October 11, 1923

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OMAHA,-NEBRASKA., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11; 1923

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 4 YEAR. §2.60.

ARABS WONT CO-OPERATE, ?

RUSSIAN QUOTA REDUCED MOUSA KAZIM SAYS UNDER PROPOSED BILL Jerusalem.

(J. T. A.) Despite the Washington." (J. T. A.) Although it failure thus far of the Arab nation3 estimated that under the proposed alists to achieve their ends, the Arabs amended immigration bill, which is bewill not be content until a national ing sponsored in official. circles, the •The B'nsl ;B'rith Carnival is only a few*' weeks off now and government is established, Mousa Kanumber of immigrants admissible will the committee members are working night ^nd day to make this zim, president of the Arab Executive, be increased to at least 12,000 more, the greatest entertaining event in the history of the declared in an interview with the. Pal- Aaron Sapiro «f San Frandscc Schedule Includes Clubs and the number of Jewish immigrants is Omaha Hebrew Clab Members affair OmahaJEewry.

- The carnival "will be held Sunday, November 11, at estine Telegraph Agency.

Has Been Added to List of Join Federation at Sunday . : he City Auditorium. , Classes for Boys and Girls expected to be.cut to "one-half and perMore than $1500 is being spent on decora- "We do not co-operate with the govMen to Appear Here.

TMeeting. haps one-third of the present total. from 7 to 16 tions for -the Auditorium. These decorations that, will be seen ernment," he declared. "We submit The new immigration bill is based Carnival are being made possible through the all our demands except those cf a par- AAEON SAPIKO TO LECTURL REGISTRATION OPEN ALL on the year 1890 when the immigra- APPEAL WILL BE CARRIED at-the-B'nai'B'-rith courtesy, of several"men and organizations in .'the city of Omaha. ticularly local character to the London HERE NOVEMBER 1.

TO ALL COMMUNAL NEXT WEEK AT JEWISH tion from Eastern Europe was small The entire proceeds of this carnival will go towards the main- Cabinet."

COMMUNITY CENTER GROUPS while that from Northern Europe was tenance of the 25 war orphans who were adopted by the local The P. T. A. learns that the Pales- The first of a series of Educational at its height The bill is thus intendB'nai B'rittL Lodge.

- ' . -'. tine Administration is awaiting fur- Lectures will bo held November 1 at Club activities in the. Junior Group ed to foster northern European tuid The campaign for members of-the " All Jewish organizations in the cityhave combined to make ther instructions from London as to Temple Israel. This Educational of the YMHA will be in full swing cut east European immigration. * ' Morris Levy Membership Memorial this one of the" greatest -events in the history. The affair will the policy to be pursued in the future. Program is held under the auspices of before the end of the coming week, It is officially estimated that Under of the Jewish Welfare Federation is held all day. •.Entertainment and dancing will."be.furnished to the Brotherhood of Temple Israel. according to Mr. Samuel Schaefer, the new bill the Russian qaota wiJl now "being carried to the" various Nationally known men have been FCdirector of activities for the Associa-; thus be cut from 21,613 (the present organizations of the community," and the people. .There will be a large cast of entertainment by well's cared to lecture on this program. tion. The Junior Group includes quota) to 7,300. The Italian quota appeals for new • Federation sub- laiown local performers. This will be held during the afternoon of the' carnivaL Several of the actors have-already been announced "We have previously announced that boys and girls from 7 to 16 years will also be reduced from 42,000 to scribers are being made. in the issues of "The Jewish Press."

These include little Vivian this program will consist of four naof age.

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The first organization to which -the 7,300., -..._.

Stein, who was one of the feature attractions at tHe Y. M. H. A, tionally known speakers," said M arFollowing a meeting of -the club I t is generally believed in Washing- appeal,'was made was -the- Omaha Show held last April at the Brandeis Theati'e, Herman tin Sugarman, "but I am pleased to leaders for the coming year held ton political circles that vthe new bill Hebrew Club, at whose meeting last Vaudeville Sunday Arthur Rosenblum*, chairman Ferbef ana his" own company of entertainers, who were a feature Well Attended Meeting Discusses jsay that we have added a nationally, , a t the YMHA last -night, Mr. Schae-, is certain to pass. knovm man to lecture on this proof the * Morris Levy - Membership in the show of "Hello Bill," and Fanny Fish r local violinist. The fer announced that there would be Changes in Policy. gram. "We are therefore giving thr Memorial Committee, made a stirring committee are making attempts to secure.one. of Adalaide Fogg's clubs to meet the recreational need dancing acts.

Several other numbers will, also be secured for the people five lectures instead of ths talk.' Every member present who ,was of all boys whose ages are included MEMBERS CALLED TO AID JAPfour." not already a Federation'subscriber event within the Junior Group.

ANESE QUAKE SUFFERERS. Aaron Sapiro, San Francisco, Calif., pledged to join, and several old mem-' Registration for all dubs will be Gilbert; Jaffe and his royal orchestra will also be one of the has also been secured to lecture on bers increased their yearly dies. open all next week at the T. Chilfeature attractions. Jaffe and his orchestra will play during "the Several important changes in the this program and will epeak at Temdren may register either. in person "The result obtained is quite gratify- entire evening.' During the evening of the carnival several feature general policy of the Jewish Women's ple Israel November 1 on the subject or by calling Jackson 5377. Several Will Be Tenth Triennial Convention of ing," said Mr. Rosenblum, "and we attractions will-be held, one of the most important being the Welfare Organization which were of "Co-operating Marketing."

Mr. of the clubs are already meeting, and are positive that we will:be as:suc- selection of the most popular girl'irf the "city:. The winner will adopted at the meeting of the gTorsp Organization of 50,000 Women.

Aaron Sapiro is considered one of the others will begin their sessions darcessful in the other* organizations receive for .first'prize, a round trip to California and the second last Thursday, will, when in complete best authorities on Co-operating KarFOUNDED IN 1893—HAS 203 SEC- where the appeal will be ing the week of October 22. prize winner will-receive a round trip to Chicago. More than operation, make the organization a TIONS IN WORLD. - "The YMHA is the community^ one really can resist the call to service twenty, girls'have entered-this contest" and'are out to attempt factor in Jewish communal life even keting in this country. Mr. Sapiro passed through Omaha on his way institution. It is supported by the that comes with the appeal. " The to win the prizes. ' - ' , more powerful than it has heretofore home from, the east and was met by New York.—When the Council of community, and we -want the chilpurpdse of the Jewish Welfare- Fedbeen. a committee conr-ipting of the followJewish Women •• assembles for its dren of the community to take advaneration, towards the maintenance of The best attended meeting in many ing: Martin Sugarman, Izidor Ziegler, tage of its 'facilities," said Wm. L. Tenth Triennial at St. Louis, on No- which the funds subscribed will be years followed the .special notice sent Eabbi Frederick Cohr,, Harry A. Wolf, Holzman, president of the YMHA vember 11th to 16th, it*will mark the used, are so worthy-and the need is to all members of the organization, and Sam Bdocr, who succeeded in seAdvisory Board. "Every parent who completion .of thirty years, of service so great that there can be no refusal. and -was marked by spirited discus- curing Mr. Sapiro to lecture here. has a child from 7 to 16 should see by this pioneer organization in the The name of Morris Levy, to whose sion of the future plans of the organAccording to the committee in to it that that child belongs to some world of Jewish womanhood. Speakers memory this Memorial is-being estab- Anne SeBcow "Takes Lead in Toting Atlanta Stirred by Bariag of Negro's ization. Following the reading of a of national and international promchar&~ large number of tickets have YMHA club. Our volunteer leaders lished, coxrpled with the general activConfession' Made Before 1S13 Aiaong Entries in Contest. most interesting paper by Mrs. H. Q, already abeen inence will voice the progress that has The ticket Kellmjr are all capable young men and ities of the Federation) is making the Lynching.

Marx, secretary of the organization, will be limitedsold. because the seating women, devoted to this sort of ser- been recorded in the three decades of app'eal a success." on the philosophy underlying its capacity of the TempleofIsrael Coining from fifth place, Anne its significant history, and also the Audivice, and are able to throw the .best All of the larger community organ- Selicow again took" the lead in the Atlanta, Ga.—Atlanta is stirred to- existence and the possibilities for in- torium. The following men will lecture achievements that have set the-counsort of influence over the children cil in the foremost ranks of women's izations will be visited by" various Popularity Contest being conducted in day" ' by " revelations that a sworn creased activity and influence in local here on this program: coming under their charge." committees and appeals made ~to their connection with the B'nai B'rith statement' in 1913, exonerating Leo Jewish affairs, it was determined that On November 1T Aaron Sapiro will Following is the .list of clubs for organizations throughout the world. memberships before the generaVcity- Carnival' to be held November II. Frank, Brooklyn, N.-Y., youth, of the the meetings should be alternately speak on "Co-operating Marketing."

Organised-ia4^3, by, a small body is now being campaign is conducted," according This tims she leads by thirteen murder of a local factory girl, was business and program meetings. Four November S, will be Newman*.' attended **« Congress j * hundred .votes. ,. , brought to the' attention of Governor distinctive sodal affairs will be* given "Travelogue on accepted: Palestine." of Jewish Women, a t i t e Worlds 'Mafj*1'* '- Heretofore -jibe--'contest" lias _besn. Satan and the_5tate Prison -Ctnamis- each season "by the Social Commiittee BOYS' CLUBS December 8, Professor H. S. Clark Parliamenfc-ef "Religion in Chicago, 1 cf "which Sirs.

J. Blank is tihsaraan, running much closer. The committee sion before -Frank vras" takes- ~ frora Monday evening for Boys from and chose Mrs. Hannah G. Solomon will be here &n& talk on "The Fool." and->-©ther innovations were planned. in charge of the contest appealed prison and lynched.

12 to 14 and 14 to 16. . January 16, Ludwig Lev,isohn will of that city, as the first president, recently for votes which may have *The statement-'sworn to by a negro "We hope, -under the new policy, tc talk on "The Meaning of the Modem Tuesday - evening for Boys from this new movement "succeeded immedibeen held back thus, far. During the "named Freeman, who thought he was make our meetings and social aiTai Drama."

15 to 17ately. From a membership of 1*324 past week evidence of the fact that dying, accused Jim Conley, negro ac- more attractive than they have been Wednesday evening for Boys from women in 1894, it has.grown to an orDuring the month of February RabReport Indicates Rapid Development votes were being held back,has been complice, of the slaying of Mary Pha- in the past, and to stimulate every 13 to .15. bi Stephen S. Wise will be here. ganization of 50,000 in 1923.

- of Bureau as Information established. gan, employed in the pencil factory member to activity for the organizaThursday evening for Boys from The 203 sections of the council in Distributor."

•"* • Only four weeks remain for the of which Frank was.manager. tion," said Mrs. Nathan Mantel, pres14. to 16. the United States and Canada, are contest. • Judging from the past and Frank was convicted of murder and ident, yesterday.

Friday afternoon for Boys from distributed as follows: M Cress -.

New York. (J. T. Al)—The rapid the present the entrants will show to hang.

"Just today," continued Mrs. 9 to 12.

One section each in Arkansas, Dela- development of the Jewish Telegraphic lively competition for the prizes being sentenced I f pal for Assistiacs John M. Slatbn, then Governor, Mantel, a call has been issued for Saturday evening for Boy Scouts ware, District of Columbia, Florida, Agency as a gatherer and distributor offered for first and second place. women to help make kimonas for the commuted the sentence to life imfrom 12 to 17.

Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Montana, Ne- of Jewish news and news of Jewish Following are the standings: GIRLS' CLUBS prisonment, but a mob took Frank Japanese earthquake sufferer, and our The local Ked Cross Chapter has braska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, interest throughout the world is indiAnne Selicow G S O O Sunday afternoon, Young Judea Oregon and West Virginia. from the State ' penitentiary and members have been asked to assist. issued a call to every woman in the Margaret Kiectes -.___: 5000 cated, in a report made"".by Jacob _440O Clubs—6 groups for girls from 8 to Minnie Levy lynched him st Marietta, the home Here is a definite help service that we city to help sew kimonas for tbs -4200 Two sections each in Arizona, ColoLandau, director of Jewish TeleJula W i s e 16 Story Telling Group for girls rado, Louisiana, South Carolina, Verof the girl; The case was a country- can do, and I know many of our mem- suffering Japanese that have bec.om?

-4200 Ula Albert -4200 graphic Agency, Inc.; who has jnst r&Gertrude Cooper bers will respond. Sewing will be shelterless because of the reccn* from 7 to llr wide sensation. _3T00 Hose Fine mont and Tennessee. turned-from Europe after five months _3"G0 Tuesday afternoon—Sewing for Three sections each in Kansas, Berdie Eerger The former Governor says he re- done at the Y. W. C. A. from 10 to 4 earthquake there. _.37OO Marian Fried Beginning Slonday, October 15, of investigation on behalf of the news girls from 14 to 16. _37!)0 members,the statement well, but that every day, beginning Monday."

Iva Siegel Maryland, Oklahoma and Washing- agency. . roooms of -the YWCA will be p _) Anne Goldtrare Thursday afternoon—Sewing • for ton. public sentiment was rnaning so high Irottie Giventer _280Q In addition to the existing central everyday from.' ten o'clock in the girls from 8 to 12.

Celia _2C<» against "Frank and E«jsinsi himself Four sections each in Indiana, Min- bureaus in London, Berlin'and "War._2G00 Kate Goldstein — morning to four o'clock in. the afterThursday afternoon — Gymnasium nesota, North Carolina, Rhode Island, for commuting the sentence that he Mary Hoscoe _25(1O a bureau has been established in noon and every Jewish woman in thf* B e s s Greenberg — -2400 for girls from 9 to 12. saw. saw little chance to 'place it before •Wisconsin and Missouri.

-2300 Yetta Stiefler the "Agence TeleParis, known as city are -urged to respond to the caii Leaders of dubs for the coming Five sections each in Alabama, the public s.t the time.

Esther Ontman .-. _2200 This bureau will graphique juive.* 1 of the Eed Cross and help ww those Anne Stain season will include Morris Fine, Max Colorado, Canada, Connecticut, IlliR. E. Davidson, head of the Prison _.2200 Clara Feldman '. collect and distribute news of Jewish garments.

-1900 L Morgenstern Leaves This Evening Ida SlinMn Givot, Philip-Handler, Harry Kneeter, nois and Virginia.

Commission, . says" the facts were -1900 Rose ScMffer _ _ „ interest not only in France/ but also For further information g for New York City Ben Civm, Hyman Levin, Jos. Free- Six sections in Georgia.. _190O brought to his attention, but that no Dora Forman — throughout Belgium, Switzerland, .Mo...1000 Gertrnde Fogrelsoa this work call Mrs. Nate Mantel man, Emmanuel Green, Morris Alpe - Seven sections in Massachusetts. thorough ^investigation was made.

Hose Lazarus rocco, Tunis, Algeria and the Levant. _asoo Mr. I. Merjrenptem will leave this Hamey 5711. rin, Sam Bice and Pilhip Mandel for Freeman.charged.that he saw CosEleven sections in Ohio.

It will also serve the Jewislr and genevening for New York City, where he the boys' clubs, and Mollie Nitz ley struggling^Tdth"some, one under Fourteen sections in Texas. eral press of the Balkan" countries. will attend the American Jewish ConMartye Weinstein, Lottie Giventer the steps in tie'factory vrhere.Mary gress which will convene October 14. JEW WAS SULTON" Mary Maizel, Miriam Eubach,' Sarah Seventeen sections in New Jersey. The facilities for news gathering in PLagan was killed.

Thirty-seven sections in Pennsyl- Poland have been greatly increased in OF MOROCCO. Mr. Morgenstern is the Omaha deleHubach, Annete lieb, Mrs. Ben Hand vania. consequence of the appointment of SPANISH BOOiv REVEALS gate to the1 Congress. ler, Mrs. S. H. Schaefer, Tina AltCanada has council sections in the correspondents, in the more, important New York. (J. T. A.) An English "KEHILLAHS" THSEATENED schuler, Ethel Greenberg and Ethe' Delegates representing leading orfollowing cities: Calgary, Edmunton, centers of the country, including Lodz, Mrs. S. Ncveloff Wins Player Piano. edition of "Los Hebroes en Marru?EXTINCTION Beikes for girls' activities. ganizations of the United States will Hamilton, Montreal and Toronto.

Bialystok, Lemberg and.other towns. More than two thousand people at- - • BY. FALL OF MARK attend the Congress. The Congress cos" (History of the Jews of Moroccft> A meeting of Young Judeae club Council organizations, similar to the News of Jewish concern-from RusBerlin.-<J. T. A.) The Je\rish "Ke- will open Sunday, October 14, in the may be soon prepared. The author of leaders will be held next Wednes tended the first Annual Zionist Ball Council of Jewjsh Women of America, 1 sia will be gathered and dispatched by hillahs" and communal institutions cf Grand Ballroom cf the Hotel Commo- the original Spanish, -work i? Sennr day night to formulate,the season's Sunday evening , October 7, at the have been established in nine cities of correspondents in" central points; with Germany are threatened -with, total ex- dore. On Sunday evening Israel Don Manuel L. Ortcpa. work in this branch.

City Auditorium given by the local Europe, in the countries of .Belgium, headquarters in Moscow and Kiev.

A number of very interesting fs*ct.s. tinctipn.as" the-result cf the fall of Sangwell -will deliver the principal Zionist Organization.

France, Holland, Italy, Poland, Latvia relating to Jews of Morocco are disthe mark. address.

Dr. Stephen S. Wise, chairFEDERATION BOARD "A net profit of nearly §800 was and Switzerland. closed in the book, amonp which is fchr Under the present-depredated value man of the executive committee of the TO MEET SUNDAY ROUMANIAN PAPER CONDEMNS realized from.this affair., §648 of it story of a ucw ivho became Sultan of of the ^Gerkan'-currBney, the Sebillahs Jewish Congress, will be chairman of TREATMENT OF REFUGEES is already en hand"-an£ #150 is outWith- the year beginning to draw NO JEWS CONNECTED WITH the country. are finding it" impossible to pay the this occasion.

Bucharest.

(J. T. A.)'The Roumanto a close and the approach of'the standing, and.I am glad to.announce MORGAN TO POLAND. The volume also reveals the fart; Mr. Zangwell will be the «|raest of liberal organ "Aurora51 vigorously that the affair was a success/' said employees .-and officials of the comwinter - season the activities of the MINISTER ASSERTS ian that Jew? wpre among tiie first setmunity institutions.

Mr. Nathan Strauss, president of the condemns the methods being .used by Federation are becoming intensified, Warsaw. (J. T. A.) The Polish gov- the government in its expulsion of l i e Mr. John Feldman, chairman of the Meanwhile • the. 'government has Congress'and will visit in this coun- tlers along tlie Spanish Mediterraen« and it is expected that there will be ernment has obtained an international affair. Mrs. J. Linsman, who sold ean coast. Coins dating back to fh& a complte attendance of Board mem loan without recourse to any Jewish Jews. The practices of -£he govern- 548. tickets for this affair won the slightly alleviated the plight of some try for only s rhort while, laaving iin- early Fctttament there which combins by giving a few of the larger £ehHraediately for his home in London. bers at the October meeting Sunday bankers, the Minister of Finance, Ku- ment, it says, are in" total variance trip to California having sold the HpbTew snd Phoenician words are admorning, at the Jewish Community charski, declared in an interview with with all principles of civilization^ most tickets. She donated the $100, lahs greater subveatioas than heretoduced in pnppprt of this contention. fore. ' • In Bessarabia, in particular, it-says Center.

YON KAHR ORGAN ASSAILS JEWS the money for the trip, to the Keren a press representative here. the treatment of the refugees is ab. Among1 other business to be dis Munich. (J. T. A.) No arrests have While he 3id not desire to hurt the horrent. They are bei^g- seised like Hsysod. cussed will be that of the annual susceptibilities of any people, Ktiehar• Mrs. L. NeveleS, 2314 I.prih 16th LEAGUE EEJECTS HUSSEIN been made in the csss of the hooli- PROTEST JEWS ENTRANCE TO HOLY PLACES Federation meeting, •which, according ski declared, h.e felt i t was necessary wild animals, arrested and driven like Street, holding ticket number 2465 BID FOR MEMBERSHIP gans who broke into a synagogue some .*. .

Jerusalem, <J» T. A.) to plans to be discussed Sunday will in order to refute rumors to add that cattle over the border. won fee $500 player piano rafSed ©2 .London. {"J. T. A.)_ The Cairo press, days ago and attacked the "fc-orshipdiffer from that of any previous an a loan had been- obtained from the during l i e evening. according to dispatches received here, pcrs, despite protest? made by repre- against allpiiring Jews to visit tfce by the Bethlp*nual meeting. Sevral.other impor- Morgan group ."which, *1n all its HUMOR STORES TO The money realised -from this a&air declares •that the Leagce of Nations sentatives of the community at the Holy Places is voiced <f hem Arab paper Sut el Shaab" in a tant topics will be discussed, and all branches, London, Paris and .New time.

EESIGN JERUSALEM POST -will be used to "clear the deficit of ike has rejected the application of TOLing j recent issue. members are urged to attend.

Hussein of Hedj&fc for membership in The "YoelMscher Beobachter," local treasury, according to the comYork, had nothing in common with Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) The" "HaarThe paper declares that by the the Ltagiae After s rsecnEMeration cf which Is believed to have bt?come the any Jewish financiers." * etz" hints that Governor Storrrof Je- mittee in charge of the affair. the applicationorgan of Yoa Kfihr, the Bavarian dic- terras of the treaty between Moslem .. SUCCOTHS SET AFUtE The London Rothschilds had not rusalem is slated soon to resign and The action of the League, it is stat- tator, in a recent issue declares that rnfcrs and the great powers, Jew* Warsaw, (J, T. A.) Deputy HartBY BAVARIAN HOOLIGAN even been approached, Ke continued. accept appointment as Ambassador to glass "hss filed an appeal with the Su- ed, is doe to Atse refusal of the Herfjax the time has ocras 'ft-her- the Germans were barred from the Holy Flacss*.

Berlin. (J. T. A.). Many "succoths" According to "rumors current here, China. preme Court against the TiafaYorab Mag to sign the, Versailles treaty be- mupt rid themselves of Jowlji dam- Yet It ctedaz&s notwithstanding 13»s : wafe set afire to and windows ,in syfi- thee firm \$>f>f Ji 'PKoi'gst^itt .giving giving It is" announced here also that igogjies smashed by hooligans, ac- the loan l quit new Palestine natoralizalioa law will verdict returned in the case of the late cause of certain clauses contained inatioB "and end the Jewish 'Marxism' agreement, the government allows tht cording to reports' received from TSIun her Jewbaiting. This? wever, ;be given official publication within the Habbi Sliapiro, who was executed by thereia partitioB'Mg portions of Ara- and tvtioek exchange tricks by which Jesrs to enter and even gives them * the Jews caused the fall of the mark." military; -escort; ' ieh. .-- ..

-• bia.' ' - —-__ the Poles for alleged treason. next "few week" " : •cannot'be confinaed*

Club CHtmatllLlJL HowBeing Organized

B'nai B rith Carnival to be Feature Event of Year

Important Future Plans

of Jewish Women Celebrates 30tk Anniversary At S t Louis, November 11

Confession. ®f Jim C@nl@y (Ms Papiarity. Contest Features Fiai B'rith Show Gears Leo Frank ©f Murder

News Agency Establishes General Office in Paris

Oniiia Seeds Delegate to

Many Attend First Annual Zionist Ball Held

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PAGE 2—THE JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1923 ^ even the morale of the Jew- at the Fontenelle Hotel complimentary ish community 61 Ne1^ York to be left to Miss Nogg. Mrs> Leo Krasne enU center of Jewish' learning. tertained at a luncheon at the BranJ6wlsh cfoRtfliBnity of this size in deis tea room Monday. Miss Ruth THE JEWIS8 PRESS PUBLlSMNt? CgaEK&nr. fdh ievei1 bam without Krasne entertained at bridge at her Office; 48% 8r&n<tefer$featre gaildfng^TelepfaonsS Jack&g 2372, hoin6 Tuesday afternoon. Miss Geran . ttATBAN E.- GREEN, Manager.

Dr.,N"athan Kiass, •who spfike brief * trade Cherniack will honor Miss Nogg ly, declared that he had be^n about at a bridge party this evening at her .52.59..

Subscription Price, qne year, Answer Anti-Semites by Pro- the country and hsuf tfome to the con- hofiw.

Adrartfateg w>te» farntehed on application, clusion that givefl such leadership as moting Judaism, His Plan.

Mrs. Nathan L. Nogg, of PlainvieW, NOT PRSIXED^R-PERSONAL'JPRQETT—Profits from the publiea. that of Marshall and others behind the Nebr., of Council Bluffs, is tioai of The JewfsE fteis fi*S ft* &§. gifiSi car WWcwnflitanaF caaste ABLER, KKASS, EPSTEIN, Seminary, drive, a renaissance, of visitingformerly with relatives in Council Ametfcatt Jttdafem was Entirely pos©ROB, BROWN AMONG CEE&KGff O » fff«tr MMr ife* • » Bluffs and Omaha. fc9 ran ta sibfe. . . SPEAKERS. thers -who spek& vrete S. M. Stroock, Mr. Louis H. Katelman left WedThe? Jeftrtsfr FrfeSs fs stffiplied bsf ttfe Jewish ialegraghio Agency (Jewish s^creiary of the Semiffary, Mfs« Chag. nesday afternoon on the "Tall Com New York, Qctober 7.

(J, T. A.) C'orrespoftdeiice* Biifeauff witfr cabWSftrf telegraphic Jevnslt news, in addition to feature'articles and correspondSffcsffVoto aff fm^otftaftt JAWi§8 <S§sre$s. best repiy to the anti-Semites is the L. Hoffman, president of the Women's Special" for San Francisco, California, Inquhrrie&i fegSftling feeds' ftemsf credited ttf this AgSndy wBl b& gladly pfomoiion of Jtwlaisra, Louis MdrshaHy League oftfce United Synagogue, where he will attend the American answered if arfdfessed* to' Jewish' feUgmvhio Agency, 114 .Fifth-. Aveauej>- chairman of the eecutive board of the Kabbi Israel oldstein; president of the Legion Convention! wfcfeh will be held New York (Sty. • . • ' •'.,'.Pe-fiple's League, and David A. October 15*20, as a delegate. En route Jewish Theological Seminary said in Y , trf 0et#©Hyfidvfeoi-6f the! cam- ftr,' Kate-fmart will st<yp in Colorado effect in-opening" the" caiflpaigU f6r, a THE VISIT OF ISRAEL ZAMGWtLL. lSffi , Dollar Eudowtiment Fund. and visit in Pikes Peak, Salt Lake After art absent© tff fifteea years Israel Zaagwill will y tfc« ausoufit C i t y . - - ••- - . ..-.-.

-. .._• '..... tome t& the Urilted States to address the American Jewish Conrb#*sly ftiiniert dollars'* country and IeadfeJ|f rabbis as gress, which will eorivefie October 14 in NWv1 York;, and to deliyer gathergtf at the opening" ebnference at laughterl'-'^l tak# it for .-.' A Ladies', Aid ingetfag- ttilt be held a lecture. He will tarry but a few" day's. .' He ..Will £0i$e, will tHe- feotel Astor Sunday. "Ybtf need gfatited, if app!a«s6 aid enthosi£s»i next- Tuesday afternoon, October 16, present his message &tfd reiorii to EnglandL. tidt be ctfiicetfied' aBttttt -the ftameldss i* cashable, vte hAV© several mlffio» at the home of Mrs. I. Kramer. This is" the first meeting of the season &ii4 The role £angwili plays in Jewish, life »and,ia crarreisfc world indtvidoals who Hi their ignotattee at* dollars worth- ibis gft#*n6en." thought is that of an oracle, piquant and scintillating, although at. k 'f Mr: Matsten *airf. ' "There Th# esnfete^e Hfis elOSfed with & all members-«ire urged to be present. times the flashes of-his agile atad gjJigflainfliatic mind cosfuse is" always one fdlt tfonrpfetfr-stnd pe^-' Sinner at wKeh Kf. Stttiotk presided. Mrs. E.1 Marcus gave, the first of a rather' than enlighten. AiHeriea, however, welcomes- Mm jtist^as feet answer-to .all falsehood and The speakers w<9fe Supreme Conrt series of lancheons to be given- at her fee is, for withal Zauewifl thinks on the problems of the world with ^tha-t is, right_ eotsittci.- Might Jcstk6 Ii^Jftg JAhnUH, Habit Max on Monday when she had twenty clean reasoning and gentle Mfidftgsa mtd* to the solution <tf the conduct is. taiaghi^in oor Seiittmaryi by Dro&, Sol, S, E<5s«nbi&6tn md Samuel hoine gjaestg The afternoon was problems of his own people fee offers up aft the acumen- with which dto t^acJheTS', i?y onr rab'biis, awd d LatfspWt. Hots than 6tie thousand speflt inpres«fit* playing bridge. Prizes were 1 he- is endowed. pefsoas.

•vri'Hin'g, we will pTOVe t& tft« won by the Mesdames H« Hirsehmanr Israel Zangwill i* no longer a young man, but he is still the wflaf jfttddism-' 1*3%" is-; - -»hafr it P. Kaplan and S. Saltzman, all of &night-errant of his people, ready to do battle in its' defense.

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Seminary Campaign

Whether as poet, essayist, playwright-or" novelist, he insistently wars against the straflge fury which the" presence of the Jew on the worldrs stage is eVerlastirtgly^enkindling.

It is a pity that the greatest-tTewish living man- of letters- is •unable td speircl eitoUgh; thtie-in.

America- to acquaint himself intimately with the- situation1 in. the world's greatest Jewish centers. American jfews" would be more tthan happy if Mr, Zangwill could lengthen, his stay in this country and delve- into American" Jewish dofldxfcions deeply enough to ..warrant his appraisal and counsel. But if He must return quickly to the scene of his literary work,:we shall nevertheless feel the-thrift that hiis" presence in New York will arouse, in all the Jewish communities 6f the land.-^Washington Times.

Sffi MOND, Sir Alfred Mond,-Mmister of Health in Ll«*yd George's Coalition Cabinet, member of Parliament and a leader of the Opposition, hasi come to the United States in behalf of Palestine. Sir Alfred is interested in Palestine not only "because theGaMttet in which he was a member sponsored the Balfotir* Declaration! bttt bee&ise, having studied the Jewish question as a constructive Statesman would be. expected to do and having visited Palestine afid IfeSrrieVl of its ^possibilities, he gees definitely* that the historic Seed of this Jewish people is to assure the establishment of' the Jewish hems" land. " . . .

• ' : Sir" Alfred conies to American Jews with the r e v e s t that they come to the aid of the Jewish prdgrant in Palestine and lay the foundation of an enduring center of Jewish life and inspiration.

The distinguished Englishman insists that a might? f aspoflsibilit? rests 'tipon the Jews'of the< world—and of America especially— to fulfill the,ekpectations.which the" civilized wftdd, through the League of Nations,:made manifest in.gfttnting' to Great Britain the mandate for* Palestine It is becoming increasingly, clea^ that the Jews of this smutty realize their extraordinary position. They wfll not fail-Jn the test to which they are being put. I^ne-sputt theories of dual fealty have given way to a-recognition of the amazing facts of Jewish conditions throughout Europe. Only the vigilance of the God of history and th& self-consuming fhre of Europe's iriad hate will thwart the Menace1 which gJoWets upon tmhatfpy Jewry, There are two-powerful reasons for* giving to Palestine 6Hf" very-best efforts both in moral arid in nhattefal StlplJort^ Ori& of these is to make it tfie refage of .safety for our brother's and kifi, who will be the first to go down in the old world's impending fury. The other reason is that Palestine holds, within i t the intnre of that which t h e Jew deems most predons-^the Jewish spirit. Sir Alfred Mond, for one, hag long .SiflCd realized these vital, unassailable truths.

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the Montreal Council u£ Orthodox Kafcbls peioted otit td tti£P<in«ip^ McGill, Sir Artbu* Cvartte, that the examination -would i&il on the most •$250,000 Stock Paid Up. solemn, day of the Jewish calendar.

Jerusalem. (X T. A.) T>r. J. L. Sir Artfca? departed he.-Wotiltf feririg Magnes has accepted appoiritMeflt as their protest to the Registrar. Now one of tne Soard of the Palestine it hss befiri dnnotiri^fed th&t ihe change Electric- Corporation, Ltd',, "Which is in resuested will not-be made.. The excharge of the Ruttenberp tftfrtcessfon.amination s^t- for torn Kippar is in dther members of ih€ "Board aftr P. the French course. Kuttenberg, Df. Gdofge .fiaipem, M. O. Nassatisin and Harry gafihSr, 2S(J,pounds of the total of a million pounds A. & ERElBUSj, JEWISH are those of the Jewigfteolonial Trust, 150,000 pounds/ WL O» Nassistisin, 50,New York. (J. T, A,) . A. S000 ptmfe and Edfliofld Rothschild, dus, for 26 years head of the Jewish 50,000 pounds* Hothschild has also Literature Division- fit the KeW. k agreed to invest SO',000'pounds addi?ublio Library, Fifth &venii« and f o r tional stock. ty-second sfeeeet, died, suddenly riding in a ear Wednesddy [UNIVERSALLY WlLt/HAV£ Mr. Freidua yvtis riding" a NO MORE JE •when death, came.. ..

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Ikbrew Vienna. (J. T. A.) Tie professorial Staff of-the local Agricultural tJriivef-' and lingBiat.;,His. knowledge of sity has issued a statement 'dictating was considered remarkable- #ig that in the future it wflf hoVpermlt ceptlonal niemojpy .was tfttf marvel of any Jews to occupy any "plage on ,fh'e all those who visited hi§ faculty.. . * ' . ' " . " " ' . - He was bom in.Eiga, in came; ia. America Six I8S9. -,H& C0m-» . The German students are right,.th'e mended librar/.work in 1891, devoting statement adds, in contending "that tHe' himself to that field u i i Jews are obstructing ihe .progress 61 modern culture and ideals)',' ] . ' The statement is signed'.by "MeiT1. BRITONS WA?4T-€©NSULATE Fischer, president of ttef tJniversity^ ; ; IN- PALESTINE -v -, Jewish university m « r and teachers/ . . . . . LONDON PAPBSS , are nitidl af6u6ed,_ JSffffrir'Ijefore has -London^'jU^^T^. ,A«)" iinglisjEl tesi-i in Viednii stfeh art unashamed anti^ dents of Palestine demand tMt'a'Brit-' - Setnttic statement been issned-by-thei!" ish Consulate lifi esfsibHshe^Sa JeruChristian colleagues. salem to project i&eir friter&ts . r: - A story, to /that eifect is p ?r M'GILL TO-HOLD - .u; r \ -A t : : iii the London "t)aily "Mail dad" in ,.... . . . . . .

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The Mogen David Club held its imaal election of officers Sua* day, October 7* The following. were elected.: Solomon Miennkk,- president} Sanrael Shyken, vice-president and sergeant--at''arms; and Abe L. Katelmail, secretary and treasurer. The next meeting will be held October 2 at 2:00 p. m.

In presenting Mr. Marshall, Habbi , 1 of fefetfecl to .him- as" the "lay leader «f the- Jetrisk world."

Mrs. Mv GfogsmaS; of ManhattaR, Sept. SSt Iffiany tff the Jertf s* -who IITJ Marshall Efesss,- who has been visiting with declared, had become "country club relatives here, left- Wednesday for her fanatics, automobile maniacs and con- JEWS PLAYED Ml!?OR PART home. Acseng the parties given in IN RUSSIAN REVOLUTION, sumers .x>f paint.. and powder and her hottor was a laijcheea bridge giveh .

FRENCH SENATOR SAYS kalsorcnlfte" and enantel Would come last Thursday at the- Fontenelle hotel Paris. {3.

T. A*} Kfcssian Jews back to> the- synagogue" if there were

by Mesdames H. M«yerson and S. 1 played a-'Tflinor part in the Bolshevist 8ft adeqaate nanibeTof trained £dwish Meyerson/_ "when ttirty-five gnests leaders to show-them..the way. "In KeVfilutfon. The fflajority^ of the rev- were present* Prizes were won by th« olutionists wefe" Etxssiansi Letts and that address'. ifMch'Bi'i Sehechter deMesdames J. Krasne, N/- Adler, and S. •' livered at .the time" of the induction Poles. ' Hi Katelman, Mrs, E. Fonaro" enter: These statements ate made l>y Seninto the pr>sidetfcy.-«f the Seminary, tained Monday at the Brandeis tea he used "these goldien_words: 'Eemem- ator- Demonzie" iff'the*'Paris; Journal. rooms in honor of Mrs. Grossman."..

T'jte Seftatof has just JfetamM f rant a beav my'friends, lhat then* is no waste in the worjct of thought; every real visit to jRtissia.

Sam Meyerson had as her guest The -Jfe«Tsft 'Cottattissari&t hi " thought, it-may be said,. <a»a£es even sia, he .says', is <mly engaged in sofnething better. I t creates men and propaganda Worfe f er the S6vi vromeft."- • - -^--*--.-.»•.. - . RES YOUNG "Here we have the repository oi among Ru£siart Jews.

The French Senator declares ROOM clossh•$&. 24tb learning, we have the most exalted ^ollectionsvof^^heugHts, of..philosophy, the most hapcfal prfepect fer" Jetrs is twortii Stg. CaU of rules, of conduct in- our literature; in Palestine. East Eo*S^6an Jews ^3acksoa23(?2. shtwl^ get id Palestine - Thwey he we have that which is the basis of gays, they *»6titd fe* Sbls to liv« i s • V"ir r n-"* a 9 i r • " modem civilization." Schechter said p«ace a frae Jewi&H fife. these thoughts create men and women.

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CHASSIDIM ATPTAClf t -great ^dynamo" stat^cgaj '."^re have t t e JEWISH WORKERS, FOft men who operate it, we are seeking nig.

VWLAtim HOLIDAYS to tram men to become familiar with Box.l WaftaW. <J* t . A,) flie .4e*kJ» those thQUghts.aiid with that-power to 2619 iCTT Xorth J6O» St. V?6tkets' clfib^ t£ Ot^ftSk^'saaf Wai'r At-la«tic frPECI-tlJ THIS TEVEEK—Mathressesdisseminate it* Will you ^withhold saw, teas- t£«-se«i« ef figbfetg wfeetl ' Itenovafed your assistance "to make it'possible Chassidiia attacked ifce jbtessbers 6£ that-there shall be a real rebirth o£ the clab.

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-asssilaBts -nunS indignant beC L A N DESDUNES "It is a very interesting custom thai the club carried o-n "^s usual prevails on Sintches Torah. The con- paying fi<5'attention to~the Jewish Jioli- Concert Violinist and Teac&er .Blilsr., 2132 No. Sith St. ' cluding chapters of Deuteronomy are days. Te»-Cba«&idh« Stid'prft T?ork- Stodii>: JInwkin's J», W*bste 6 * eSSea EoHrs, 3:Z& to C. read and immediately thereafter the maft Were. serJeitsty wous&d* . They Viotia bows anct t&8e6. for sale. opening chapter of "Baraishis." So wets removed ter-a ^ "that there may be. never a hiatus between the.beginning and the end, there shall be a continual, circle, an unbroken cycle".' The Torah shall be" Miiay pre-nuptial atfaire are being in our hearts ."day and night continugiven in honor: of Miss l^&SesS Negg, ously* Jfc is a. beautiful thought.^ aetiM, IS13 g*. 8«b St. whose rnarjrisg© fa Mr. .Hfirry PerlTel. Atlantic GCSt. Dr. Cyrus Adler, actcing president meter will tak^ "place Kovemfeer 4 at Vla£e 6f BtisTneftff. 2.1C3 of the Seminary, sketched* briefly the the Slackgtdne Tttotel: TJie Mesdames T*3. ATlantJc history of the rabbinate" in Aiflerica Heratan and-Sam M©yefgOfl"e«tertainand the steps, that led to the founding ed at a ittnchebn-bridge last ThufSday oi the iheolosfcal inSifiuiion.

"During.tlte &rst Century of the fiepubiicV DiN^L&Jer -pointed out, KOOM I FOB? BENT, for single "American Jewry depended on teteigd rnanJCatf Mr. Williattf gefeall, trained T&bbis. Many^of them were distingtiisBea arid Jehela^yTKtt they 4233 Douglas St., Tel., Walnut were already iri.ftiU ftia^hood when 7562.' ' _ . tfiey.- arrived here. They were under the necessity of learning a .new language, and fitting.themselves to new fffiViTOilui&hifliKithgse two processes wetfe not always successfully accomplished.

IDA .L-FSEtTES, Ffo^. .* "IsE.19O!3L»" Uf. Adler csfitimied,, "at a <jeafefei«ie between. Jacoi BL Schiff, i, <Fadge Mayor SulzSll Betith 16th:gti*it nryself^ Mr^ Schiff and Mr. Lewisohn made proposals .towarda the establishiuent oi an endowment Open ftlsd tot thfe Bemin&rj-i" I n the course OS Bt>ttVBTS8.ti(fti, 1ve COTHRlGRiGHtCd lit Only Jewish' FI«riSt tQ tewn.

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during the past week her sister, Mrs. ing next Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Rina Snydcr, 300 Oakland Ben Gershun of Seh«ylerT Nebr.

Ave. All member? arc urged to be The Ladies Auxiliary of the Talmud present.

Torah held & meeting Sunday aftcrno©n at the home of Mrs. Simon Stein- A Sisteihood meeting was hdd Tuesberg. The foli&*rt*ig' -officers were day afternoon at the home of Mfs. elected: Mrs. A. Gilinsky, president; Sam Snydcr.

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York City, who is visiting wIQi Mrs. and F a r n s m Streets. The first dance' The fottensing officers were elected the work'of child feeding, which that threatening to attack the Jewish' colJ . A. Solomon and- Miss Flora Bien- this season1 will be held "Sunday eve- a t the recent laesting-of t h e Syna-. Committee has conducted - in Russia ony t f Merehsvia, according to a restock. ning, October 21. gogue: Mr* S. M, Fogelson, president; for the past two years, through the port tc.ihe London Express, Mr. J . Bricker,'nce-pf6sid4nt} Mr. coming- winter.

The .government has dispatched genMrs. A. Miller, of Ames, la., is visit- CITY SUNDAY SCHOOL Max K^leniiis,"secre£aryT stid-Mr. darrasrie to prevent the threatened ing with Mr. and Mrs. A. White.

A Succoth program was given by Morris "London. (J.-T. A.) Bedouins are attack. the Fourth Grade of the Omaha CitJ1 Miss Minnette Brodkey, of. San Sunday .School, Th following chUMrs, L . GfssabErg.Sfid. datightsf, Francisco, Califs "who is visiting here dren tooff part; Leonard Gross, piano Ida, of OmahS, -were.Lincoln visitors. <«©•< trafi honored guest at a dancing" parfy solo; Ruth Obludziner, recitation; Mrs. SV Nefskjv" 'Mrs. Sin. Polsfcy, Saturday evening at the Omaha Afh- ftosella Handler, recitation; and Eu€h M"rs.

P". P"okky,-ahitRe Misses Shifd u b by a number of friends, Xneeter, piano solo. Uabbi Charlop ley Pol'sky, Ulizat>#tli Polsly, 6nd Mr. and Mrs. M. Solomon have left explained the meaning of Succoth and Gertrude Fogelsoii,. are spending: a few days in Excelsior Sfdifigs, Mo. ori a.two week's trip to Exelsior Judgement Mrs. J . . E . TSLuklin left for Jfewjhelp- sew ifaesef Idnnmas. Mrs. Dolfie Springs, The firsi res&iing *f ffee1 Mispah YOUNG JtTDEA NEWS York City Monday- "While there sheJElgatter: h a s been chosen t o be in Miss Tess Kavich returned the early The Bud's of S o n held its regular Club- w&3 MU M t M ti£>me tf Miss ill visit -with Her1 sister-ift-la-fr-, Mts. charge of the work far that day/ She ~8«bB6c& Toitk&f We4n«Sdls7, Ottsber part of the week from a seven week's meeting Sunday, October 7, a t the Eose Arkus. On her fetuttt trip she will b e assisted by the Mesdames 3rd. .

-- ' stay in ~P£tk Sapids, Minn.,- where site Jewish Community Center.

Five •will visit "with friends and fel&tiveS in Herman Cfohn, IL Q> Marx, Sanrael was visiting1 with Ket aunt, Mrs. B. new members were admitted into the tJetroit, Mich., and Chicago, 111.

Katz, and Harry Heyman, The fdUtrvdng Beys have hem- pledgGfarftZ, club, they are as follows: BerEba ed at the Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity Colick, Toby Flax, Toby Hertzberg, Mrs. David M. He\vman returned Mrs. F . Underfed of Cleveland/ 6., -Mr. Sender Millman arrived SunHouse: Mf. Mctttofl liefeermfflfi, of St. Wednesday from a three •week's trip arrived Wednesday to visit with Mr. day morning from Palestine, where lie Minnie .Dolgoff, and Euth OBIudzirie?. f snJ, Mian., Mr- Lelan4 GftMbergr, of Plans are being made ffflc a.ff&rty^.to to Chicago^ HI., Milwaukee and Ra- and Mrs:'I«, AJtmaru has been .living for the past .three be held af Mioite* Dolgoft's home, cist , l e ^ a , mi Mr* Joe Stem, cine, Wis., where she visited -with yeans- and is now at the home of his Sunday, ctobef 28. .; .

Mrs* Joe Kay, of Berkeley, Calif., brother, Mr, H. MiHman, M. Millman friends. who was visiting here with relatives, and Mxs, Max an*ith their fall line of langhs, The fiatikvoh Girls will hold a -pie* Mr. and Mrs. David Goldman, of is now visitmg in Chicago, 13., afid i s a- graduate of the Bussiari Univerthe birth of-a-baiy daughter, sity and has been a teacher of Hebrew thrills—gasps and roars nic Sunday raorninf, ttetsber 14, a t St. Louis, Mo., are her& visiting' this will Teturn to Omaha- Monday.

Elaine. Mrs./Eosenbhan was formerand Jewish for the past fifteen years.

•—•drama and comedy—pretty Park.-week -with- Mrs. Goldman's parents, ly Miss Evelyn- Schsffifarbeiv girls—follies show — fashion MT. and Mrs. A. Herzbefg.

About two hundred guests were Mrs. A.- K. Mtiskin and Mrs. J. Blank- meet at the krtcbeH show—original stage stars— Mrs. S. Olarider left Monday eve- present a t the Sisterhood of Temple afe entertaining next Tuesday and The B'nai Israel Juniors Football and a ca«t ©f yooth and Wednesday afternooa a t luncheon in team beat the Dundee Juniors team ".• U N I I E S PA6&48E g£&YiCE iling for Mont Bello, Califs where she Israel Cafeteria Supper 'arid? DYid jbeatrty surpassing J The o Wednesday evening a t fhe Temple. hofttff of Mrs". Joe Kay, of Berkeley, Sunday by a score of 24 to 0.

New ^ o r k . (J.•*£, A.) The Nansen "will spend-several months LsCfreaiH of the screeft snfi Calif., who is visiting hczf.

The affair wasthe first social affair Belief Mission has suspended all pSek-* son, Mr, Sara Olander. She was acscream TTC7I s a j j age service * to !feWsta M ^Kotrtit of companied by Mrs. ftL Drolick who of- the season and was in charge of :YM AND YWHA NEWS, ihe diffjc'utC t?&tisp$m&o8. thutfi, bat •will visit in Los Angeles -with her tJie Mesdames H, Kosenfeldt, Louis The YM and. YWHA held an open Miss Maine Fxoshy a senior "at the food drifts Sifif Sffit iSsmi egltiag fe nephew, Mr. Carl Stein, f o r two Siller, and Fred Kosenstock. 'meeting a t the Jewish Community University of Nebraskat was elected the delivery. *"Stis*Bia- <rf •fodfa i&i* months.

Mr* and Mrs, Max Mifler and fa- Center .Monday, October 8th. The secretary-treasurer of the Orchestra. ported; psi&mt. WM -p»pmti sf Mr. and Mrs. B. Milhnafl have mov- mily returned from a m6nt£ y s trip to f-oflowiag elected officers were duly Miss Mafy1 Lena Wikoft, S y Mf. Abe Goidearb^r-g and Mr.. ed into their new home at 4362 Bar- Colorado. finstaHetT for t h e ensuing term: 6i the SMefkSa Ccmlfflittee for Beth« lief of SoEsiaii CMl«!fea, ker Avenue.

Tj&tds Abrarascfft, president;- Merle t r a s r i ^ were we^ik-eiid guests Miss Edifh Wolff, ftf Kansas City, Friedel,: vice-president; David Fxee- Zeta Beta Tau BOHS«. i now Miss Esther Bluinenthal will enter- Mo., i s the guest of M& and Mrs. tttzn*- treas.} Ksfte Goldstein, sec'y.; • Miss Pauline Friend iff :visiting in tain Saturday afternoon a t three Morris Green.

Lottie Sslicow^ assist- secV'J Maurice Nebraska City with f riends and relatables of bridge honoring Miss Faye Fine** reparterj Leo Koneeky, asthletic tives. .. - — .

Bobb, of Davenport, la./ who is visitMrs. M, S* MHIer left Monday t o dirattor*; P h a FeJdman- and Phil Gereing with Miss Faye Alpirn. visit in Des Moines, la. She will be* The Sisterhood . kik", AUDITBfG AND gone ffif about te"n rummage sale Tuesday; and Mr. Ben Civiri was elect&& execuThe net meeting of th6 Brotherhood day, October 9 i j o f Temple Israel Will be held Wed-- Friday, OctoMr* 19, file" Temple Marteck Sft. Ammu 18H ±iier installation* of officers Israel Sisterhood h a s set aside to sew Ijnesday, October- 7, at the Temple.

Mti DaVfr organization west through i t s kimonas tot the stfferln^ Japanese. era! months M ThernsefioHs,! has Mr. and Mrs. A. Herzberg are leav-> An urgent cali is «tsde to && the mem-' regular business. The first ttnderretttriied to Linctfte. „ ag Saturday and will sail from New hers of the Sisterhood to respond and the new athletic director i s Mrs. S. Greenstone left for SIbux (oik City dn the 20th of October on be a t t h e Temple OH- this day a s th$ boys handball tournament; ail SENBER MILLMAN City, la., to be present a t the wedhe steamer Leviathian ftfr Europe. Sisterhood hhss & members of the "Y" in good standing quota to fulPalertine ding of ftef &&5, 3H-°S3n*i OfiSSsSs iiey will tour England, France, Jtafy, fill. For further information call are elig8l€. 3If. S. HL S&sefer art* tfnirerglty to Miss Bebecca CofHrshSn, Jfko aermany", arid Austria./ a d t %h€ Leader's Mrs. H. Marite! at te *a bemarrfed oft TfiSs^Sy, -Octdfef 1&.

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Mrs. Sol J . Slmdn and daughter; Mrs. Sidney Meyef, of Chicago, HI., Miss Jean Evnen returned to Linrjorie, of Chicago, 111., will arrive" THOKPEIAN NEWS. in Hebrew aJ^ Jiwish % Frances Marion londay t o visit with Mrs. Simon's will arrive Sdfcarday morning ito be the coln after spending several,weeks.iri At die I&st regular meetirtg of the harlngr fifieen yesr* «* « p Directed by Clarence Badger parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bergman'. guest of her mother, Mrs. L. Wolf SOB* Chicago, Kock Iidand^ f IU^ : afld MflHe -wishes to giTe «*it*te lessons of Miami? Fla* -who is visiting with Thorpeisn Athltic Club Wednsday From tfee famous b w k and plsj- fcy to beEinnerB «nd Aav*tk&& pupUB waukee, Wis. -?<_ f h ifafiHaSafc call Glass and Cfesrlcs Kiel* Mrs. J . D. Qidinsky returned Satur- her son, Mr*. O. f. Welfson, and MET. evening1 October 10, plans wore made : to hold their dances this season a t Mr. David Jacobs was a week-end day from" a short stay" in Kansas City, Wolfson. jPICTURE & t l l S T RATIOS the Befl'Htir Academy on the 28th guest in Lincoln.

Mo. Mr. Herbert He3vgftrfch is expecte*d Mrs. H. B. Weisman and children, t o tetuta fits latter gserf of fh€ week of Hastings, Nebr., spent a few" days after a ten dS^S-Stay M tbe east. daring the "past "weeSr "^ag- -the Mr. and *Mts* M a s f romkiit enter* guests bt Mrs, Weisman'B jfarents, tained - a t dinner last Friday evening jMr. and Mra. S. Olander, at their home for J\idg§ aiid Mrs. A. Many" affairs have been given for L. Sutton, Mt. aftd" Mts. 3. B. Kelken* |-Mrs. Morris Grossman, of JSIanhattaiJ, ney, rind CctogreSdmaft Willis G.- Sears; s., who has. been visiting with her A regular meetifig- 6f the Alfipn |mother and., other relatives. Mrs. 2ada Aleph was lield Stffiday, SeptewI Grossman will bs remembered as Miss ber SO, a t the Jewish CenmnHnity |Len Meyeson. On Monday, Oetober | l , Mrs. Jflck Luitbfeg entertained" at aft Center,- • Plfifis were made iar & iThe fiew Dodge" Brot2tei*s ' Orpheum party followed by a tea. masquerade party to be held Satur| Tuesday, Mrs. Harry Stormier entef- day evening, October 2% Mr. Sidney exceptionally ccsnfortabk to ride ia;-£t is I tained a t a bridge frrarfie^n a t the Schiffer was voted into th© club. Mf« good foG&hig; asid it incorporates many. fUihletic Club.- Mr. and Mrsi U. Leonard Herman was appointed the 1 Athletic Director for the coming importaftt refiaesnents -c£ detail.' fMeyerson entertained a t a theatre party Wednesday evening. ThttrSdayi season.

Hesdaines S. and B . Meyerson were The bod^-is longer and ^ Mrs. R. I5!atJemaii cnfertained he*" -hostesses a t a bridge luncheon at the immediate famfJy Tuesday evgfiing dt -side sway, affording more leg Fontenelle. Mrs. L E a r n e r had Mr*. the Iiente ef her dSaghter, Mi§ Mary1 t cnhasidrtg the beauty-of,thfi'liaeS-r; Grossinan ad her guest itr hear .Fislge in noner • of Mrs., K ' O'Hara at the Bandeis Saturday. On *«• y~ ~'~.V~^i ' Monday*: October .8, Mrs. I . Fonarow guests were present.

Deeper seats; J6sag'iB£iersl»ag entertained a t a bridge tea a t the and ioager frtnst springs. gi*"?e a£BpIe>-*ass'ttrBrandefs Tea Booms.

Sirs, Charles BedmfiH afid Mrs. Grossman and" family accozn- Gloria Mae, td OfttiMnfe, la., ance t h a t cross country tdtxritsg ca Wednesday eveefag id t « iM gitfists oi ; panied by her mother left enjoy ad •'withcrat weariness or~fg£2fp2e.*$.. for Lincoln, Nebr., wherfe they wfll Mrs. fisdman's -patents, Mr. sad UTS. spend the week-fnd. ' Sunday Mr. Yet wits these -T Grossman will join his family and dn .

The Omaha Chapter of Hadassah M&nday" they will leave for their others, it is still fundamentally I' will entertain , at its firsli card p home i« Manhattan. car—'"bmlt on the same chassls»aajd Mfed ft off th@ Mftfeday efteniooft, For Friday evening's topic a t Tem22, by tfae:sitftke5t»rdy engine."! hotae $£,Mf£, 2. ple Israel Eabbi Frederick Cohn has Goldstein, at 423 Kofth 21st Street. i l i l ^ Saturday The EosSnblafS fiikl J&ja chosen "isTael j CBKIEN-DAVIS AUTO CO. morning he ivill speak on "Walking Handler will be the assisting-£ostess4s.

28th and Harney Sts. with1 God." •• Miss Bess Stalmaster will be hostess The Misses -Ethel Harwitz, Ida to the S a «5th Society Sunday aftfirt Octdiffl 14, at Mt Cenefibaum, and Lydia Ross enterained with dance and song numbers Miss Mae StiGdhtaUif, of Des Hoines, he guests of Mifis Sylvia Fox a t aIowa, was ~th& guest of jMiss I3sth€* ncing party Tuesday evening fit alfc during" the past week, vriH. leave lanscom £ark Pavilion. The honored for her home today. Jiiss Soodhalter '•. guest was Miss bertha Heiz, ai New -was extensively eniertaifie'd vrMte York City. here.

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M*. Xoulsv Feskiff, 6f Siotts'City, la,, is visiting he*e with friends.'

The Auflebung Club will entertain at ltdfli-^B66S& aifaif of thfi season Sunday evening, .October^ 14,, at_ dance at the Jewish Community Cert> tef.' T»S fiffair yffi begin a t eight o*clotk find a t nine-tMrty o'clock" pitfturt of the group of members present will be t a f e u

Mrs!. L MitaS, and daughter, Lillian T&itoS, of Indianapolis ( Ind. art* hete v i ^ d n f witli Jfif. and Mrs. ' On Wedflfisday,' October^ 27,' t h e M. Selicow. They will leave Monday Ccuticil 6t Jewish"" Wofisen Will be ifl for Denver, Colo., where they will oharge of the work cf sewing Japa* tn&ke their iiese kimonos a t the YWCA Eed .Cross TOoma from ten o'clock in the Mrs. Max Promkin entertained &t a morning to four o'clock in the after- luncheon at her home Wednesday noon nc-on. This causa nus been recog r honoring Hiss Louise Sehtmberger", of nizced worthy to,work fat and all Chicago, HL, who was visiting H ' : ^ ^ W i a feel i t tfieii1 dlity t o and "for Wan Berhfa Hew. "of Sfew

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the Zionist movement is making' great walked to the rose hedge which divid- fiend" so-addicted to the game that YIENNA-'JEWS ISSUE • ed their lawn from the Robertson's, she has. to mortgage her furniture in JOINT ELECTION APPEAL •headway there is the contention of a bending over to bury her face in the order, to pay* her gambling debts.

Vienna. (J. T. A.) Jews of all writer in the Arab organ "El CarmeL" Tlie TXTiter warns that the Jews in warm fragrance of her favorite red "Other members of the cast of this groups have united for the forthcomMesopotamia may intend to set up a rose rush. Looking up she saw Harry sensationally successful:photoplay are ing elections in October. walking slowly away toward • the DeSacia Moders, Jerry Devine, I<ee i Leaders of the various factions have state of their own there and urges the house.

• :• Kohhnar, Hope Sutherland,' Ben Lyon, jpined in-the-jssue of an election rflan- Arabs to build up their country with It occurred to her for the first time Martha-.-Mansfield^'LeeTDonnelly and jifesto appealing to the Jews; to make their own resources exclusively. that although his mother and sisters Eduard -Devine., Clarence Badger di- ythelr, solidarity'count'.-at the ballot'g g. had come over" several times to in- rected it from Montague Glass' fam- "] The ..groups which have joined hands -include such divergent elements as the Washington. (J. T. A.) The State — " quire about Fred, she. had not seen ous comedy. rkgu&ath" Israel,' the' Zionists and the Department has made public another Harry since* the afternoon of her list of names of American .survivors aisiinilationist "Israelite Union." brother's kidnaping/ She leaned URGES PRAYER AS MEANS across the 'hedge and flung' him a The Vienna Jews hope by this unity of the Japanese quake.

Among them are Siegfried Berliner, TO FIGHT ZIONISM rose. to "obtain the election of two deputies Albert L. Leininger, Ada Streck, Mrs. Jerusalem.

(J. T. A.) The use of in Parliament, 5 members of the Vi"Harry," she called! merrily," what's e i t h e r . " ' ' <• - -•'- f'-Tc;: .

Samuel Wierman and child, H. Rosin, v prayer,to .combat the Zionistic move- enna common council and 10 members -"Fred!"-..Begged Ms mothefi:. 1 'S:: 3 'your hurry ? « ~ ' Max Buzel, Pauline Moyer and Ella 1 "Pleasfij Fted, don't .tvprry-niampja, ' H ^ d d $ f c Etoop.'tb pick" up-the ment is. being urged by the Arab or- in Viennese district councils.

Milliam Stillson. gW"Miraat ef Shark. ""* The Moslems' pleaded '-his sister: rShe .bowed- her are"''urged•• to- repeat' caBy in 'their SAYS JEWS PLAN TO SET fair head "upon the pillow beside-Rimprayers "specified forms "of anti-ZionUP AN INDEPENDENT and whispered in~hi,s- ear.. "We don't ard her and; $?he jSJTderstooKj posing istic'.statenrents.

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STATE IN IRAK want yo.u.tp be hurt-again—and I her eyes to -keetr.:'5ut the siglit she Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) That the Jews don't want' to leave :town -just now. rould never fwrfgt, for across? the* tences . should * b&- said', seven times daily: ' " are obtaining the best land, buildings You know, Harry—" - * '-. boy's cheek tKree desperate fingers "We do-not recognize the Balfour and houses in Mesopotamia and that Her brother nodded.'- I l l try to had torn livid^angry gash.es.

Declaration." "We want ful lliberty." stick it- oiit^if I^c&n;" he^prornised.

1 "We want full;freedom without any "I'm like you, sis, I\*e lived here all Vera Gordon Appears in mandates."1 ."We hate the British." THE BRINN &-JENSEN CO. my, life and I'd hate :to "leave all our Wholesale paper "Po^sh and Perlmutter" "We hate the Palestine government." good frtehds." ' \ _\ *".' : distributors for "Down with Zionism."

The doctor came just then,"a white- * Vefa, Gordon, the film actress who Northern Toilet Tissue 1307 Howard. St., Omahs, Neb. "We do not want- Zionism," the pahaired old man whoMTad seen" not only became l famous> overnight as the 1112 Harney Street ATIantic 0340. per urges should be given an addithe two children but their" own father mother Tn ^Humoresque," which% was AT-lantic 6409 into the.worjdj.- Feldin'ani.lialf-laugh- directed byTFrank Borzage, is co-star- tional-recitation or -a/total" of eight ) •' ' ing at Wms'elf for.h3§r suspicions, won- red with Barney Bernard and Alex- times. dered whether "this .gentle'old S(?u^w a s ander Can* in "Potash and PerlmutThe • article - concludes as follows: I-I.EN ... less friend than.-foe^V'jtrustworthy ter," a First National picture produc- "Say, dear readers, this prayer ten -PAXTON-MITCHELL CO. . l i and Martha Sts. HA. 1662 physician-or a servant..'of. the Klan. ed by Samuel'Goldwyn,r which will times a'day an'd after this, if you had « tSlanafactnrerg . of Brass, -Bronze, BISCUIT -CO. Mnminnm and Soft Gray Iron Castings, And he knew that.FredJFelt the same. start a week'fe engagement.-at the sold your lands to Zionists, if you Ton-are. assured of-soft castings, • as He shivered arlittle; wh'at moref-horri- Strand Thegtfe, starting Sunday, Oc^ have acted'as" Zionist agents or re- we 7machine some from - every heat in Snow White ewn shop." ' ble mark couki-the Klan-puLupon the tober 14th. "• ceived" Zionist pay, if you -have made oor Standard size cast iron and bronze Bakeries in stock. : citizens bf\our free country?than this As'Rosie^Potash, this talented ac- the national question a personal one (Bejr. ©. 8. Pat. Office.) dreadful fear, and -suspicion of one's tress- has a role? that enables her to only, if you have been a "Zionist or neighbor? . • , . . . , , _ give further evidence of her brilliant government spy, if you belong to those Blanche TflfeanwMle. _ had --^stolen ^pantomimic art. She is responsible who let their good houses to Jews and Carpenter Paper Co. downstairs-into -the • garden ;-'the' great for many of the laughs which per- themselves live in bad. houses, say Distrlbntors of F. 8. MORES. Prop.

White trees; threw their [Shadows ,upori •meate this production, and also fig- this prayer and we are sure that you Western Bond—and High Phone Webster 0820 the velveijcJawns her greatfgrand- ures in the scenes of pathos which are will be freed" of the taint of Zionism .Grade Stationery, THE LAUNDRY THAT father ha'd-BeV-out so many..yearsTago; interlarded among the humor. She is and treachery and will become a good Omaha, Nebraska.

EVERYBODY LIKES. 1 doves cooed" from the eaves. She especially convincing as the "pinochle arid devoted nationalist. '

me and" tore 'hisltace. -lie "got away before I-could see who- KB was, but I must h'av*"got through, th'e mask and dug three, fingers in=7=likej$us—'cause my hand, was red "afid •wet'.afterwards and it wasn't my own/blood either."

"Oh, don't,:' shuddered JlJanche. "The doctor who'dressed his wound could te^I. who heWas if'he wanted to," went; on Fred,-_"fcut,:of course, he wont. HeJs either,afraid-of the Klan, or he's;a,member himself:;-! suppose they' think.'they've scared me out of town, buCi'H show '-em, . I wont go— and I wont -keep my". Tnouth". shut,

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. Through the long French -windows "I thought the Klan was rather 'stole the perfumed dusk of a Georgia strong here." ' ' "Oh—but that's against niggers evening; the lights from the rosy and Catholics."" With only one other lamps brought out the rich old pifthogany, the storied dimness of the family Jewish family in town besides us, it portraits; while-the• girl who sat at would be crazy to start fighting ,us, the old-fashioned piano, the .flounces wouldn't i t ? " "Then that business your brother of her pink dress billowing about her^ seemed herself to have been born irt Fred told me about the Klan starting an' early day, when the furniture was a boycott against your father's busi• • •• i\) new and the portraits just paintedj ness—?" . • .

Even the song she sang.was-in^ljeep-1 "Fred always talks too -much," she ing with the dignified room, "Annie evaded pettishly. "You heard what Laurie," and the man who lounged in Harry Robertson told him the oth.er one of the great arm 'chairs.Jbefore* night. I f s much healthier in this the fireplace smiled at her .choice. > neighborhood to. keep quiet about the "Can you stand any morje?'-' Blanche Klan; and the- very next day, didn't smiled up at him, the soqg .ended, her. Fred make a big fuss right' before fingers trailing, over,the yellowed; everybody because they beat up some crackers nobody cares a thing about? keys. i Fred didn't either; he said it was a The visitor from the North, smiled matter of justice and all that stuff." back at her. "Yes, but Pdrather hear The telephone in the hall jangle'd you talk. Southern, girls, .you espe- and,she rose to answer it with.illcially—are such riddles, I wapt you concealed relief. "It would be foolish -.furnish—rwell,.the footnotes.^1 Ypu've for us to quarrel over the Klan, always lived in Georgia, haven't you?" wouldn't i t ? " she flung back over her "Gracious 1 Are you taking the cen- shoulder; smilingly. , " •sus?"

But Feldman did not smile. The Dan Feldman shook his head. eyes he fastened upon the picture of "Never went away to school?" he con- young Harry Robertson that stood on the mantle .were very somber.: "She's tinued' to interrogate her.".

"Not to a college' up North like afraid he's in it, so she's .trying to Brother Fred," she told' hinu "But to defend that dirty work," he told himone of these terribly exclusive, girls' self.

"Please—" .came the strangled cry schools^—daughters of our .first families, special training in department, from the hall, "please—you answer high tea on Sundays, an old .Episco- this."

Feldman was at her side in an inpalian minister for dean. You understant; for.a moment only Jumbled . stand?"

"No, I don't," and he frowned a words reached his ears, but at last he little. "I used to know your father, understood. "Ill get the car and come in a business way .when he came, up at once," he said, and hung up the North to buy. I'm almost old enough receiver.

"What is it, oh, what is i t ? " cried to be your father, arid I'm going to talk, to you like one, too.', Would tie Blanche.

"The Klan got your brother. Steady have liked you to * go to a church school, or would your brother/Fred, now," as she"seemed about to vreel have joined ,a Christian fraternity- at forward, "he's pretty badly beaten up, college if your father were stall aUve ?" but everything will be all right. I l l ' Blanche "looked at 'hini, with wide- drive out and get him; you prepare open -eyes. of astonishment. '"Why, things here and call up. your dbctorfather "never woried about us being if you can trust him. Of course, he particularly Jewish',"- she declared. may belong to the Klan, too,"' he "You see, his grandfather, opened a added bitterly. store here when Lewiatown wasn't Two days later and Fred was able much more than a village, and his to" talk a little of' his experience, his father fought in,the Civil-War; that's kidnaping,-his Hogging at the hands - his picture," nodding her bright heafl of the masked band; he was a Jew toward the oil painting.of a stalwart with a prosperous business and had man in a gray, uniform. "And father refused to be scared out of town by was born and raised here, and helped their boycott; worst of all, he had criticized the Invisible Government in put up the new library .and ' ' every church and hospital .'that asked public.

"A "funny thing,"he" told Feldman, him, and when he died you just should have seen what the papers said about while Blanche sat beside his bed, sadhim. We had a rabbi down from .At- ly in need of food'andsleep, since she lanta, but the ministers from the'Bap- liad refused to leave him even.'for'a tist' and Methodist churches, both moment, "a funny thing how you get a fixed idea and stick to it even spoke, too, at his funeral.

"Which means that you'je not you think you mayn't ever get out of - known as Jews any more ?"„ asked the scrape alive. ' I was just coming put of my office when they grabbed Feldman.

"Well, we've never exactly. denied me; it was light .enough yet to see it. Mother wouldn't hear of it> but, they were all masked and that got me of course,-we ydung people feel we're good and sore; I couldn't fight 'em in the open. They handcuffed me, but I ,_ just—well, Americans."

"Especially your sister who married made up my mind if I got loose even for a minute I'd-mark one of 'em for "I reckon -when you fall in love you life, even if they killed me for it. And got other things "to think, about "than when they' got through with me and your beau's religion," defended let me go, I fell on the man nearest Blanche. "Mother felt' pretty,/bad about -Sadie marrying the To'mpkins boy, but they always .went together since they could walk almost, ,snd he was over here all the time—" "Just like the Robertson boy nowadays," "suggested Feldman.

The girl flushed scarlet. "You don't need to begin teasing me," she defied him. 'Tve known Harry all my life and I'm not ashamed of liking, him; There ' is considerable either. And his sister and I' are' just change in. the style * of. like real sisters^—they're over here or ladies' coats this fall.

I'm over there. Bu£ you can tease Many old garments can be me about him, if you want to." made to conform to the new styles by careful alteration.

"My dear child,"- the older man.'s We are doing it in "many voice had grown suddenly grave. ."I cases. don't want to tease" you about Harry Kobertson, or anybody , else. But, . Bring your coat in and somehow; I feel like an old friend* although, I'm only_ a stranger to, you talk it over with us and let us advise what can be younger, people. So please,, consider done.

•• ' anything" I*, say as purely impersonal.

As I said before, you're, an, interestIf - no alteration : is deing study.'to me—a Jewish-jgiri" who sired, let us clean or, dye it seems almost as \»n-Jewish as. any of and put in first class condi~ the!ft A. K. in your aristocratic so'tion. *-- ciety."- ' - . \ " ' Our prices are very "Well, am I so.very-different from' reasonable and our work all-the, Jewish' girls you know-!in the' is guaranteed in every North?" she~ehall9nged. • ' respect.

"Very. different) and I'm trying to.

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