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'S 'jr. » terefl s a second vtaus inall matter an Jsmarrj 2Jth, £921 at w ffieB at Omaha Nebraska, tmctei the Ad ol .March 3. lsflB.

THE TrEATTFTR. WHOSE THE MEMORIAL

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JL memorial to Morris Xevy fleflicated as ^a grateful tribute of Ms iellow-citizens. ..The movement iar the TOorris Jjevy Memorial -was started yesterday by a special commitfee of iiie Jewish Welfare -Federation, with .Arthur Itosenblurn as chairman.

With every Jewish resident of Omaha joining in the creation of the memorial and active "work to begm ,on September 1, sentiment in iavor of the jinyjeet i s already .sweeping the entire community.

That 3io man ever deserved lasting: recognition at the hands of Ms :fellow-oitizens for his "work in behalf of humanity...more than does Morris Xevy, is the opinion of every man and "woman . in Omaha.

"This memorial rwill be unique and unusual. There "will be •none, other just like it in this entire city," said Mr. Uosenhlum today.

.SUBSCRIPTION :PRIGE, A YEAR. .52.50.

OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THOBSBAT, AUGUST 23, 1923

HOEE3S XEVY

2,000 SCHOLABSH3PS FOR CHUIDEEN IN TALMUD TOBAHS New Tork. (3. T . A.) The Jewish Educational Association announces that sufficient funds have been raised for the purpose of providing immediately 2,000 free .scholarships in the Girls' Popularity Contest Getting Talmud Torahs of this city. This is Keener—Girls Can Still , a part-of the effort of the association to get 10,000 addition children in S e r i o u s O p p o s i t i o n T o A d m i n i s t r a t i o n - of W e i z m a n n a n d Enter Contest their religious schools this f alL Sokolow—Heligion and Labor Groups Insist on A H D I T O E I U 1 I ' T O .BE BEAUWhile the schools,-accept a certain "Mass" Movement—Debate Change TIFL1XT BECORATED number of free pupils, the majority pay an annual tuition fee, averaging FOR OCCASION •Jewish. Agency, • • I §5 per pupil. The association stipe-

Plans for one of the largest affairs lates that each.school, in order to take Carlsbad, August 22. (Jewish 'Telegraphic Agency.)—The in the history of Omaha Jewry have advantage of the association scholarbeen made for the 33'nai B'rith carnival and anniversary celebration, ac- ^_:i-— _._ _ cording to the committee in cnarge. register. .

Congress almost a f ortnigiit ag-D, -yras settled in t h e early hour*; A special arrangement committee, A committee of admissions was ap- t h i s morning, Tvhen t h e Assembly by a vote of 164 t o 87 voted td headed by Sam Eaver, has been ap- pointed consisting of Jacob B . P^ubin, approve t h e proposal t o have t h e Zionist Organisation d r a Win outpointed. This committee will have chairman; Jacob Wener and several side forces willing t o help in t h e Upbuilding- of t h e Jewish P a l e s t i n e charge of all details of the arrange- members of the Hebrew Principals'!

A s finally adopted t h e proposal provides t h a t t h e reprcments at the Auditorium for this gala Association. "This committee will ar- sentatives of t h e non-Zionist organizations shall be invited fcr event. . .: i range immediately the conditions un- form a council which w i t h t h e Executive of t h e Zionist OrgsnizhThe affair, "which Trill'.he 'held Sun- der which scholarships will be granted, tion shall form t h e Agency. T h e resolution provides also th&i;

day, November XL, follows the celej within-three years a World Congress of-Jewry shall be convoked, bration of the Armistice Day program the Agency serving until this gathering creates a permanent cma, : of the American legion, which will be .OS Supporters of the proposal included mann favors for the Palestine bran.->. ; held on Saturday, November 10. "The the orthodox Mizracbi group, which Dr. Arthur Euppin as colonisation exin recent years gave himself devotedly September 1, according to "Mr. RosenAuditorium will btfheautifully decorathad been among the leaders hitherto and Colonel Eisch as political to iramanitafian service. .It -will be a blum. Every man and woman, every ed, with special feature events for in the opposition to the Weizmann ad- representative, with Sir. monument that "will forever he a credit young man and young woman, and this occasion," said Sam jKlaver. . ministration and plan. Their action eliminated. :For the London to Omaha Jews and i» the memory of every child in "the city can lelp and Lndge Sgcurea the "Exclusive-Use of The 3'nai BbnSi girls' popularity' — indicating a departure from their de- he is said to favor Dr. Georg Halpr.m iheTxrugPark Picnic Grounds .. the good deeds which 3Hr. l e v y per- mnstlielp. contest, which was'launchedirsroTraeks "Will Conduct Services According to f or an -immediate congress "was as financial expert and Dr. Bertboit; for This Occasion.

The idea for rthe Morris "Levy Memformed'," continued "Mr. Jlosenbluni. ago,is getting Trery "interesting among | Madern Orthodox SituaL a surprise to alL Those opposing the Feiwel as organization chief. originated afca meet"TheTVTnrriF "Levy memorial will dif- bership Memorial the contestants. Sphere is still time ; agency on the final roll call were the While the Permanent Cammitt.'v Itaces and Contest Held ^During the ing of the special membership comfer in -every way from the usual type for girls ~tx> entez, said Sam Beber. SERVICES TO 3 E HELD labor groups consisting of SS 35eirs was busy -drafting the final form n' of jnemorials. To honor the mem- mittee, appointed a t ihe meeting of Afternoon With Prizes far Winners. Any girl in the -state of "Nebraska or IN LYEIC BUILDING 3ion (Young Zionists) delegates, 9 compromise, agency proposal MT\;: ories' Of "their leaders, men i a v e erect- the 3oard of Directors of ihe Jewish Iowa is eligible to Enter in the conPoale "32on delegates ,and 8 Socialist others bosr slating . the More than .two thousand-people atTEeKareTedfirationlastSunday. 3T61-itf inarble ed plans have' been ^tnade for tl $ Seire S o n . test. The "winner of -the contest will Thursday WHE given trror to-considers*-. tended the 'annual 33'nni Sixth picnic lowing ;a spirited discussion as totfbe : stately structares~Sgt;stnintnres that' :-, IHiga .'Holiday, services^af -4Jhe Jiadgsa. tion tif rGporte anil •adoption of crm<an^;fe-32eaera-Wi£^^ 3H iih ^ H f i £5I£fe Ett t » •Canfomia. As second prize m Orthodox Congregation. The congre- x r . Solowitchik, Isaac -Naiditcii and crete proposals. jHorfis levymeeds ra> sticn monument, tibn Tnembersmp, Ilr. Pbilip Sher, act- of the IB'nai B'rith i a d sscured "the round trip ticket to Chicago will be gation has secured. "SK services of jyr.Qsarg sip^Tn-vtst^ in favor. OpThe Land Commission, xepoTtin'nor is it propasEtl "to Tmild_ such a mgjpresident, apuomtedra special com- private use -of the lErug park picnic given away. i^abbi l!?achum Amaff, of Cleveland, TOS hig were Dr. Idciraehn and X tbrough T>r. Schmarak, recominendr:: mittee consisting of Arthur IRosen- grounds for its members and their monument for him.

Twenty-five girls have aireaay en- Ohio, graduate of Shechter^ Seminary Spxinsak, .a labor member of the Es> that 150,000 pounds be appropriate/; ' '• The best:and most fitting memorial blum, 3. J. Slosherg, Harry IHala- friends. tered the rontest, with one entrant of Hew Tork. He ."will be assisted by ecirtiYe. JSIahirm Sokolow, HL TJssisb- for colonization "vrark, 120,000 pound* er shock, Barry -LapiduB and Sam 3 e During the afternoon, the -various that ±he-jcitizeiis of this city can raise, Arthur Enppin were ab- to be expended on actual coloriizatinr from Iancohi, Kebr. following is the and J.Homanek. h Her. H TL T Fleishman Fl Hk ber. TEfais comniittEB svolvedfthelffor- stunts and races were "held jmder "the .the .sort of memorial that J i r .

The services for the High "holidays s e n t during the baHoting. While this work and the balance used to crs»tr standing of the contest "to date: would have "wished -and which he richly ris "Levy -Membership "Memorial plan, supervision of the committee, headed ill b l d on th t h fl th ^ ^ ^ y ^^xz-ve ^ _a,500 will behheld the ffourth floor off the entirely Hose "Fine y acci- a reserve fund for the purchase of xze em -1.200 deserved, is ;a living memorial com- and elected .Arthur Kosenblnm chair- "by Harry Silverman, president of the Jkliimie Levy -3..000 building, llineteentb and Far- d e n t a l a n d d u e t o th e hour (2 a. m.), land, under the aegis of the Sswt, Gertrnfle Fojfelson (Xtocoln). posed of men and women dedicated :±o man. Additional members of the com- lodge. Pollowing are the "winners of Kate instead of Helping's Goldstein Hsyesod. A plai! for the establish„ 9flo nam streets, di S l i ' t o o £ ^lace, it is possible ihe -work that-3Hr. ;Levy loved so well. mittee will be appointed ilurmg the the races "and contests: Abner 3£ai- Tlla Albert, was previously an- ^so is said, that they remained ment of an industrial bank to pnnifi; Tilaritm Tried ~ loo Academy, as ijf the •week and announced in next "week's man, married men's 50-yard flash; Gertrndp Cooper.

"Onr ^memorial, order not ±o commit them- credit for small industry and agrirnl- ' | ^ nouneed.. Tickets for the services can William Giventer, young" men's "50- TSerdie Bei^pr Jews of Omaha, must be one that will "Jewish Press/' Celia "Brnnde tore was adopted as also the proposal I T O O be secured at the F. & M. Boot Shop, Other .matters of importance at Sun- yard dash; Harry Cohen, boys' shoe Xottie Girenter— embody the principles of IMorris ILeThe question of the new executive to extend credit ,to those engaging ~ ^rX Sixteenth and Parnam streets.

The Ida llrnkm -vy's philanthropic activity—devotion day's "meeting'was'.ihe-authorization of and stocking race; Helen Uiekes, girls' liase ScMffer TOO committee in charge "of the arrange- i s fhe o n l y matter that remains to be Ki to Jewish causes, and a liberal support the Executive Committee to arrange slipper kicking contest; "Leon "Fonnan, Kiekes.

4oo ments is as follows: J- Slosburg, decided before the adjournment of the i Dr. Eufeisen, who reported or. the.

Anne of those causes. It must be a me- memorial^services lor 3fix. Levy, and boys' 50-yard dash; Sophie Handler, Clara Peldman coo chairman; H. G. Fleismnian, acting COTlgTess. The question of the re-elee- credit scheme, recommended thai: *l Jtose morial that will renew itself ftom the consideration frif a letter addressed girls' race. coo secretary; Sam Xaplan, treasurer; y ^ o j JJ^ Ussishkin, at present in least 5 per cent of the Palestine bn~Anne Hanmo The local lodge of the B'nai'B'rrth Anne Sfnin year to year, continuing Morris l e - to the "Board from the Jewish citizens • ^ Harry-Malashock, Henry llonsky, Harof the Zionist activities in Pal~ get should be used for such credit faof Sydney, Australia, asking for in- has secured special reductions m' ISstber Ont vy's work," said Mr. IRosenblum.

4m ry Lapidus, "M. Hulakofsky, A. UoBenis one of the most bitterly cilities for mechanical laborers -xn:~i "Our memorial will be the "Morris formation TelativE to the organization amusement tickets "for the '.members blum, Sam Cohen, J. Treidman and f o u g ht in the election slate. Dr.^eiz- that 20,000 pounds should be set nsidr •Levy Membership Memorial, composed and activities of :£he local federation. and their friends. I r e e 'admission TTetta StiefleT , Samuel Schaefer. maira favors Ms elimination; 3Ir. S^- for credits to suburban residents. tickets to the park and ball room were An urgent appeal -&r funds Uahbi Arnoff •will arrive in the city kolow, on the other hand, demands the Julia "Wise A proposal was carried for an ''»ry Malashock, chainnan of thelFinance sent to every "member of the lodge. one week before the holidays, continuance of the present executive bitration coxrrt" to be established Jonir* THE S P I R I T T O Committee, resulted imnembers of the The girls* sirsiliaTy of the B'nai and will deliver "several lectures dur- without change. |ly by ihe 2ionist Org-anisation, t t e T7HICH THE Board undertaking an intensive coll B'rith were special guests'of the local ing this time. According to the comIndications are that the plan first liGurm and the labor 1IOBIAX. WIKL lection campaign during the coming lodge of the 3PnaI ^B'rith. mittee in charge, JElabbi Arnoff will sponsored by Dr. Weizmann and SotimE f o r tiie settlement of labor DEDICATED. week. deliver a lecture to -the boys and girls kolow for a ''homogeneous" executive p u t e s a n d t f a e elaboration of s of the T- M. ,and T. W. H. A. TThe following members of the Board 3Ir. Levy combined with "the •will not be carried and that a "coali- mum -wage scale. '\ 'ifty Boys Entered in Singles anfl The Honern Orthodox T&ovement has tion" executive will be •approved in-j The-report-of the Immigration trajts of "integrity and wisdom the were present Sunday: been in existence for Tflauy years in stead. Dr. "Weizmann contends that mittee wofed heated discussion, good works of effective and im- Artlnir Eosenblnm Kam "Beber Double Matches.

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D Blumenthal Targe cities as ".New Tork, Chicago, the headquarters of the executive must partial philanthropy. Accumulat- __ Goodman x Goodma o f ,ih£ C e n t e r a n d i a b o r pBrtjft.< II. S. XiTinsrston ing great wealth, he was "not spoiled 3". J . ;Blosberg The second annual T . "M. H. A. ten- Hansas City, Minneapolis Denver and remain in Xondon, but that the Palesthe-continuance of the .

S. AltBcluiler ~ FeU To Baise _Money to Cover Deficit of nis tournament is under way with other large- cities in the "United States. tine office must be increasingly but rather softened and mellowed M. "Blank Sxrcy i a p i d n s Isidar 'ZiegleT Local District.

Habbi TJauvar, of Denver, "by the greater responsibilities, and E. .TVIeyeT is strengthened. It is believed Dr. "Weizmore than fifty Jewish youths taking (Couwnaed on page'*2.)

I>ave B t Kxilaiofsifcy his simple democratic .and courtly AT. known by many people of Omaha, has part in the net meet.

A. Schlaller Anne Reliccnv The local 'Zionist Organization will personality told of a big heart and Is? Boaenthal The matches are occupying every j a modern Orthodox Congregation lliiy "Bcrcn : ^ hold its annual ball, Sunday October municipal court in the city.

Sirs. 3 . A. Wolf wide comprehension of human re- A. Conn which has oeen in existence for nearly ""~ Bher 7, a t the TVTTmicipal Auditorium, •-ac- round matches must Tie played by Sun- twenty years," and which "has more lations. B e delighted in giving, Henxy'ilcnaky .

M.TS. T). P . cording to plans now being made by day night. quietly and without urging, when- Irrtn Btalmaster than 400 members.

Jolm ^Feldman i l r . TD. ~P. the committee :in charge of the affair. ever he had a real opportunity,— 3" O "Friedman MTB. B. A. Simon Both young .and old are battling SPred White 3Iis. J. -X Stosbers According to^iie committee lin charge upon the courts for the championship. "Lranson plays "Dare T3eber Omaha World-Herald.

Harry "Malasnocfc ...

The practice of Eenaing "New Tear's Greetings to of the affair, the -proeeeSslof this ball Albert lonkel, city and state junior Sombers pteys Ben Itnvitz S a r r r JiaTltz .plays -Siauriep JJlocn and relatives.. .through the local Jewish paper is :Tnllo-wing is rfhe report nf Samuel will be used in paying the deficit of Tiobody ever will know the champion, who won the .title last year, Joe Gxeenberg ;plnys Ben Cirta throughout the country. Its advantage over the old Indivdual Schaefer, superintendent, ior the the local treasury.

J. Z. 'Preidman pteys "W.illiaas Wesley extent of Morris Levy's quiet givhas entered :again and it i s likely that Norman Goldberg plays .Nathan Green •mailing card is evident in ifac savins; of time, espsnse and month of July, wMch was presented "We aie making plans r£or arrange- the champ will repeat again. HowEver, Joe OJln pJays j S a Althschuier ing. Some of his benefactions were "worry over forgetting E friend.

Al Handler p k y s HaroW Faxber ment of a -special feaUire program for several have been putting Trrnrh work ?olin noted publicly, but he did more at the meeting: JJeber plays PJiJlip PelSman Activities in "-the -carious depart- this a f f a i r / ' ^ d John Teldman.chair- on the courts lately, snd the x&arnp Al JiabinoTcitz plays Welnstein without notice. I t is certain that Greeting Card in the ^JEWISH '.PRESS" ...

Leo Alrramsoi! plays Oscar Wfinstein t off the t h ^Federation darmg-Jnty darmgJnty m m Qf ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Ben Bloch -plsys "Pill • Gereliek -no standard or measure of creefl or ments , , -vn& 'take this -.forms -'''*' f o l l o w m g may have the old dope bucket dumped Leon Gros& splays Iieon Memielson race ever infiuenced him, for -Ms continued -practically unchanged. I n :msn a r e • men ji t g ES . ^ ^ c o i n m ittee in on him.

Bnfl "WoK TJiays T>aTe Chesno i W^llliam -jCline ptoyE MaryiB Treller hand was.openlo all. I t is equally the -relief department two new cases, 'charge; ^ i m F^ldman, chairman; J. Several university lads :hsve en- Serbert Porman plays lrrin Stalmaster Mr. snS "Mrs. "William "JL Abrams rs.n& .family of -certain that no worthy cause nr embracing four :adults . . . . and . . Sve c t ^ j, x E E i d ,1. Goldstein,3L andA.I. tered in Ihe meet, and the tourney Art "Fxeidimm rplays Ben BPrnstein pteys Hershel SosSin S765 West Grani Boulevard -extend their best individual -ever appealed to him in dren, were added during ihs anonth. loilakof sky, JL Xaplan, IMrs. J. linte- must be finished before school opens Grorrar Art Komn -ptaTB -Henry Kosenstem wishes to ilseir -relatives sn«J friends for a •vain. He wag truly the almoner of HTirwttz -plays "Starttn FrontfielS Throughout 3uly t£hejReIief Depart- man, Mrs.*A-:Silverman, A. Richards, and the young ^nen leave.

"Eneeter -plays J a c t iEleisninan God's bounty to Mai, and made his ment cared for 39 adults ana 60 chil- ] S. Sobiiison, J. Shusnd Txospexow New Teax. ' Second Tound matches must be own ability the only gauge of his dren locally, at a cost of approxiJSL Soreff, Sam Altsdhuler and played by September JL "Third round "FJeishmaa.

Abe GereUcl bounty. Such men as Tilorris Levy mately S1,OOQ. Sam Babiar. matches must be played .by Septem- ^Hanaier, "Konua, Herwiia; MAIL "THE -"COUPOS 'BELOW. .are rare enough to be noticed in Seventy-eight transients were aided Plans are being made to hold sev- ber 5. "The finals will be played durCo3m, Altschalcr Golby, Kline this -worLL—Omaha Uee. during July, s. number almost twice eral unique contests to help raise the ing the week of September 3.

Treler. WoK that of any previous month during money for the local Zionist district, Harry Eneeter is manager of the Eeber. 13eber •482 Branfieis Tfceatne Earritz liavitr of men -and "women who are not" now the year. Since January we l a v e according to .members of "Hie local or- tournament. Al Tinkel, Harold iFsr- Sombcrg, Omahs, Green ber and Phil Feldman are managing CSiesno, I*v«y -members of the Jewish Welfare Fed- spent $553 on transients^—an aver- ganization* Wesley. JTeldma-n the tourney. and who nught to be -Tnem- age ttf S93 per month. • £n3 J2JDQ, .far wiiich pleswe fesert uiy "Stem Yesti* 3* F t a Thirty-three field cases of social QKDEEED DISSECTION The girls are also to have a. tourna- Crrin, Grass "bers.

Greeting Card in .ycrnr SOB!). &»&«»» (5684) dumber. less than 500 new jnem- service "were "handled in July—but one I>av.

OP JEWISH COSPSES ment this year. It will be managed Scmenstein-, yaxner, "Goldstein i o r the Pederation for this ^szx, of Trtiich was hanoled "before the Warsaw. (3. T, A.), The delivery by AmaE Gereiick and "Mimel PxiedeL Kooper,.X J . Preidman continuing every year thereafter, Juvenile Court .judge. . This con- for dissection of Jewish dead un- 25o plans have been announced yet. AH Bloch. Bloch would "ije a. fitting tribute to the mem- cerned a xunarcay hoy, who was claimed by ^relatives or friends has contestants should report the -results l "Weinstein ^-ory »f this "wonderful gentleman -and brought back iome .and paroled to been ordered "by the Health 3Iinistry of their matches to Hairy "Knseter, splendid Jew," stated JtLr. Poseriblum. our -committee. ~33ie committee "is The order has been :reeeived by the Atlantic "GOT. 1.handling two cases in which ^nii The Jewish 3?rfiss BsradaalCtreeting are "the entrants-: Jewisn burial society, "Chesed She! Wish to Start September 1. pags-will be one til -the dTsuture "Emefii." (€ontinae« 2) Intensive "work to -enroD-jneH jind Kaneeirr ulars Trad

lore Tfen 2,039 Peoi "It will "be ..a rmonument to the spirit women subscribers to the Jllorris Levy Frslcliei M 2nd A and cachievementE oS ^Morris Levy, "who Membership ^Memorial "will start on

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PAGE S-rTHE JEWISH PRESS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1923 During August of 1922 the mem- tration of the Palestine railways has [lowed by dancing at the Antelope Ginsburg, of Eldorado, Ark. Prizes tters of the Board conducted a cam* declined to consider the demand of the! Park, honoring Miss Ruth Herman, of were won by the Misses Bernice DiaMop., Aug. 13 jpaign and $6,500 was collected. Dur- Rabbinical office to permit Jewish Omaha. High honors were won bymond "and Minnie Krechefsky. Mrs. 1 .Mon..

Sept. 10 ing August of 1923 we can do better workers to rest on Saturday and work Miss Minnie Greenstone and Mr. Her- Ginsburg received the guest prize. ' THE JEWISH PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY. le P t S3 t n a n t^at> since more money is out- on Sunday. The railway authorities man Cohn, of Omaha.

2872 Officp: 482 Kranrieis .jheatye -Building.'^-Telephong; Jarkson Miss Thelnia Shostak entertained nay)—fibmini _ •._ standing this year than at this game contend that work on the railways, at a bunco party Thursday for the Atieirth. . . _ _ _ _ i i _ _ T n e s . Oct. 8 time Jsst year.

NATHAN E. GREEN. Manager. particularly the loading and unloading Miss Celia Marks entertained SunSIrarhut Tornh— - • . .'. - AVed.. Oct. 3 I out-of-town guests. day evening at a dancing party in As can be seen from our financial of goods trains, is a public utility Oheshvan_ Tbnrs., Ort. 11 M.52.50 Subscription Price on*1 veer-.. honor of her guests, Miss Dorothy ItoHh-t'hodpsb Klilev . T t l . NOT. 9 statement we are operating now onwhich requires work to be done on The Sewing club entertained at a AdT£}tis<ng rates famished on application.

Chanakab (Feast "or Dedica- M Reuben and Miss Ida Jacobson, of tion)-....: • ' • ' I'I ""-r Dec. 3 Sun9 borrowed money—and this situation schedule time, irrespective of holidays. picnic at Antelope Park Tuesday RoHh-Chodrutt Tfbrth Omaha.

NOT PKINTED FOR PERSONAL PROFIT—Profits from the publicaTUPS- PfO- 18 cannot continue. honoring a former member, Mrs. tion of The Jewish Prest are to be 'given to worthy communal causes. filon.. Jan. 7 Rosh-Chodesh Mr. Ben Minkin; of Omaha, was Harry Ginsburg, of Eldorado, Ark. Wed..

Feb 6 BonU-ChndeHb AUur' I both tbt 014 »n« a visitor in the city during the week. Mrs. Ginsburg was formerly Miss i(|(|ll?fi; '* CHANGE 'OF ADDIlfcSR-Please Rosh-Ctaoilenh Atlur 11 , •-, FrI.. Mar 7 »ont nam*.

Purlm (Feast ot Kwther)—Tburs, Mar. 30 HPHh-t'liodeNh Nlsan , • 8aU Apr S Mr. Myrtell Aach and Miss Pauline Hilda Folester.

(Pmarb Sat- Apr IB The Jewish Press is supplied by the Jewish telegraphic Agency (Jewish Paxtiovpr (Seventh Day) - F r l - Apr. 25 Friend motored to Nebraska City Uoiipspornience Bureau) with cabled and telegraphic Jewish news, in addition I'UKHover ttnuh t'hntlrfih f j n • M«II. May 8 Dance and Card Party Novelty Affair. Thursday to visit relatives and (Continued from page 1) to feature articles and correspondences from all important Jewish centres; tJag h'Omrr: ..: • '... .' - • T1 " 1 "' May 22 Tue8. Jane 3 lqquines regarding news-items credited to this Agency will be. gladly Boub <!h»deiib SI van. friends.

(Confirmation Day) Snt.. Jone 8 policy of favoring the immigration of Sioux City.—The dance and card answered if addressed to. Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 114 Fifth Avenue, Sbnbaoth RoshOhodetU Tam Jqly 3 Chaluzim, The Mizrachi who opposed .New York City. party held last Monday evening by the Mr. Harold Shapiro entertained the FrI.. Aag I Ronh-Chodesb Ab preferences for Chaluzim were voted • Maccabaean Chapter of Young Judaea younger crowd, at his home Tuesday Fait of Ab_...^™_i A a?.

Bosli-Chodt 8b EInl. .San, down.

• •. •• • .: . .-. .. i. • - at the~ Roof Garden was attended by in honor of his cousin, Miss Ruth 6585-1021 WHAT WE COULD DO. _Mori., Sept. 89 New Year's Eve_ The resolution o v e r t l i r e e hundred couples, and wasKaplan, of Omaha. xue congress-adopted congress-aaopwa a resomuon There are more than three- million Jews in the United States. providing-for the creation of the-of-lftT1A - ^most ^ «™.I«JL» f ^ M«*ni one nof the exclusive «;«. successful If the contention of tfte assailants of Judaism and the antifice of a traveling inspector whose affairs ever given by the organization. Miss Minnie Greenstone enterMany people put their winter Semites general th^t emites in geera th^t "the the Jews", Jews, as they generalise g s in speakduty it will be to act as co-ordinater The card party, under the super- tained at three tables of bridge Sunclothes away in a soiled conpeple cf f Israel ing of thi this people Israel, are ainijng to Judaize theJ^orld theJ^orld, were pf immigration to Palestine. vision of Mr. Z. Grueskin, was one of day afternoon honoring Mrs. Harry dition, and in such cases it is true, the greater part of tips very considerable population would Dr. Sapir, on behalf pf the Sanita- the features of the affair. The men a 2 to 1 bet the moths are be ujutecj, harmonious and eager to assert the supremacy of their tion Commission, urged that the con- prizes were won by Messrs. S. Pass- • (Continued from page l . ) _ working on them right now. faith aand assure i^s ^riviniph as an aggressive force. gress ratify the agreement of the d u e ^ ^ i v i p as n g g r s v e r being secured from local, husbands American Zionist Organization, the man, first prize; and A. Goodsite, secN one JJcnows h t t th h JJewish i h people l th No hetter than the themselves theis forwarded through the -Hebrew Hadassah and the Joint Distribution ond prize. The women's prizes were Take Our Advice fallacy pf this contention. Divided as we are in every other and Sheltering Society to their wives and Committee under which all three agree jwon by the Mesdames T. Weinstein,' and respect Recording tg na'tipnal origins^ we are even more divided children first prize; and R. Rosenfeld, second Send them to us now and in Europe. - ••' to contribute in virtually equal part to prize. in religion. American Jews'who were born in the United States Since January' • | have them dry cleaned. We'll we have handled a are not appreciably affected by" Old World pUstinctions. They do total of 236 personal service cases the continuance of the medical work Ackerman's eight-piece jazz band do any repairing needed and in Palestine. The commission also have them ready for the first not permit .sucfi. distinctions to influence'their religious doctrines in AT LOWEST PRICES. served as the orchestra, and one of conjunction with the social service recommended that the congress should cold snap. Give us plenty of and are orthodox^ conservative or reform according to inclination -committee the feature entertainments. Another Come in and be convinced. time—your c l o t h e s are as wf the B'Nai B'Rith and voice its especial thanks to the Joint and: belief 1 The Jews'of foreign origin are to a great extent, the Council of Jewish Women. We safe here as at home, for we feature of the evening was the raf-, although" by no means entirely, influenced by the tendencies in are at present* making arrangements Distribution Committee and to Nathan fling of candy. are insured against loss by j • theft or fire.

Judaism prevailing in the land of their birth. There is un-for the observance by Jewish soldiers Straus.

Mr. Max Seligman, of the Roof Garfortunately a considerable body of Jews of all origins who are in and around Omaha of the coming Recommendations for the improve- den Amusement Company, had charge 1510 Farnam St.—JA. 5782. entirely detached from, the synagogue. They-are* the- source of High Holy Days. The Committee ment of the service connected with the of the evening entertainment. the-greatest weakness of Judaism in its influence on the opinion•will also send a limited number of quarantine activities in Palestine and Among the out-of-town guests presand thought of tlie time. It fs true that in maters of charity Jewish boys to the special camp also improved medical supervision over ent at this affair were the Misses nearly all these classes of Jewsh—if one may be permitted to use period at Camp Gifford in Auguffl, immigrants were adopted.

Bernice Kulakofsky, Alice Adler, Bese "Qood Cleaners and A cable from Henrietta Szold, read sie Horn, Ruth Brodkey, Gladyr Meya rather u unsatisfactory term—unite with a considerable 4 sre9 n t s a t o y t m n e o n s e b 4sre9 which is open to: boys. who are not by Morris Rothenlierg, announcing Dyers" of are told of cohesion cohesion. Charity"we Charity,"we are told,isisaapart part of ofreligion; religion; but to members of a local Scout Troop. The that Jewish physicians of the United ers, Ann Ackerman and Ann Weiss, ttr and the Messrs.

Edwin Meyers and 'The Mohl" AT 4383 1515 Jones St. ^ take'the cohesion in charity amongst the Jews of America aa, a special fund of "the B'Nai B'Rith States had agreed-to give $10,000 for Resident*. 1313 Ho 25tb St. MA 1283 S. Side, 24th and L. sign-of religious, racial or any other kind of solidarity is to make Cpmmitte will, defray the expense, a Eoentgen (X-Ray) institute in Je-Jake Whitebook, all of Omaha. From Tel. Atlantic- 6687.

Chicago were Miss Ruth Green and St. a very serious mistake.

Place of Business, 2323 Harncy but the boys will be ,recommended by rusalem, was received with cheers.

GUY LIGGETT, President Mr. Joe Rice, and the H. Bernstein TfL ATlantir S8S1.

If even two^hirds of the Jews of America can be gotten to ' our office. family from Minneapolis, Minn. act together in matters concerning Judaism we would have a REVISION OF RABBI SCHAPIRO Y, M. H. A, Active.

The committee in charge of the afvigorous body as large as some of the most important Protestant In TRIAL IN SEPTEMBER fair were the Misses Mary Daskovsky spite of the hot weather the Christian denominations such as the Episcopalians, the Presby- YM & YWHA activities are con- Warsaw. (J. T. A. C.)—A deputa- and B. Courshon, Mrs. Rose Agranoff, terians, the Congregationalists, the Lutherans or the Unitarians, tinuing, many the younger groups ^ion of rabbis has visited^ the Chair-! a n d Messrs. Mike Grueskin, Leon Daand we ^vould count accordingly in influencing the current of h b l d i n g tiieir of n j e ' e t i n g s o u t - o f - d o o r s . ; m a n o f t h e W a r s a w M i l i t a r y C o u r t ^ ^ ^ AArchie h i KKroloff, l f f L Lawrence B Bareligious thought in these unsettled times. This would especially Th'e YMHAboy scouttroop spent its and asked him to take up at an early Kroloff, Abe Bass, Louis ie in harmonious n i co-operation p e a i , . . .. * be the case if the Jews thus united in the cause of tthe-one the Ruler h eUni Universe were .camp period at Camp Gifford, and date the revision of,the trial of Rabbi F r a n k l y n > T s r a e l Cohen, Archie Herh e n e God, God th Rul of f tth devoted t o the precJepts and the "religion heart and soul and with-'several of our boys distinguished Schapiro of Plotzk, who was shot z o f f > E p h r i a n i Baron and Z. Grueskin.

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out'reservation, regularly and consistently. '"'.';.,'•. themselves, |; earning1 ^advancement' in during the Bolshevist invasion of 'The world needs the'knowledge of the truths of Judaism now' scouting and, yarious, merit badges. Poland after trial by court martial on ! appointed assistant scout- an alleged charge pf The to a greater extent than at.any period.of its .exiftteijice. We are The The newly newly appoi f espionage. i Th 5

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master of the troop is a "young man chairman of the court promised th,at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snader enterwho,was one of the first members of the revision would Jbe started in Septained last Thursday at bridge, folthe troop when it was started, over tember.

The YHHA hasj Several attempts have been made three years agoi ^ he«ia:now.a to get a revision o£ the trial in order , o _./bpys himself* The^ to "establish the innocence of the rabbi,

. > sive an entirely inadequate idea of the correct"yersiiOTu' I n the! senior group*has held two very sue- hut for various reasons the arrangeeend- place," there is a gfeatbody Of Jewish doctrine fprmulateoTi cessful meetings and sociar gather-'ments had to be postponed. In Jan" t h e preoepts of the sages, rabbis and thinkers: of Israel in 'ings during the month. To this uary, 1922, several "sittings were held .-st-Biblical times- which is unknown to the greater number" of j-group must go the credit of having of the revision court in Warsaw. It •Jhurch leaders throughout the world. One has" only t o read \ paid more on their pledge to the was decided to trahsfer the proceedtheir books, or in more popular form, the writings pn t h e Bible Jewish Community Center Fund than ings to Plotzk, but owing to the in the press, in ^Sunday School Lessons" or in tJhurch News to'any other subscriber—to date $400 severe winter the loads wer ,impa?s-. see how far thesa leaders and thinkers are from any real con^i has been paid on a pledge of ?i,ooo able •

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• • t Y know the things they, ought to know about Judaism.: A great -. The .YMHA has been asked to, andJEWISH RAILWAYMEN 1514 Dodge St. 1TH I Est. r1894. many—altogether tpo many—Jews are suffering from a like dis- will furnish, the -various acts for MUST WORK ON SABBATH Ja. 5619 ability.

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1 the cabaretand -vaudeville to Jerusalem. (!• T. A.) The adminis S f ? S ew. p r o s e l y t ieffort f f t but b t solely l l in i the th interests i t t of f truth,'given ' proselytizing in conjunction with the B'Nai 6 0f mankind, to: see, e< to g and; moral .development of .ii by uf *!?°™ £ . ^ ? ! -^JftyWyP ^.^M *9can S *> it that every ^legitimate and dignified, method that^ be Bfcitt carnival in November. " "exposition "" " ' on. . . .And . . .it is selfAt the Oid Peoples' Home the repursued the of Judaism is carried evident that this, can only be brought about by -&a. united andpairs themade.

Board The at - 5 lastauthorized meeting areby being •loyal adherence of the Jews to their religion, and the sincere its carperitiy work on the E and consistent ppractice of its teachings, and. their publication t o necessary Home. has • • been' completed, and the = the world^Exponent ' . . . . building will the w o r l d . —^Exponent. ^uuu«:uu be painted this week.

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In the bath house a new water heater IMtAJ^SgALL Q ^ E N S ' 1 women who cannot speak or hear be^ n H ^ k 3 ^ d ^ e woodwork in ON SELECTIVE sides conducting'a "placement bureau ' this building- will be cleaned.

Beautiful New Selection of IMMIGRATION for #s pupils. ' | v a r i ous minor changes have been New York. (J. T. A.) Announce'Most printing shops employ at 'made compliant; with the recomcp-ordinating comment that a vigorous fight' g would be be least one deaf-mute," said Dr. appointe.d Fed-• ss mittee.

Thfi. conducted-against the proposed selec- Amateau, "and: many, electrical aiid eration •representjjtivesi MODERATELY PRICED on the h 0.1 01 j E mechanical manufacturing houses tive immigration proposals now being Peoples' Honle board have been most ~ urged in many quarters Vas made by have been very' sympathetic to our We also do Remodeling Louis Marshall in an interview recent- task pf getting tivese men and' women active v\ this, wdrli ; During July 11 ly with the New York "Tog1-* (Day). jobs- The 700 employees on pur lists people werg innjates of the Home. j T Ta^niud ^i T Torah h Bildi Building in Selective immigration, Mr.' Marshall accept a certain quota, pf deai niutea jk declares, js even more Tobjjec.tionaijle in proportion ^o the number jrf n.ormal Qmaha has,-l>eeii painted inside and than the present quota •'restrictionsi. persons in their shops. -.Stores' have out, an4 classes- have been resumed Th selective pjan proposes,' Mr. Mar- taken our boys and girls who/did not after! a* shpr$ inid-summer vacation. ia reported to have said, to con- know skilled trades into the packing At the jSouth; Side: Talmud Torah3 -Take elevator to rear of Wpolworth's 10c store.

5 classes and attendance have been fer on the consuls full authority with- and shipping departments." normal^ v ; • ' .

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1612 Douglas St. = out power of appeal" frem. their dePaynients Made ta Hospitals in cisions, to open or close-the door of ' the, country to anyone they,desire.. It 105 EAST SIDEiVENDORS ~ ARRESTED, RELEASED thus opens the way to any1 consul who During July we paid our semi-an- niiiiiiuiiHiiiuiiiuuiiuuiniiiUiiiiiiiiMiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiin New York.

(T. T. A.)—Upon appeal may be prejudiced against Jews "to use. nually - appiopriaticills to the Clevet l ^ prejudice to bar worthwhile im- of Congressman" Samuel 'Dickstein, lat\4 Qrphan Horn? (where on August Tt$g)rants. It may also-'Vad "to cor- 105 East Side'peddlers were'released 1st we had 21 Omaha children) to when arraigned-at the Essex Street the National Jewish Hospital for ^ i , Mr. Marshall contends.

M,r. Marshall indicated h$ might Court House before Magistrate Cobb Consumptives, (in1 which we have 11 visi^ the "White House and* confer with for doing business on Sunday. Con- patients), and. to. the Jewish ConPresident Coolidge in regard to the gressman Dickstein pointed out that sumptives Relief '" Society (where the alleged offenders observed Friday matter.

- as^th© day. of-mourning for President there are two Omaha patients). , I s the watchword of our store in servHarding, that spme of them did noThese appropriations total $2,050.

JEWISH HEA.F We are delinquent in our payment business on Saturday, and that the ing our many customers daily. Our T majority of them were open only until to the Y ^ e . Hospital of 81,650, toNew York. (J. T. A.)—In order seven departments enable you to buy the Hebrew .Sheltering Society, $250, give deaf mutes employ_ment without 10 o'clock Sunday morning, until y to the Ex-patienisHome, $150, and in the most satisfactory manner and at ^ titi th 700 700 which hour, "he contended, it was competition, more than lo the Leo N. Levi Memorial Hospital permissible ta sell'food stuffs. the same time purchase Meats andemployers of' New Yori " have co ?75. We,have promised $550 to inoperated with the Federation for the stitutions in Palestine which sum we Groceries of the Highest quality.

Support of Jewish Philanthropic HEBREW RECORD MERGES have not yet paid.

All of these WITH JEWISH ADVOCATE Societies, according to an announceHartford, Conn. (J. T. A.) — The appropriations were due July 1st— Buying is a Pleasure at Our Sanitary Market. t made yesterday by Dr.-Albert we are in honor bound to pay them J. Amateau, director of the Society. The Connecticut Hebrew Record has without further delay. >- for the Welfare dfrJ¥wisiri5eafr which been purchased by the Jewish Ad$8,250 Needed in August. i^ maintained by the -Federation at vocate' of- Boston "and- will 'in the future appear under the name of-the In order to pay them, this month, ,4ft Vest 115th Street.

-Gonfiectkiit August, we must collect a. minimum .' The Society for the Welfare of the Jewish Advocate Jewish 'D'eaf is the'only"real con> Hebrew Record. "The Issue of August of $8,250 before September 1st. This ity center exclusively for the 10 is the last of the Hebrew Record sum will provide for our current | monthly expense of $9,000, for our and dumb in tfctj-. United States; in its present form.

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PAGE 3—THE JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 88, 1928 M. Frieden that she is leaving Venice, aliL, August 28, where she has been for the past several months, and is going to El Paso, Tei., to visit with her sisters, Mrs. R. Hirsehberg and Mrs. Harry Block.

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EISSMAN-SIGAL. . and Mrs. Harry Silverman, of The marriage, of Miss Anne Sigal, St. Louis, Mo., announce the engagelaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Si- ment of their daughter, Celia, to Mr. fc gal, of tins city, to Mr. David J . Eiss-Morris. Feldman, son of Mr. and Mrs. [saan, of this city, son of Mrs. Ida Riss- Sam Feldman, of this city. No date | n , of Chicago, HI., -was solemnized has been set for the wedding. fi'hursday evening, August 16, at ChiMr. and Mrs. Harry White announce cago, HI. the engagement of their daughter, The marriage of Miss Anne "Winer, Bess, to Mr, Mose Krasne, of Oakland, ^daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Winer, Nebr., son of Mr, and Mrs. M. Krasne, ; to Mr. Michael Cohen, son of Mr. and of Council Bluffs, la.

Mrs. M. Q. Gohen, will be solemnized Sunday evening, September 2, at the Mrs. Harry A. Wolf and son, JusCongregation, of Israel, Twenty-fifth tin, returned • Friday from Atlantic and J streets, at six o'clock, A recep- City, N. J., where they iave been tion at the home of the bride's parents, spending the past two months.

4528 South Twenty-sixth street, will Messrs. Harry Diamond and Sam follow the ceremony. Rev. E. Fleisch- Gordon, of Lincoln, spent the weekman will officiate. end in Omaha as the guests of Messrs.

Harry and Ben Ravitz.

Miss Sarah Smith returned from Sioux City, la., where she was; visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Haykin returned Thursday from a three weeks' with Miss Evelyn Moskowitz. wedding trip in' the east. They are Miss Rosaline Cohn returned from now living at 50i§ North Thirtieth Lincoln, Nebr., where she was attend- street • .. ing the summer school at the UniverMiss Ruth Marer, of Indianapolis sity of Nebraska.

Ind., is visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sessel, "who "was visiting Charles Levinson. here with.relatives for the past several weeks, returned to her home in Mrs. Rose Epstein entertained at a theatre box party Friday evening, folBarry, ill., Thursday. lowed by supper, honoring Miss RosaMr, and Mrs. B. Lustgarden and lyn Huberman, of Philadelphia, Pa. daughters, Ida and Dorothy, and son, s visiting here.

Avrun, and MifiB Lottie Selicow rer turned Sunday "by motor from Denver, The Misses Esthyr Miller and SylColorado Springs and Manitou, Colo., via Abrahamson* returned from a two weeks' visit •with friends in Des where they spent several weeks.

Moines, la.

Mr- Joe Jacobs is ill at the St. JoMrs. Ida Barmish has as her house seph Hospital. . guests her daughiers, Mrs. Irving .' Miss Florence Cohn, of Denver, Stone, of Des. Moi iesi la., and Mrs. Colo.; is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Snader, of Lincoln, Nebr.

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J. Harry KtQakofsky, Car' Mrs. B. Silverberg, of Lincoln, is the C.Messrs.

Katleman and Harry A. Wolf reguest of her patents, Mr. and Mrs. turned Wednesday from a five-week Eli Braun. ' I motor trip to the east. They were The Auflebung club -will hold a box m Atlantic City, where Mr. Wolf son, Justin, who lunclLpicJiic at 1 were'visiting there.

September 2.

Miss Anne Zalk returned Monday Messrs. Milton Rosenbaum and Saul

Miss Edith Stone, of Chicago, HI., who is is the house guest of her cousin, Miss Martye Weinstein this week is being most extensively entertained. Among the affairs being given in I e r honor was a dinner by Mr. H. B. Weinstein Monday evening.

Miss Flo Shames was hostess Wednesday noon at luncheon :at .the Brandeis Tea Rooms. Thursday1 noon, .Mrs. Jack JLaufmann will be hostess at luncheon at the "Brandeis Tea Booms. The same evening The Misses Sae and Dora Wolowitz will entertain at bridge at their home honoring l i e visitor. Friday noon Miss Rose Guttman will entertain at a luncheon. Friday evening, Mrs. H. B. Weinstein will entertain at-the Athletic Club for six. couples honoring her niece. Mrs. Max Fromkin will entertain Saturday afternoon for ten guests at a luncheon, at the Brandeis Tea Rooms. Miss Martye Weinstein will be hostess to twenty guests Sunday afternoon at her home at bridge honoring her visitor, and on Monday noon Miss Dorothy Goldtem will be hostess at a luncheon.

Miss Stone expects to return to her home Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gordon, who have been spending the summer in Boston, Mass., with their daughter, Mrs. Leon Weltman, sailed Tuesday, August 14, on the "Berengaria," from New York, for.an extended trip to Europe and the Holy Land. They will stop in Paris to visit with their daughter, Miss Ida Gordon, after which they will take the boat at Marseilles. From here they wDl go by way of the Meditterrean Sea, to Alexandria, Egypt, then by train to Jaffe, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. They expect to be gone for about six months.

Mrs. Weltman and her sister, Miss Marie Gordon, accompanied their parents as far as New York.

Gross are leaving this week for! rf.and dance at Peony Park honoring Denver, Manitow, and Colorado the Misses Fanny and Jennie Wolf, Springs, Colo., for several -weeks. of Lincoln, Nebr* Miss Sarah Brookstein entertained Saturday for eight Mr. and Mrs, A. Goldstein and honoring daughter, Rosalyn, and son, Herman, ^ ^ f a. t ^ ^ returned Monday from CenterviHe,!

• Mr. and M m Harry Unverzagt Iowa, where they were visiting the past several weeks. Miss Lottie are motoring in the East.

Chapman, of Centerville, accompanied Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Ravitz rethem here to visit at the Goldstein turned Wednesday evening from home. cage, Hi., Bochester, Minn., Lake LakefieW, Minn., sphere Mrs. Herman Rehfeld returned Okohoji, from a three months visit in New they -were spending the. past three York Cityund other eastern points. •weeks.

urday afternoon Mr. -and Mrs. Mkhrak Mr. Ben HirSch hac f one to Chicago will entertain their son's boy friends. on a business trip.

Miss Natalie Schwartz, of Leaven- Mr. 3«e Brown returned home after worth, Kas., wh© has been visiting visiting in Excelsior Springs, Mo. with friends and relatives in Omaha and Council Bluffs for the past two Mrs. "B. Saltzman entertained last months, returned to her home last week in honor of Mrs. I. Goldberg, of New York.

Thursday.

A regular meeting of the Sisterhood be held next Wednesday afternoon, August 29, at the home of Mrs. L- Cherniack. This is the first meet^S after the summer vacation, and all members are urged to attend.

E. Cohen; of Sioux City, la., who have been visiting for the past two weeks" at the home of their daughter and sister, Mrs-Chas. Saltzman, left Thursday-night for California where they wiE make their future home. Mrs. Mr. Morton Hitler is in Atlantic Miss Harriet Beszfaerg, of Des f o rMr.Losand Mrs. E. PS1 and family left Saltzman entertained over thirtyMoines, Iowa, who was t i e guest of Angeles, Calif., overland, guests Monday night in honor of her City. t guests.

Miss Edith Covkh for the past w e e k , ' v l i e r e *& ^ ttheir h i future ft Messrs. Myron Blotcky and Philip lias returned to -her home. home.

Monsky are leaving Friday morning FREMONT NEWS, on a motor trip to Denver, Colo., Mrs. Ben J, Sigel, of Ottumwa, Mrs. Chas. Endelman entertained at has been ^siting with her bridge last^Saturday afternoon in hon- "Miss Jean Krupp entertained Miss to be .gone for about two weeks. parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Segelman or of Mrs. I. Goldberg, of New York. Ivy Weinberg, of Boston, Mass., who Miss Fanny Levinson, who has for t l » past two -weeks has been Mrs. Sam Schwartz, who has been is visiting- there. Miss Esther Weinspent the last two months m Fort j h o n o r e d at a number of at the home of i e r parents, berg will entertain Saturday at her Worth and Dallas, Texas, returned Among: them was a bridge party visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Katelman, left for home at a slumber party, honorrnp; home Thursday. given by Mrs. L PlotMn at the Kansas City, Mo., Saturday night, h;r visitor, Miss Weinberg, of Boston, The Misses Esther Zalk and Esther Brandeis Tea Rooms Tuesday after- where she wiH join her husband and Subscribe for "The Jewish Press."

Katieman entertained four couples at noon. Miss Fanny Segelman enter- make her future home. tained a t her home at bridge. the Omaha Athletic Club last Friday evening complimentary to Miss Mrs. M. Goldsmith, entertained at Mr. and _Mrs, $. Gilinsky, of Woodl e f t Tuesday Bight for their Ruth Green, of Chicago, HI. bridge Friday at the Brandeis Tea ^^^ after a few days at Chiropodist and Beauty Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells returned Rooms honoring Mrs, M. Boj^nuff, the home of Shop a n d Mrs. Chas. SaltzEstablished I SOD Sunday from Denver, Colo., by of Detroit, Mich., and Miss Sadie .man. iBth anfl Tlnrfn\y stiwts, Levey, ef Veidce, Calif., who were motor.

Give us n chance to npvisiting here.

Mr. J . Rosexsfeld left Saturday even- weoi8te'yuiit tmsiness For u t rntl Jn 1)77-5.

Mrs. Joe Kay, of Berkeley, Calif., ing for Denver, Colo. formerly of this city, •will arrive here YOUNG JUDAEAN NEWS, next week to visit with relatives.

The HatOcvoh Girls will hold a meet- !

Miss Ruth Simon, of Dallas, Tex., ing Sunday, August 26, at the Jewish is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Community Center. Election of officers -will be held, followed by a social Morris Cohen, and family. program. Plans for a picnic were Mrs. Julian Levi and daughter, of made to be lield at an early date.

Lincohi, Nebr., are here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kehfeld.

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The Aleph. Zadic Aleph. dub held its regular meeting Thursday even- Mr. and Mrs, E. Michnik, 1404 Aveing, August 16, at the Jewish Com- nue B, wilt entrtain f rom 2:30 to 5:20 munity Center. Arrangements were Sunday afternoon in honor of the made for a hike on Sunday, Septem- Barmltzroh of their son, Solomon. Satber 2. Mr. Morris Hurwitz was elected secretary in place of Mr. Barney Copeland, who resigned because he is leaving the city for IDA I, FREIT^N, Prop.

Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Mendelson have Chicago, HL just returned home from a trip to Mr. Paul Ellis is leaving fox bis Chicago, HI. They were accompanied i e r e by Mrs. Mendelson's sister, Miss home today at Fort Worth, Texas, 311 South 16th Stioet Bell Marks, of Chicago. She will be after visiting here with Mr. and Mrs..

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Open Evenings. also of Chicago, who is visiting in Miss Natalia Schwartz, of LeaverCouncil Bluffs, la., with Mrs. J.Menworth, Kans., returned boms last Only Jewish Florist in town. week after spending'--several w^eeks WEDWNG Mrl J. L. Orkin left" Sunday for the with Miss Esther Blumenthal. east on a buying trip t o bs gone f ol The Misses Lillian and Rose Schifabout ten days. fer entertained twenty couples a t a , i n e the week-end with Mr. Louis SomMrs. Robert Gross and Mrs. Morris picnic Sunday at Waterloo, Nebr, |^ ^ GvM^ GoMansky> of Deil-

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Nebr., is the guest of her parents, Mr. A jpicnic was given by the Daugh- and Mrs. M. Minkin. She was acters of' Zion Sunday, August 19, at companied here by Miss Ivy Weinberg, Lakeview Park. The program was of Boston, Mass., who has been visiting with her in Fremont. presented by the Buds »f Zion.

Word has been received from Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Warshaw, who were recently married in Chicago, HI., left Wednesday evening for Los Angeles Calif., where they will make their home. Mrs. Warshaw was formerly Miss Lee lapsey, of this city.

The Misses Lillie Kooper and Helen Robinson entertained forty couples at a dancing party Wednesday evening at the Hanseom Park Pavilion, honoring their cousin, Miss Bertha Wolf, of Cleveland, O., who i s visiting with them. A .number of other social affairs are heing given for Miss Wolf during her stay -here.

Mrs. Nv S. Rothenberg entertained at two tables of bridge Saturday evening at her home. Prizes were won by Mrs. Harry T. Stein and Miss Rebecca Segal. The out-of-town guests present were Mrs. Nathan Dorbin, of St. Joseph, Mo., and Miss Ruth Silverstein, of Salt Lake City.

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®F&WE JEWISH PRESS ner he" was drafted by the Chicago Then Prof: Alexander Marx led him He laughed.. "That's what I thought Mack said he had not sought to in- Mack expressed great satisfaction conference. Round' table, discussions up to 'the top floor of the Seminary —but—here I am." . don's lend themselves to that sort of building and bade him gaze on the It's Rabbi Drob's Campaign.

'• fluence the English Jewish leaders with the Jewish development going thing. Especially when one has such great. Elkan Adler Library, the acSometime.later, Brown said to me: either way. Both Judge and Mrs. on. powerful arguments for /'defepse" as . quirement of which gives the SemiBrown had. ,• nary the distinction of possessing the "Anyhow this is not my campaign.

And so,' it seemed to David A. greatest Jewish library in the world. It's Rabbi Drob's campaign. He's the chairman. But I'm mighty glad to Brown when the committee- left him, "He. Sees the Library and Hears help him make a success of it. And that the matter was" ended with his Voices." let. me tell you this: I am positive Becomes Chief-Advisor in Effort to Raise $1,000,000 for Jewish Theological assurance that he1 would be glad to "As I gazed upon that wonderful that he would: have made a success of _ .Seminary Endowment give Rabbi Drob and'his co-workers the benefit of his experiences with collection," Brown told me, "I was it without .me. Anyone who knows By;A. H . FROSIENSOX American Jewry in the war-relief ex- !i moved at least as much as I was what a wonderful piece of work he did perience, and the benefit of his knowl- moved:by what Mr. Marshall said to in New' York City, during the war. David A. Brown has a.new job—ran of Judaism forward in the spirit of edge as to how a campaign can be me. Scattered over tables and strewn relief campaign, will say 'Amen' to the sainted Solomon Schechter, Brown made to. succeed—a knowledge gained all over the floor, these precious, sa- that. 'Rabbi Drob, you' will remember, additional job/ " • . . It is. necessary to get in the qualifyr was approached. He was asked to in a. score of campaigns, including the cred volumes.and fragments recalled was - chairman of the Washington Red Cross and the Salvation. Army. to me' some of the things I saw when Heights Committee. It was the first ing term "additional" immediately lest take the chairmanship.

Analysis of the plans," suggestions; as I was in the Ukraine last summer. I time that any real effort was made to the impression be created that he has He urged every reason that even his Has Taken Charge of The Wholesale and dropped everything else for-the .new enemies—if he has any worthy of the to methods and personnel, -his own con- saw again the ruined Synagogues, the rjse money from the Jews of that secpiece of work he has--just agreed to ;name—would have urged against the tribution, even" a "little'personal effort ruined Yeshibah. I heard again, as I tion, although there' had"- been several Retail Business of Shalker Packing Company. undertake. He is still the'.chairmstn •idea." He told the committee frankly in his own city-and-state;—for those heard many times over there, the shell previous —.campaigns.' Under Rabbi of the $14,000,000 National.Appeal for that if he belonged to any wing of things he was' willing' to be called ridden, flame scarred walls of, the Drob, .Washington-• Heights1 • raised War Sufferers* and,fcs'Jie"*",solemnly Jewry, it \vas-the-Reform wing. He upon. - But'actually to direct" the cam- Rabbinical academies crying: "Where three times as' much money as any pledged" himself over a year ago at is a trustee of Temple Beth-El in De- paign? "Out of the question! Im- are my children~-where are my sons; other section of New-York, and it was .the'great Victory Conference" in.De- (troit; of_ which Rabbi Leo M. Frank- possible 1" <He told: me about it short- those young men who were devoting all due to his ability, $6".li1s untiring me that he their; lives to the Torah, and who are efforts, to his; persistent,.'dogged .detroit, he intends to stay on that job i lin," a former1 president of the Central ly afterward, and he.told 1 until every dollar of the. still'unpaid Conference of American Rabbis, is the had definitely, declined.) ' ^ ' ' '•. now" dead—killed in battle, killed in termination and hard"; wsHc. pledge is paid. "Until every dollar is spiritual leader. He felt that by acpoproms, killed-by hunger, killed by "I repeat Rabbi Diob. would have An Appeal to Louis Marshall. infthe till," is the way he-puts it. disease ? Where are my sons, and made a success of this'cainpaign withShalker Packing Company of Leaven worth, Kansas, cepting the chairmanship,- assuming1 - out me,-because he would have had But the committee refused-to ac- who v.xl take their places?'

And now, in spite of his protests, in that every objection was met, he will:give a Special;Price for its Retail Trade.

"Ic saw. again the sacred debris of the same: splendid co-operation that I spjte of his/resolutions;--he ch&s con- would be creating an anomalous sit- cept Brown's refusal. They, appealed : • from his decision to Louis Marshall, these • ruined, dishonored synagogues had from ,the over 100 young TRabbis, sented to .aid-the£-powerful and. distin- uation. who invited Brown to spend.'a week- and Yeshibah. I saw again the things graduates" of the Jewish Theological guished national committee, headed by "I can't take it—I must not take end with him at Mr. Marshall's sum- that had-made my Jewish soul shrivel Seminary who, located in every part Louis,'Marshall,, which,, under tiie. di- it!" he declared. "I have a man's size mer" camp at Sarahac Lake."" with horror, the torn Torahs, the of the-United States, are such a trerection ,of RaTibi Max Drob, will .endeavor to raise ?l,000,0Q0 this fall for job whipping in all of the pledges that | "An invitation'.f rora Mr.' Marshall is burned Talmuds, the desecrated prayer mendous force. I remember how hard the institution which is the head and are still outstanding. I must whip a command, so f a r - a s I am con- books. I saw again the destruction of they worked, during that campaign, the soul of conservative Judaism— them in because unless every dollar cerned," is how .David A. Brown ex- the very spirit of Judaism." He was how willingly, how ably. I have althat was promised for-the relief of American Orthodox Judaism. ' , transfigured as he talked. "And then ways been grateful to them for the the starving, sick, ruined Jews, to plained it. "And tohen 'he .'asked me these books iii that'room called-to me splendid • co-operation they gave me, to come and see-him, I went" just as - , Brq.wn. Didn't Want It. shelter, the. Jewish orphans of Eastern and I. am delighted now at this op1 soon as I could! Without' Seating with a voice of their own, a strong, portunity to "show my gratitude by All Pastromi, Smoked Meat and Tongues at Brown'didn't1' want this job... Months Europe is paid up,'.the whole work of ,•around clear voice, saying: .'Here are we, come bush,.Mr. Marshall told co-operation with them in this noble ago; way 'back in -the early" spring, relief .is in danger of being nullified. me that.the to America, to; revive the spirit of Special Price. was convinced, that it was effort to raise a fund sufficient -to when'the Seminary and-United Syna- I have.- given -nearly two years to a my duty he grant the retraest of the Judaism. Shelter;us, Ziouse us^as : you' meet the needs of their Alma Mater, r gogue authorities dpcided that such a campaign.whichj.I.had every reason to Seminary tocommittee,) sheltered and housed the, little Jewish if: I did I All Meats Guaranteed to be Kosher to make the Jewish Theolo-eical Semicampaign mus£ be had if the Semi- believe would be over in six months. could count on hint for.that all the support orphans of Europe. Shelter us, that nary a dignified and effective center | 1 That I have promised I would see najg5tv-waW' a-going concern, 5 r ? » . .tb. Tjtoain' j^ gg n, we may feed; the • famishing soul • of

by Rabbi 31. Braude of St. Joe, Mo. I it is possible for'him.to give.in order out of which shall radiate the pure graduating Rabbis who would' cbin,- through to the finish!"

Israel in America, "the famishing soul light the campaign* should succeed. of Judaism.

They couldn't "stampede" him as I that bine Jewish traditions and American1 of * Israel the world over.

For if you He described to me thettrreat posinspiration, who would carry the torch he was "stampeded',' into taking the ! sibilities. shelter us,-the-whole world: will turn "Keep the Light of Judaism Burning! for the :Jewishl Theolosrical chairmanship of the $14,000,000 Na- Seminary, through the training of ed- to us for the fbod.for which'the soul{ If We Won't, Who Will? tional Appeal for War Sufferers. That ucated and modern' Rabbis, as well of Jewry hungers,- the spiritual food) "I am a reform Jew, but it doesn't 1 time there was a big gathering of which has kept the soul of Israel alive j "Let Us Move You' . as efficient and pedagogically well matter.. .Every Jew is a Jew first: prominent men who had come from all equipped to develop in this through the centuries. his Orthodoxy, his Reform is second. "parts of the United States. Brown J country a teachers, generation "of Jewish younsr "Before Everything Else I Am a Jew!" You are sure of the co-operation :of Certified Public Accountants Phone 101 had come to it, retiresenting Michigan.

"I am not a religious man, in the every Orthodox Jew in this campaign. rheBest of Everything tn Flowers" and ', He had in his Docket European pps- • men and women who-would be a credit sense Operated by uAudits Systems Confections at Moderate Prices. of being pious," Brown went on, You ought to have the co-operation, of ! sage for himself . and his wife. He ! to their people and .'their historv, who "nor am Investigations Orthodox. But before every Reform Jew who knows how to 345 W- Broadway, finxt Liberty Theater intended to.eive'the conference his could bring about a real ^Jewish ren- God. I amI aanJew—and 434 to 440 Peters Trust VR&g. because I am put the fact that he is a Jew first COCNCIX. BLUFFS. IOWA. views about- the necessity for such a aissance but lacking: religious inspira- a Jew, well, here I am!"

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ATIantic 0230 JAckson "4338 . tion in their homes and .virile relibefore the kind of brand of Jew he is. camnaign—he was prenared to promThe place where he was—where I "Reform Jew or Orthodox Jew—it ise that on his return from abroad he gious Ieeadership in the svnagoj^ue, would help. But when the'conference may drift away from their ancient found him wasithe offices of the doesn't matter.- It is the duty of all m turned on him as one an and p»»d to moorings. The Jew wants to be proud American;-Jewish Relief Committee. Jews to keep the light of Judaism him, "You must lead!" he could not of his people. He wants thenr to be Rabbi Drob, who: is to be chairman of burning. ' If we—the Jews of Amerworthy of the great opportunities that the campaign, sat on one side of the ica—won't, who will? That is the refuse.

Distributors of WHOLESALE come to them -in America—and table; Rabbi. Samuel M. Cohen," who question Louis Marshall asked of r-e."

- But the1 committee from the United have Western Bond—and High w**\ts th^m ^o be*^wo^Kv of'America; Druggists and Stationers it to *e the secretary, OJI the^other, | That is" the question that every / f_2rSynaprogf ". o* America'thai p^ed-h'^n Grade Stationery Either We" Raise $1,000,000 or Semiand Henry H. Rosenfelt, director of ican Jew-must answer: "If you won't, to lp?d the Riminarv cpmpaicn could *One of America's Great Hotels' 401-4O3-4O5, South 10th ..Stwwt nary Closes Its Doors.

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1 the A. J. R. C , hovered about giving who will?", ' him in-the, dramatic man•"'This great institution/'said Mr. 'their "Board of Strategy" the valuaMarshall to me* 'which under the in- ble benefit of his experience. Brown MACK DENIES HE fluence of the sainted- Dr. Schechter, had his coat off, literally and metaSOUGHT TO INFLUENCE has become-such':a;bulwark of Juda- phorically. He was "in action" as I WASH AND KEEP WELL AGENCY OPINION ish, that had done so much to adjust saw him in action day after day durA RULE OF HEALTH the Jew witiihis „ American environ- ing the hectic first six months of the • Jerusalem.. (J. T. A. Correspond: ment and his American environment Every 'Known Kind ' war-relief campaign. A map of the ence.)—An-emphatic denial that he FRONTIER TOWEL SUPPLY with^the Jew, that? has. graduated, 129 United States was unrolled in front of had been instrumental in causing Sir of Insurance 1819 California Street. young, "progressive, "devotedly' Jewish him. His big^blue pencil was charting iWEOSTER WHOLESALE PAPER, and devotedly American rabbis, who out the line an<J method of battle. Sure Waley Cohen and D'Avigdor GoldII2.OI 209 W. O. W. Bldg. JA. 3944.

STATIONERY, ETC. . are inspiring thousands Jo higher, no- j of himself, sure of every move he was smith/ both of London, to change 3 bler Jewish lives, must not be per- • working out with Rabbi Drob, he was from a; pro-Jewish Agency stand to Distributors for _: mitted to fail.'; And Mr. Marshall's 1 serene and happy, as he is whenever the opposition was made by Judge Pink Tip Matches^—; voice trembled -as-he added-with all • he is in the thick of a campaign. _ of the emphasis which makes him so 1 "Tou told me you were not going to Julian W. Mack of New York, in an EFFICIENT and RESPONSIBLE Northern Toilet Tissue VS DO eloquent, so moving, 'Either we raise . do this," I reminded him as I entered interview -with a representative of Where yonr clothes come home $1,000,000 for it, or the Jewish Theo- j the room.

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The proof'is that instead of hurry-. ing back to Detroit, he went straight to New York and "straight fo West 123rd' street, straight to the Jewish Theological Seioinary. There- he met Dr. Cyrus Adler, the acting president, who went, into details with him about the financial sttflits of the institution.

He met Rabbi -Max Drob again and (Rabbi SamuerM. Cohen, executive sec: retarv of the United Synagogue. He met Prof. Louis Guinzburg and Prof. , Israel Davidson and their spirituality, I their, erudition,; their Jewishness stirred him again. He saw a portrait of Dr. Schechter, who would have loved Brown for his robust character and manhood arid whom Brown would have-loved for h'l breadth of mind and nobility. And then he saw another portrait—the, portrait of Prof. Israel Friedlander, who left home and family to go to the Ukraine to heln his people, and gave up his life for them.

Brawq knows/the story of Israel FriedlanNfler-g-a^^duriitfif the war relfef campaign "xoltf^it a liundred times when men- thought-he was asking too much, of them when he asked them to give a .little-of „their money, a little of their time for the same cause for which Israel Friedlander gave up his precious life. ~ " " " " " "".

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2224 Ccming St. Phone JAckson 1226

:! AUTO -PAINTING Top and Body Building and Repairing.

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PFEIFFER AT tantlc 0701

S525 LeaTenworib St.

Sdunoller&JBrfcr Piano Co,

PAXTON BILLIARD PAKMIR NICK S. WfcANIC. Proprietor 131C rornain Stn-Pt . . rt>om> JA rtcson 4130.

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