September 11, 1924

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•4 Mail in your jJCew Year

Greetings TodaV.lr §«

VOL. HI—No. 40

'." Greetings Todav

Eriteiefl «a cecond-dass mail matter on January 27ttu 1921. at Doatoffleo at-Omaha. Nebraska, under the Act el Jflareb & 1S73.

TO CONCLUDE TREATY j CONCERNING AMERICAN EIGHTS IN PALESTINE London, Sept. 6. (J. T. A.) A draft if the treaty between the United States of America and Great Britain, concerning the rights of American citizens in Palestine, is now under Transient Problem Thoroughly onsideration by the British Foreign Discussed by Members Office. . of Board.

The provisions . of the proposed treaty secure equality of rights and SUPERINTENDENT G I V E S treatment to American commercial HIS REPORT. and economic interests in Palestine, as well as the freedom of activity t<f One of the largest attended meet- American schools and missions. ings of the directors of the Jewish Welfare Federation was held Monday evening. At this meeting the report of William. E. Bhnnenthal, superintendent of the Federation, was Tead and was met with hearty approval by the members of the board. The re- Morris Jacobs in Charge of Publicity, to Bring Convention to Omaha. port is printed in this issue of The Jewish Press.

Morris E. Jacobs, publicist, left for A thorough report was made by Mr. Bhimenthai on the large number of St. Paul Wednesday night to carry on transients who pass through Omaha 1;he work of bringing the 1925 Ameron their way about the country. "The ican Legion convention to Omaha. He Welfare Federation will take care of has full charge of the publicity of the all transient cases in Omaha," said Omaha post of the Legion in its atr Dr. Philip Sher, president. "All of tempt to bring approximately 100,000 _ the transients who are able-bodied people next year.

Mr. Jacobs' work in the world of will be put to T&ork and only those publicity has been full of successes, who are ill will be taken care of by having handled most of the charitable the local Federation." and building campaigns in Omaha "The Federation has made arrangements with the Western Smelting and during the past five years. He has a Refining company to put these tran- record of reaching more than the goal sients to work," said William It. Blum- in every campaign he has been assoenthal, "and we expect the co-opera- ciated withj and the American Legion is confident that he will keep up his tion of the entire community." record and bring the convention here.

Mrs.'S. H. Katz and Miss A. P. During the pre-convention days in Goldware presented the discussion of St. Paul he will confer with the lead-" a local orphan home under .supering Legionnaires of national reputavision of .the Federation. This mattion and will arrange for the full pub. ter was discussed, but no action taken. licity among the delegates. He has The following director were present at the board meeting Monday planned a large number of convention stunts to put Omaha across at the evening: convention.

Dr. Phllin Sljer Snm Beber Nathan E. Green Carl C. Katleman . Among-the campaigns in Omaha In -Fred White Isldor Ziegler which Mr. Jacobs took part were the Nathan Bernstein S. 8. Jacobs _ . _.

Harry AT Woff Community Chest; Red "Cross, 'Amer- Herbert Heavenrich -David Feder Dr. H. Hirschman Dr. A. Greenberg: ican rLegion .•memberships Brownell T. J. Slnsberg .Tohn Feldman Hall, Elks'-Building, Willard Hall, Harry Marcus Morris Milder , Sain AUschuler Harry Malashock Father . Flanagan's Home for Boys, H. H. A-nerbach J. B. Kata Nebraska Children's Home Society, Dr. Frederick Cohn Irvin Stalmaster Sam Havitz David Greenberg and several others.

Rabbi J. M. Chnrlop Urn. J. B. Eatz E. Shnfton • Mrs. David Feder Harry Trustin, vice commander of M. Selieow Mrs. Kate Tatle the local post, will leave Saturday I.onis Harris Mrs. Philip Sher M. M. Hosenblatt Mrs. S. Knvitz evening. -He is a member of the drum J. H. Kulakofsky Miss Minna Friedman corps, which will be there to boost I. P. Goodman Omaha.

Federation Directors Discuss New. Policies Submitted to Them

The Menorah Society will hold its first meeting of the year neft Tuesday evening at the Jewish Community Center. This meeting is of great importance, according to Irvin Levin president of the Menorah Society, and all the members should be present The Menorah Society is composed of college students and ormer students All those desiring to become members can do so at the meeting.

YEVSEKZIA INTRODUCES TAX ON SYNAGOGUES Riga. {J. T. A.)—Jewish communities in the Ukraine -that are anxious to build or open new synagogues, will have' to pay" a heavy tax in favor of the Red Fleet, according to the latest decision of the "Yessekzia", the Jewish section of the Communist Party. . No concessions for new synagogues will be granted unless this tax is paid, it was announced.

Reports from Charkow "state tha' the- Jewish Communists of the Ukraine are now trying to introduce a new kind of synagogue, -called Model Synagogues. The new feature of these synagogues is that -th weekly portion of the Torah is ready, not in the original Hebrew, but in a new translation made by Communist writers.'

TRANSJORDANIA OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH COMPLICITY IN BRIGANDAGE Jerusalem. (J. T. A.)'j In connec tion with the recent Brigand attacks in Syria, the British gendarme ar rested the Emir Machamlid Faour a Safed. He is imprisoned in • Acre pending the result of an jnvestiga tion following the outbreak of Brig andage in Transjordania. A number of high government officials wer charged with complicity in these out. bursts.-,-. (<•---British officials have made representations concerning that fact t o t h Transjordaman' government. • Prime Minister Al Risa remaine* however iihefjiice in spite of t h e W cusations directed against him. -

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, A YEAR, $2.50.

LODZ, THE POLISH MANCHESTER, TRANSPORTS MACHINERY TO PALESTINE Lodz. (J. T. A.—Large transportations of machinery, until recently constituting: an important part of the Polish Textile Industry, were made to Palestine, according- to the Says Dr. Rosen Will Supervise paper (Eepublika," the organ of the Married Men's, Single Men's $400,000 Fund for Ball Game Finishes : : industrialists here. a Tic. h4 Committee.

Many textile firms liquidated their activities and transplanted themTO ASSIST RUSSIAN JEWS selves in Palestine, the paper records. 30 PRICES GIVEN AWAY TC

Marshall Tells Views Joe Wolf, Chairman of" the Finance Committee of the Jewish Welfare Federation, sent the following letter to those who have been delinquent in paying their subscriptions to the Federation: • ' -" " .

Our Superintendent tells me that we have one of the finest and best one-hundred-per-cent • Federations in America, and I am sure he'knows what he is talking , about. But he also tells me—and sad to relate I am not at all surprised—that as far as the matter, of collection , of money is concerned, we rank very low. Some cities the size of ours, I am told, collect 98% of their funds by . mail. Most cities not in community chests, collect more than 90% by mail. I am .ashamed to say how little we collect by mail. :'..."'"

Why? Why is it that we have to send our hardest workers, use our best ammunition on the hottest days of" the year-T-or the coldest, as the case may be—to plead for money? ,-• ; • i Why is it* X ask, that they have to spend time and energy- to collect bills '-when we can give.it with much better effect by simply writing out a check, putting on ' a two-cent "stamp on an envelope and mailing it to the Lyric Building? . • v Let'us'set'ah example for the other organizations in the city and particularly for your Y. M. H. A., who will later carry on the burdens of the Federation, to pay.

•promptly and pay via "Uncle Sam". Since pay we must, LET US PAY IN TIME! . •' Besides all this, let me tell you something1 new: WE NEED THE MONEY, AND BADLY, AT THAT!

for Funds hi Russia TO TILL SOIL.

WINNERS OF CONTESTS.

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More than one thousand people New York. (J, T. A.)—In connecattended the annual B'nai B'rith tion with the Jewish Telegraphic family basket picnic at Elmwood Agency dispatch from Riga recently, Park, Sunday afteraoon.

During the revealing the fact that the Joint Dis| tribution committee ' has " allotted Only Members in Good Standing entire afternoon, the committee was kept busy making arrangement for Can Vote. $400,000 for the purpose of starting all the events. More than thirty Jewish colonization work in Crimea The Y. M. and Y. W. H.' A. will prizes were given away in the many and voicing the criticism of many inflential Jewish circles in Russia for hold a special meeting Monday even- contests in which all participated. delivering the control of the Relief ing at the Jewish Community Center. There were races for fat man and Fund to the Idgeskonii the Communist According to members of the organ- thin men, boys, and girls, and for Jewish relief organization- of Soviet ization this will be one of the most the old folks and the young ones.

Russia, Mr. Louis Marshall,chainnan eyciting meetings of the year, as nom- The feature of the afternoon wag of the American Jewish Relief coin-' ination and election of officers will the ball game between the married tnittee, and Col. Lehman, vice-chair- take place at this meeting. Under men and the single men, which vras entire man of the Joint Distribution commit- the new rules of the organization, exciting • throughout the contest.

The game ended in s 4 to 4 only those members who are paid up tee, made the following statements, in dues will be able to vote at the tie. The married men's line-up was respectively: composed of many well known base"It should be appreciated," stated election. ball players and presented a strong Many dark horses are favored as Mr. Louis Marshall, "that the work game against the single men. The of that organization had to be per- candidates for the various offices of following men played for the marthe organization.

The officers of the formed at all times tinder the most ried men: Harry Trustin, Ruben • rying conditions. It was out of the next term will be responsible for the Brown, Sol Novitsky, Abner Raman, large membership campaign which question to select the most ideal Moe Linsman, Mose Krasne, Dave methods of carrying on the work, will be launched for the new Jewish Cohn, Jack Malashock, Jack Luttbeg, Community Center.

The Y will camfirst, because of. the absence of the Harry Malashock and Bob Cohn.

THREE BIG LITTLE WORDS.—-This is the season when" necessary agencies, second, because paign for 1,000 new members.

The following men played for the The new duties of the Y officers the scroll of the forgotten past memories should return home; of the prohibitive cost, and third, be- who will be elected will be to appoint single men: Robert Kooper, Nathan when scraped intentions, unkept promises^ spent resolutions cause of the importance of prompt an executive body to map out plans E. Green, Goodman, Lou Som~ should act as a reminder that wei.renew t&e broken ties of remedial action. It is. a simple thing for the success of the organization. berg, Jack Israel Marer, Goldstein, affectionate association. The traditional eosfom of beginning for one .seated in bis comfortable A special educational program com- William Levey, SamHerbert Wolf, Irvin Stalthe New Year aright should give birth to a felicitious ex- office thousands -of miles distant from mittee will be appointed for the com- master, Sam Green, and Sam Keber. the scene of action, and after the pression of a heartening character. SAY THEM—A HAPPY ing term. Many other activities will The Y. M. H. A. Junior baseball NEW YEAR! in the September 25th edition of The Jewish fact," to argue how things could have be undertaken by the Y during the team was defeated by the Kaitnar* been done differently of more effiP r e s s . .• /•'•••...-••. . ;"• • .; , • Insurance Co. team by s score of ciently than they were. Post mortem coming year.

10 to 6. This game was played as Let The Jewish Press carry your message of greetings wisdom is the mpst worthless emanaa preliminary attraction for the to all your friends for A Happy New: Year. By printing jour tion of the human intellect. ' ..l"e"S5|r Hans.

B'nai B'rith picnic. greetings in-Thei Jewish Press you'••are relieve^frthe worry.of. peoj£ls:---sre -pasess^-^Jtliat"sensejAccording to several members.--of forgetting some one and are saved a great deal of time and of justice which / involves ptftting J~ the married men's team, plans arc money in the mailing of- the old card system. The practice themselves in the place - of those of sending New Year Greetings through the local Jewish whom they are seeking to, judge. I Kluxers Must Be "White, Native, Gen- now being made to organize a marnewspaper is well, established and is also being carried on in can say that, assuming that from tile, Protestant American Citizens. ried men's team to defeat ths single men. Just when this game will be all the larger communities. time to time mistakes must have made in dealing with the com- New York. (J. T. A.) An inquiry scheduled is not'known, but full anIn mailing your Netv Year greetings you are privileged been plex problems which confronted the of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency at nouncements of the date will appear to write your own greetings. Mail them before September 20, Distribution committee, it is remarklater. the- Atlanta headquarters of the K. as this special feature page will close on this day. able that, taking into consideration K. K. concerning the lately circulated Attend Committee Meeting. the volume of its work, its errors reports that the Klan has modified Henry Monsky and Harry K, were not more numerous.

In its policy, making it possible for Jews LINCOLN A. Z. A. Rabbi Feuer to Conduct Lapidus returned during the week estimating the value of its achievewho have served in the American TO INSTALL OFFICERS Services in Council Bluffs from Chicago where they attended s, ments it is safer to be guided by army to join the order, brought the Lincoln, Nebr.—Installation of ofBabbi Leon L Feuer of the Hebrew General Committee meeting of DisUnion College will conduct the High ficers will be held by the Lincoln the opinions of thise whom we following reply: trict No. 6, I. O. B. B. Sam Leon sought to serve than by the views Imperial' Palace Holiday services at Council Bluffs, Chapter of A. Z. A. on September 24, who also attended the meeting in Invisible Empire of harping critics.

Winners to be Treated to Dinner by which will be held under the auspics at the Lincoln Hotel, when a banquet motoring back. " Kniglits of the Ku Klux Klan of the Council of Jewish Women at will be held for the following officers "As to the appropriation of $400,Losers.

Incorporated the Danish Hall. Rabbi Feuer comes that were recently elected: Aleph 000 that -has been made . for the Atlanta, Georgia, DID NOT KNOW HANS • ' "August 28, 1924.

The Highland Country Club presi- well recommended to the Council Godol, Hyman Evnen; Aleph Sgan, purpose-of helping Jewish fanners - • • WAS THEODORE'S SON dent and vice-president's matches of Bluffs chapter. He will conduct serv- Morris Zolat; Aleph Mazkir, Irving' in Russia, it suffices to say that the "Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Vienna, Sept. 6. (J. T. A.) That "132 Nassau Street, the golf tournament are being played ices on Eosh Hashon and Yom Kip- Rubinson; Aleph Gisbor, Leo Gers- fears entertained by our informant he did not know that Hans was th© tine; Sr. Shotire, Philip Stine; Jr. that the money is to be placed into , ; "New York, N. Y. during the week. Last Sunday many pur. son of Dr. Theodore Herzl, is ths Shotire, Joe Sorkin; Kohan Godol, the hands of.Idgeskom or under the ,'Dear Sirs: .

• of the matches -were played, with the claim of the Baptist Pastor, Georg Harold Shapiro; Sorphore, Harley control of the Russian .Communist "I am in receipt of your kind com- Saare, who baptized him. president's team a little ahead in the MR. E. CADOORIE, party, are without foundation.

The Davidson. Harold Shapiro was electROTHSCHILD OF ORIENT, munication of August 18, and in reply scoring. The losers of the tournament money is to be administered solely I beg to advise that the prerequisites The correspondent of the ARRIVES IN CHICAGO ed manager of the football team. will buy dinners for.the winners. under the supervision of Dr. Joseph for membership in the Klan have not Telegraphic Agency had a long conChicago. (J. T. A.) > Mr. E. Ca. Following are the pairing: versation with Pastor Saare, who Rosen as the representative of the been changed.

Ed Treller. H. S. Heavenrich: Jerome doorie, the Rothschild of the Orient, PALESTINE ARGUMENT OVER stated, that he, as well as the Heyu^ Ben Tousem; Harry Malashok, H. Jewish Joint Distribution committee.

"Our organization is founded upon bers of Ms church, learned that Hans R. Arnstein: Marvin Treller, M. Wolowltz; who recently startled the Jewish EDUCATION BUDGET SETTLED Dr. Rosen's high character, his great Harry Trustin, Bill Tousem: Mose Herz- world with his large controbutlon toLondon. (J. T. A.) The question experience and his expert knowledge the Christian religion, and as a pre- was Dr. Herd's son only a-fortnight berg. • Paul Schaye: Phil Tonsem, Abe requisite for membership therein we after the conversion took place. This Herzberjr: Henry Eosenthat, Harry Wolf; ward the Keren Hayesod, arrived here of the Educational Budget for Palesare such as to inspire confidence and Meyer Speisberger, Selwyn Jacobs; Dr. B. Friedman. Harry Rachman: Win. Milder, in company of his two sprjs, -Lawrence tine,' which gave rise to heated dis- to satisfy the unprejudiced mind that require that applicants be native-born, information was given him by & 70Harry Kulakofsky; Harry Silrerman, Dr. and Horace, where they are being encussion and rifferences of opinion in our organization will continue to hold white, Gentile, Protestant American year-old woman, Mrs. Purg, a memA. Greenberg: Wm. Grodinsky. Morris Jaber of Ms church who was seamstress cobs; Morris Milder, Joe Wolf: Mai Chap- tertained, as guests of the Zionist Palestine, has been finally settled at itself aloof from &R political commit- citizens of good moral character. man, Irvin Stalruaster; Gene Blazer, Jake Organization of America. He * "We recognize the right of all men in the Herzl household for twentya meeting of the Zionist Executive in ments and will administer this fund SloBberg; Lester Heyn, Dave F«der; A. B. Alpirn, Dr. Sher: Hymie-Milder, Sam conferred with local Zionist leaders which Col- Kisch, the political executo associate themselves together. The five years. with the single" purpose of \ performWolf;. Paul Blotcky, Joe 3*:. Greenberg; Only last week he sent to Lotitbn Dave Sherman, Ijonis Knlakofsty; Mickey and stated that he not only intends to tive of the Zionist Executive in Jeru- ing valuable reconstructive work in particular group which we are enKatleman. Dr. Gordon.

•:.complete the work of the new Garden deavoring to associate come tinder the Hans' membership card for the purenabling industrious and earnest men Carl Katleman, Morris - Ferrer;; Albert City he is now building in Palestine, salem, participated. • Wehlner, Morris Katlemaii: Milt LivingCoL Kisch reported that Dr. Lourie, and women to engage in agricultural prerequisites heretofore given'in tMsjp O s e o f enabling him entry into the stone. Leo Krasne: Jake Spelsberg^ Saui but will also make larger investments I Baptist church in London, Pastor the head of the Zionist Education De- pursuits. Nothing is farther remote letter. . . .

Wertheimer, sr.; Harry Bosenfeldt. J. B. in that country. He declared that the partment- in Palestine, who. resigned Katz; Mark Leon,. N..Mantel; Sid Fisher, "I trust that this statement will Saare claimed. He also stated that 1 from the minds of ourcommittee Dave Bosenstock: Abe GolQBtein. Joe Pep - only country where Jews can make -under when Hans asked for admission into per;Lonis Hiller, Fred fidsexistock; Joe from bis post as a protest against the than, to foster the idea • of the| clarify any misapprehension Dloogotch, Ike Levey MJaveLevine. Harry safe and profitable : investments is which you may be laboring1, and beg the Baptist church, he gave ae h * decrease of the educational budget, Euberstein; Gus Koseristocfr,.- Max;'.-'Soinestablishment of a" Coiftmunistie JewPalestine.

'-;:." • _ . reason that he was unfamiliar with"' has agreed to continue in office, pro- ish republic There never was any to remain, Dave Greenberg,- Dave Cohn; Bernard Mrs. Cadoorie, the late wife of Mr. 'Coiirteouslv yours, the Mosaic teachings and'was thereviding that the allotment is increased foundation for such a, suggestion, and Wolf, Win. Bushman; B Meyer, 'I^f.Som(Signed) "H/ W. EVANS, mer, Earl Knlakofsky: Xate Jaeoba: Mor- Cadoorie, has left in her will a fore religiously dissatisfied,' Hans, at from58,00O pounds to 60,000 pounds. had such a "plan been presented it ton Alpirn. Sam Beber; Ed Soloinan. Sid Manley; Morton Hiller, Harry Wilisky; siderable sum of money for the es- Col. Kisch declared that he was sat- would have been unhesitatingly re- "Imperial Wizard, Knights of the En the same time, asserted that he had Morton Degan, Nate Green: Fred Heyn, tablishment of a student quarter near Klttx Klan." a moderate sum of money w isfied to say that the addition is nec- jected."

Jarkie Jacobs; B. Pie"d, Win Isaacs: Martin Sujrannan," Babe Kulakofsky; Dave- Sher, the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. essary. It was the concensus of opinenable him a livelihood, according to I. Zelgler.

When the American aviators re- ion at the meeting that the Executive "'Jewish circles .in.-Russia agree LEGION OF HONOR FOR Pastor Saa-re. cently passed by Shanghai, Mr. Ca- is not in a position to increase the that with the prevailing economic CHIEF RABBI OF TUNIS SIR HERBERT SAMUEL doorie gave a reception to fifteen allotment which was made by the-Zi- crisis in'Russia/, the inability of Jews Tunis. (J. T. A.) The Government MACHNO,' INFAMOUS POTO REMAIN FOR ANin Russia to find a livelihood in the ' GEOM LEADEE, ARRESTEl* hundred people in their honor. onist Actions Committee. The' Execu- ciifcs, the Jewish /back, to land' move- of the French Eepublic has conferred OTHER TERM IN OFFICE Danzig. <J. T. A,) Ottoman $Iachthe Order of the Legion of Honor on tive has decided, rather, to request ment is a .dire .-economic necessity.

Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) Sir Herbert WARSAW RABINATE ISSUES no, the infamous leader of the UkRabbi Mosche Sitruk, Chief Rabbi of the Palestine Executive to endeavor Any attempt made by .'the Jews to Samuel, High Commissioner of PalBAN AGAINST YIDDISH Tunis, on the recommendation of the ranian; Pogrom Bands, was arrested to raise the 2,000 pounds in Palestine. estine, will remain another term in facilitate this movement wosld be of Eesident General'-of Tunis. here, according to reports in the loPORNOGRAPHIC PAPER office, it is rumored here in connec- Warsaw. (J. T. A.)—Three weekly Should this sum not" be forthcoming the greatest benefit to .Russian Jews." Chief Babbi Ditrck is 70 years of cal press. The authorities of the tion with his return from England. YiddSh papers, issued under the in Palestine, the Zionist Executive "Again, 'While . nou-Commumstic age, ; In informing the Chief Babbi city cf Dauzig have decided, accord1 It is stated that while he was in "Eng- titles of "Sheigetz," "Lobus," and will make good the balance.

Jewish circles cannot eznpliasise of ths honor conferred upon him, the ing to the report?,, to deport him land he reached an agreement with "Masik," appeared here recently constrongly enough the need for helping representative cf the Resident Gen- from the city. • the British Office to Continue in of- taining: writings of a pornographic FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND the Russian. Jew in his attempt to eral expressed the appreciation of the fice. character.

SUNDAY DECLARED LEGAL . ...'.settle on the land they point out the French Governmt"! for his leva! co- COL. KISCH HAS HOLIDAYS IN PALESTINE necessity that nothing sho-ald be operation vrith the Government of the ARRIVED IN LQHlKKK The Uabinate here, immediately London. (J. T. A.) Col. ^ Jerusalem. (J. T. A.)—The trial took a definite stand against these Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) Friday, Sat- undertaken by American Jewry un- Protectcrraie of Tunissn. of the leaders of an" Arab gang publications and proclaimed a ban urday and Sunday are to be legal hol- less it will secure th« administration liticalrepresentative of the -Zionist About a year ago Chief Babbi Sittook place here today. The accessed against the editors, publishers, idays during which time bills cannot of whatever funds will be put at the ruk was made a Commander of the Executive in Jerusalem,' arrived " were sentenced to six mont&s' im- distributors and leaders of these be protested, according to a Govern- disposal, of this plan "by its own. rep-- Order of Nichan Ktlkhar by the Bey A-ugost 31. He wiU »*-— Patenprisonment. tine mi SQjptortvhov * ' -^ ment Ordinance published • here.. of Tunis. publicatioa*

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The first Y. M. and Y. W. H. A. radio program broadcasted Monday There is nothing, nobler and more inspiring than service to evening was a success. According to QV fejlowmen, and those who engage in it in the proper spirit jradio fans throughout the country, find-their-reward ip the gratitude of, the. beneficiaries. ,M Those who enter into this beautiful work are ample repaid this program was one of the most, :.for their sacrifice of time, efforts and money by the knowledge interesting ever broadcasted. Radio throughout the country have that, they have faithfully and conscientiously performed their fans sent in messages of appreciation of duty to their fellawmen, The satisfaction that those derive from the and of its musical numserving humanity cannot be measured by sliver and gold, and bersprogram and its addresses. those who in their narrow and selfish Hvea think of no one but

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themselves do not "know this great and holy pleasure of receiving the lovejy sniile pf, gratefulness from the beneficiaries. r There, is no normal person who cannot do service of some kind, and. no one would be surprised how much service is done even among the very poor. There are many people who have ample time/apd means at their command to do this work, but who a.re too indolent or indifferent to do it. As long as their wants, are satisfied tha,t is all that is necessary. . '' The knowledge that a change has been wrought for good in the life of an individual,, the family circle or in an institution is a, source of the keenest satisfaction to those engaged in the service

SEPTEMBER S, 302i, OVER RRADIO STATION W. O. A. W.

By SAM BEBER.

The greatest single cause of pain, suffering, crime is due to one single word—that is lonesomeness. Man is a gregarious animal—a social being.

Given the^ right association and the right environment there is a good future before each boy or girl. Given the wrong environment and the wrong eompanionship jast the reverse will be true. What a young man or a young woman does the first hour after dinner in the evening determines in large measure his or her entire course in life. That hour is perhaps the most critical of the entire day. What to do with one's leasure time is more important to the individual than what one should do during working hours, for there are rules, regulations and routine during working hours, but there are none during leasure hours. Therefore the danger. The Y. M. H. A. tends to utilize those dangerous leasure hours making . them productive of jrood rather than of evil. The Y. 3VI. H. A. provides . dances, . clubs, grou}> entertainments and the multiplicity of social activities that keep the boy and the -girl away from places where there is a strong temptation to go astray. At present we are housed in very limited quarters in our Community Center at the Lyric Building, but as Mr. Sam Beber told you in the earlier part of this program, there will be erected in the immediate future at the northeast corner of 20th and Dodge Sts., in this city, directly opposite the Omaha Central High School a very beautiful structure to be known as the Jewish Community Center. It will contain a gymnasium, swimmins pool, shower, locker rooms, hand-ball courts, as well as an auditorium for1 meetings and dances; also meeting rooms for educational and social activities. There will also be a roof garden to take care of our summer activities.

ditions, Jewish life can be stable and "The importance of the events," tschik and his band against many self-contained." the paper states, "which took place innocent Jewish residents. Witnesses In a review of the work of Amer- in Amman is very great. The num-testified that Dereschtchik was in the ican Zionists during the previous year ber of the attacking Whahobites was habit of shooting every Jew who the statement which gives the record more than ten thousand horsemen. came his way without cause. ' At one of the results achieved in the "finan- The scene of the battle spread from place, near Uman, the Attaman cial, political and moral fields," the "Hisban to Kassar el Kiran" (a stopped eight passengers whom he sum of $3,090,000 was raised by the distance of 80 kilometres). The Wha- shot, personally, on the spot. Kaagencies affiliated with the movement bites fought well and killed many, losiuk, one of his assistants, had e during the past year. The increase but they were defeated by the brave very efficient method of killing Jews. of membership from 87,328 to 46,516 tribes of (Bannj Sacker." The cap-He placed two Jews, back to back, is also set down. An even larger pro- tive Whabites state that their preach- and killed them with one bullet. gram of work is contemplated for the ers told them net to harm the trees coming, year which began with the or plants, but only to kill the tribes first meeting of the National Exec- and leaders. This shows that they utive Committee. . desired to increase their territory not FOR RENT I to rob and. destroy as they usually Large furnished Room in private i do. The movements of the army PROTEST AGAINST ANTIhome. For gentleman or lady. I. showed capacity and knowledge as it JEWISH POLICY OF DENIKIN Call Harney 4028. f Riga. (J. T. A.)—Onteresting in- entered the country without anyone formation concerning the attitude of knowing. Great numbers of Whabits Great ^Britain towards General Peni- Sheiks were found killed on the ien, the.-leader of the White forces battlefield.

Genuine U. S. which were responsible for jnany Quality Anti-Semitic atrocities during their —>—Fabric Infamous Pogrom Leader and His militaristic campaign against the 30x3, S 5 . 9 5 30x3'/j, $ 6 . 9 5 Two Assistants Sentenced to Bolshevik Government, is contained U. S. Cord, 30*3%.

S7.S5 Death in Russia. in the evidence of General Boris Guaranteed first class. Save K5 TO 3K%.

Savinkoff, whose death sentence was Riga. (J. T. A.)—Attaman DeKAIMAN'S TIRE SHOP recently commuted by the Soviet reschtchik, . and his two assistants, 1723 Cuminc St. Government. responsible for many anti-Jewish % General Savinkoff declared in his pogroms in the Ukraine, were senlast statement before the Revolu- tenced to death in Uman yesterday DR. FRED B. BROWN tionary Tribunal, that Lloyd George, by the Revolutionary ^Tribunal. The DR. CELIA R. BROWN then Prime Minister of England and rest of his band were sentenced to CHIROPRACTORS Winston Churchill, had emphatically imprisonment.

4O6-4O7 rastop Blerb protested to General Denikin against The evidence submitted to the Hours, 10 A. Ri. to « P, M, Phone. Atlantic !J7(*0. his policy, declaring that it was a Tribunal disclosed the frightful list perfect madness, particularly with of murders committed by Feresch-J Residence; ftiorris Apis., I'bone At, 8210 regard to the Jews and peasants in Russia.

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In -the yery immediate future there will be erected on tha northeast corner of Twentieth and Dodge streets, directly opposite the Central High School, in the city of Omaha, a beautiful quarter1 of a million dollar structure to be known as the Jewish Community Center. , It will fill a much needed -want and will be the culmination of* an-Inspirato humanity. that first bore fruit about twelve It is not only .the poor who require such service, there are tion years ago. • many in the ordinary walks of life that also need it. A kind A campaign for funds to erect this We are happy to tell you of this word of sympathy and advice has frequently been the means of building was first started in 1912, beautiful consumation of our long WAHABBIS PREPARE but along came the tornado and' the dream for a proper house for our saving many from despair and starting them on the road to money FOR FINAL BATTLE IN that had been raised was reMen's and Young Women's ^ i n e s a ancj success.

TRANSJORDANIA voted to the relief of the tornado vic- Young Hebrew Association. In the great There js no domain.in the whole realm cf human existence tims. and glorious republic we live in, the Jerusalem. (J. T. A.)—A- great that requires, more service than the family, where love, harmony, Another attempt was made to raise health, the happiness and the pros- number of Wahabbis Sheiks were sacrifice and. kind consideration for each member of the domestic funds in 1916, but shortly thereafter perity of one group redounds to the found killed on the battlefields near our country declared was and the health, the happiness and the proscircle- must "reign supreme. attacg on building- was again forgotten. of all. We are one people and t~h * ? ^a " a-after ^ the « * recent *?*»" ?-•-«* »« pp l • In a large Jewish community, like Omaha, there is an urgent For the third time a campaign was parity orie nation and the making of good ^ P * & Transjordania by the e making of good need lor social, service on the part of every man and woman. It launched and the late and much citizens of one group of that nation Wahabbis, according to the reports is not enough that we contribute our money to the congregational mourned Morris Levey-—may he rest helps the making of better citizen- of the Arab paper, "Lissan Al Arab." peace—started the ball rolling with ship of the entire nation. We believe It is, however, the belief that the and communal institutions, but we must give our .personal service, in a most liberal contribution of fifty in the future of our young people; thus doing our whole duty in advancing the cause of humanity. thousand dollars. we realize that they are our greatest Wahabbis who have retired to El The main entrance to the building Service is one of the comer stones of Judaism, and to be a asset. All that we do for their phy- Asrak, five hours journey from, Amwill be on Dodge street.- On the first sical, mental and moral development man, are recruiting new forces and true Jew we must always be ready to serve our fellowmen. floor there will be a spacious lobby now.we do for the future of our preparing for the final battle which J and off of this lobby Will.be the gen- country that we dearly love. is to take place shortly. eral offices, lounge and library. An head of this great humanitarian work auditorium with a seating capacity of stood Felix M. Warburg, It is for approximately 600 vfill be located on NEW ZIONIST ADMINISTRAthat reason that his Serene Highness the "first'floor with a-'separate enTION ISSUES STATEMENT; FOR RENT!! deemed it fitting to bestow distinc trance from Twentieth street This Nicely furnished room • for CRITICIZES CRIMEA will be -used for dancing gentleman. Close to Creightion upon the President of the Joint auditorium and for banquets in addition to the New Yorw. (J. T. A.) Referring ton University. Call at 216 Distribution Committee. ordinary uses to which an,auditorium to efforts now under way to settle North 28th Ave., or call ATIt's a pity that so little is known of is put. lantic 1450.

Jews in Crimea and Mexico, the new Belief and' Politics; American and The basement will contain a gym- administration of the Zionist OrganJewish Generosity"; 'Felix M. that work. I believe that a few de- nasium, swimming pool, ladies' and ' Warburg Qecgrated by Admiral tails ought to be told now. men's showers, locker rooms, hand* ization of America, in a statement isHorthy; Jews in the Making of Those who had occasion to find ball courts and physical director's sue,d in. connection -Wjth_ the first meetAmerica., — -- •*•-*-. > themselves ft "We furnish the appetite" ing of its' National E&ecutive CommitThe second and third floors will be tee, questions the wisdom of settling FULL LINE OF and 1915, on the futile plains along 1

By WILLIAM Z. ^. .^.vr^^.u.i,^. given " over to rooms for meetings, ed- Jews where they will be subject to the (Copyrighted by The Jewish Telegraphic the1 Rivers Prut and Vistula, witness- ucational and social activities. . * Agency.) • ing the struggle of the Austro-HunA roof garden is being considered "whims and vicissitudes of countries Serene Highness, Nicholas Hor- garian and Russian Armies, knew to accommodate summer activities over whose destiny they have no conthy de Nagybanya, Regent of Hun- how great was the number of Austro- such as dancing, moving picture ex- trol." The statement points out that ., EVERYTHING FOR THE gary, willedi on the 8th of February, Hungarian soldiers who were "taken" hibitions and radio "functions.

PICNIC This, very briefly, is a description for the past three months Jewish im* to confer upon Mr. Felix M. Warburg, prisoners. These prisoners, fortunate migration into Palestine has exceeded of the physical aspects of the new the Cross of the Hungarian^Red Crcg in the eye's of their comrades, were Jewish Community Center, but this a monthly average of 2,000, and de- Milwaukee Delicatessen "SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO" Docoration. On August 29th» Louia. hurriedly shlppad off into the distant feature of- the building is only inci- plores the fact that "all Jewish forces Abe Abnuns. Dare Kaklin. Props.

Ale^y, Hungarian Aeting Consul-Gen- and snowy plains of Siveria. Thou- dental and dwindles away to compar- do not combine for :the development 1619 "O" Street.

Tel. L-4660. eral in New York, presented the' In- sands were theif number. The col- ative obscurity in the light,of the in- of Palestine as an immigration centre LINCOLN, NEBR. tellectual, moral and spiritual fea* signia, and Statutes of ,tbe decoration lapse of the Russian Empire, followed tures which will be the result and out- where, under the proper economic con. to the President of tha, American by the ruin of the Central Powers, growth'of such a building.

Jewish, Joint Distribution CpmmiHee, the signature of the Versailles Peace The Y. W. and Y. M. if. A., under The President of the "American Treaty and the chaos in Russia, sealed vhose auspices this program is being Jewish Joint Distribution Committeo the fate of these war prisoners. The given and about which William R, Jlumenthal will speak, will use this —decorated _by Admiral Horthy? spoils of the Russian- army were building, as their club house, but in Were the news to be made known in abandoned in the snows of Siveria, addition to this organization there be many others who will call this , the Hungarian Jews would ;th no One to take care of them and will structure their home. read it with amazement. • no one ,to repatriate them, doomed to In fact, it is the desire and hope Admiral Horthy, since the eollapse death through starvation and Typhus. of those who are at the head of the • of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the A portion of these prisoners were Jewish Community Center to^ make!

STRICTLY KOSHER Revolution, and the Reign of Terror, privileged. They belonged also to the that institution all that the name imj is quite a familiar name, but it has same Auatro^-Hungarian Army, but plies, It is to be the real center of Jewish j an inharmonious sound to Jewish they were Caecha and the allied gov- activities, housing every Jewish orears. The amazement .would be a ernments has provided means of ;anSzation in the city. ; . : : - • • natural one. Tha protector of the transportation ofx their return to their This building will undoubtedly stim"awakening Magyars," the head of a return to their homes or again to the ulate the spiritual and social developof*, its occupants. It is in cengovernment which has to its ''credit" front of battle. Different, however, ment ters of this kind that the Jews can one of! the most devitalizing policies was-the- lot of-the nationals of Tur- best serve America by translating the •with regard to the Jewish, population key, Austria-Hungary and others Jewish spirit that was strong ia the: of Hungary, .an cjement that was "whose governments were unable to Ghetto* to this land of freedom, makit a force in the lives of the young state-building and responsible for a either take care of them at their place ing ^ Now handled by Jews here, to animate their daily aclarge portion of native Hungarian of exile or bring them home to their tions and render them worthy of their commerce, industry and culture, be- families. Thousands perished.

Jewish past and their American privstowing honors upon one .of the great- "Echo's of this misery reached Amer- ileges. , If we succeed, we shall make the est Americans and Jews, -Felix M. ica. Fifteen American organizations of the future proud and happy the protector of all needy with the American Red Cross and the Jews that they are Jews. With the power of this same government and American Jewish Joint Distribution and impetus for good that is implied -~ many others. that name, we shall make the nonCommittee, formed a Siberian Repa- in Jewish-world recognize that the name ^Hungary has recently obtained .a triation-War-Fund. This Jund-as- isa.badge of honor and all Jews will l+rloan from the International Money sumed the task of a. rescuing these then rise Up as did Benjamin Dis. Market. Felix M. Warburg, is.the prisoners and fulfilling the obligation raeli, Lord Baconsfield, Premier of head of Kuhn, Loeb & Company. Is which rested upon their bankrupt England, and say that we are proud there any connection? .Those who governments.- Beaid.es the American that we jare Jews. look for the motive of every action Red Cross: which contributed to that .would form such a suspicion. Some Fund, $500,000,.the American Jewish of us are inclined to sense-politics jn Joint Distribution Committee headed any government will. or- • decision* the list ef contributors with its $25,< However, the "decoration wag granted, 000. . • not to Felix M, Warburg of £uhn, The program that is being presentFelix M, Warburg was elected by the members enti -. toeb & Compffifty, but ttf Felix M. Chairman of the fund and, together ed is given entirely and Young . WaflfruiPg, President of tha. American with Lewis L. Strauss and Captain of the Young Alen's and Hebrew Association of b Aa Jewish Joint Distribution Gdmmjttee. .Rosenbluth in Siberia, performed the Women's O h d iis a sample l of' f the Omaha, and Has'the government'of the "owakon- major portion of that tremendous diversity of talent of our young' consists -; fflg Magyars'' awakened to the ppest task. The main beneficiaries "of this people. The * organization gn cs of b d was fifirst and Denefactory role which the Am >:isan American generosity were Hungar- over 350 members in 1910, but . its jSreseht '" Jewish Joint Distribution, Committee ianp; Not less than 8,000 Hungarian organized organisation goes back oftly to 1919. \ h&a playefi in all the war-stricken and" prisoners.,were repatriated on a The .membership consists of Jewish Z "devastated countries where Jews were route encircling almost the globe at young men and young women seven" victimized by the resurrected nations a tost of nearly $1,000,000, after pro- teen years of age and up, afad comall the activities that usually, . and-most of all in Hungary, Nothing longed negotiations with the various prise go with such an organization. The governments, with almost unbelieva- Young Men's and Young Women's ~~ ."'of the land.

Hebrew Association is different from -i: '"Ainferlcsn public opinion, including ble efforts and difficulties. the Christian Associations in that ''.-Amttfcaii'' Jewish public '.opinion, "We have sent* an ambassador of young and young women meet tinpps very 'little of. a great action the best American ideals into Europe togethermen in the same organization •-',«-'undertaken by ifcany American organ- in the person 8f each of the men and have their activities inif common. n •S"--ijSsflons, including the Joint Distribn- whom we have been privileged to help In the near future the Y will : engage in a membership' drive Jn ? ^on,Comi|#tee, in^vor.ot.a great and we have left an ineradicable tes- which one thousand* members -will be timoniarof American Good Faith in the goal-

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Summer Frolic Season Soon To Close A t * Highland Club

year at the University. Mies Gcrt- vcr, where they will make their home. frontier.

Raids on the Poliih ( njde Kroloff, daughter of Mr. and frontier towns which happened Miss Sara .Friend returned Satur- recently, xe-occurred,Mrs. Louis Kroloff, will leave Sunday, September 21, for L03 Angeles, Calif,, day from Nebraska City, where she •Beports from Warsaw gt&te that To close the social season at the During the past week a number of where she will enter the Pumnock visited for the past week. the President of the Polish Republic, Highland Country club, several large students left for the University or i School of jSxpTessjon. Mr, Martin Mr.-Wojciecbowsky, called a special^ Mr. and Mrs. Gene Schloss returned affairs have been given thia week.

Military Academy that they are to ' Gluckman will begin Ms first year at council for the purpose of consider* Satsr&ay from Minnesota, where they Last Friday evening the members attend this fall term. Many of these Creighton University fa Omaha next spent the summer. ing the possibility of Soviet mobilof the club entertained at a stag. students are entering school for their week. Ilr, Isaac Selzman will start ization, mgainst; Poland, The name Wednesday afternoon a _" one o'clock first term, and among the list who Mr. Victor Eisler left for Boston, of .Marshall Joseph Pilssdski, forhis senior year at Iow& City soon. luncheon, followed by Man Jongg, was are going away some have changed Mass., where he will play in a band merly the Chief of Polish State, was, given by the women of the club} Res- schools and will-enter other colleges.

The Sisterhood Society will hold its and .also attend school. mentioned es the Coiujnander-raervations had been made" for sixty A large number of recent graduates first meeting of the season next Chief of the Polish Army, women, from the high schools will enter Wednesday afternoon, September 17, PALESTINE JEWRY Mr. Meyer Spiesberger, chairman Greighton and Omaha Universities. • at the home of Mrs. 3. Slrasne, 519 PEOTESTS AGAINST COMof the entertainment, announces that, HOUSE FOE EENTU This week a number of students Oakland avenue.

PULSORY SUNDAY REST Very beautiful furnished hojm a special archestra has been secured have already left to begin the fall G. Jerusalem, (J. T. A.) A delega^ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snyder, of Coun- for the dinner-dance to be given at Mrs. Ike Kramer and sons, Max with good garage. JJxopsive term. Miss Ann Eosenblatt left TuesAgain we find that the law was cil Bluffs, announce the engagement v neighborhood, "Will rent +~ to and Hyinie, returned last Thursday tion of' Palestine Jewry called rerefrained from interfering with Dan of their daughter, Sara Reva, to Mr. the club this Saturday evening. Danc- day evening for Wheaton College, after spending a "week in Lincoln, cently on the Greek Consul liere and family or two couples. E ences exchanged. Call Ha,.

Cnpid, for during the past week an- Joe Bonoff, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. ing will be held at the club every Sat- where she will enter her second year. Nebr. handed over to Mm the protest of urday. Plans are being made for a Messrs. Hubert Sonxmer, Samuel Somother Omaha couple who are first Bonoff, of this city. the Palestinian Jews against the comspecial Halloween party. berg and Irvin Heller left Monday cousins were united in marriage in Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kxasne en- pulsory Sunday Rest Law, which comMiss Snyder attended the Northevening for the Semper Military tertained thirty-six fuests at bridge pels the Jews of Saloniea either to Denver." Miss liose Hertzberg, daugh- western University and is a member Mr. and Mrs. Morris Potash re- Academy. To the University of Mich- at their home Sunday evening In hon- violate the Sabbath or to rest two ter jof. Mr.; and Mrs. M, Hertzberg, of the Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority. turned home the latter part of last igan went Miss Eeva Kulakofsky, and or cf their twenty-fifth (silver) wed- days in the week. was married to Mr. Abe Boffman, son The wedding of this couple will for -week from a trip at Colorado Springs, Messrs, David Sher, Myron Blotcky, ding anniversary. A color scheme of of Mr. and Mrs, J/L- Koffman, of this take place this "winter.

The Consul promised to convey this Max Guttraan and Lester Slosburg, pink and gTeen was used.

Manitow» and Denver, Colo. city,' Tuesday evening, September 2, protest to bis government.

Mr. and Mrs. Snyder will be a t At the latter part of this month Miss in Denver, Colo.. The ceremony was home Sunday in honor of their daughComplimentary to Mr, and Mrs, Eosaline Goldstein will leave for New Mr. and Mrs. Ike Krasne left Sunperformed before the presence of the ter and her fiance.

David Potash, who just returned from York, where she will enter Benjamin day night for Manitou, Colo., -where ALARM PREVAILS QN parents of the bride, who accompanied ETJSSIAN-POLISH FRONTIER Engagement Eingrs It • en?

Mr. and Mrs. S. Stdefler announce their 'wedding trip to Colorado, Mr. Dean College. Miss Berniee Ferer they will spend a few weeks. them to Denver, and. before several Specialty Eiga. (J. T. A.)—A feeling *f the engagement of their daughter, and Mrs. H. Gerber entertained at left last week for Lake Forest Cok 1 friends. alarm prevails on the Russian-Polish The Ladies Aid Society held its Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman are now Yetta, to Mr. Simon Lesman, of San three tables of bridge Tuesday evening lege in Illinois. To Chicago Univer- first meeting of the season Tuesday frontier, a district which is thickly at their home. sity will go Miss Mildred Conn and afternoon at the home of •'Mrs. L. populated by Jews, according to honeymooning in Colorado and upon Francisco, Calif,, formerly of Omaha.

1514 Is, f Sit Miss Lillian Eubenstein. Mr, Louis Cherniack. their' return will be at home at Fort $To date has been set for the weeding. reports received here today. It is Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirschbraun Somberg is leaving next week for the Podge, la. stated that the cavalry ~of the Soviet The engagement of Miss Fanny Eu- motored to Minneapolis, Minn., SunMr. Louis H. Katelm&n leaves Sun- General Budiennys, appeared OB the PATRONIZE OCR University of Illinois, where he will bin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry day, to be gone for ten days. day night for St. Paul, Minn., where enter his senior year.

And those who Miss Annette Eiklin, well-known Bubin, of this city, to Mr; Meyer J. Miss Lottie Hirschberg will enterare leaving next week to attend the he will attend the National American Omaha- dancer, returned home last Bachofsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max week from a five weeks' stay a t Chi- Eaehofsky, of Dallas, Tex.,' was an* tain the Ea Oth Society Sunday after- University of Nebraska, are the Misses Legion convention which will be held cago, 111., where "she took instructions nounced this week. No wedding date noon, September 21, at her home. The Estelle Lapidus, Kate. Goldstein, Sara next week. honor guest at this affair will be Miss Somberg, Fanny Levinson and Eeva from the famous dancing master, Nas- has as yet been set.

Flora Bienstock, >who recently an- Gross, and Messrs. Harry Cohn, Meyradno, -who is proclaimed the greatest er Braude, Ben Eavitz, Join Beber Rev, and Mrs. D. Binstein announce nounced her engagement. dancing teacher in the United Staees, and Sam Minkin. the engagement of their daughter, Dn the fifth week of her stay in ChiMr. and Mrs. E. Weiler, of SalisTHORPEIAN NEWS. Eose, to MrIrvin Levin, son of Mr. cago, Miss Eiklin, twder the direction bury, Mo., motored to Lincoln MonA regular meeting of the Thorpeian Df Nascadno, demonstrated dancing at and Mrs. S. Levin, of this city. No day to visit their daughter, Mrs. VicAthletic club was held Wednesday " - -the Annual Dancing Teachers' conven- date has been set for th© wedding. of the Jffebreti:- Union College tor Friend. evening, September 10. The installation held in Chicago. • •will conduct the High Holiday, • that September has come, Miss Norma Frosh left Sunday for Miss Merle Friedel returned last tion of officers was followed by a Miss Eiklirt is a-student of Miss many of the younger set gre lnaking Douglas, Nebr., where she will teach Adelaide Fogg, well known teacher of Wednesday after a two month's visit program and Dutch lunch.

Services at CThe Thorpeians wfll hold an invi- plans to leave soon to enter various this winter. dancing, who pent Miss Eiklin to rep- at Los Angeles, Calif. colleges.

Some have already left.

Miss tational dance in honor of the newly resent her class at the Dancing TeachMr. and Mrs. David Jacobs, whose §§ Mrs, Arthur Eosenblum has as her elected officers at the Hanscom Park Anita Gluckman, who has been spend- marriage took place September 1, | | ers' convention. house guest h6r cousin, Miss Dorothy pavilion on Thursday evening, Sep» ing the summer in t i e east, is now spent a day in Lincoln after their in Cincinnati, Ohio, where she began under auspices of Miss Mary Covich, of Des Moines, Veta, of Cheyenne, "Wyo., who will timber 18/ II wedding trip prior to going to Denla.,-.is-spending.a week here visiting visit here for several weeks and then , A large orchestra has been engaged her first year at the University, there Council of Jewish Woraeo leave to spend several days in Lincoln with her sister, Miss Edith Covich. for the dance and all members are this week. Miss Faye Hirsch, who before returning to her home. itrged to come to the next meeting on recently moved to Los Angeles, Calif., T&r. and Mrs. H. B. Weinstein are ill Mrs. Joseph Lipsey has "returned Wednesday, September 17 to pay up with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ben !

BEACTS SHOP III returning home today after having from California, where she spent two their back dues so that they may re- Hirseh, will enter the University of AND CHinOPODTE Southern California.

Mr. Philip list. 1S>O spent the past four weeks at Excelsior months visiting with relatives and ceive invitations for themselves and Xrasne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Springs, Mo. * «5ay», *t.Sd friends. *^ Everyone is invited ^ friends. .• ^ We Epeciaiiso in permanent Krasne, left Wednesday evening for waving.

Miss Ida Daytch entertained ten Open from 9 A. E lo Chicago for a short visit before goMr. Henry Bosemstein, son of Mr. 9 P. 81. couples at her home last Sunday evening to Ann Arbor, Mich,, to begin his and Mrs. Eosenstein, who was opering complimentary to her cousin, Miss g p ated on recently, is now convalescing.

The Junior Daughters of S o n will sophomore year at the University of h elle Daytch, of New York City. The a prize to the member who brings Michigan. His brother, Millard, will Mrs. M. Goldenberg has as her vis- give ,ou£of-tbwn guests present were Miss "in : the most- members during their leave next week for lAnn Arbor, where 'Margaret Chiser and Mr. Jack Chiser, itor her daughter, Mrs. H. B. Sher, membership campaign that they are he will enter his senior year at the of Sioux City, la. Prizes at bridge of Los Angeles, Cali£,'foTmerly Miss now holding. ;The club recently pur- University. of Michigan. Miss Eeva •were won by Miss Dorothy Ringle and. Eosaline Gpldenberg, of this city. chased one-half dunam of land in Gross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Messrs. Meyer Greenberg and Morris Mrs. Sher will visit here for six Palestine for the Jewish National Gross, will leave next Monday for weeks.

Godsdiner.

Fund. The dub's next meeting will Lincoln, Nebr., to enter her freshman Mr. and Mrs. I. Grossman will "be Miss Edith Covich. was hostess to be' held Sunday, September 21, at at home this Sunday afternoon, Sep- twenty-five guests Sunday afternoon 2350 at the Jewish Community Centember 14, from 2 to 5, and in the at the Blackstone hotel complimentary ter* evening from 7 to 10, for friends and to Miss Esther Zalk, a September The Hatikvoh Girls' dub are enters relatives in honor of the barmitzvoh bride. Other honor, guests at this afof their son, Paul. fair were Miss Flora Bienstock, who tsiining at a dancing party Sunday recently announced her engagement, evening at the home of Miss Ida MinBabbi Frederick Cohn announces and the Misses Mary Covich, Tiby koff. that" services at Temple Israel wilj Lazarus, of Des Moines, la., and Miss 17x60 each open this Friday evening with a pa- Dorothy Veta, of Cheyenney "Wyo. -London. (J. T. A.) Aaron BenjaEent $75.00 per month. triotic service in honor of Nations' Prizes at" bridge •were won by the min, a delegate of;the Immigration Excellent location for clothing, Defense Day. His sermon subject will Hisses XHHan KoDperr Ann Zalk, and Aid Society to the Jewish World Bedrug store, and restaurant. t e "Patriotism.*' The Saturday morn- Annette Far.ger.- ., ; lief Conference in Carlsbad, sailed on f SAM BLOCK, • ing cervices will begin this Saturday, September 6 aboard the S. S. AquiFEEMONT, NEBEASKA. morning at 10:30 at the Temple with Mr. and MrB. David Potash have tania, for New York, "The Spirit of Israel" as the Kabbi's returned from their wedding trip sermon talk. spent at Colorado Springs, Manjtpw, 1S!T. Sam Covich, of Des Moines, la., and Denver.

•Is arriving in Omaha this Sunday to Mr. and* Mrs* Fred Rosenstock anbe- the guest of his sister, Miss Edith nounce the birth of a baby eon born Coyich.

Monday at the Omaha Maternity HosMrs. Max Levin will entertain at pital.

•'•,: - ]•'• the Brandeis Tea Eooms next Tuesday Miss Beulah Mittelman entertained afternoon In honor of her sister, Mrs. twelve guests at the Brandeis Tea Ben Polskyt of Lincoln, who is leaving Booms Saturday afternoon in honor of soon to spend the winter in CaliforMiss Eose Hertzberg, a September nia. Miss "Flora BienstocK, v?ho rebride.

Miss Ann Hol^mafl, of St. cently announced her engagement to Louis, who is visiting s t the S. Eavitz Mr. Barney Eeari, of Denver, Colo., home, shared honors• will share honors with Mrs. Polsky.

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Mrs. J. P. Cohn returned last week Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Schlaifer from a sis weeks'-stay in Califoriiia. are now making their home at Los Angeles, Calif., where Mr. Schlaifer Miss Ann Goldwnre* left last Prihas accepted a position as secretary day for a months' visit^ at Chicago, 111. to Mr". Boris Bogen, ths newly apMrs. H. Meek, of'Milwaukee, Wis., pointed superintendent of the Federation' of Jewish Charities in l o s An- arrived Saturday to M the guest of geles. Mr. Schlaifer had met Dr. Bo- her daughter, Mrk-Fred Bosenstock. gen while in Vienna, -when Dr. Bogen In honor of heryBister, Miss Esther was head of the American Joint DisZalk, who is to bemarried Sunday, tribution Committee in Europe during September 14, at the Blackstone Hotel, and after the World War. They are Miss;Ann ZZa l a k ' ^^s hostess a t a Miss; both heading a drive for one million i Club Cb luncheon at the Omaha Athletic dollars, which" Los Angeles h. raising Saturday afternoon.

1CSB 5Kby for the purpose, of building e Jewish Laiarus', of Des Moines, Ia^ the house hospital and orphan asylum. guest at the Zalk home, shared honors : Mrs. A. Komm and Mrs. J. Rosen- at this affair. ' ;; % ' "". berg wefeiiTLIricoln Sunday, SeptemMrs. M. Eosen, of Chicago, HI., who ber 7, where they dfganlzeS £ S a was visiting here for the past month dagsah Chapter for . the Lincoln with her sister, Mrs. Jiorris White, women. The Lincoln women hava already shown an interest in Hadacsah left for lrer home Sunday. During her work.; They have distributed the visit, Mrs. EqEcn was the lionor guest "Milk Bag" for the Palestine 3G?k cf numerous social affairs.

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PAGE :4r-THE JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER-II, 1924 corner to'tis is given a-' fair: and sym- ing volunteer relief workers in' the They also serve - who stand and [ gious sects were formed, re-occurred religious matter and that any outcountry* These relief workers, mem- wait. ,And while we are waiting for today on the streets of Hebron. pathetic hearing. side interference would be an act In this connection may I submit" to bers" of the Board, have worked in the plans to be approved and the An old Arab Sheik, named Cbiri, of" religious intolerance. you a letter" that was sent to • the closest "cooperation with the office. ground to be broken, I am sure that varioas-synagogues of tfa.6 city, asking Their attention" tq the work and their we will see to it that the pledges'for is the founder of a new Moslem their further • cooperation in the personal sacrifice of time and energy the Community Center are paid. As religious sect, which has among its MAY EXPEL .MEMBERS matter: (Exhibit A—The Synagog is most remarkable and caHs forth ydt there has not been a full response follovers, maiy of the Palestinian , ' - r A picture of.iKe Federation in Action WHO DO NOT OBSERVE the greatest praise. to the call for 15%-inaking a total call, Arabs. . The Sheik's followers have Transient Tickets) During the past three months we of 25%. The Community Center attempted several times to proclaim SHULCHAM ARUCH Dear Friends: have taken care of twenty immigra- pledgors like our own Federation their ,new Moslem beliefs in a public Budapest (J. T. A.) The statutes children, but his wife or wives also, We are asking your further co- tion cases, where-citizens are seking members are learning but slowly to' INTRODUCTION and some aged relative, exploiting all -bperation- regarding beggars in the exemption or preference under. the pay by mail. They have apparently demonstration. This, however, was of the Orthodox Jewish Community K B y WIIililAM It. BLDMENTHAL. of them in extensive . begging " camcity who solicit funds from' indiv- new Immigration Law, to permit the gotten into the habit of paying only prohibited by the authorities. To- here was approved by the Hungarian V^This is to be my. first report, of the. paigns. " iduals, the Federation and other entry into this country of wives, minor when called upon by our Committee day many hundreds of Sheik Chiri's Government. The statutes of "us 1 . actual workings of our office, since my organizations. The number of travHis first appearance at our office and other close relatives. The of prominent workers. In this as in followers gathered in the city and community include a clause which report in July was entirely devoted'to was last January when he claimed he eling Jewish beggars has been in- children volume of this work has been increas- other matters educating the public to the Conferences of Social Work in was bound for Denver with his two creasing from week to week and ing out of proportion to the other pay in time and by mail will have its armed with lances, marched in reli- permits a number of trustees to expel from the congregation those mem^Toronto. We had no meeting in children, his wife, and aged uncle. from month to month, and unless work in the office and has taxed our good results. In this connection I the streets of August and therefore this report will Our office helped hi with transpdrta- this business is discouraged we will time and energy "to its utmost. bers who' have committed a transwant to state that the appeals of the gious. procession on "be for the months of June,' July and ,tion, food and lodging. His second Hsbron. be face to face with the problem of Chairman of our Finance Committee gression against the Shulcham Aruch, Our Social Service Department has August. I am going to emphasize the appearance was last March. By that Jewish Gypsies which will react to rendered Gendarme and police attempted to the Jewish religious code of lav,-. to remit by mail have not gone una miscellaneous service that transient problem in this report, and time he reported the ..wife as having the discredit of the . Jewish com- does not lend itself to classification, heeded and that the results of late as disperse the crowds, during which ••^Another clause of the incorporation believe that our solution is such that I died of TB, and that the uncle had munity- in America.' We are not we are the clearing house for the far as the Federation is concerned are time one gendarme and police officer articles imposes a communal tax on it will be a long time before we will disappeared. His third appearance exaggerating one bit; the situation for indeed gratifying.

Weaker Brother and Sister of the were wounded. have to mention that subject again. is grave. the Jewish women who earn an inwas two weeks ago on the reported community. But by them the Federa- Now the inevitable conclusion! ' - First let me say a. few words about way back from Canada to California. .The Federation has arranged with tion is considered as the Father and Though it is not customary to render dependent livelihood, although no sufbur Census.

—• Mr. A. B." Alpirn of "the Western Mother of the community. People praise on mid-year meetings, that However, this time he did not come JEWS LEAVE SMYRNA. frage right is granted to these women A. THE CENSUS. The taking of to our office directly, but upon arrival Smeltering- and .Refining Company to us to seek all sort of advice being generally reserved for the An- Smyrna. (J. T. A.)—The Jewish taxpayers. the Jewish Census of Omaha.has-been in this city he went immediately to to give work to all able-bodied men come 1 and help almost the entire nual Meeting, I feel an inner urge to community here, once strong and inprogressing under the joint auspices ;the Transient Boarding House where who apply for charity. Mr. Alpirn gamut ofrunning human experience. A express now and here my deep ap- fluential, is diminishing in numbers, of the Social Service Committee of the Tie was, received in state. The neigh- is taking a splendid personal inter- mother brings in a naughty child, a preciation and gratitude to the Presi"Federation and of the I. O. B. B. and borhood shed honest tears on the piti- est and is making-it possible for us father dent of the Federation and to the owing to the mass emigration. of the complains about his son Ham 7 Kononovitch the C. J. W. Thus far 8,000 "names lul lot of the poor man and his to do,a fine-piece of constructive stays away from home at night;who Board of Directors for the fine help Jewish population. a have been recorded giving the age,•struggling family, and waited to see work. Those who are sick we send mother asks that we give good advice and guidance given me in the work This exodus has started since the occupation, schooling, synagog and jehat the Federation would do. When t o a ptiysidan, and if necessary they her daughter. A wife complains thus far. I pray that that splendid city was taken over by the Turks lodge affiliation, citizenship, property the man and his "family" came to the are-sent-to .the hospital. "Work for to Sintlin—207 Cronnse Blk. her husband is mistreating her, spirit continue and that we thus go held; and'other necessary information office the next morning, their story the well and medical aid for the sick that Harnpy 8476 from strength to strength in our com- after the expulsion of the Greeks. another—that the husband "does not Bowing for Advanced Pupils, about the family and family life in sounded familiar, but the man ab- is'our policy.' System is necessary divide the family funds justly. Our mon endeavor for a better, healthier, The main reason for the emigration, Omaha. The head of the Census solutely maintained that he had never in addition to^sympathy, and every- office serves as Judge, Jury, Arbitra- happier, nobler community. is the fact that the majority of the .workers has been, doing a splendid been in Omaha before. While the body is "given'a fair hearing at the tion Court, Friendly Advisor and what Respectfully submitted, Jewish population here is unable to piece of work and is to be highly com- children started to cry and the> wife Federation. not. We are now in the process of Wm R. Blumenthal. earn a livelihood owing to the Turk-i mended for sacrificing his entire, sum- who was supposed,to be dead began Please do. not give : money to adjusting five juvenile cases, two jail mer - vacation to the Census. One t6 cough, we took occasion to turn to beggars. Do notencourage" these cases, two parole and one probation ish officials and employees in the MINISTER THINKS PROHI.practical way in which the Census will our records and found letters and tramps who come "to this city again case. large business firms, railways and help the Federation is in the wealth of telegrams from Denver, Brooklyn, Salt and again to bring their companions Our* employment work, with the co- BITION OF ANTI-SEMITIC other enterprises were dismissed by information" it contains regarding Lake City and San Francisco regard- .with them". Help us keep this city operation of the Rehabilitation ComSONG NECESSARY the-order of the Turkish authorities. prospective members to" help'us carry ing the case. Denver had asked, us from-being-the dumping ground for mittee, has functioned, with our ob- Berlin. (J. T. A.)—The Borkum .- The Turkish press here, is also en the community responsibilities. to arrest_the man, San Francisco rethe country. taining work for six local people, who song, the Anti-Semitic hymn sung ported that the Society for the R, TRANSIENTS. The seemingly You can* help us aid these tran- would otherwise be wholly or partly for many years in the German resort carrying on • a sharp Anti-Semitic everlasting problem of the Transient Prevention of Cruelty to Children had sients become self-respecting : and a burden on the community. campaign. is finally nearing its solution.as far several warrants out for him, but that decent" men if it is at all possible. D. THE "Y" AND THE CENTER. Borkum, was a subject of discussion as Omaha is concerned. We axe going he had escaped all officers that were Do not pauperize them further. Let It so happens this evening that the today in the Prussian Diet. The song Iff . to see to it tKat the transient problem sent to get him. With this informa- your Jewish Welfare , Federation Y. was recently prohibited by the Cen- SHECHITA ATTACKED M. and Y. W. H. A. has its regular 1307 Howard St. At. 8028 ' does not become permanent! Yet for tion at hand we returned to the man take care of them., Beginning Sep- monthly program meeting in the As-tral German authorities and the repAT ENGLISH INSPECthe past three months the situation who insisted that we must help him tember lst» we will be open every sembly Room across the hall from this Omaha, Nebr.

TORS' CONFERENCE has been grave. During June, July get to the coast, that his Ford was day, except Saturday, from 9 a. m. meeting and this Board as a body is resentatives of the Deutsch Nationale London. {J. T. A.)—The "Shechand August.98 transients came to-the broken down, bis gasoline tank empty Party in the Diet pressed the Minister to 10 p. m. ' in close contact with that splendid office and forty-five others were sent and that he had no money in the Yours for constructive' Jewish organization of our "younger" people. of Interior for an explanation of ita," the way of slaughtering aniby our authorized. Twenty-fourth purse, but we felt that our duty to rasis, according to the Jewish ritual, Charity, I need not dwell this evening on thethis prohibition.

Street representative to one lof the the children demanded that the Jewish Welfare Federation. lack of accommodations and the want was broadly discns&ed and - by some designated transient Lodging, places, Juvenile Court be" advised of the facts.

Replying to this inquiry, Mr. SevAny -way y o u g-et them i n a n y package speakers^ attacked at the conference C. SOCIAL SERVICE. Time does of proper facilities here. That you They quickly sent one of their workers making a total of 143 or at the rate of the authorities ering stated that 1 at see for yourselves.

But what y you do y of Sanitary Inspectors, which is being GRAHAM CRACKERS. nearly 600 transients per year. .The to our office, but unfortunately Laser's not permit -in this• report to- delve " — not see see this this evening evening are are the the many many found it - necessary to prohibit the held here. One of the inspectors, are g-o-o-d eating1 for everybody.

De- not cost of the transients for the three experienced eye detected that some- length on the work of our Relief Ask yoor grocer for ITE3T CBACKEKS months was $510 or at the rate of thing was wrong and he beat his partment, nor of our Immigration young people who are on the streets singing of this song however, Mr. Girling, defended the masterful retreat. We have since (work, nor the miscellaneous social and in doubtful places of amusement caused disturbances at the resort Sheckita, declaring that it was a by name always. Get the genuine and over $2,000 per year. ~ " be satisfied all w a y s !

NI« . I t is my firm conviction that this heard nothing from him, but the largee j service rendered by our Social Service who would be with us if we could take place. Whenever the song was » i Department, our -Health Work, Juve- care of them. At the New Center, expenditure is entirely out of-propor- cities of the country will know of his nile Court Work, Legal Aid Work, where we will have a pool, a gym- played," passersby, who were suspecttion to the actual results derived, and Omaha episode.

Service and rooms,, ed of being Jewish were asked to Probation and and Parole," Parole,Service and nasium,, a reading g room,, game g ' that one-fourth of that sum is nearer Carpenter Paper Co. E l t W k not tomention i the dri* rooms Sot. ftpper; VSce-PresWeat.

Work, rooms, theywill they:will have a place to identify themselves which caused Each day's entire, "transient pro- Employment the amount that ought to be expended s end t h e i r W. Q. Cre. SecTetarr.

Distributors of Y. M. and Y. W. H. A. and the^clubs, P evenings properly, gram" at the office would prove equalfor such purpose. Fortunatelywe will embarrassing occurrences, the Mingroups -affiliated • with it. jj We have tKe people ready.

Western Bond—and High. he able to carry out this' saving of ly • interesting,• especially the .ex- -classes and g p pp y We are ister stated.

Omaha Fixture & j t a very few f d about b t waiting iti t i t l for f h Promised money due to the splendid help-we periences with the dope users-, and H However, just words patiently the Grade Stationery II Land, New-Community Center.

To are getting from the Western Smelter- those, who come'to "us with pockets ;each.

Supply Co. t h \^ L d the. th N C i t C te T a. Nebraska. laden with money.

But ^nevertheless We- havfe at present 18 active relief -these idling people especially, the ARA BSHEIK IS FOUNDER . ing and Refining Company in the l COMPLETE STORE AND ises. ""We4 are taking care rbf 6& inen,' time seems longer than the forty! matter of giving employment to",the there is still '*balm left iri" Gilead". peases OF NEW MOSLEM RELIGION ; OFFICE OUTFITTERS able-bodied transients who can andThere are many'iworthy people suffer- women and children, comprising 16 years our ancestors waited. Our col- Jerusalem. (J. T. A.)—Scenes, ing; a spell of hard luck and financial families.

During the past three lective Moses, the Building Committee, We occupy should work. ercr TO.000 square CesS The types-of Jewish transients that misfortunes en route from one city to months three relief cases have been is hard at work with .pur Architect which recalled happenings of ancient 8ootiiirest Corner have developed in the course of the another. Each case that comes to the closed and two cases opened. We have James T. Allan mapping out the plans, times in Palestine when new reliEleventh and Oooeia* Streets. past few years are indeed interesting. attention, of-the-office is considered on the distinction of having the best or- , Their final report ; ready for adoption P b i n r : Jackson £"24 For instance, we have with us the its7merits and, each .individual, that. ganizediattd'-most-perfectly-functiori-' ought to be ready now any day.

OSAKA. KK1S. Woman Transient, .the Semi-Annual Tourist, the Ocean to Ocean 'Hobo; the Automobile Bum, the Blind-Baggage ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiuiiiiiitiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifrsiiiiiiiiTiiiiiiiiitiiiiikiii'ifirii'iiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiuittiiiiiiiiiBiiiiit^ Passenger; the Box" Car Tourist, the AUDITING AND INCOME Dope Jmaper,»etc Very often our TAX REPORTS customers' are so unique that they defy classification. Just a few cases Every Known Bond 208 Karbach Blk. Atlantic 1031 will be given to illustrate our types. of Insurance (a) The Woman Transient, Mrs. P; S. came to our office on July 15, JAcksoB 1862 209 W. O. \V. Bldg. J A . S9M. stating that her husband deserted her PAXTON-MJTCHELL CO. while they were dining in • a local !*tb and Martha Stft.

HA. 1652 restaurant, and that she was absoluteSlannf«irtnrrr« of Brass, ISronr.e. ly without funds and in need of a Gate City Furniture Co. Aluminum and Soft Gray Iron Casflncf*. , ticket back to her home in Chicago.

WASH AND KEEP WELL t o o are assured of soft eastings, a s She refused to give the name of the we tnarhlnr Rome from every bent in A PwULE OF HEALTH •nr own shop.

Globe Van.& Storage Co. restaurant and refused to answer Standard size cast Iron and brow* questions concerning her husband. She' owned anfi operated by FRONTIER TOWEL SUPPLY >a<>hlnKH. In stoek. left our office in a huff, saying that fTTiHE practice of extending New Year's Greetings to friends and GROSSMAN & SONS ISIS California Street. she would appeal her case' to .the 5211-23 No. Iflth St. J_. relatives through the local Jewish newspaper has become quite warm-hearted Jews of the community At. 0230 4a. «3S8 • and failing in that she would, go to Emerson Laundry general throughout the country. the Christian charities. Almost imF. 8. StOKEV. Prop. mediately members of the Federation advised us that we refused to help a Phone Webster 0820 .EFFICIENT end RESPONSIBLE Hundreds of families in Cincinnati, New York, Boston, Chicago, and poor woman in trouble. Our answer THE LAUNDRV THAT t*CNDKY was: "Send, her to,us." Three days EVERYBODY LIKES. Where your clotbes come home other cities use no other form of extending these holiday greetings. later she appeared stating that she clejuier end last lorseer.

Druggists and Stationers gave us a fictitious name at first that e 0380.

I5O7-H Jaekson Rt Its advantages over the,old, individual mailing card is evident in «U»l-403-4U6 SooSb IDtb Strew H A. JAtH)EESP.GEK, her husband did not* desert her,' and ( Office Phone JAcfcson B12S the saving of time and expense, and eliminates the worry over forthat she had three children in, Chicago for whom she wanted to earn-a living.'

JOHN FELDMAN getting someone you desire to remember.

"We immediately got in touch with the Clothier Chicago Federation, and learned "that this woman had deserted her'husband Full Dress Suits and Tuxedos Certified Public Accountants Greeting cards in the Jewish Press may be thirty words in length. , and eight children",- in order to meet Moved from UK) No. ICth St. ro Audits Systems' an "affinity" in Omaha. Her' seven403 Karbnch Block, f!>th & Donctas Sts I f you desire, you may write your o\Vh greetings. investigations. teen year old daughter corroborated OMAHA. SKIJK. •«34 to MS Vrlnn f'ptist Bide. ,;-*the statement, and asked the. Chicago Ptaonps, Jortsiwn 4S1S, #31«.

Federation- not to return the. mother Here is a popular form. • . .at least for the present, since she had THE BRINN & JENSEN CO. • deserted the family often, - going rwith Omaha Office: <5tS Ocnj-!os $tr*»t.

Wholesale paper Omaha f>hon« Atlantic EM6 other men. This in spite of. the-fact distributors for that the husband and father had been Ford Transfer & Storage Co. earning" a decent living for the family!

Northern Toilet Tissue R A. FOKR . The woman is still in Omaha.eking I'resSdent and General Knnecer.

1112 Barney Street out a dubious existence as a domestic, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Abrams and family of ConiwSi m«ff»> ( l o v e ) WHire AT-lantic 6409 while we are awaiting further in700 'M«. Main MtT<>«-t.

Phwr» 8BS 'One of America's Great Hotels' 9765 West Grand Boulevard extend their best structions, from Chicago. b() Another typical case is that of wishes to their relatives and friends for a happy the Semi-Annual Tourists who apWhen Thinking of Mens' Hats and prosperous New Year. .- peared a t our office one Saturday in or Furnishings August at about eleven o'clock at OVK f K I U T l l E M ' REMEMBER night. The President of the FederaCONVJNC'l" Hit OS OCB COtiNCIl KMJt'FM IA tion and his family were in the. office S!!VCERITT WOLF BROS. • with your Superintendent and naturalTrust Service is Our Motto Safffy 1121 DOUGLAS ST. P posit !!r,xi>s. ly we' were' alarmed by these late Safe Deposit B o s w for iti»nf IOE L. WOLF SAM N WOLF - callers-especially in, view of the "preThe New Year's Greetings page is now being- compiled. Mail theJ vious experience of our. Supercoupon below immediately.. If you write your, own greeting, attach intendent. These callers demanded •""help and transportation to New York. it to the coupon, GoMstrGM Upholstering Co. They were given lodging for the night, '•-i and when they appeared again in the Upholstering and Furniture Repair"Manufactures! in Omaha" morning and repeated their demands ing Mattresses Renovated.

BUTTEK and EiiliS ' • and threats we called up our friend BAKEH ICE MACHINE CO. .. the Chief of Detectives who sent his Box Springs.

Coane.il Bluffs, ia. representatives to meet with our late : The Jewish Press • " 4T-Iantlr 2619 1013 North IGtb St. customers. . They searched the" men 681 Brandeis Theatre Bldg. " and found enough money on them to ': .take "'them to the-next large city. \ •Otnaha,«Nebraska., r /} '- "Upon, turning to our records we found Gentlemen:— ~ • v' that one- of the men, M, S., age 24, "•" t a d made semi-annual visits here "-regularly since" 1921". -He always got UNCLE SAM BKEAKPAittl "The Mohi" lodging and money, and on-this trip Residence, 1S4Z so ZMti St.' FCKJD CO. " he had merely brought a friend along.

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Plaee of ttssiiiPHa, 4413 Ceml&g St. They were giv.en just fifteen minutes TH. ATiaiUli- SS31- t o cross the Douglas Street Bridge. (c) O«r. third case is a nationally ,. ' AUDKESS " famous one.- And this time I am not COFFEE PAXTON HOTEL going to- use initials. The man's name • is Laser and' for the past; two years, TUKK1SH BATHS ADVO FOODS AI>YO JELL ' as far" as'we know; he has been iournow operates by tite'-country.in a Ford, using his.

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