Xew. • York iSt o'clock at the Blackstone Mrs, H. E. Handler, returned to hertensively entertained for the past jaome Tuesday. three.weeks by their relatives. They Chicago, llL, uncle of the bride, will visit for another few. weeks bei € a T e Satorday for a Beatrice officiated at all the Schanfarber several^ weeks stay at Kansas City Mr. and Mrs. A. Levey and daugh- fore returni&g to Dallas. , a*ffHerzberg weddings.lor the, past and-Exeeiiior Springs, .Mo. >, ter, Sayde, returned home Monday -five years.Taisa officiated at the after a three weeks* trip to Excelsior Miss Esther Katleman has returned Tuesday. Rabbi Frederick The P. E. D. Club 'entertained at Springe, Mo., and Des Moines, la. from a three weeks' trip to Chicago, assisted. The ceremony was a lawn party Friday evening-*t tte DW and Milwaukee, Wis." : Mrs. B. Boss entertained fourteen followed by' a reception.^ home-of-Miss Leona Pollack... guests at a picnic dinner at Elmwood Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cohn left last 'JtHtisa Hereberg was attended by her Mr. and Mrs. D, Blumenthal and Park Sunday afternoon in honor of week for Philadelphia, Pa. cqusin, Miss Pauline Herzberg, and 2$6B Celia Goldman, Bister of thedaughters returned last week from Mr. and Mrs. J. Kendis, of Sedalia, Miss Lisa Nicholas, of Mhmeapolis, groom. Fred Epstein of St. louis a. motor trip to Excelsior Springs, Mo., who were visiting with Mrs, Xen- Minn., arrived Wednesday-to be the and Kansas City, Mo. In Kansas dis* mother, Mrs. L Perlman, leaving as best man*, gue«t of Mrs. Edwin Kirsehbraun. :/ Ciijr they were the guests of their for their home Sunday evening. bride was gowned in white S4tfaliu trimmed witti rose point lace, daughter, Mrs. Carl Studna, and Mr. Mrs. EUa- Samuels,; of Hastings, Miss Fanny Kohn and brother, Mr. on simple lines. The dress was Studna and son, Harlan.

Nebn, was- honor guest a t » party Harry Kohn, spent the fourth of July with a long train, trimmed with Many affairs' were given in honor given by Miss Lillian Laxarus at her at Beatrice, Nebr., with Mr. and Mrs. A. Stein.

The Diamond \ ©range blossoms and "rose point lace, of Mr. Oscar Green, who left Satur- home Thursday evening. . f^e Wore a tulle yeil, with a coronet day evening lor his horns ia Pitta» j orange blossoms, and carried orch- burgh, Pa. Mr. Green, who is a for- Miss Helen Leviason left Saturday |ds imd lilies of the valley. Her only mer Omahan, has been away from the for Indianapolis, Ind., where she will ornament was a strand of pearls, the city for more than twenty years. He visit with relatives for the remainder gjft; of the groom. Her maids were was visiting here with hi* sister, Mrs. of the summer. She will also visit Jt has beea oaly d&riaj recent, years t&st ffiamends 'frowned in orchid "crepe, with silver D. Cohen, of Council Bluffs, la., and at Chicago, HI. tiav* 1>eea cat la fheir-prcsbasils, in their hair, and carried brothers, Messrs. Meyer, Morris and Mrs. E. Schonberger motored, to Des eatforbfe Pr*vioa«Jy UMTS will increase the beauty colonial bouquets of old-fashioned Simon Green. A farewell patty woe Moraes, la., with Mrs. A. H. Blank,, of «o«r.»tenl p r « c l » n f owers tied with orchid ribbons, stoa*8,* aotablr th« Km*raia . of your old jewels. held, in his honor Saturday afternoon Des Moines, who was visiting with reland Ruby, that wer* valued i^jffcjlowin'g.. a.. .honeymoon trip at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris atives here for several days.

Come in and see our prices more tijEWr ffisn the diathrough Yellowstone park and Cali- Green. • .

QOQd an Bccocst of tboiir Mr. and Mrs. H. White and family f Mr. and Mrs. Goldman will brUUa&ey dtw- to *«pertar 1882 bis at home at the Gatesworth Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Alperson and Mm. have moved from the El Beudor apartE .182 Harry White and son, Bob, returned ments and are now making their home o J» SL Louis after ^August 15.

1510 Farnsia St. Jsckson 6T82 But tKe^aev « « 1 1 f a g" o Monday from Sioux City, la., where at 2437 Mary street. s Among the guests from out of —kmma «s t&e Americaa Q strlefessotet t t&e &evtvt jdwn were Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schan- they were visiting with Mrs. S. Kua- Mrs. A. Klein, of San Francisco, moatfcrHliancj1of the dla- o JM of- Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. and ner.

Calif., who has been visiting liere for moadfand farUienaore, a , | g y I a k Hetzberg, Mr. and Mrs.,.. Mrs. Carl, SesseV of; Barry, HI., Iff the past six weeks with her daughter, "Let Us .Move You" ^ea*<earat stone, for in-A pfrry Heraberg and Mrs. Harry visiting here with her sister," Mrat; Mrs. A. Romm, and Dr. Bomm, will ^ c a t i a tht o JWperior of Wheeling, W. Va.; Mr. Dave Siseman, and other elatives. ' return to ner home Sunday. She was pp on«a^^fcrfeJoseph ijoldman, ijojdman parents Opeated by ,. , honor guest at a number of affairs .- adkxiidt, carat, diamond ent George Goldman and •• The-Womeii's Auxiliary .of B'nal given by her friends during her stay. la Uje Ota style. Apiamon<!

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B'rith will give its first, summer af-i tn&7 be cist too eh&Sov, In ATlantie 0239 ' JAcksoa 4S3S ikies Sara Somberg. left Saturday •wtochCT8Bi t w m lack' brfjfair of the* season at .> swimming RUSISNBB^COBENM^N y: sad flr»—tborefor© party at Sandy Point Beach Tuesday for Chicago, HI.," to visit.wjfli "her and Mrs. Samuel Corenman, evening,, Jujy^l7. Eeservations should aunt, Mrs. Herman Michael. She will tree art of dia&tosid cat-. gaug* t&e treeiy announce the be made with th'e Misses •.Esther Shai also visit with_relatives in Indianapo4aiiBfeter, Etta,,; li I d ^SS ill b f th lis, Ind* ^SSe will be gone for a month. piro, Miriam JKonecky, or BeSKOreenl BttpQBja. Ucy a d Edward L^Knshner, of this city, berg, who are on the 'committee tot greatest spread will both be Miss Lillian.

Lazarus left Wednes©jii Sunday, Augwfc" 5 (_ at seven.-thirty this affair. attained at the same time. . , 5 day for Hastings, Nebr., where she at; $e~. Congregation of Israel Syn_EK| la thef .

Writes all kinds of agogue, Twenty-fifth-and J-Streets. Mr. Frank Babel', Jr., of f terTs.art" Is Bade a matter " •. Kughifer recently graduated as Us, Minn., is visiting with Bis sister] ,par*snount taporUace t y > # osteopatbic physician and surgeon!Mrs. Edwin Kirsehbraun. ^ - . t h e Chicago* College.of OsteoA- surprise house warming part; "Real Personal Service* "and its associated Chicago was * given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Hospital Miss r Corenman A. Weiss at their new home at 3S3I| ~E¥ov« '• ' " " " •• - - • nded. ttie nurse's., training school Hickory street Wednesday: evenlngi Bea.—Har. 32S6. t>4 W, O. W. !

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TMENT inoam. They served tftfr <Rd delicious little cakes for'the -^feh^v^teacher and myself, but none*,for; little Avinoam. I felt somewhat \njpomforta-" ble when I recalled. tha€ V^eh'I'was as old as Ayinqam I-was'extremely interested t^Q; cake?. : I Jopjfedup at the boy 'apprehenwvelyjj Jbut-lie Just winked at'ime slyly as-much'a? to,say, "Don't wwriy!' 3tt-wip fr»"q»ite all right." • ( . v , , ' •/.'... . / v ; ': .".' ..: J

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About fifteen years ago, while traveling in Palestine, I made friends with We walked along, and I talked to the teacher at one of the smaller Ju- the boy. His name was Avinoam, he tea and cakes a*d^h^:jt4lked;about dean oolonies. He told me thaVin'the told me. He was not yet quite thir- the coming'raipyi sea^ft'-i'ASifiueiaAi" neighboring Arab village—I think the teen. He was a well behaved boy—he serving as interpriter^iU.th><tJn'e) we name was Danyan—there was a good spoke only when he was spoken to and said—through Avinoanv-Hhat we Arab school of seven classes, with an his spee'ch was polite. But what he should like to see -the-jchool at work.up-to-date map, and a* teacher, gradu- said somehow made me feel very The Arab teacher-clipped'his'hands ated from the Al-Aznaf" University; small—he see'med to quietly sure of and gave some-linslruction?" t I believe such a school is-even now J his opinions. He told me that it Was the boys. Soon' abo$t a dozen tall, rare anWsr^th'erArafcs;iii-those days not good.itoj'pick - 6"ut- all fine little strapping youths trooped pat into the it was something quite extraordinary. stones from the surf ace of arable land courtyard. They spread put on the stones should alwaybs be left ground famous niap^a llarge §b we decided to pay.it ground the the famous a r e aff -warm! fair with Arabic, or -maybe Turkish ther-my; friend nor--I could-sppak ? -because they-,kepjl y , j -fee ground g i h ! Of likd' inscriptions—and the pupils gat round abic, and, in- addition,- we- did not at night!

Of hi his-1 llessons h he liked'^ he ISurant- ;been re- the comparatively^be.rt"" life of the know the way to the school."'But my mathematics best, but he disapproved^ in a semi-circle, crpssing ^efr legs t«etvea that the production of the factory; it has; prp&ced an amazing their T|je teacher |tory has been held to the limit. In number • of < care. -:The-. picture above friend the Hebrew teacher^disposed of of the excessive i study d off the th Bible,' Bibl'and d facing fi thi teacher, th •both difficulties by sitying m that he which, he thought, "was written in a' addressed himself ^ hjs Jewish colTvould take with us one of the boys at funny Hebrew which no one speaks j league—through^ Av|jioa»i—and invit- looked at Avinoam. Avinoam •winked we', left the .village, and the Sheikhhi^ school, who would serve us as both today." He told me many other things J ed* him to examine thfTboya1$ sny sub- reassuringly, and"! said -with author- and the teachers and the elders saw us guide andinterpreter,;r f.-•'.?.-*.' ~ and,. conversing so, we reached the tject he wished. Theyiw^ye mi^yeutha, ity, "That^ is. better.".' off to the same place on the outskirts, ' already in their ado|fscWc*; rangin?

'•"•-.-: We started off early thenext morn- Arab village.r Then we passed on to' Constantino- of the. yiHageiwhere they-had -recs. »A; 1 fourteen petftaps sev'- ~~- "" -—_^—_ t^i» _m«.i_-. _,_. ple- and to Europe, and then to addi- us before. Here we shook har.V ing. MJy"friend nodded 'to-' a boy-of Wje:;wjere, expected. In those .days ia*ge-frenr t about thirteen wild<was".;piayin'g; in the the relatipnabetween Arabs and Jews enteen. They con»tit$te4 $hV topform tion, and multiplication, and,; to cut again. I* had the impression that the were friendly—the "type of British of- of" the school. My friend, the Hebrew a, long story, short, slowly, gradually, Sheikh Tras'this time just a little less' t t e ^ t was a school holiday^thefessr,te y^ H i b tiial jof JCHanukah, if _i_remember ficial so- common to Palestine -today, teacher, with a politeness ^exquisite politely, little Avinoam put me in the eWphatic'and respectful in his attend the -youngster- from provincial Eng- as embarrassing,, transferred to :ne background, and iefore anyone was tions to my friend, the Hebrew teacher rightly. land-who presumes to teach us, a peo- the honor of playing the examiner, and "Can you speak Arabic 1" asked the ple of three; or four thousand years' j I had to accept., L realixed immedi aware of it, he had become the exam- and myself than he had been in the v iner. He did it with a great deal of miming. ,Then he looked at little Av-j teacher. ' .''•-•.--•""' .:r;'-;-•;.• experience, how to deal with natives,1 ately that my field of operations would diplomatic skill; he never forgot to inoam and suddenly, unbending his;; - "Of course," said the boy,.. ... had not yet been invented. The. be extremely limited.; I knew^nothing "Do you know the road to Dan- Sheikh, that is, the mayor of the vil-: about the main subjects In* their cur- look at me before asking a question, great t height, he stopped devn to nor to translate to me the answers he grasp the hand of the boy and shook yan?" asked the teacher. lage,; the Arab ""school teacherT from riculum—the Koran, .the "Arab an-i received. But somehow my role re- it. twice up and down, saying in 'rthe Al-Azhar.University, and some of Turkish grammars, .their Ottoman his- duced itself to nodding my head and abic,' "Peace be with you, sir." the elders of the locality, met us oh tory—so I had to confine my. inquiries grunting "Hum, hum," approvingly or the outskirts of Danyan. They shook to the common groupd of geography disapprovingly as the case might be— When we arrived back in the colony hands with my friend, the teacher and and arithmetic "'• I; ajsked;«ne• of the I mean in accordance 'with the ap- and had dismissed little Avinoa-a, I with me; of course, they took no nor boys—I mean I bade Ayingara ask him proving or disapproving expression in asked my friend, the teacher: tice of little Avinoam, who started —to show me on. the ma^ the position Avinoam's eyes. In less than a quar- -"By.the,way, that little boy—what W ANDFROM imme'diatelyto act -as interpreter. We of the city of Aleppe.. TJ»f boy put ter of an hour he had eclipsed .every- do you,think of him?"

ALLPARTS QF were conducted to the school, a com- his finger on aip^Jpt-'Pflliewljere ir. body else in the courtyard, wiping the "That Avinoam?" he replied. "Not paratively large building. • In the the north of Syria; so much'I-could floor with those big, strapping Arab much." Rather a lazy beggar on the THEWQRLQ shady courtyard they brought out,soft; verify for myself; but ^liether'it act- youths, and with their teacher, and I whole—4ike the rest of them at ray school." ~ rcushions for my friend, the Hebrew ually was Aleppo-and am afraid with me He became •*, I ".have • recalled to mind little Avtoo. teacher and for me to sit upon, bjo| 1307 Howard St, Omaha, Neb. of Suddenly a Trhile ^reading on whether it is no cushion was brought for little -Vv* iny perplexity I looked .tfrtwnd ATlantic 0340.- ' .cushion was produced out of nowhere necessary to. have Hebrew schools i i helplessly—and "Tttet-the eye of for little Avinoam, and a plate of almost cakes appeared in front- of little Av- Palestine or not. "Who knows? PerHe winked, haps they will succeed in suppressi:-; Jmperceptably, . s . •ft5r™£ t o inoam, and the Sheikh and the teacher the schools. But I want Jews to real|ae: "No, it is not-AtppppJ". I looked ize one thing. Avinoam is a fact and Sack at y is he* is more than a fact. Avinoam is and severely: "This' is net Aleppo.

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MiC Jeffries, formerly special Palestine correspondent of the Daily Mail, alleges «lsewhefekin the «sni<e Issue that King Hussein objected to the treaty with Britain because Jhe 4B unwilling to recognise the National Home in Palestine. The treaty, he says, was forced upon him by the pro-Zionist member of t t e Government, Ormsby-Gore, who wants to embroil the Arabs against Hussein.

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