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OMAHA, NEBRASKA", THUKSDAY, NOVEMBER 29/ 192S

RABBI YAFFE, LEADING ORTHODOX RABBI, DEAD j

Members of: Women's Organization Are Assisting . i n Making Home to Home Canvass.

"NewYork, (J. T. A.) j — Shlomo Elhanan Yaffe, for the last 24 -years the leading Rabbi-of : the Orthodox Synagogues of Greater " New, York,' died Thursday evening in the :JBeth Israel-Hospital.- He entered the.hospital two -weeks ago and -was operated on, pneumonia later setting id and causing-his,-death. . | Funeral services were held. Friday morning a t ' the residence, 207 East Broadway.

•-.•". " • , Kabbi Yaffe -was born -in Kbvno, Eussia, sixty-six years ago and came here in 189L' He left a widow, three sons and two daughters. ; Directly-news of his death spread down-town, mourning congregations filled" the Beth Midrasfr Hagodol on Norfolk Street. " Eulogies were-iaade

by Dr. Herbert M. Goldstein, Babbi

With the. Federation facing one of the most critical situations m its history, with a "deficit of $12,000 that must be met before the end of December, every Jewish.man and woman in the city is being called" upon to come to the aid of Omaha's most important communal organization., m Not/only are" members who are delinquent in their subscription;, payments being solicited to secure final payment of their .pledges, but non-subscribers are also being urged to join at this time, and send their subscriptions to the Federation, office in the Lyric Building. . ».

-^Women;s organizations affiliated with the Federation are M. Z. Margolies and Dr. making strenuous.efforts to colieet all back'dues and enroll new members. Members of the Jewish Women's Welfare Organization especially are.active and in the field every day, under the direction of Mrs. Wm. L. Holzmah, determined that every dollar they can collect from their members shall.be collected to apply on the,1923 budget of the Federation.. .

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President Coolidge's Thanksgiving Day Pioclamation "The year, has brought to OUT people, two tragic experiences which have deeply affected them," the President-said in his proclamation. "One was the-,iieffit3i of" our" beloved President Harding, which has been mourned wherever there is a realization ,of "t£e worth "of high ideals, noble purpose ^md unselfish service carried even to the end of supreme sacrifice. •

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Murder of Two Jews in Dublin Leads Police To Probe KuKfax Rumor

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Jewish' Committee Bore Brant Jewisk Homes Borabed Neai Hanover; Graves Defiled of Feeding 3,000,000 at Badhcmbnrg.

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300-00& JEWISH ORPHANS JEWS WOUNDED. BEATEN REPORTED STILL IN NEED IN ROUMANIAN ATTACK.

New York, (J. T. A.)—The part the Bucharest. {J. T, A.) Three JewJewish Joint Distribution Committee took in bringing relief to Eussisn ish students were severely injured and Jews before, during and since the many have gotten off with lighter acute famine was described by Lewis wounds, in an attack on tho Jewish S. Straus, acting chairman of the sub- student body by the anti-Semitic seccommittee on Russia in an interview tion of the School of Medicine at Ihe with the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. University of Klausenberg.

Mr. Straus indicated while the comProfessor Jakobovici, rector of the mffcteTs vrork in Russia, which sur- University of Klauscnberg, has be«n.

"By"experiences such as these, men and nations jasssed all ©£ its other activities, is to forced to resign his office because o£ • are tested and refined. We have been blessed with «nd soon, steps have been taken to his defense of the Jewish tiudents^ much -of material prosperity. We shall be better insure the indefinite continuance of Professor Jakobovici has publicljable to appreciate it if we remember the privations others have suffered, and we shall be the more the reconstruction work by foreign opposed the "numerKs clatraus," reworthy of it-if we use it for their relief. • We will and local organisations on the spot. ! centlr publishing a series of articles do" well then to render thanks for the good that • "With the approaching termination! on the importance of the Jew in tho - has come t o n s , and show by our actions that we have become- stronger, .wiser and truer by the Meanwhile for the collection of the man, Philip Sher, Sam'Kobinson, Erof-the work of the Joint Distribution scientific and economic life in Rouia. This has made him the butt chastenings vwhich have been imposed upon us. subscriptions of 457 members, 250 of nest Meyer, H. Hirschman,-Sam Leon; Interesting. Program", Arranged 'for Committee in Kassia a chapter in of the anti-Semitic Rotation and durThis Occasion by,Members. ' "" j j •whom have to date made no payment Dave Sherman, Jack Alberts, Harry international phUsntrophy is about to "W-e will thus prepare ourselves for the part we close," said Mr. Straus. "The work I ™g his lectures SP Professor of Suron'their 1923 pledges, 21 teams of Frankel, Harry. Trustin, B. A. Simon, must take in a world which gorever needs the full measure of'.service. We'have been a most favored has been done rnder the inspired £ « r this semester has been subjected women workers, under, the direction of R. Kulakofsky^'Harry Lapidas, Louis ALL ORTHODOX SYNAGOGUES -people. We ought to be a most generous people.

TO TAKE PART. Mrs. •' Harry - Malashock, started out Nathan, Albert Wohlner, Sam Kaplan, . direction of Dr. Boris Bcgen and Mr. to all manner of indignities.

We have been a most blessed people. We ought The cgitFvtion culminated Jti his leclast Sunday for' a week's drive. Al- Sam Levy, Charles Levinson, Samuel I Joseph Rosen and is surpassed, both to be a most thankful people." ture room recently when students ready some of the reports made by Schaefer, Jake Blank, Arthur Mus- ... Habbi.. J. - M. Charlop, the. recently * in the extent of territory covered and elected EabbI of the four Orthodox these teams indicate that the workers kin. iri the number of men, -women and shouting, "Down with Jakoboviei, will be highly successful in their task. children vrho have been kept alive and friends of the Jews," compelled the "The women have undertaken.a big Synagogues, B'nai Israel, Beth Hame- Each .worker has pledged to see every job," said Harry Malashock, chairman drosh Hagodil, B'nai Jacob, the Adass later pat back into the vray of earning- Ecctor to fieo from the classroom.

The students l&ter staged a demonsubscriber on her list and to bring in of the Federation Finance Committee, Yeshuren, will be , installed. Sunday a living, all the activities -which the stration outside, hi? house, one of them a 100. per cent collection before the today, "and I- am- sure they .-will be evening at seven o'clock at the B'nai Joist Distribution Committee has conend of the drive. ; . ' . ducted to date. When one looks back firing a shot through a window. successful. But our subscribers" can Israel Synagogue, Eighteenth and ChiProfessor Jakobovici declares ha "There are thousands of dollars of save their own time and the commit- cago streets. A rabbinical committee to the short period that has elapsed subscriptions that cjstn be ^collected by tees by mailing in their checks. They composed.of S. Eavitz, chairman, and sines 1921. at -which time Sussia, and will settle in Bucharest as a private practitioner. women," said Mrs. Malashock. "We all know what they owe, they all know the Messrs. M. JBlank,' A- G. Wein- Lecture Held Urafer Auspices $330,€00 of $500,663 of Quota Already in particular the Ukraine, was pracThe anti-Semites* boast that the have done it in the past and we will •what the Federation is and the -work stein, L..BIotcky, A. Cohn, L. Levintically a dark continent, the efficiency Reached.

Brotherhood of "temple IsraeL do it',an this emergency.' When we it is doing, and they know what a ca- son, M. Zwibelman and IS.'. Rasnlck, and rapidity vdth which this under- Grown Prince has promised his assistance to the anti-Semitic students tell 'the story of the 118 children, of. lamity it would be for this city if.thf and. a reception committee "composed . Prof. S. H. CIsxk of the University New York.—A total of $350,000 to- taking was put through car. be someis denied in. a semi-official statement of the Mesdames.S. Eavitz, J.-Katlethe sick, ^f-the widows', of the tuber- -work of the Federation -would have to York's quota was. an- what better appreciated. of Chicago ,-vdll reader a dramatic ward just issued.

Silverman; M. Tatle,' H. Lecular unfortunates" that the Federa- be'curtailed in "Under the leadership of the greatreading of ChaitniBg Pollock's -widely nounced by Chairman" Sol. M. Stroock A deputation cf anti-Jewish stution'is ielpihg every' day, no one can vey, A; G. "Weiristein, L. Blotcky, E. discussed play "Th^ ,|£pol£jcfc fTempIe at the conclusion -ef the first rally of est pMlsnthrOjsist cf all time., Herbert dents waited on t^c CVOTMI Prince, tc fefuse-oTtr appeal?*—: -."" * ""* ~"" "~ Israel Saturday evening*, De^snsber S, -cainpaigit "workefs" af-tfte Sotsl "SBtsr' Hoover, BBSSSS -wffi ope3*e*i vp ia 1S£1, whom the letter IF quoted to have Women associated .with Mrs. Malaespecially to. pay our appropriaunder the a-uspices of Temple Israel last Thursday night. Among the moE.1 as a resist of.the Riga Agreement, said-: shock in this -work include: Mesdames tions to*- the national institutions af- Bochman and J. Finkel, have' ar- Brotherhood Lecture Course. It is a notable results reported §45,955 and the Joint Distribution Committee "1 advise you to devote yourself to Joe Pepper, J. J, Slosberg, Arthur filiated with the Federation," said ranged the following'program to be story of faith exemplified in the' life ]h? Congregation B'nai Jeshurun to- was the first of several organizations your stadtes. Your demands for reaota o f Bosenblum, Jake Malashock, Joe Lip- Samuel Schaefer,, superintendent, to- given at the installation: , , Mr. Hoover called upon to help him. of a young minister. ***& »*» Q 150,000, and S2S.O00 striction of the freedom of Cnntor J. yieister sey, Edward Kraus, Morris Milder, DrJ <jay. "We give these institutions so 1» ETenlnK Service I by Temple Arsshei Chesed toward its From that time forward the com- students are impopsibls. especially 2. Chatmcka Serviec_Cantor G. Frei'shtat A. Greenberg, Tolman Kaplan, Wm. M t t l e comparatively for a city of our 3. Chanucka Hymn ' ;>Hjuota of 30,000. The Society fcr the mittee has taken a prominent part in your demands regarding the instituPupils of Talnmfl Torah Milder, Abe Somberg, Jake Simon, size and for the work they do for us, '$. Address, -^Advancement.of Judaism has .raises the continuous fight against famine tion of the 3 I r . Henry Monsky l I clfustis.

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Os^ar, .* ..^i.*,**.***^ Max Fromkin, Sam Cohn, Morris Fe- that-the least Omaha can da is-to .,-.£$10,000, Washington Heights Congre- and disease, both in cooperation with turn for your Accompanied-by. Mrs. Mas Fromkin, behavior T y g rer, H. G. Fleishman, Ike Levy-, ^ske its remittancer to them on time, •ft. Address of Welcome .$7,500, Congregation Shaare the organisation of Mr. Hoover and 4. pupil of tbe • . 'City Talmud Torah, lntrodTiceil by E.i support you in the Hi5\dinp of ^ ^ Blanche Sachman, Abe Leibowitz, R. s o t]j a t a ^ j . p r e s s i n g financial prob$,000, Monte/ore Congregrati&n later, when the American Relief Ad' • Elocb. principal. " • | student's and in the solidificaM. Shales, L. Graetz, Harry Silver- i e m s ' m a y ^ e eased in some measure." 7. Selections .Pupils of South "Side f • .'of the Bronx $3,OG0j Shaarey Torah, ministration finally withdrew from j £ ™ ~ f " yhome o u r ' mutual aid Talmud Torah, directed by Sam Xaffe i ' Brooklyn, 51,300."

"Take the Jewish Orphans* Home in 8. Address—.— B.abM P. Checbanovitz Bussia, the Joint Distribution Com-1 £j o n s » 9. Ell Ell Cantor Preishtut's son " Functions in connection with the mittee operated on an independent Cleveland, for example," continued 10. ^he Crown Prince is reported alw Introduction Mr. S» Rarits -campaign to be given in the near fa- basis.

Mr. Schaefer. "The latest report from 31. Respond Rabbi J. M. Charlop to have denied the- petition to By audience, tare include a community meeting of this institution sho"ws that it cost' dur- 12. America—Hatikvoh "In connection with the Joint Dis-j two of the leeadcrf of the- recent Fa?accompanied by Mrs. Mas Fromkin Far Hockaway, Lawrence and Cedar* tribution Committee the American i ing the past year $480 per year to cisti plot, Codrennu and Mctzo. This Kabbi Charlop was born and raised hurst, L. L, on December 2; a ban- Relief Administration organized its' care for each orphan housed there. a matter ever which the Minister in Palestine, -where he graduquet at Mt. Vernon on December S; Omaha had during that year, and still now historically famous Food Draft! o r j U£ tiee had sole jurisdiction, ated from - a. Talmud Acade'another at the Brooklyn Jewish Cen, „, „ has, 21 children in the Home. We pay my. He ' came to . this -counter on December 6, and one in South System for the remittance of food j p^ncc i? understood to have replied.

Both Crimes Commuted at Night and fte H o m e ? 1 8 0 0 p e r y e a r > OT -i50,per try about three years-ago, entering packages from the people of the ) . —— in Similar Manner.

•Brooklyn on December 18. month, for vrork that it costs the the National Institution of TheologUnited States to relatives and friends j r Eeports received by B&bbi Mas $840 per ical Seminary, from -which place he 'DM •!"Drob, national chateau of the cam- in Russia. Through this single agency j the least APPREHENDING MURDERERS this institution is to pay our pledge, was ordained a-Jewish Orthodox Rabpaign with headquarters at lOS.P&rk the Joint Distribution Committee andj bi. Upon graduation Tie served as avenue, since the beginning of the its committees throughout the United little as it is, to it on time and -when Rabbi of the Orthodox Community week, shows contributions outside cf States forwarded upwards of $7,0v>0,• Dublin.—A man named Eanley, -who it becomes due. of Canton, Ohio, for more than. a , New.York City amounting to $240,000 O0Q worth of food to Russia.

More Than 400 People Present at is said to have boasted that he had "The same thing g is true with ;all year, and upon resigning from that as follows: New England reports Meelinjr. been sent to Ireland by the Ku Klux o u r national institutions. The National position he came to Omaha. Rabbi PBOF. S. H. CLARK. I GOQ. Boston is to launch its cam?3O) Klan "to "murder Jews," is t being Jewish Hospital at Denver spends S60 Charlop is considered-a' very influenDes Moines, la.—Mow than Prof. Claik interprets the varying paign at a dinner on December 16 sought in connection with the recent p e r month in curing Omaha's tuber- tial speaker in Hebrew, Jewish, and roles of the men, women, and a young "with Loins I. Kirstein as chairman. hundred people attended the open English, and has already begun to bemurder of two Jewish citizens of Dub- cular patients. There are now 11 of meeting of lacal B'nai B'rith Mondar !in. The outrage bears every mark them at the Hospital. We have come active in social -work in -foe city. girl in such a way as to individualize New York State, exclusive of New The Local Jewish National Fund everir.g at the Jewish Communitythem. He is at will, kindly, humorous, York City, reports $35,000. New Jer>f an organized pogrom and has re- pledged the Hospital §1,500 forrthis will hold its annual Flag day Sunday, Center. An interesting program was sey reports $35,000.

Pennsylvania resuited in efforts on the part of police y e a r i $125 per month, or about S11.40 serious and melo dramatic December 2. Jewish National Fxmd arranged vdth three principal spe»Vports $S5,0Q0. Philadelphia, under the to follow not only the Hanley blue, for e a eh patient. We must, to save Prof. Clark is foremost among Bcxes -vrili be put in homes c£ all sub- ers, ail from Omalia, Nebr. The leadership of Jules E. Mastbaom, is but to investigate the activities of a o n r g o o d name, pay these pledges bedramatic readers. "The Fool" has to launch" its campaign at a dinner on scribers. The volunteers will visit speakeirs of the evening were Messrs.

Dand of Dublin yonng men. who are fore the end of the year." realized much popularity and has been mown to have anti-Semitic views.

November 25. Pittsburgh, with May- every Jewish home in the citySunday Harry K. Lapidus, who spoke on ibft Men" workers, under the direction of The Omaha Hebrew-club will hold received by many critics and endorsed rice Avner as' chairman, will .launch to sell the Hags, the money to be used subject of "Tlw National Jewish HosThe first victim of Dublin anti- Mr. Malashock, will begin an intensive by many organizations for uplift and Semitism was Bernard Goldman, -who collection campaign next for the larg- a special meeting Sunday afternoon, public good. its campaign on December 9. Ohio to buy land in Palestine and to help pital:" Sam J. Leon, second vice presDecember 2, at Jewish Community svas shot two weeks ago. The second e r amounts still outstanding. reports $15,000. Cleveland will launch in the upbuilding of the laud. preaident of Pistrict No. 6, spoke o» Center. At this 'meeting nomination ?ictim, Emanuel Kahn, was murdered ' :—— More volunteers §re wanted to sell "Altruistic Principles of the B'nai its campaign on December S tmder the Wednesday morning. Both men were ' ^ n , ^ ,,^-r, "' ' and election of officers will be held JUSTICE.ELECT LEVY GOES ON leadership of Sol. Ulmer. Younfcstown flags on Sunday and all volunteers B'rith;" Harry Silverman, president for the ensuing term. .

Free Government employes, but had BERNSTEIN'S CASE TO BERLIN" •• j is to launch its campaign on Decetn- will meet Saturday evening at seven "of Omaha lodge, K?"'k«b on "The BeFORD-REMOVED . Mr. S. EJ Klaver, Deputy .'County - NewMISSION ;aken no active part in politics. The AGAINST FORDRE York. (J. T. A.) Supreme ber 2. Detroit reports $20,000. Lou- o'clock- at the City Taisnud Torah, lationsHp Between Des Moir.es and TO FEDERAL COURT Assessor, who was to have "delivered Court Justice-Elect nen -were attacked in a similar man-, Aaron J. Levy isviUe and Baltimore each report ?10,- where they will receive their flags and Omaha Lodger-." J. S. Slate, vice an address at the meeting last Sunjer. They -were hailed a t night by a ' boxes PO as to begin the canvass Sun- prcssder.t of the local lodge, was chfeirsailed for Europe on the steamship New York. (J. T. A.) "Inquiries day afternoon, but who conceded Ms Paris for a few weeks* vacation be5ang of men as they were on their day raorning. xnsn cf tho meeting-. home and asked to state their have been made as to the status of date to Eabbi Chiechenovitz, of New fore going on the bench. He said he TO PRESENT The, Jewish' business men of Des religious faith. When they said they my suit for libel against Henry Ford York, who is in the city foria short Moines held a luncheon Monday noofc had a semi-official mission in Berlin! will speak at this meeting._His EABBI YAFFE, LEADING CHANUCKA PROGRAM were Jewsj the assassins drew revbl- and The Dearborn Independent," Herat the Savcry betel in honor of the but would not discuss it. i O8TE0BGX BABBL DEAD ?ers and shot them. Secret service man Bernstein, editor of the Jewish subject will be "Beneficial InformaThe Students of the South Sids Tslthree Omaha speakers.

Robert LapJustice Levy is vice-president of the New York. (J. T. A.) Shlotna Elhaxgents are inclined to follow the Klan Tribune said.. "As is know, cash. of tion to Taxpayers."

Torah will present a Ch&sucks pen, member of the General CommitAmerican Jewish Congress and it is :heory. Others trace it to pogrom Mr. Ford amounting to $115,834.74 m Sunday evening, Decem* an Yaffe, for the last twenty-foui tee of District No. 6, was chairman at thonught likely his trip to Earope ifforts of Irish bigots. That many has been attached and has never been Postpone Meeting ©f Women's her 9, st 7:30 at the Casgregatioa of years the leading rabbi of the Ortho- this was undertaken partially in the interIrishmen deplore the stain that has released.

Isrsel Synagogue, Twenty "fifth snd <J dox synagogues of Greatci Hew York, Welfare OrgaBlzatifKi. est of that feody. | died November 15 in ihe Beth Israel been placed upon the record of the ' T am informed by my attorney, The Jewish Women's Welfare. Orstreets.

Ottavra, Out. <J. T. A.) J. A. Robb, tity appears from the following state- Mr. Samuel Untermyer, that before ganization will meet on Tue>d*ay, DeAll Omaha Jews &re invited to at- hospital. He entered the hospital tvo ment issued by the Irish Independent: - the time to answer my complaint ex- cember* 11, instead of December-4. ' The, Officers and Social Committee tend. Kabbi J. 5L Chsrlop will de- weeks sgo EJid was operated en, Slinister of Immigration, announced pneumonir later setting in aad caus- foHo-Kip.g a. conference with wett . "If this crime is anti-Semitic,' as pired, Mr. Ford ;and The Dearborn There will be an election of officers of the Aguduth Achiin club have chos- liver sax address. provincial delegates and transporteing Ms death. tome believe it is, we want to assure Independent removed the case from 'and all members are earnestly Te- en Sunday evening, December 9, for TYPHUS SAGES Habbi Yaffe was bora, in Kovna, tion officials, that Csnada's f«tur« the Jewish people of Dublin feat, the the State Court to the United States quested to be present at this import- their twenty-second annual ball to be j AMONG LODZ JEWS policy •will mean a lowwhole Irish,people deplore the affair. District Court for the Southern Ufa- ant meeting at the Jewish Community given at the Swedish Anditoriuis. The' Lodz. (J.-T. A.) A typhus epidcaa- Russia, sixty-sis years ago, and came g py It siouid not be forgotten that,,dur- trict of New York, on the theory that Geater December 11 at three o'clock. following are the officers and mem- ic is raging in the Jewish quarter of» here in 1891. He left & tridow, three ering of the bars to admit people *f . ing the recent national struggle, the the defendants are non-residents of ber& of the social committee of the Lodz. The ixnrm council met in special seas sud two daughters. all nationalities able and -willing' tfc Irish "people received loyal support the State of New'York. The petition Mr. J. B. Robinson, treasurer -9! the dab-. Reuben Ferer, president; Joe conference' recently to take action Directly news of V 1E daath spread •work. Only "certain taadosirable^*' for "removal was filled, on. October 31. locaLJKeren Hayesood, Tensitted. $1500 ;SeigeM» -vice president; • Jake -iRosen- against the spread cf the epidemic ia down-town, mourning congregant from. *he Jews." not be allowed, Mr. SoSb stated. the Beth Mi&rasfc Hsgoodol.cn •Harry Wine, vice president of the The record must belled in the United $0 the" Keren Hajessod Headquarters blt blatt, treas-iirerj S S. Wi Weiss, Bseretsry; otber t b . te dt als» asted the* i att tb tbs dty» fe-wish community of Dublin, says., States Court^hy November 30 and the [in New York Cit?. -The Oiaalia-fififfir. street. ms&s poitaflon JL B. Iterer, A- While, * Heporte froffi SSstas, .Hstdc, sad tfee •'~£ha.t the Irish Government is doing, answeis. of the defendant are due {Jasittes.Is aiming, to eolleeiih® pledgesJ . P . Croaa.Be sxtd J-ee Levin are txtexit-, Josfcyaia ajfe. ship , f*m for. and Dr. *••: its xttmost to solve Hie murders.', ' thirtv days thereafter.** for beadmy there• of the social year His loss recalled the nation to a less captious . and roora charitable attitude. It sobered the whole tbqtsgitt of the country. A little later came the unparalleled disaster to tie friendly people- of Japan. This, called forth from the people of the United States a demonstration of deep and humane feeling. It was wrought into the substance of good works. It created new evidences- of our internaliosal "friendship -which is a guarantee of. -world • peace. It replenished the charitable impulse of the, country.

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The j much for him.. The subsidizing of drives not only tolerable but desire.

'Teachers* Seminary and Peoples' the .'fHashiloah" has now been able.

1 University", a school • where emphasis assumed, 'by I^bfessor'Mordeeai %l' Published aver? Thursday at Omaha, ffebnsfta. by ' is placed on the Hebrew language Kaplan, ,on" 'fcehalf of the;' Society WD0 JEWtSB PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY. and nationalist culture - celebrated for the advancement of Judaism who Office; 482 Brondeia fheatre Building.—Telephone: Jackson 837& recently the accession to its member- drafted the 'old Hebraic standbys-^NATBANE. GR^KN, Manager. ship of a number of scholars, and Sol C. Lamport, Israel Matz and How shall we give our thanks, when now the time public-spirited men. Aiming to pre- one or two others. ' Which makes the closing of! the bravest days ..$2.50 Was Principal Speaker at Council of Subscription Price.- one year.,. pare teachers -for schools and Talmud Has come again? How show that we would give Advertising rates tarnished on application.

Jewish Women Convention.

Torahs this institution popularlyMore than life service in our.words of praise?

And Yiddish maintains its strugNOT PRINTED FOB PERSONAL PROFITr^Profite from th« publica-' known as "Tarbuth" struggled along Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, prestioa of The Jawlab Preaa are to be given to worthy communal causes. for three years without arousing gle, a straggle which has elicited ident of the International Women's What means our words to Him, whose gracious care tile unreserved praise of Ludwig attention. It finally succumbed to Has blest us with a bounty full and free, - CHANGS Off ADDRESS—PlesM fflv* both tb* old and Bsw eddrest* Lewisohni the celebrated /un-Jevdsfa Suffrage League, will be in Omaha at to son u d i l n nor BUPO. the inevitable public function where When at our threshold stands, a hungry one Jew who was moved by the dramatic four o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Dethe necessity for the institution and Whose weary eyes no proffered help can see?

The -Jevyish Press is supplied by the Jewish telegraphic Agency {Jewish eloquence-of .Miriam Ellas, of thejeember 4. She will speak on that its ramifications were dwelt cn-^and Correspondence Bureau) with cabled snd telegraphic Jewish news, in addition "Habimah." cast at her Hebrew per-; evening at the Fontenelle Hotel on *o feature articles and correspondences from ail important Jewish centres, What mean our words to Him, when we touch lives appealed for—with \*hat success it formance the other night to pay"Peace or War, Which Do We Want?" inquiries regarding news- items credited to this Agency will be gladly All.bare of love and friendship, and we give is not known. tribute to the persistence of Yiddish. . She is coming here under the auanswered if addressed to Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 114 Fifth Avenue.

Naught of the riches of our time and hearts, Mew York City. .There has just been organized a Jew- spices of the League of Women VotThat.spirits may be quickened, and'hope live?

The Jewish Education Association, ish Theatre Society maintaining a ers. composed largely of men, formerly theatrical school and there is still Mrs. Catt spoke at the convention THE FEAST OF ILLUMINATION An empty word Is thanks, unless we say it loud the hackbone of the Bureau of Jew- the "Yiddisher Kultur Klub" with of the Council of'Jewish Women that Chanukah, known as the Feast of Illumination and by other In bread and meat, in kindly word and deed! ish Education tinder the New York its zealous recruit and ambassador, was held recently in St. Louis, Mo., titles of similar intent, will be celebrated in Jewish circles for Then humbly thank Him that we are so blest Kehillah is quietly continuing its two- to the non-Yiddish world, Dr. Abram where she was presented with 1,000 eight days, beginning on the evening of December 2nd, and endThat we can give to fill another's need! • • fold drive. It is driving1 the un-Gideon. So that if Dr. Samuel Shul- j 'chrysanthemums, representing the ing December 10th. • schooled ^ children into the Hebrew man should make' his general attack i number of new members joining the The origin of this festival dates from the stirring historical ISABELLA R. HESS. Schools, .(without caring what kind on Yiddish as a perverted jargon a j league. "When Mrs. Catt arrives in events connected with the uprising of the Maccabees in the year of schools so long as they teach _ a little more specifie there will be mores Omaha she will be wearing a $3,000 ("The Ark") 165 B. C. E., when Antiochus Epiphanes, the Syrian King, sought modicum, of Jewishness), and it is than one champion to question • his j sapphire and diamond bar piiTgiven to enforce his religion on the subject peoples of his vast domains. to her by the women suffrage league urging the Jews of means to provide Under the banner of the Asmoneans as they were called, Matta- ^lliillllllillilIlIllllllIllllllltlllfllllJlIUlllllflftllfllillllililllllilllfllllBtlllllllllllElUllIlr half a million dollars as the •driving authority, of the United States. * ' * * thias, a priest of Modin, a suburb of Jerusalem, and his sons of the Seminary. has been brought to • of Philadelphia, who in his capacity power. The automobile parades, banMrs. Catt has been voted the most rallied a small band of followers who rebelled against the Syrians. the attention of the public. Even as President of the Union of Ortho- ners and floats have disappeared, but One Jewish millionaire grown tired noted woman of her time. She b of receiving receiving invitations invitations to to dinners dinners Warfare ensued and by miraculous victories the few and feeble the perverbial reserve and humility dox Rabbis excludes from the pale there still remains the cars in theof overpowered the mighty army sent out. against them by theof Jewish scholarship has been sacri- of "Torah. and fear of heaven" in- street cars advertising through the enough to destroy the best of digest- b e e n &ven honorary degrees tromtwo Syrian tyrant. . ' - . . • ions could solve the problems of a U umversitaes, and not only has shebeen acco ded on the altar of the dollar endow- stitutions the Seminary in Washing- mouth of President Coolidge the the struggling Jewish seats of learn-' honors in the admiration United States, In the year 165 B. C. E., Judah, the Maccabee, and his army ficed advisability of continuing Jewish ing and of all Hebrew, Jewish and but fhas also received and ment.

From the roll' of the Rabbinton Heights Is the proud father of a re-entered the Temple at Jerusalem) and. purified the altar by ical graduates of the Institution, the prominent graduate of this institu- learning and tradition. Besides this d respect from European countries. removing.the defilements that had been offered thereon by the distinguished men on its faculty, tion, Dr. -Israel Herbert Leventhal, unique method of campaigning, the Yiddish cultured movements by offer- While on a recent trip to Europe she Syrians. In commemoration of this event the festival of Cha- even- down to the literary treasurers who together with the other graduate Association through its leaders, Dr. ing, conditions similar •' to those of was honored at an afternoon recepnukah was instituted by Judah with the approval of- the elders in the Seminary's rare collection of rabbis of the "Schechter Seminary" David De Sola Pool, Bernard Seme! Julius Eosenwald to the negro com- tion in Budapest. In Prague she was of the congregation of Israel., When the fire had been kindled books everything utilizeable from the is taking a conspicuous part in theand others have made one radical munities throughout the country- honored at a reception and supper.

That would solve the financial probanew on the altar and the candle sticks lighted, the dedication publicity stunt man's point of view departure in drafting a class of lem or the institutions, but would i The vast crowd that met her there of the altar was celebrated for eight days. Torches were lighted has been utilized, as indeed it hadendowment fand, drive.

Jews never before known to have and processions formed. Lights were, also kindled in . all to be utilized, to bring intp stark and associated withanything Jewish, is.no tnearly evident enough as it is. joy. When in Berlin Mrs. Catt spoke Fortunately it is not always rehouseholds.

• . namely the theatrical profession. For Until such time as American Jewry in the Tribune of the Reichstag, besudden prominence an institution served to the minimum Jews to show This festival has appealed to the imagination of the people] had been scrupulously guarded a spirit of. tolerance to maximum this bit of prospecting, which it is is faced with the necessity of accept- ing the first time a woman not a memof Israel for centuries. Many legends are preserved recounting! which popular view, and instrusion. Jews. It sometimes does happen the understood has netted the association ing an individual philanthropists bet cf Parliament has been thus honthe miraculous intervention of Providence in behalf of Israel.] against The result what was intended to other way. Here ia Dr. Chaim Teher- a considerable good deposit, the Jew- patronage^—and that time is not iaored. She has traveled over 100,000 The story of the discovery of a cruse of undefiled oil which when bs a great was ish Education Association deserves site—the drive method •will have to miles for the cause of woman sufpublic show,—the dinnsr nowitz teaching Talmud at the kindled burned for eight days, thus assigning, as i t were, the ish Institute of .Religion.

For years recognition.

I be had recourse to whenever finances frage and annually answers 10,000 letWednesday night. period during which the festival was to be observed, is one of Dr. Tehernowitz has tried through * * * " * * * run low. I t is alright for the negroes ters from those also interested in this those legends. The ttjartyrdom of Hannah and her sons is anwritings under his self-efacing That the Hebrew reading among to have our Rosenwald supporting j cause. other. Rather than submit her sons to the degradation of ri^an But though the appeal was wide- his pseudonym "Eav Zair" (young New York's million and a half Jews something like 20,000 schools. I t is worship she was forced to witness their torture and was herself spread the response was desultory. rabbi) not toofadapt traditional Juda- have for their nourishment one not a bad thing for us that the finally slain for refusing' to yield to the threats of the oppressor. Of the three elements who constitute ism modern requirements E Jfinal Close-Out of the 5 bat to have monthly ("The Hatoren", edited by negroes have our Eosenwald. But it our community representatives of trro The feast of Chanukah is celebrated today in a spirit.of Goklstein Jewelry Co. is s life penetrated by traditions Rueben Brainin) and only one week- would never do for us, and the knowlrejoicing.' Following the precedent of centuries lights are kindled came^-the handful of, Vhavcs" whomodern now in progress. If you g Judaism.

His acceptance of a post ly, (the "Hador", published by the edge of .this fact is what makes the are in need of any £• in the homes. One candle the first night, increasing the number knew they could be asked to. give, Histadruth Ivrith) is of" course the came to give and stayed to give; ami at the ultra-modern Institute may Jewelry or Silverware, now is — till the eighth. In home and religious school an effort is made . your chance_ to buy them at s of the Hebrew reading public to remind the present,generation of the. fervor of their illustrious, the* rather large delegation of have- perhaps be an-evidence not only of fault your own price.

S does .to read Hebrew. For it ancestors who placed God above-all and fealty to His iaw as nots who1 are. so utterly certain that unquenchable liberalism and of broad- which under no circumstances could anyone' ress of mind but perhaps of pros- is otherwise inconceivable, that there the greatest consecration to which man could be decuV^ted. suggest that they give anything for', elityzing zeal. ! But it also speaks are not enough Hebrew readers to CMrspodist and Scant?

To the Jewish people of this generation ChanukaL re-affirms Shop anything.

The haves who will not' volumes for the liberalism of the Eupport a daily. Yet even the their abiding faith in 'God's justice. For it is in and through Established ism solitary monthly is not borne by the tstb &nd Hern*? etrwts. history that God's justiee is revealed. Thus the Jewish people give could not be dragged to the founder and President of the In-readers, 151C Farnam St. cs s cisance to Epbut by a very small group Give function ox had they/been dragged, stitute, Dr. Stephen S. Wise, who ireciate yonr business For feel that God must prevail since it is;He who breaks the bows hastened to invite Dr. TehemowitE of Hebraic philanthropists. All appointments cell 4s. J5774. of nnVhty men and girds with strength those who stumble. v- drugged into giving.'so soon after his arrival in this attempts at establishing a Hebrew . There is no special service in the Synagogue to celebrate country, before .the, other seats of press in this country lead one to be It was a disheartening spectacle, this day but there are additional scriptudal readings and a special learning could engage him. pessimistic conclusion that only destructive of many fond delusions, prayer that is "recited on the Sabbath of the festive week of * .* * through, the appearance of some a show. auguring ill for the overChanukah in -whicir the.-worshippers recall the mighty miracles, Jew loving Hebrew without and victories wrought in their behalf' in the days, of Matta- whelming majority of individuals of Not all Jewish effort earns for wealthy being able to read it, will there by the" community.

It -must have .been i itself a niche in the gallery of notable thias and his sons. particularly distressing to the rep-| affairs.. Press immortality of twenty- a chanc efor a Hebrew press. The Thus Chanukah voices. the hope that eventually the valor resentatives of orthodox Jewry to. four hours come only to' Jewish present group of Hebrew patrons has of the few, championing justice and truth, will prevail over the Have had it demonstrated .fo clearly j movements associated with names of taxed itself abundantly. To its "better results are hordes who are striving to instil race-hatred, selfishness and that an institution consecrated to] con- leaders recognized by the American burden has been added the "Hashiviolence among men* r All Jewish people trust that as in the days servajlve,-, "is" in' 'imminent newspaper profession. Nevertheless, loah" of Jerusalem, which had to assured. "by using}/ of old when a sniaU band overpowered a mighty host, so the few danger"1 butJudaism for "the "headship of Re- \ evidences of-things stirring are notsuspend recently when the one New who now cleave unto God will in the later days be victorious formed Jews. The magnanimity of wanting in corners of tills city to York Jew who promised to support over the many who are strong- and firmly entrenched.

Reformed Jews like Louis Marshall, \ "which reporters of the Metropolitan it found after one year it was too Standard Since?

Felix Warburg, Mortimer Schifi and .of Quality the dozens of others who overlooked 1884 their- Temple affiliations to come to rescue of the Conservative Sem- j Drivingjor the Torah — The Drivers and the Driven —: The the inary, must have lashed the con- j Haves and the Have-Nots —- The Low Cost of Orthodos, science of. conservative and orthodox to the Orthodox.—. The Hebrew-Reading Public Jews with the reproach and the warn._. Which Does Not Bead. ing - implicit in this very, magnanimGERSHOST AGONSKY. ." ity. To have Reformed Jews foot the Despite all the lost motion and all The great and despairing observers bill for the training of orthodox rab•the commotion' necessarily accom- think irreduceable difficulty ' is ofjbia shows the low price orthodox' panying public activities a marked, course lack to. team work. Various leaders place on conservative o robif not profound revival is noticeable claims, not necessarily and not alin Jewish affairs since -the beginning ways conflicting claims, are put for- servant Judaism. of this Fall. How. much of this ward practically to the same men.

Mr. - Marshall' made it clear, of activity is demonstration for the sake They are initiated and sponsored course, that his pleading for the ..Fancy. .. Fancy- of demonstration cannot and perhaps largely by the same group of men. Seminary did not preclude an appeal ,need, not be determined. The So that the Jewish scene is like a at another. time1 for the Hebrew Puritan Plymouth! demonstrations themselves may betheatre with a stock company and Union - College. = With a • generous 'Chickens' Fowl far more useful than superior critics what is worse, a stock audience. • In gesture he indicated it did not preare willing to admit. • If one only a city with a million and a half Jews clude an appeal for the Yeshivoth reconciles oneself to the thought that the same handful -of leaders is or any institution which aims -to public display is an inevitable fore- called upon to sponsor nearly every- "keep the fires burning on the altar runner and accompaniment to all thing worth while. These • leaders' of our faith." He was unmindful i effort in this country, that if a influence is limited to the infin- even that such forebearance is not J certain object is . to be attained itesimal section of the community x>n]y inconsistent but, traditionally, ERE is the-only selling plan ihat publicity must be given not alone to which cares enough about Jewish is not Jewish. He was generous eyen j can consistently L O W E R the object but" to.the processes of things to be led by anybody for to overlook the ungenerous attitude attainment, if one could make up anything. And whatever the object of the Eabbi Isaac Elchanan, Sem-1 - - prices all along the line in a pne's mind to be the calm' and philos- the call comes first to the leaders, inary in issuing, a statement, on the legitimate clothing- store—Our "5No ophical about the perennial drives for is passed on by them to their "follow- eve of the Seminary's drive, through sate" policy saves ,you $10 to..$15 :oh funds—Jewish public life in this, ers. There it stops. *It rarely gets the Union of Orthodox Rabbis of.

Suits and Overcoats every.d&y in the And for dessert— country, would- become more tolerable beyond this vicious circle.

America that "all who faithfully and the attitude of '• djs interested adhere to the Torah and regard it as * * '* observers far more tolerant.

For the rest of the community are our precious possession," shall, sup9 for all Jewish purposes not in theport only the Rabbi Issak Elchanan »:."The swift and powerful heave community. The Jewish worl* not Theological Seminary, the ttnmistakeover the goal" Is' the -New York unlike perhaps the cosmos of which' able implication being that other Evening Post's description of the it is a part, could be divided roughly organizations and institutions of American methods of -going after a into three sections: Those who are learning do not train rabbis who please the whole family, from baby to grandpa, certain thing:. The American -m«thod willing to help, ean help and do;faithfully adhere to the T.orah, and of .doing things by drive is heia by thos4 that can help-but are willing therefore are not deserving of . /. this sober - newspaper-to -be entirely and do not; those who would if they support. in fee with American psychology: could but cannot and.therefore do not.

The Better Stores will gladly serve you with Fair* Buy with full confidence that prices are now at absolute And it is' so,because without' the' Except in extraordinary circumIt may be argued of course that moat's BETTEE Food Products. Ask for them hx concerted' effort, and without .the stances the call- always finds the fist, it is natural fpr a minimum obbedrock—There will be no lower prices later on Men's and aame and get the genuine. parade of forces which "are brought isr never regarded by the second; and server of- Judaism to have less obBoys' Quality Clothing, jntoplayi and without the obvious no cause is" appreciably and mate- jection to a maximum observer than Fuiiy Guaranteed by. anc conspicuous side of certain pur- rially advanced by the third. the other way around. -But involved poses, bein# paraded before view, This is'what-seems, to-be happen- in this action of-"the" sponsors of the .-and wifchout-the', compelling .reasons 'ing to the numerous 'drives under; :Katik: Elehanan- '-Seminary ,' is not so for'-the- achievement'iof [the object way in New York and in other putts' much ! a question -of doctrine or creed marshalled", I in.- ta)l... and sometime of the country at this writing.' Take as the ,. everlasting struggle"-' for, ^udjf" array—without,these things it the imost impressive of ."them-^-the control. "-•* '• • ^ <-•"-"*. -P- :. .*, General Offices: OMAHA, HEB. .-j£. difficult to imagine how any public campaign for the million ffoliar, en-\ An. interestingg though',' g e lirrelevant evant 1 -COSRBCT APPAKEI. FOR MEN AND WOMEN; -2sv«w -r-miM-be ^anything. but,-lost . the .Jewish Theological,".sidelight^.in. this pbscnrei.conflict'"is:' Seminary. JSvery. cbncejlyable' jhase the fact ".that TSabbi Bl'jJ." Levinthai, burs.

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i*AGE 3—THE JEWISH PRESS, THI^SDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1923 social, afternoon Monday, December 3, th« Nebraska-Syracuse game. He is Mrs. Herman Krasne was hostess; ing and initiation last Monday even- forefinidnight. A negro policeman exat Temple Israel. All articles for the the mascot for the Syracuse team. to her afternoon bridge club last ing at the Community Center. tinguished It. Many thought it a symbazaar, will be on exhibit. '.

Young Finklestein is the youngest Wednesday- at her home. bol of the Klan's defiance.

Mrs. A. H. Baron, who recently Dr. Philip Sher left Saturday even- freshman entered at the -University.

Mr. and Mrs. Abe H. Marcus re- graduated from the law school at the ing for Reading, Pa., where he was Miss May Shapiro entertained the turned "Wednesday from Chicago, HI., University of Michigan, has joined the EXPULSION -OF EAST called on account of the death of his So-Stitch club Thursday, November 22. where they spent their wedding trip. law firm of Baron, Hyan and Baron.

EUROPEAN JEWS HARMS father. He will return to Omaha the BAVARIAN LABOR Mr. and Mrs. Lew Ellis and Miss Mrs. Hymie Krasne will entertain early part of next week.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Itfcin and family Munich.

(J. T. A.) Dictator Von Bessie Levine were visitors in Omaha her afternoon bridge club next Thurs- left last week for California, where aahr's order expelling East European Mrs. S. Unduner, of Cleveland, O., for the week-end. day afternoon at her home. they will make their future home.

Jews from Bavaria is proving "cataswho has been visiting with Mr. and trophic" to workers employed by thps?

Mrs. Joe Garson entertained at a The Mogen David Young Judsean KLAN THREAT TO PARADE Mrs. L. Altman, left Friday evening residents, many of whom have lived for Kansas City, Mo., where she will handkerchief shower and bridge party dub held a meeting Sunday afternoon EVEN IF BLOOD IS SHED in Bavaria for years, declares the 1 for Miss Minnie Kreehefsky Monday, at the synagogue.

The club has de-. visit before returning home. She was Atlantic City. (J. T. A.) Maj^or E. Munich Post. cided to give ten dollars for charity.

TELLER-HELLER. The Jewish Women's Welfare Or- accompanied by Miss Blanche Alt- afternoon, November 26. L. BaSer, in a statement declared that The operation of the expuleion oi-The marriage of Mrs. Lee Heller to ganization will meet Tuesday, Decem- -man, who will also visit in Kansas next Thursday an ordinance would be der is indiscrirninating-, merchants, Mr. Harry Diamond- returned to A Council of Jewish Women meetMr. Fred Teller, of Columbus, Nebr., ber 11, instead of December 4. There City.

Lincoln after spending several days in ing was held Tuesday afternoon at the introduced prohibiting any demonstra- employers of many laborers, beinu took place Thursday. morning, No- will.be an election of officers and all Texas on a business trip. home of Mrs. Herman Krasne. Mrs. tions by klansuien. So far as is among those that are sent, out of the The Omaha Junior Hadassah will vember 22, Rabbi Frederick Colin of- members are earnestly requested to Frederick Cohen of Omaha spoke of known, this is the first action taken Miss Minnie Greenstone entertained the National Convention at St. Louis, by any city government against the country. be present at this meeting at the meet Wednesday evening, December ficiating.

Although officially the search of 5, at the Jewish Community Center. eighteen guests in honor of. Miss "MinMr. and Mrs. Teller left immediate- Jewish Community Center at three hooded order.

Mo. houses occupied by East European nie Krechefsky Sunday afternoon, Noly on a western motor trip and upon o'clock.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Finkel enter- vember 25.

After announcing their determinaMr. fend Mrs. J. Katelman enter- tion to "test the legality of the execu- Jews was undertaken as a sort of their return •will be at home at Cotained at bridge at their home Sunday hunt for valuta speculators, Jewish Miss Rita Mantel and Nate Mantel, tained about thirty guests at their lumbus.

The Sisterhood had -a card party a t home Sunday evening.' The evening tive's power in the matter of consti- families whose houses are visited by Jr., are leaving for Lincoln to spend evening. Prizes were we* .by Mr. Leon Greenberg and Mrs. A. Abrams. the Rogewilde Thursday evening. tutional rights," the klan organ -.swas spent at bridge. Prizes were wori" serted that "Atlantic City Klansmen the authorities are subjected to the Mr. Raymond Altman, son- of Mr. Thanksgiving with their cousin, Miss Prizes were given at .every table.: Miss Eugenia Levy.

Mrs. Morris Fromkin and daughter,

by Mrs. S. H..Katelman and Mr. D. declare that within six months klans- most grilling inquiries. The origin and Mrs. L. Altaian, left Thursday for Waxman was in charge of the enterSari June,' of Milwaukee, Wis., ate Blumenthal.

'•• men will be parading the streets of and extent of their wardrobe, the pn-» San Francisco, Calif., -where he will Misg Esther Zalk will entertain the the guests here of Mr. and Mrs. Max tainment. pers they read and their political remain indefinitely.

Atlantic City, and they propose io Ra -Oth Society at her home Monday Fromkin. Many "affairs are being views—all form part of the searchMrs. I. Fonaro entertained at five Mrs. Joe Greenstone, from Sioux evening. make use of and maintain their coners" quest for knowledge. tables of bridge a t ' her. home last planned for the visitor. Mr. and Mrs. City, arrived in Lincoln to attend the Miss Martye Weinstein entertained stitutional right at the price of bloodTuesday evening.

Max Fromldn will entertain for their last Wednesday evening at bridge at Mr. and Mrs. E. Meyers have as Krechefsky-Pollick wedding. shed, if need be."

INCE the Introduction of popular her home in honor of Miss Mary Frit- their guests, Mr. Meyers' brother, Mr. guests at -a Thanksgiving dinner at *mnsic, there has been a lalse imMr. and Mrs. Dave Cherniss an"The Klan boasts a powerful followThe Menorah Society held its regtheir Jiome. kin, of Denver, Colo,, who is the guest A. Meyers, and Mrs. Meyers, • of pression that only persons with ft ular meeting Sunday, evening, Novem- nounce the birth of a baby boy," born ing in this country. Six •fiery crosses of Miss Estelle Lapidus.

Chicago, HI. peculiar knncfc could i>lay it. TOR It is estimated that about five hun- ber 25. Mr. Harry Cohn read an err on Sunday, November 18, at Lincoln, have been burned in this vicinity in propably know one or more persons, Svbc Among the number of social affairs Mrs. S. A. Adler, of Los Angeles, dred will attend- the annual Thanks- tide from the-Israelite.. Miss Lillian Nebr. Mrs. •Cherniss. was formerly the last few weeks. A seventh, thirty- alihough they hove spent several years in given~for Miss Emma Goldin, of Dal- Calif., arrived Wednesday evening to giving informal dance given by the Margolin, spoke on Jewish in Educa- Miss Esther Arenson of Lincoln, Nebr. two feet high, burst into flame on the the fitudr of classical music, are imaMe, las, Tex., who is the guest of Miss spend the remainder of the winter Women's Auxiliary of the B'nai B'rith tion1 in the Mediaeval.World., Miss beach at Connecticut avenue just be- t o play a popular selection in a presentable manner. This is not flue to eitlief Master Albert Harding entertained Fanny Rubin, was a bridge party by here with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Saltz- on Thanksgiving evening, November Ida Ruth Bogen spoke on ..Jewish lack. o£ ability or of proper instruction, about fifteen of his young friends at Miss Rubin at her home at six tables 29, at the Fontenelle Hotel Ball Room. Transmission of Scientific Ideas. A but 5B fine to lack ot training this his home Saturday afternoon in honor Miss Rae Bercu is chairman of the af- discussion followed..

Sunday, November 18. Prizes were man. special -work. of his twelfth birthday. won by the Misses Lottie Stein and Durinpr the past two years. I Siave p Mr. and Mrs. David Newman enter- fair, and 5g assisted by the Misses considerable time in nnalyslnpr my own The Fydannthian club held a busLee Xahn. Miss Sophy Cohn enter- tained Wednesday evening for ten Bess Stock, Ann Wintroub, Esther playiRE ana thnt of my associates, on A Mr. Herman Friedman motored to iness meeting at Ellen Smith Hall tained eight at luncheon at the Omaha guests at dinner at the. Brandeis Zalk and Fanny Askerman. ss a result of my inreutifjation, have built up a method ot teaching popular Lincoln, Nebr., Saturday to attend the Thursday, November 22.

Athletic club, followed by a theatre Restaurant followed by a theatre music along logical anft scientific lines.

Nebraska-Syracuse football game. ; party on Saturday, November 24, and party at the Brandeis Theatre honorZIONIST CLUB NEWS. If yon ore interested in studying popuMiss Birdie Berger, of Omaha, was on Sunday, November 25, Mrs. S, ing Mr. Newman's brother, Mr. Ralph A meeting of the Hertzel Girls' club, lar music seriously, phone jne between the week-end guest of Miss Irene C:30 end 7:30 p. m.

Cohn entertained at four tables of Newman, of St. Louis, Mo., who has a club that has united with the FlowAHelson. " bridge at her home, honoring Miss been spending a month here as their ers of JZion, was held Sunday, NovemThe Daughters of Zion gave a carGoldin. Prizes were won by the Misses guest. ber 18, at the Jewish Community CenMrs. M. Wolf and daughter, Dora, 730 Korth S*wenty-eisirt Avenue nival dance last Wednesday evecing ; Diamond & Platinnm Specialists Flora Bienstock, Bertha Leon and ter. An election of officers was held left for a two month stay in Excellei.: SEA racy S16S at the Community Center. !

1514 Dodge St. Rose Grodinsky.

Mrs. M. Kumin, of Boston, Mass., and the following were elected: Mar- sior Springs, Mo, X 0 T E : For the present I am limiting my class to fifteen people. ] Est. 1894.

Ja. 5619 is visiting here with Mrs..Louis Ziev garet Margolin, president; Sarah BiaThe Ivre dab held a regular meetMr. Harry Posley, of San Francisco, and friends. She will remain here for lac, secretary; Ruth Margolin, treasMiss Fanny Hill spent the week-end Calif., who has been making his home several weeks. • in Omaha visiting Miss Ida Greenurer; and Sadie Drevich, reporter. here for the past year, is leaving berg. ' Thursday for San Francisco.

Mr. Louis Sommer and son, Edwin, The Daughter of Zion will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday. DeMrs. M. Drevich entertained eight will visit with Hubert Sommer at the cember 3, at three o'clock", at the JewKemper Military Academy for Thankschildren at her home last Sunday aft* A public card party under the auish Community Center. A program ' ernoem, honoring her little daughter; giving. spices of'the Ladies^Aia, the Sisterwill be given by the Buds of Zion, Ruth, who celebrated her eighth birth"WomJ Mrs. H. Unverzagt entertained at a and also a Chanucka program will be hood and the Councill of Jewish day. Children's games were played one" o'clock luncheon at the Brandeis en will be held Wednesday afternoon, and a prize was won by little Miss Tea Rooms Monday for twenty guests, given. Members may bring- their December 12, at Eagles' HalL friends.

Rose Feldman. and Tuesday she was hostess to thirty A regular meeting of the Auxiliary Miss Ann White is leaving Thanks- guests at a one o'clock luncheon at of Talmul Torah will be held Sunday giving' day with her sister, Mrs. the Blackstone HoteL afternoon, DecemberV2, at S o'clock, POLLICK^KEECHEESKY, 'at t h e S y n a g o g u e . ; ' "S--J * ^ • • •: ••-• Charles-Efidman, and children, of Ot- - jjj.^ j ^ j Kulakoiskyand daughter, The Krechefsky-Pollick' wedding tumwa, la., for an extended visit in Dorothy,- returned last'weelt after an A Sisterhood meeting will be held j California. While in Los AngeleK.they extended visit in the east with Mrs. took place at the Lindell Party House Wednesday afternoon, December 5, at I Tuesday evening at five o'clock in the will visit with their aunt, Mrs. H. Kulakofsky's daughter, Mrs. E. J. presence of about one hundred guests. the home of Mrs. L Krasne, at 415 ; Smookler, and following her visit • ,• • Miss Sarah Krechefsky, lister of the South Ninth street. : ••-,. there Miss White will leave f^r San bride, was maid of honor, and Mr. Francisco and other parts of Califor^ , Mrs. Sam Saltzman will undergo an operation at the Methodist Hospital Jay Pollick, brother of the groom, was jiia to visit. • I best man. The bridesmaids were at the end of ihis week.

Mr. and Mrs. Nate Mantel and Miss Shostak __ _ -_ .

1 Misses Johanah Garson, Nina S Lena Rehfeld visited last week in Mr. David Newman leaves Friday a n d A n n e B r o o M s . The B s h e r s Lincoln, Nebr., where they attended for a business trip to Kansas City, M7ssrr'Da^Davidson,"-Sam Krechefthe celebration of the twentieth wed- Mo; to see Palestine restored, yon — sky and William Krechefsky. Miss =— wrisli mnst support the JEWISH. js'A- — ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Carl S5 TIOXAI. FUXD. Mrs. -Dave .Rosenstock entertained Dorothy and Bernice Diamond played — This Snnday,.

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December 2. the 25 . ' • i at dinner last Wednesday evening at, the wedding march. Rabbi Medvehoff S tenth annual F i n ? Day of the J ih s — National Fund -will be held. Accept ~ Mrs. Max Fromkin entertained at her home. (performed the ceremony. A dinner — the little Zion F l a g aD4 contribute = bridge Tuesday afternoon at her horns lisas' served for the immediate family. S liberally.

— Mr • Every bew Inch of land reaeemea — jn honor of Mrs. Morris Fromkin, of r and Mrs. Herman Auerbach ;The reception was held at 8 o'clock 3— brings us a mile nearer t h e g;reat S ~ goal. ' . 2 Milwaukee, Wis., who is visiting here entertained Sunday evening at their for the friends of the couple, ~ Accept our rolxtnteers cheerfully. ~ with Mr. and Mrs. Fromkin, and she home in honor of Mrs. • George S They are (loins their duty and giving — i m e , -yon do your duty a a d — will also visit with her sister-in-law, KanMne, of Chicago, HI, who is the . The Hebrew Educational Society, SS - t hE'evier - tyour share.

• • , jz All committee members should «s Mrs. David B. Gross. Prizes were guest, of Rev. and Mrs. E. Fleishman, had their meeting and dance Sunday ~ — meet at seven p . m. Saturday evening ~ won at bridge by Mrs. PromMn, the M r s - j M.Charlop recently arrived .evening, November 25.

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Louis the week of .November 11, gave, —— . ; -city.

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Edwin Glazer, of St. Louis, formerly luncheon last Saturday afternoon at h£ Miss Mildred Kubel, of this city, who * home.

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Ar dance number; was pyen by litt e Synagogue, 19th and Burt Miss Vivian Stem, and a violin « J^ ffis Friday evening subby Miss M. Faber.

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JEWISH PRESS She leaned shuddering against his as we have done—go out into the of affairs in Berlin, 'Jews having 'Why have you"cOme\back?"ilie Christian and. kivow.vrnyself, a Jew," " ' . breast. "Father, have you the cour-' darkr-r#r keep .their menor&hs hidden friends and relatives in Berlin are said at last, his-"voica sounding hollow' •she answered quietly. • -• forever;and"hang-crucifixes upon their impatiently waiting to hear that all of all feeling in the great dim Tobnir, •- "Jessica,"- he told her, "it is I who age to die?" is well with their kinsmen in tshe GerFrom beneath'the folds of the sad- should be ashamed^ before, you. . You - He answered-her somberly, "I* have By " E l i t A EHBLICH . XEVINGBB man capital. As a large number of colored . cloak "she", wqre, Jessica .drew- are still young and the young are like no longer the-courage to live."

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His hand was "very steady as he ter. '"You" and T and .the rest' of our the Jews in Berlin are from Eastern out a heavy box wi|h copper clasps reeds/ swayed by -every breeze that and key; she held it out to him, empty. blows. But" I anuolder, a man who lighted the tapers' and carried the brethren are only little flickering can- Europe and since,many are Polish cit"My strong, box,"- Said "Shylock,: should be of 'stronger and' of sterner blazing, Menorah out to the doorstep. d|es;;b*5Jriiiiig in the dark.' We will go izens, numerous telegraphic inquiries ' ' "As Shylbck the Jew heard the heavy ' in another.secret place were stowed ""'. " - " Nodding to Jessica, he seated himself out—but the Light of the Truth, the are being sent from here to the Polish gates of the Ghetto clang behind him,' the shroud his wife had woven for "which you stole away from me with' stuff.". .'Again he. tiejd- her -pale face be- beside it. , Soon a neighbor would Light which is the Truth, since it is Minister in Berlin. him, with .her .own hands, .and, the other jewels." " he-sighed ;a-little, casting a backward ', * glan^"1af>ihe4iiarfo'w:, crooked streets j- frayed' Sidur'from which'phis"fSjther She nodded, a blush of shame-stain- tween his hands.- "If you .become-a pass," the word would spread that Shy- the Light of God Himself, that Light edged with/-tali houses, as a; man t and his father's father _ had .recited ing her thin cheeks. "I bring it back backslider, if • you renounce their lock", the Jewish-Christian, had turned will burn on forever. . . . See, the might Ioo5> just driven out -of Para-1 their prayers before him. All hidden empty, empty as my heart is empty Christian faith, do*, you know what it apostate,' had gone back to the pro- wind has blown out one of the tapers, ' "' scribed faith of, his people. Unless Jessica, but the others burn bravely dise. For. he-was an" exile among his •from the sight of the Gentiles as care- of all happiness and all pride, Lorenzo will mean?" he asked. own people/-returning to.his empty fully as Shylock hidhis loneliness, his loved me for a little while, when I She nodded slowly. "Life has not the mob acted with merciful rashness, on. . . . I think somebody is com- AUDITING AND INCOME .fcome.im&e- midst of a nalienr race. - • regrets, his, grief for'Kis truant daugh- was still beautiful in his eyes, when been easy .for, me-:-siace Lorenzo left it might. mean a long and weary ing. . . • Do not tremble—take r/15 TAX REPORTS Shylock:, thex Jewish -merchant,'*as ter. he could squander your stolen gold me," she answered. "Perhaps death martyrdom like his father's friend, hand. And—kiss me, Jessica." but now he knew he could endure it, everyone-in; the city of Venice;told 208 Karbach Blk. Atlantic 1031 For no word had ever passed'be- and jewels and live like a prince will be a little kinder." thet^bryj'iaa'plotted' against' Che life tween Jessica arid her father "since among his wastrel friends.' But my He took her hand .in his. "Then for his daughter, for the first time in of the1'Christian gentleman, "Antonio. that long-ago night wheir she '/"Had babe died . and I grieved for it; he come with me," he said, "for you are,all her mature years, now held his WARSAW JEWS UNEASY ABOUT FRIENDS IN BERLIN handj and her eyes were very calm in B i t tije.>-.wife>iaf one' of .'Antonio's donned thi^garb ^JE=a.boy/ja^i,; dis- grew to hate me pale and sad. Then indeed, my daughter." the flickering light of the tapers.

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(J. T. A.) Offices of the friends had disguised1- herself'" as" a guising herself as 'tor'enzd's page;h'ad the jewels were all gone—even the From the wall he lifted a valued Jewish newspapers here are besiegad young -la-wye^rpersuaded the- court stolen awai^with him in the darkness. ring mother gave and.which I stole painting, the work of a living master, "Father," she said at last, "we Jews thatr€h]dock':|iroald not -only'forfeit She had taken her father's strong box from you—" a study .of a gplden-haired Venetian have lighted these tapers many years, night and day by anxious crowds demanding information as to the state hisJi^nious-bbndi!3enianairig a;p6und iwith her, heavy, witii Bonds and with "I know. I valued that abeve all mother with a Child upon her knee. haven't we?" gold" and certain prized' family gems, From the hidden panel behind the "For many, many years, Jessica, of Antonio Vfleshj - but"" should 6e the rest." picture Shylock drew forth a large since • the Maccabees thrust candles doomed to die as an• alien'who' had especially a turquoise ring Leah had "Gone, all gone, and his "love folplotted"against the life of a-citizen. given her husband shortly after their lowed my beauty and-the wealth I heavy Menorah", .the one Jessica re- upon their spear-points, dedicating the THE BRINN & JENSEN CO. THE WORLD • etrothal.

The meanest of his jewels, Wholesale paper membered seeing him light in her own Temple which they had saved from But Antonio/that noble Christian genbrought him.

Bis friends mocked me, distributors for : tleman, had dealt kindly with •tie he had valued it "the most;' supersti- the Jewess; I was'never one of them. childhood, when entranced she had the heathen foe." : Northern Toilet Tissue cruel Jew. . He had demanded merely tion had" it that h& who wore the ring Fattier, I have come back to you; you gazed at the flickering candles. From "But, father," doubtingly, "it is so 1307 Howard St., Omaha* Neb 1112 Hansey Street ihat he become .a Christian ;and that would never cea6e to love the giver; were stern to me. in the old days and the same compartment he drew out hard to be a Jew now. Will it last ATJsntic 0340.

AT-lantk 6469 he should sign a deed bequeathing, at He had been a faithful and loving your house a gloomy place, since you j curiously twisted tapers and silently much longer? Will not other Jews do his death,' all his' wealth-to--his' only husband' through- their married life forbade me for my "own good—I see fitted them into the eight sockets. daughter,'whom he had-disinherited arid all his widowed years; now, left it now—to follow the wajrs of the "Is it the last night of Chanukah?" for marrying another .of. Antonio's entirely alone by his daughter's de-. Gentiles about us. But you are just she asked.

PAXTON-MITCHELL CO. ITEN friends. A little thing,.and ,'Shylock, sertion, it seemed to him that he and merciful, moTe merciful than these Martha Sts. HA 1663 SENDER MILLMAN "No, only the first." of Brass, Bronze, threatened with death, had accepted would give gladly many pieces of gold Christians who prate ever of mercy, Kecently of Palatine A puzzled look crossed the white BISCUIT CO. and Soft Gray Iron Cartings, •lis end of a bad bargain'cheerfully. to redeem the jewel, which, according since it is always on their lips, but weariness of her face. "Then do you 4 graduate of a Russian University Voo : are assured ef ' soft castings, as we machine some from every beat in Is an Snow White He had' received baptism and had to rumor, his daughter gave to,, a never in their hearts. You will not not light only one taper?" mr o«n tboii.

Standard »!«" cast Iron and bronz« promised to forgive his daughter; he sailor for some trifle which had taken judge me too harshly, since I did not Bakeries Expert Instructor "It is our first night of Chanukah oushings In stork. had managed by paying certain bribes her errant fancy.

I). 8. P»t. know how bitterly I sinned. I had no and our last," he answered gravely, in Hebrew and Jewish . to continue his un-Christian • money The great hall in Shylock's house mother—" "for I will place this upon the stone bavin? (Efteen fears ot experience lending, growing richer and more was dimly lighted with a lamp of He wishes to give private lessors outside our door, that all who pass "Stop!" cried Shylock harshly. prosperous year by yeari Best of all, many-colored glass suspended from to beginners and advanced popils may know a Jew* dwells within and For further Information call Carpenter Paper Co. being no longer a Jew, he now wore the ceiling with brazen shajns. After "And it was not easy to be a JewP. 8. 8SORET Prop.

Distributors of KEnwood 2401. no yellow cap, nor was : he, forced to a cautious glance to make sure that ess," went on Jessica. "And you will keeps the Festival of Light with his Phone Webster 0820 Western Bond—and High live penned^behind the Ghetto gates. he was unobserved, the converted Jew be merciful to me and take me back people."

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• a free and a happy man. " ' . ' ' across the hidden panel beneath which God has surely taken me back, since " B u t tonight Shylock"was~strangely the little mezzuzah lay. By nature I have confessed my sins and will unhappy. It was the first night of cautious in all things, Shylock was serve Him until I die."

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Shylock caught her face between his W. G. Ore. Secretary. the. Ghetto/ going so far as to peek his Gentile neighbors demanded of Residence. 1342 Mo S5tb St. ,3J!?

Shoes and Gent's Furnishings into the synagogue, which he might him; nor did he ever relax in the hands so roughly that the yellow veil Omaha Fixture & Place ot ntiKlnriTs. VXTA flarnpy S t . ' which shrouded her dark hair fell back Feafuriug Emerson and no longer enter, gazing wistfully t-at cunning care with which he hid his — Tfl. *'ManMr SS.11. Duntap Shoes—So to $12, FUI.I, DKESS SUITS AND TCXEDOS the gondolas with their fairy lanterns performance of the forbidden observ- upon her shoulders. "You mean tliat . Supply Co. 311 South 16th Staeet for sale or rent. the menorahs ablaze in every window, ances of his own discarded religion you will renounce Christianity, become .

COMPLETE STORE AND Phone JA. S128 108 North I6tb Bt. Phone Atlantic 8010. making the dingy Ghetto for a mo- He "was not a forgetful man; he stil' a Jewess as before the face of the OFFICE OUTFITTERS CLARENCE DESDUNES . • Open Evenings. ment a glorified city of light. Then remembered the dreadful day when ha world?" he cried, his voice rising W« occupy shrill and sharp in his surprise.

•vcr 70.0OG wjoiLM feat Concert Violinist and Teacher back' again to his home, dark and lay at the foot of the duke's throne, Bevthwext Corner Studio: Hawkln's Bl«lg.,2lS2 No S « b St. Only Jewish Florist in town. lonely, since no Jew trusted himand pleading for mercy; the mockery of She nodded. . "The yellow veil was Phone. WrbKtrr M26 EEevenSh anrt rMmda* Streets.

OfSee Boitrs< 3:30 to 6. no Christian would ever calL him Antonio's friends, the merchant's .cold hard enough to wear; it is harder to Phone! Jarfcsen £334 WEDDING BOUQUETS. Violin bows tt&d cases for sale.

OSAKA. friend. ' . ' . I scorn, the- angry shouting of the rab- wear a mask day-after day, to live a Bowing respectfully to all he met, ble, raging to learn that the Jew by receiving now a curt nod from a noble- receiving baptism had cheated the galman, who at that moment could slap lows of their victim, the mob of a well-filled pockets and sought no fa- bloody holiday. Nor fcould he forget vors from the money-lender, again a the fate of an old friend of his fathEvery Known Kind cringing obeisance from a creditor or er's; a Jew who had accepted the of Insurance a' beggar, Shylock entered the dark Church before the world, yet had secretly lived as a Jew; to him' the 209 W. O. W. Bldg. JA. SS44. magnificence of his own home. A JAcksoa 1862 lofty house it was, its.wall^ painted Christian state had granted'a weary with rare paintings,- which even the imprisonment with a cruel death at duke might have envied, pictures by the end. Remembering this apostate, "Let Us Move Yora" WASH AND KEEP WELL a heathen brush, from which Shylock Shylock did all things warily and with A RULE OF HEALTH often turned away disgusted eyes. A fearful breath. house of-mystery this, for.if soraeoro As he turned from the door he was FRONTIER TOWEL SUPPLY Operated by had removed the secret sliding panel aware of passionate sobbing; from 1S19 California Street. from the quaintly carved door," h one of the shadowy corners stole a might have discovered a weather-worn slight figure who stood before him Atlantic 6230 JAckson 43S8 mezzuzah; behind the tapestry which with bowed head. In the light of the Recent improvements in the appearance hung at the head of the great stair- swaying lamp Shylock divined rather and equipment of this Sedan "dapt it, way, a tapestry depicting the life an than saw tha.t the features half hidden EFFICIENT and RESPONSIBLE more perfectly than ever, to family ss martyr death of St. Catherine, "was beneath the yellow veil were those of t%©NDTf WHOLESALE ^ another secret panel, this time con- his runaway daughter, Jessica; at first Where your clotbes come borne well as business use. ' \. ' . cleaner and last longer. cealing the talith in which Shyloc' there was neither anger nor £ay in his Druggists and Stationers ATiantt* 62S4). !5C!-1I .Jackson S i wrapped himself each Yom Kippur. heart; he marvelled only that this flOI-403-SOS Sootfe tOtb Strreit The body is swung lower to the road. A .

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