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J'riai 33'fith Carnival at Auditorium All Day November 11 To Answer,Orphans' Cry—Five Thousand Dollars Must Be Raised to Redeem Omaha's , Promise To Them.

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 4 YEAR, $2.50.

OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1923

SAYS POLITICAL INFLUENCE OF ZIONIST& IS ENDED London. (J. T. A.) The Palestine Zionists are very much .excited over Sir Herbert Samuel's offer - for an Arab Agency, according "to the London Express. ' , " ' - ' The Zionist Organization, the" Express says, -was not"consulted by the Colonial Office before the-proposal to the Arabs -was made. The,paper interprets this as an indication-that the political influence of the'Zipnist organization is ended.

ADDED ATTRACTIONS TOR B'NAI B'RITH CARNIVAL

it f entile Israel Baron ISdmond Aims to Induce ganized, and is counsel for,- scores Leader Of Co-operative • Jewish Capitalists to ParMarketing Movement. ticipate in Work.

ARABS- CHARGE FRENCH FIRST OF A SERIES OF LECTURES TO BE HELD AT • CONSPIRED IN REVOLT Paris. (J. T. A.) Baron Edmond de Eothschild has established a new organization in Palestine, "Pica" (Palestine Jewish Colonization Association), the" J. T. A. learns from a reliable source. "Till now," said Baron Edmond, when interviewed regarding the project, "I have been the only wealthy Jew who has given considerable sums for Palestine. My present object is to induce other Jewish capitalists to take part in the work, and for this purpose the Pica has been established." The Pica will appeal only to individuals and the sums which they will invest will remain as holding's in their name. Baron Edmond added that he himself would meet all administrative expenses connected with the organization's work. He had great hopes in the industrial development of Palestine, and he trusted that his efforts in that direction would encourage others to invest capital in Palestine. With regard to a Palestine harbor, he had at first held that the government should build it, but seeing that the government can only grant a concession for building a harbor, he .thought that a movement should be started in the United States to guarantee its building financially. In that event, he would also participate.

B'eai B*rith Conies! This Is a story of hands across the sea. Leader Withdraws From &6t of the hands of statesmen, suave, courtly, rich with the Race—Girls Enter Contest goodly things of the earth, joining distant lands in amicable rela-

The first number of the series of lectures to be held under the auspices of the Brotherhood of Temple Israel will be held Thursday evening, No* vember 1, at the Temple Israel auditionships through the measures of diplomacy is the burden of torium. The Brotherhood of th« this~tale. Ours is a story of the.hands.of babes and children, Girls' Popularity Contest. Becoming Temple has arranged an Educational More Interesting as Carnival stretched across the sea. . ..'-., Program to be giveen to the Omaha raws Nesr. public during the coming winter. Picture them as they are, not ,as you have learned to think Aaron'.Sapiro, of San Francises}* of them. '"Babies' hands"—the phrase brings to your mind Calif., wBl be the first'speaker'to a p visions of pink, chubby fingers and dimpled fists, with the tender, WINNERS TO RECEIVE FREE TRIPS TO CALIpear on this program. He will ap-» silky flesh forming natural bracelets at the wrists; babies' hands, FORNIA AND CHICAGO pear here on November 1, His subthat clutch gleefully at the says of sunlight that stream over ject will be "Co-operative Market* their owners as they lie gurgling in their cribs. There have been several important ing." "Children's hands"—you see them busy with the joys of developments in the contest which is Mr. Sapiro -is the recognized leades* childhood, filled with toys and baubles that bring laughter to being conducted as-a-feature'of the of the co-operative marketing movechildren's eyes and paint roses on children's hands linked with B'nai B'rith Carnival to;be .held at ment among farmers. He has orthose of other children in a merry romp on a sunlit lawn, chasing the municipal auditorium all day Sun- j The ganized, and is counsel for, score*? which will be held at-the Muny after happiness and finding-it. day, November ll..Iryin. Stalmaster, j Auditorium all day Sunday, Noof co-operative associations, with * . Such are the hands of babes and children as you know them. chairman of the committee in charge total membeership of more than h&lf vember 11, has.been fortunate in Think now of the hands of babes and children in Europe, and of the contest, - announced- that Miss securing talent for its vaudeville a million. picture them as they are. Margaret Riekes, who has led the conWhen Aaron Sapiro was nine years No toys fill them, "nor do dimples - the privilege and the pleasure of test twice before and -who again tops show, according to Sir.- S. H. old his father died and he was takes play hide and seek -with each other' rearing these destitude -waifs into the contest, has asked" to withdraw Schaefer, chairman of the committee in charge of,this feature of to an Orphan Asylum. The early life on the fingers. They are not linked manhood. The promise has not been from the contest. She explained to the carnival ^Miss Helen Riekes and'Mr. Karl E. Tunberg will sing and play for the carnival. Mr. Tunberg will accompany .Miss : of Aaron Sapiro and that of his •with other hands in childhood's games. kept—and now 25 pairs of hands a representative of the Jewish Press Hiekes on the piano and will also play several solo numbers. Miss family is one of considerable hardThey do not know the joy of play. stretch from the heart of Europe's that her action was for the good and Eiekes is a .pupil of Louise Jansen Wylie arid is one of Omaha's ships. When he was just a small The sunlight streams over them, desolation to the heart of America's welfare of the carnival and for the most promising young vocalists. She is a Junior at the Omaha chin, he End his brother Phil so!«S and turns away, shuddering. They . prosperity. From Warsaw and Lodz, .cause towards which the proceeds of University where she has been taMag a general arts and science newspapers each morning before are lean, withered, gaunt hands—the .'from Bucharest and Jassy, from Ber- the carnival will go. She added that course. .She entered the professional field last summer, when she ! school and would sell matches after she would continue to exert her uthands of babes and children that have lin and Hamburg, a slender bridge of sang at the Broadway theatre in Council Bluffs, but has refused school. known hunger and the sufferings of tiny hands spans the ocean, reaches most efforts for the car:se and that several, attractive offers, to sing on vaudeville circuits in order In 1900 Aaron Sapiro was sent te famine. . . . . half-way across the American con- her resignation -would not affect her that she may first finish her education. Mr. Tunberg, who will the Union Hebrew College in Cffiwork in the sale of tickets for the appear with her is one of the best pianists in the state. He is They>re.the hands of 300,000 Jew- tinent and ends in Omaha. cinnati where he stayed for eight ' -' ish War Orphans in Poland, Germany, For two years those orphans have carnival. president of the Nebraska State Music Teachers' -Association. E3NG HUSSEIN AND THE years. Cinrijrasti he decided Austria,' Roumania. The committee also wishes to anlooked to their fellow-Jews in this Mr. Tunberg was greatly interested and always, accompanied • ' BKXTISH PALESTINE POLICY to studyLeaving' law and entered the BaitStretched across the sea to the Jews great city, and have looked in vain. nounce that two more girls have en- Sammy, Carmell, Omaha's boy prodigy, who is now in New York. Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) El Carmel ings Cellege of Law, from where of. America are these T»00;000 JSfow £he cotns to answer J;ered_the race and that \rprk is begin^ -"£radTtated in 1911. raised in supplication,' pleading* for 'a their" preaT The" help* promised them ning in earnest. It is not "yet too Sapiro. is one of the most Bought chance in life, clutching at that flame so long ago cannot be further delayed, late to. enter the contest, and onyone Germany; has been head of the Piano Department University, Northwestern University, O'lyS&^UmVersIty,^! of Jewish charity which will give them j Omaha Jewry' must act and act at wishing to do so can enter by notify- Washington State College; has had twenty|oui-;, years "of expe- in Palestine, although but for British men in the country to-day. Ee is food and shelter. j once to redeem" the pledge of 1922 and ing Mr. Stalmaster, At-7555. " The rience as teacher and has held many important posts and engage- protection he would have long ago counsel for many organisations; competition is becoming keen and included among the spoils of his through this country and Canada, They are nobody's children—the war j to pay that of 1923. ments throughout the United States. He now occupies a studio h&en more votes have been cast in the past greatest enemy, Ibn Said. The arti- Many of these representing the lErg«* and the pogroms which followed it j So the carnival which the local on the third floor of the Schmoller & Mueller Building. est fruit growers associations and cle continues: snatched their loved and loving ones • B'nai B'rith lodge will give at the City week than the entire total heretofore. . "We are extremely surprised that lumber interests in the "world. from them and left them lonely and Auditorium all day1 November II, lias This has been due, probably, -to the Mr. Sapiro will be in Omahs "Wea~ British writers do not see farther than alone—nobody's children. for its primary purpose the raising of fact, that the committee has recently announced that'all contributions made nesday evening; and will speak at the their noses. Does this paper want Let the eye of your imagination $5,000 to meet the obligations due that the descendant of the Mngs and Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon travel from their hands to their face.' these orphans for the past two years. by. B'nai B'rith members will be countprophets of the Arabs should give Thursday noon. Many local organ* See their hollow cheeks. No roses with such a pnrpose no one can ed as votes, provided the contribution their land to the Jews? That land isations have attempted to s bloom here, but the fatal finger of refuse to share in this work and to is secured by one of the contestants or Rev. Albert Kuhn Pleads Against Garments Received to Be Distributed that the contributor casts the votes which still echoes with the noise of Mr. Sapiro to speak to them starvation and disease has sketched its make the carnival the overwhelming Racial Prejudict. to Charitable Organizations. for one of the girls in the contest. the battles fought by the Arabs in -Hie city. seal of doom in their stead. See the success that it ought' to be. against the Eomans and the Crusad- "We are very fortunate to sunken eyes, glowing with the heat of For this is the problem of all the Each member of the B'nai B'rith has "The attacks upon the Jews by the The Omaha annual exhibition and ers. Does it think that the Arabs this opportunity to hear such a man/15 been mailed five tickets to the carnifever. Look upon the ^wasted limbs Jews of Omaha. When human lives £u Klux Elan and Henry Ford's that drag themselves wearily along ' are at a stake there can be no division val and,has been charged with these Dearborn Independent ought to be distribution of .garments of the Needle participated in the war only to %xve said Isidor Ziegler. "I am sure .thattickets. The contestants will be furWork Guild, of America will be held it from Islamic rule and to give it to the Omaha Jews -will be pleased t<^ the streets of Europe's citiies and over o f interests, no distinction among nished lists of B'nai B'rith members distasteful to every thoughtful Chris- this year on Thursday and Friday, the Jews? Would the Arab and Chris- hear him." Europe's deserted highways. groups, no lines of demarkation tian," said Eev. Albert Kuhn, of the These are not children. These are between organizations. Every Jew in by Harry Silverman, At-7964, and all Bethany Presbyterian church in his November 8 and 9, at the Scottish tian inhabitants agree to this? money that they collect from these Rite Cathedral, Twentieth # and Doug- . "If King Hussein - is opposed to the lowlier than the beasts of the field. Omaha must help make the carnival sermon entitled "The Jews" Sunday las streets. ' " - members will be credited to them just British policy in Palestine, this is due They do not laugh. They do not smile. successful. the same as if they had actually sold morning. Garments received for the Needle1 to the promises made by Great BritThey do not play- It is so long since No efforts and no expense are being that many tickets. "In the first place," he continued, Work Guild are distributed to all ain ' to the Arabs. If Great ^ritain they have had cause for play that they spared to make the carnival the out- Margaret Riekes ... "they are unjust and misleading. charitable organizations in the city, is determined on protecting the Suez 18,200 have forgotten how to play. standing event ever given by this Anne Selicow _17,100 Among the Je-srs, as among any other including the Jewish Welfare Organ- canal and her economic interests, in Hear Full Report of Ameriesas * * * * community. From all sides offers of Birdie Berger 35,900 people, no two are alikej there are ization and Wise Memorial Hospital. order to be free from any Islamic Jewish Congress Convention. Such were the hands that stretched service and contributions of funds are Minnie Levy .15,300 lots of crooked Americans; that does Last year the Jewish Welfare Organ- -danger, she would do better to seek -15,000 Martha "Weinstein across the sea three years ago. Such reaching the committee in charge. At a meeting of the local • ._12,800 not make the American a crook; there ization received one thousand gar- the assistance of the Arabs. Wise ... were the children kneeling in supplica- ! Men, women and children are rallying Jnlia .11,400 are lots of booze fighting Irishmen; ments and- $121.25 in money, and the Ula Albert „ District held Tuesday evening.at th« tion. Among other agencies and, to the call of the orphans and are Rose .Fine 9.S?no that does not make your neighbor a Wise Memorial Hospital nine hundred :. Jewish Community Center, plans wase Belgrade. (J. T. A.) Alarmed by 9.S00 boozefighter. So also there are crook- and three garments. The Needle organizations that clasped these hands ! volunteering to help in their bebalf. Gertrude Cooper .— madetohold a mass meeting oti &wz* the growth of the Fascists agitation, 8,800 Hose Schiffer in the warm grip of whole-souled At the Auditorium on November 11, 8,700 ed Jews, and there are honest Jews, Work Guild is a non-sectarian organ- imported in Jugo-Slavia from Eotnaa- day, November 14. At this meeting Siegel brotherhood and raised the suppliants f r o m noon t 0 midnight, the true Iva 8,700 clean Jews and "filthy Jews, modest isation -and has done very useful and nia, the government has arrested sev- the reperte of the Jewish Coagresi Bess Greenberg — to their feet helping them to face life • camivai spirit -will reign. Every hour Yetta Stiefler 8,100 Jews and arrogant Jews, moral Jews necessary work-in this city for a eral of the leaders here -who were re- meeting will be given. M. 7,400 and immoral Jews. God never judges number, of years. . bravely was the Independent Order of o f t h e twelve will be crowded with Marian Pried sponsible for organizing the .asti- Se- stern, local delegate to the 5,900 B'nai B'rith through its American entertainment and hilarity. - Attrac- Anne Goldware Mrs. Dave Kosenstock is secretary mitic attack at Szabadka. They have will give the full report in detail. 5,800 folks wholesale, nor should we. Lottie Giventer __ lodges. 5,800 "As a matter of mere justice, I of the Jewish-'Welfare Organization tions of all sorts designed to give the Celia Braude rangements are being4made to 5,300 want to state that as far as my ob- section this year, and Mrs. B. A. Si- been sentenced -to-two years. The B'nai B'rith adopted 1000 of pleasure-seeker the pleasure -which he Kate Goldstein a place for this meeting and vili be Alesi Jevicz, minister of the In5,300 Moscow ._ these children and pledged itself to ] s ^ ^ servation goes, there are proportionbe there. Nothing will be Mary mon is president of the Wise Memor4,900 terior, in a statement just issued sn- announced later. Esther Ontman rear them through the tender years ' je££ to . give the mammoth Clara Feldman 4,700 ately at least as many kind Jews and ial section. . • , All-organizations who have t&taai noTmces that adequate steps -will be of childhood, to feed them and to ' crowd the day ,of their lives. 3,900 honest Jews and dean-minded Jews Each contributor should send her taken' to suppress the movement. Gertrude Fogelson "part in the interest of the Americsg clothe them, to shelter -them and to 3,700 as there are Christians of that type; two garments.to. her jdirector, or can Ida Mirikin „__ Jewish, Congress will elect l The decorations of the Auditorium 3,100 Rose Lazarus' educate them, until they could do all there is certainly a larger proportion send them to the Jewish Comiaunity itself will be a Tevelation. On all committees to make arrangements 3,000 Dora Forman ._, Pastor Says lews Would. of these things for themselves. among them of thrifty 'people, and Center, 303 Lyric building. .A.special l»e Wonierfsl People if they this mass meeting. Through special .arrangements effected sides there will be novelties to' delight that is a virtue, too. • urgent „-request has been ./made that the eye and charm the senses. GoTintry The following are the -members mittees and sub-committees are seeing Adopted Christianity. in Europe each child may be so "The Jew of the past has been the the two garments given by each perstore, fortune teller, candy booth, .v.'ill esnnpose the committee: Mrs, B, to it that every one will be'there. provided'for at the very small, cost religious leader of the world. What son should be of one kind and the Japanese tea room, needle work Handler, Mrs. I. Honvich, A. Colai* Then on November 12 will the New York.—Declaring that the of $100 per year—less than $2.00 per . . • bazars, raffles and games of chance, message be flashed to 25 children there is sane and spiritual in our re- sama size. M. Minskin, John Fcldisan, J . IK Ulan is organized to uphold the week, an arrangement impossible in « ~, , t j j e r e to help chase the waiting with outstretched .arms that ligion we ovre almost exclusively to .. Every, Jevrish woman in the city is cjH2se of personal liberty. Rev. C. Woolfson, Sc»3 Cohn and Max Frompi^ America. Osvrald, pastor of the Presbyte- i president of the Congress Comraj&tea. Omaha has answered their pleadings; Jews. What the Romans later added tirged to contribute to the Guild in I. rian Church, Freeport, L, I., This did not solve the problem of hours on theirway. to the Jewish fundamentals of Chrisfurthering its very humanitarian "nobody's children." But at least 1000 At 4:30 the vaudeville show will be that no longer are they ^nobody's tianity has not improved but corrupt- •work, and.for further details relative launched into a fervid eulogy of the night-ridingr organization before a. MUSIC SCHOOL AND of the 300,000 were now "somebody's given with the best entertainers that children," but that they aTe Ww truly ed it." to contributions call Mrs. Eosenstock gathering of l,50D persons, includ"Omaha's children." TEACHERS' SEMINARY the city affords. In.the evening there children." ing: tEirtyfive robed KlnseTs, duror Mrs. Simon. . FOE POLISH JEW? will be dancing, and all day long the ing: £ T 5 address at his -church last Thus we might say that for these HUSSEIN DISCLAIMS' Warsaw. (J. T. A.) The MinistK week. Policemen -were stationed st 1000 tsbildren" the story. of suffering other attractions will be in full swing. 558 IMMIGRANTS ENTEBED RESPONSIBILITY FOR the charch. for Education i» Wiliia !>ae approved Not an idle minute" will be spent by FOUS NEW JEWISH ' . and privation, of gloom and of sadPALESTINE IN : AUGUST SHEIK'S PROPAGANDA "The Slan is organized to upthe fitatutcs oi" a Jewish Teachers the vast throng that will crowd the ' APPOINTEES TO ness, is over and "they lived happily Jerusalem. (J. T. A.)- A total of Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) The antihold personal liberty," said Oswald. Seminary and of an institute for MM-= COLUMBIA FACULTY Auditorium au day "November 11. ever after." 558 immigrants entered Palestine dar- Zionist statements recently made by "Would the Hep-ablic live if the * S 8 K> • The restaurant and bar will be ing August. Of that number,. 121 are Sheik Habbas Maleki, envoy of King New York. "(J." T. A.) The list of prisoner frota across the "water I sic for Jewish students. established himself in America toBut for 25 of them* the story, is special-features, as will be the needle- persons with some independent means, Hassein of Hedjas, were entirely on new appointments to the faculty of day? If ths Catholics -were a SECRETARY OF 1GA DESIGNS work booths of the Women's Auxiliary Columbia University has just been not yet over, and outstretched hands and 117 are with definite prospects of his own responsibility. Announcement spiritual body instead of a political AFTER- 25 YEARS OF SERVICE that two years ago thrilled to the and the YWHA. employment. The number iof women to this effect has been officially made. made public body there would be no end to their Paris. {J. T. A.)—The couftdl os Among the new appointees are Tir. greatness. If the Jews accepted responsive clasp of helpfulness given' Here -then is the opportunity for and .children entering is 205. • Hussein declares that'the Sbeikwas Jesus Christ as their savior •what a the ICA hss accepted the by stronger Kantfs, are once again oat- which. Omaha .'has.been •Raiting—to Twenty-two Christians, 2 Moslems sent to Palestine only to supervise Isaac L. Kanael, professor of Educa- wonderful people they wuld be. of its general secretary, stratched Li supplication — for .the take care of its 25 orphans and at and. 12 Jews who entered tile country the delivery of the funds collected st tion, Teachers* College; Dr. Adoiph "The real Americans oughttobe who served the ICA for a Ju&rter 05 promise them given has not been kepi; the same time to spend a day crowded as travelers were^ given penaissicm to Mecca for the . restoration of the Berger, Assistant "professor 'oral sur- awakened, &nd since vre have \Twq years ago Omaha accepted 25 with fun and frivolity. Every one remain permanently.. The; great ma- Mosque of Omar. The. Sing disclaims gery; Dr. Tsafior Eosen, dermatology. awakensd -we are causing a great a century. Louis Ungrer has bees iiajB^ o/ the B'nai B'rith war orphans and should be there—and hundreds of men jority of. the 558 immigrants were responsibility for all nationalistic and and Ssmxici L. Wolff, assistant processor 'to^^eaf,-, \ , ..,.; „ ,. , : | fessor, English • • .. promised to pay §2,500 each-year for and women forming the vasiour ^om- Jewish. * ' . ©tier views expressed by him. 'r

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Professor Cuza, and those opposing THAT CLIQUE. Mrs. Catt and Woman Sometimes the criticism is heard: "No, I don't care to work Cuza. The latter were -in the majorthat .class, society or organization—you know it is ruled ity. Police were called in to restore Supreme Court Justice inentirely and one police commissioner was by a certain clique." The following most appropriate order injured. A number of students were Triennial Speakers little rhyme is published in this connection: arrested. Both

Principal , Speakers Hare Achieved National Fame.

CONVENTION OF COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN IN ST. LOUIS NOV. I M S

What is the clique? 'Tis those who attend All of the meetings, on whom we depend. They are never absent unless they are sick— These are the ones the grouch calls "The Clique." The ones who are never behind with their dues, Who come to the meetings and have their own views. They'll serve on committees, and never say "die"; "The Clique" are the ones that always "get by."

j COUNCIL BLUFFS j

Miss' Faye Gerelick will entertain at the Brandeis Tea Rooms for Miss Nogg. Mr.1 Harry Perimeter of Plainview, Nebr., will arrive Sunday to visit with relatives prior to his marriage to Miss Frances Nogg-, on November 4.

Mrs. Harry Cohen entertained at MARCUS-SALTZMAN. five tables of bridge at the Brandeis The marriage of Miss Mollye Saltz- Tea Rooms Wednesday afternoon in man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. honor of Mrs. Sam Schwartz of KanSaltzman, of this city, to Mr. Abe H. sas City Mo., and Miss Molly SaltzMarcus, of Omaha, will take place mann, a November bride-to-be. Sunday evening, November 18, at the Danish Hall. Mr. and Mrs. H. Berlint announce Miss Saltzman was honored at a the birth of a baby boy, born on Satluncheon at the Brandeis Tea Rooms urday, October 20. Wednesday afternoon. Saturday aftMrs. Al Friedman returned home ernoon Miss Fanny Shyken will enlast -week after spending the past two tertain at a theatre party, followed by tea at the Brandeis Tea Rooms. months with relatives in Chicago. The Mesdames Charles Saltzman and A Chevra Kadishe meeting was held Sam Rosenthal will be hostesses at Tuesday, evening at the synagogue. the Tea Rooms Monday afternoon, followed by an Orpheum Theatre A Mogen David meeting will be party. Wednesday the Mesdames held at the synagogue Sunday afterHenry Maduff and David Fox, sisters noon.

New York City.—Judge Florence Allen, of the Supreme. Court pi Ohio, We all should be proud of members like these— will be one of the speakers-at the conYou can call them "The Clique" or whatever you please. vention of the Council Jewish Women They never attempt any duties to shirk—? in St.'Louis November 11 to 16, acThese are "The Clique" that do most of the work. cording to an announcement made by Estelle M. Sternberger, executive But there are some people who always find fault, 1 secretary of the Council, and chair\l ISRAEL ZANGWILL'S FIREWORKS. And most of this kind are'not wo*th their salt. man of the Triennial Program ComI** ' If Israel ZangwilT.did nothing else, he surely did give the mittee. Her address will deal -with They like to start trouble, seldom will stick; They like to put all the work an MThe €lique." movement to rebuilt Palestine the "biggest piece of advertising one of the most important questions in its history. Persons who would never read any statement on before the women of America, "LegisPalestine .will deyourrihe jspeech of the creator of "The Melting lative Questions That Concern AmerPOST OF AMERPot" and "Children of the Ghetto." They will want to know if ican Womanhood." Judge Allen is ICAN LEGION PROTESTS all that Mr. Zangwill says is true. They will read the replies of the first woman to have'been elected -Misg_HnTfjcmflrt._wiH Twnnr•hfir pt_ the Zionist leaders. They will become interested in Palestine, and to a position on a state supreme court. 1 a luncheon and bridge at the Grand. 1 New York." "tJ". T. A.) The CorExperiences Hebrew Teacher vrill give in what is going on there. They will become interested in a Home- She achieved recognition through Sidney Rosenberg post of the , land for the Jewish people. That is exactly .what Mr. Zangwill various legal battles in the defense "London Times" in Strong Editorial poral PRIVATE LESSONS Mr. Louis Katleman returned home American Legion at Brooklyn has sent Urges Fulfillment of Balfour wants. His argument is hot against a Jewish homeland in Pales- of woman suffrage, and, shortly after Wednesday evening after spending a protest to the Executive Committee Declaration. tine, but against the lack of interest in that movement on the part the war, she appeared before the NaHEBREW, YIDDISH, and of the Legion against its action in the past two weeks in San Francisco, ©f Jews who don't find conditions compelling them to want to go tional War Labor Board in behalf of JEWISH HISTORY. Calif.,, at the American Legion conthe Polish General Haller to there themselves. Zangwill is not,,an anti-Zionist. He is rather women street-car conductors. When London. (J. T. A.) England can- inviting Call Webster 4781. vention. its convention guest. a super-Zionist. His indictment is not against the impracticability elected to her present position, Judge not break the promise which it made beThe protest instances a number of Tn prenuptial compliments to Miss of a homeland in Palestine; it is rather against Palestine as a Alien, who stood as- an independent -respecting the establishment of the outbreaks Jews in which, Hal- Frances Nogg, Mrs. Sam Gross en. country unable to accommodate all the Jewish in the "Golus." candidate, received the greatest vote Jewish National Homeland, thV'Lon* ler's troopsagainst were the offenders; tertained at a luncheon bridge at the He would have the Jews build a nation 1 in territory large enough ever given a candidate for that co irt. don Times says in an editorial. FOR RENT—Five or six rooms, In a statement in New York on his Brandeis Tea Rooms Wednesday. Mrs. to accommodate all the. Jews now living in the world and many Her address has been arranged for The Arabs, it declares, are appar» arrival here, General Haller denied furnished or unfurnished. Apply more millions that may naturally follow^ Zangwill casts his witty the convention session on Monday, No- ently more afraid of a possible future responsibility for anti-Jewish excesses. N. L. Npgg entertained at a luncheon at 938 North 25th St., or call bridge Thursday. Friday evening ascendancy of Jews than they sre, of "dart against.the self-satisfied contented Jew in America whose vember 12. ATlantic 7810. He admitted that his soldiers had per- Mrs. A. Hipp of Omaha will enterZionism only extends to the point of aiding some other Jew to On the same day Mrs. Carrie Ch*p- the Jews' present position there. suchdeeds against the Jews, tain at bridge at her home. Saturday settle in Palestine. A Jew can't be interested in Palestine unless man Catt, who has attained interna- Britain, the Times reiterates, can* petrated bat said that a t the time he was not he himself wants to go there, says he. tional fame through her work for the not abolish the, Jewish Agency, but with his command. Other excesses, he I. t Zangwill is a "territorialist." He is President of an organiza- advancement of women.-especially if the proposed establishment of an Arab saidi had been committed by his soltion of territorialists, who are people who believe the Jewish na- the cause of woman suffrage, and Agency, is proof of Britain's impar- diers while under the influence of intion ought to be revived, but not in Palestine particularly. The through labors for international peace tiality.toxicants, and he declared he could not 1 territorialist would built the Jewish nation in Africa or Australia will speak on the subject, "War or The paper charges that the Arabs be responsible for what drunken men Compare Nebraska's or South America or any parth of the earth where sufficient Peace V*. She is regarded by a great refusal to accede to Samuel's pro- do. posal for an Arab Agency is due to territory would be allotted to the Jews as theirs and theirs alone. majority- of American men and What's the use of going into Palestine, where you have to contend women as the .greatest. "woman in intrigues and will result in the with JEWS VICTIMS OF • with Arabs and Syrians and Turks and Frenchmen and English- America. The achievement of suffrage drawal of thS proposal. COLOGNE FOOD RIOTS In view of' the.'Arab rejection, i by the women of ,tha United States men and the Pope and pay fancy prices for-barren land that you have to" spend millions to make fertile, says Zangwill. Let's buy was due, in a very large measure, to says, the only course open is-fo^ the Cologne- (J*T.'A.) Only th» *riivm a great big country of our ~ own where we can support hundreds her • championship of this principle. Palestine government*'to -utilize the sabres and revolvers of the police was powers conferred by ^ie" Man able to restore order in the Jewish "of millions instead of hundreds of thousands, says he. If we Mrs. Catt has served as president bf ample date and cont&mietaej old-policy de- section of Cologne as a result of the the International Woman Suffrage Almust build anew the Jewish nation, let it be a real nation, and not food riots here. Hahce, which met in Rome last May, !spite the opposition of the Arabs. an imitation, is his big contention. If, the Arabs refoaS 'to help; ft conThe rioters plundered the stores in atid is the founder' anSTpresid'eh't of But Zangwill did not come to America to. kill the movement the dudes, ^."we must and'will'fulfill .'the the Jewish quarter, smashing dindows Pan-American Association for the to rebuild Palestine; Not at -all. Hemember he was invited here Advancement: and shouting "Down with the Jew of Women.,. She recent- undertaking burse!w&*; by ardent Zionists, of all shades. They know Zangwill and his ly visited almost all countries of Euprofiteers." The police drawing their views. They.disavowed his speech. Of course: He says some rope and the countries of South Amer- BRISBANE COMMENTS T2N see their supreme advantage in buying clothes at the revolvers dispersed the crowd. Nebraska. This store's justifiable faith in public apvery unkind things about the manner in which England is aiding ica in the interest of woman suffrage ON ZANGWILL'S SPEECH The British troops here have been preciation of values results in a policy of the lowest profit the Jews in Palestine. He makes charges of bad f aid, bad politics, and international peace.New York. (J. T. A.) The follow- •confined to. the barracks, as a pre^; margin in the world—all the year round—you'll see it bad management within and without the Zionist "movement... He ing is. the comment sf Arthur *Bris-_ cautionary measure in order to predemonstrated in wonderful values at $50.00 and at every wants a housecleaniug, a getting down to fbr.ass tacks/' an out-in-. JOHN SPARGO . t T other price here. . bane en Israel'Zangmil's speech.: -.be- pare for any emergency, which ,may the-open declaration of what's what in the'World of Jewry. And fore the American' Jlwish Oongr^sS: develop in the present inHamed'"coriv VIEWS after all the fireworks are shot, he joins the leaders of the Amer- Washington, ZANGWILL'S "A serious discussion among our dition of feeling. D. C. (J. T. A.)—John z ican'Jewish Congress, (which to many people is neither American Spargo, in the course of a luncheon Jewish fellow citizens on the subject Food riots occurred also in Solinnor Jewish nor a Congress) in a resolution calling on the British -of the Jewish center campaign, made, of Zionism ought to- -enlightea some gen (British Zone) and was attended and a national style review of all that's new government to fulfill its Mandate under the League of Nations and "what was generally taken to be, a idiots that iiave talk«4 abotit a* great b / one -fatality. One policeman was Arid worth while in standard quality clothes get busy with actual wqrjk in rebuilding. Palestine as a Homeland to Israel' ZangwilPs plea before Jewish conspiracy ^o,*uie, the world killed^ as he attempted, to disperse the for the Jewish people.' I All of which leaves the Keren Hayesod, reply AritTeverybody isvlt/ |r, :•'-• ' ' from a score of famous makers—the best rioters. Several were w-ounded, when the - American ' -Jewish - -Opttgress for and the Zionist organisations high and dry and safe. And the JewisH 'Israel Zangwill, who thinks, but the police fired on the mob. .] group-action ana-a-specific for less. business of raising money frow Jews who don't have to go to does not know> says the Jewish peovote. , Palestine for. Jews who want to go there will go on with, even Jewish Spargo declared that a^Jewish-vote ple,' m - Jerusalem ^ carCneVer bfit>olit» CUZAISTS AND ANTIS QUARN E B R A S K A FEATURE M O T O R C O A T S , BOX greater vigor than heretofor. • . REL AT PROFESSOR CONG-BESS; VALUE WORSTED SUITS would prove a' great menace, and ically successful. That is probably COATS, ULSTERS AND SPECIALLY PRICED You will gain, a great deal of information and genuine pleasure would lead to an unwholesome re- what anybody would have said about Bucharest.- (J. T. A.) Spirited fight-'1 ULSTERETTES AT from a careful reading-of Zangwill's speech,* be you Zionist or non- action on. the part- of the general the Irish nation-at-any- time during- ing-broke out at the, All-Roumanian. AT the last seven hundred years. .. Congress of University Professors,' Zionist, or better yet, be you a Jew-with cmly as much as an public. ' • i of met to consider the question academic interest in what your fellow Jew is doing. But if you are "I feel an abundant sympathy for "But the Free State is established." reopening the universities and the nunon-Zionist or antirZionist and read Mr. Zangwill's pyrotechnics the aspirations of the Jewish' people merus clausus. with a serious intention of bolstering your position against Pales- and am entirely in 'sympathy ' fith 1,000 VICTIMS IN < • Others at $25 to $65 Others at ?25 to $50 WARSAW BLAST The fighting occurred between tine, you will only find yourself in a maze of contradictions. Just the' movement to establish a Jewish See Onr Windows Today—Compare Onr Values keep in mind that Israel Zangwill is a very xilever, and a very witty homeland in Palestine, but I hope Warsaw. ( J . T. A.) More than a adherents of the anti-Semitic leader,' thousand Jews were: victims of the fellow, who spreads .propaganda in- ways beyond the ken of that here, in the United States, we ordinary morals. And- don't forget, this literary genius is not an will not have Jewish Americans but explosion" in: Warsaw last Safcawk?, according t o latest estimates.; The anti-Zionist; he is a super-Zionist.—Wise. Chronicle. . \ American, Jews." Mr. Spargo gave evidence through- bodies of many victims "were so horout the "speech that "he deplored all ribly disfigured as to make it ifflpos-disposition to accept in part its de- separatist movements. sible to identify them." All Waisaw Residence. 1342 8*. 25th St. 1 The Jew- as a Farmer manQs, Tel. Atlantic east, CORRECT APPAEEL FOR fiSEN AND WOMENs Jewry is bending its'energies to re* ' The Jew as a farmer is rather a He praised the Jewish community -of- Bnstttnw,' 2823 ttwmey St. Its program calls for the. absolute SVJ, ATJantle ES31. Strange idea in America, but already center movement and declared that lieve the surviving victims and fee he is quite a factor in the agricultural rejection of the Balfour Declaration it "will foster Judaism which is a families of those bereaved by the ac, ! life of the nation. Through the ef- and the present Palestine Constitu- Valuable spiritual element in Ataer- cident. ' tion. A new constitution is demanded The Joint Distribution Committee forts "of the Jewish Agricnltural Soican civilization." ' "• has appropriated 150 million marks ciety about 75,000 immigrants ahd which should include provisions for a The best answer to anti-Semites, their families have become farmers Palestine Parliament arid "compulsorjr Spargo said, was not the presenta- for the relief •wotk. and are now tilling nearly a million- elementary .education* ^ The, party is tion of historical or other data con! A NEW ROAD IN JERUSALEM"* acres of land in this country. Their also opposed to the "asher" (tax). • cerning the Jews and their acproperty holdings and equipment are complishments but so "organizing the Jerusalem. (J. T> A.) The PalesGARMENT WORKERS' .Valued at $100,000,000. life of--their sons and daughters that tine Land Development Company last UNION, LARGELY JEWISH, The Jews have not been associated' they will best express the faith of year purchased a plot of land of about TERY PROSPEROUS 1,000,000* square pi»iues, situated in with agriculture since the- tribes of Israel and Judah gleaned their har- " New York. (J. T. A.) The Inter- Jewishness is religious and not the center of Jerusalem. Jt extends1 vests and cared for their Socks in national Ladies' Garment Workers' racial or national, <Spargo said. "The from the Jaffa Road, near the •'Zion '. - There is considerable ancient Palestine. Largely through Union,, composed largely -of. Jewish Jew is no more a race tan' are, my Cinema to the School of "Bezalet." change in the style of ladies' force of circumstances men of Jewish workers, ranks among the wealthiest' Bwn ancestors the Anglo-Saxons,"1 he Adding to its ^commercial importance, ; coats' Oiis fall. Many old faith have taken to trade, to maim- of labor unions, according to a -surv concluded. the land is traversed by the new "King - - ' .garments, can be wsd& to 1 vey just completed by Philip. Kaplofactureing, to' banking—to almost George' Boulevard. -conform to the new styles witz, secretary, of the,Joint Board of The Palestine Land Development • everything but agricultural and pasSAMUEL INTRODUCES hy careful alteration. We toral pursuits. For generations Jews the cloak arid dress industry. MOSLEMS. TO LORD READING Company has now commenced the conare doing it in many cases. The union owns realty valued at in some European countries- have been The Telephone Installer Jerusalem. (J7 T. A.) The Moslem struction of a modern road with am'denied the right to " own; farm land, $1,000,000.- It possesses also a union- delegation whic!i has left Here for In- ple facilities for traffic This road Bring your coat in and '"VTO other industry, pts* health-center where more than 10,000 dia in order to raise funds for thq re- will link all main parts of Jerusalem, even to dwell in rural districts." talk it over with us and lei" J-^« haps, requires BO many .Now in America,- a nation founded members receive medical attention an- pair of the mosque carries with it o and will also shorten, the distance to different kinds of skill \is advise what can be done. workmen as does the on the principle of equal opportunity nually" and a vacation farm of more letter of introduction from Sir Her- the Jaffa Road. phone. If no alteration is desired, " for all/the Jews are found going back than 1S000 acres in eastern Pennsyl- bert Samuel to Lord Reading, Viceroy About 200 men are employed in the let us clean or dye it and vania. every telephone m a n and woman is a in goodly numbers to" the practices of construction of this road, mostly ttfew. of/India. The union will open its 6Wn bank put it in first-class conditheir forbears of the Old Testament* delegation includes Jamasl, the immigrants, and this has reduced the tion. This movement discredits calamity about December- 1, with total re- secretary of the Arab Executive, the unemployment in Jerusalem to a conS;L *** ««Ml2r selected and . They are maeter workmen in howlers- who represent that agricul- sources estimated at $1,500,000. The Sheik' of the Omar Mosque,: and the siderable extent. "". OUT prices are very ture in this cotfntry iiTiopelessry.'hari* vacation farm is at Forest Pitrk, Pa., Mufti of Haifa:. —T ~ The road "will be,open to traffie in i reasonable and our work is dicapped—-that 'farming here is a" los- where a hotel accomm&dating 500 is another •month. • guaranteed in every respect. operated for the: iinion."members. ing proposition! If the movement ddnThe work is being done at the exTORONTO JEWS PRESENT 1 Doa't Vait for cold weather tinues/ifc should prove" as-beneficial t6 pense of. the Palestine Land'DevelopADDRESS OF THANKS —do it now. America as I t uhdoubtedly'-will be to . Danzig. (J, T. A.) The Danzig TO LLOYD^ GEORGE ment Company. the Jews who participate-in it.—The League for Human Rights has decided Toronto. (J. T, A.) Two addresses Buffalo" Evening NBWS. to'launch.a campaign against anti- of gratitude, were ^ delivered by a Po- "REVUE JUIVE" TO BE STAGED Semitism in the Free City. The elec- lish Jewish Congregation and the Zi- BY BIG FRENCH MUStC HALL Paris. (J.:T. A.)—The •'Perchoir.'* tion of ^the town Council-will soon be tmist organigation'at a civic reception NEW ARAB PARlT "Good Cleafiets and Dyers* one of,the leading cabaret musfe halls held and it is hoped the campaign held here.in.hono* of-Lloyd George. . FORMULATES PROGRAM will be instrumental in defeating the in Paris,' will produce* shortly a 1515 Jones St. AT. 4383 ; In replying, the former Premier tfclEPHOKE COMRAHT -Jerusalem. (3V.T. A.) A new Arab election of the anti-Semites. "Revue Juive." Three well-known said; "I thank, you heartily far the South Side, 24th and L ''"-jparjty has been formed here and has * My stand today Jewish writers, Leon JSanrof,, Pierre The ; League, at .a, recent.meeting sentiment expressed. • . ;MA. 1283. ' • • p published its program. I t announced ^ f e B i d ^ it" ^ dopted'a^es6^ioft(;oBdeniDih'g ferexaetty the th ^atb : Jhatit w P ' t ^ {^ % ^a i & J * d f c ^ u i J i t ' i U ' Hi > P % work on the text. t ft&ameat, U the government**h©w» nay the numerus eclaueue, mypremiershlo" The Jewish Press is supplied by th& Jewish Telegraphic Agency (Jewish Correspondence Bureau) with cabled and telegraphic Jewish news, in addition tdf feature articles and correspondences from all. important Jewish centres. Inquiries regarding news items credited to - this Agency will be gladly answered if addressed to Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 114 Fifth Avenue, JNew Vorfc City.

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Affairs of Social Interest Will Be Given Oh Mondays, October 28 and November 5 The most unique and original lunch-1 The meeting -will follow immediateeon and program of the season will be ly after the luncheon and program, given Monday noon, October 28, at and will also take place at the Blackthe Blackstone Hotel, by the Couricil stone. of Jewish Women, preceding their • •, * * first meeting of the year. The annual Eedprocity ^ According to the committee' P1 tween the Omaha Temple Israel Sischarge, covers -will be laid at twelve terhood and the Lincoln Sisterhood GAVENMAN-GLAZER. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Degen have tables, each table representing a will be held this year ia Omaha on The marriage of Miss Lillian Gla- • as their guests, Mrs. Degen's parents, month, and each guest at this affair Monday, November 5, at the Blackcer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Glazer, Mr. and Mrs. M. Buckstein, of Chica- will git at the table that represents stone Hotel. the month that they "were born in. For thifi affair, Mrs. Harry Kosenio Mr. Max L. Gavenman, of this city, go, HL Toasts and short talks -will be given feldt, who is in charge, has arranged son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Gavenman, of by several guests at. each table. the following program: A talk by Mr. H. G. Counsman and Mr. MOTLincoln, Nebr., was solemnized before Eeservations for the affair are to Mrs. N. P. Feil, recitation by. Mrs* the presence of .about two hundred and ris Potash left early Wednesday fifty guests Sunday evening at seven morning on a motor trip to Excelsior be made with Mrs. Sol Gbldstrom at B. Boasberg, a paper to be read by o'clock at Sterill Hall. Kabbi Grod- Springs, Mo. • They will stop off at Harney 4502. Mrs. M. S. Miller and Mrs. L Jloserithal and a. group of zinsky officiated- A wedding supper Kansas City, and St. Joseph, Mo, Mrs. J. B. Katz, together; with Mrs. songs by Miss Molly Goetz; The profollowed the ceremony. and expect to return home in about Goldstrom, have arranged the pro- gram will: be followed by a ltocheoa at t h eBlackstone. ••••...•'.; , gram for the afternoon. -The bride had as her attendants her two weeks. sisters, Mrs. J. Kosenthal, as matron Miss Martye Weinstein and Mr. OsMiss- Fanny Brodsky •will"entertain vision of. the Fairies- of;Ktori was held of honor; Miss Pauline Glazer, maid car Weinstein are entertaining six theiRa Oth Society-Sunday 'at her on October 21,-at the Jewish Commuof honor, and the Misses Ida Cahn and Tobie Steinberg' as the brides- couples at a novel costume-masquer- home. Miss Bess Stalmasfer was hos- nity Center, under the supervision of maids. Mr. Abner Warsaw vras the ado party at theeir home Wednesday tess to the dub last Sunday afternoon its" new leader, Miss Martie Weinat her home. The Misses Lottie stein. The club -will decide upon » groom's best man and the Messrs. evening, October 31. Sam Schmartz and Julius Gerelock Miss Minnette Brodkey, of San Hirschbergj Flora Bienstock, Bess new name at the next meeting. Only and Mrs.- Max Fromkin girls between the ages' of 13 and 15 -were the groomsmen. Little Miss Francisco, Calif., who was visiting Stalmaster r are eligible for admittance as mem- ' Bernice Glazer, sister of the bride, here with her cousin, Miss Esther -won prizes. bers of the club. The newly elected •was the flower girl, and the robbon Brodkey, returned to her home Sun' Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Hene have as officers are as follows: stretchers were the little Misses Eve- day eveening. their guest-Mrs. Hene's mother, Mrs. Lydia Boss, president; Ida Tennenlyn Glazer, Lena Gillman, Esther ; baum, secretary; Caroline Diamond, Bommell and Minnie Novey. Mr. Hymie - Milder will entertain G. Frogan, of Alexandria, Ala.: thirty guests at dinner this evening Mr. Gavenman and his bride left Mrs. Louis: Brown, of Lincoln, "Nebr., treasurer; Lillian Lipsey, reporter. immediately after the ceremony for a at the Brandeis Restaurants. •will spend' the -week-end here with A very interesting Masquerade Halshort stay in Colorado, where they loween Party is to be held November The B'nai B'rith Auxiliary are en- Mrs. David Newman. "will spend their honeymoon. 1 at Miss Weinstein's home. tertaining at a Halloween dancing Mr. and J. J. Jacks -and "son are Dr. and Mrs. Edward I. Kushner party Wednesday evening, October leaving next Tuesday for Los Angeles, YOUNG JTJDEA NEWS. Calif., where they will make their fu•who left for their honeymoon to Col- 31, at Hanscom Park Pavilion. A regular meeting.of the-Buds of orado Springs and Denver after their Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cohn are.leav- ture home.Zion was held Sunday, October 21, at marriage in Omaha, August 5, are ing next Wednesday for California, and Mrs.H. Cherwitz; announce the Jewish Community Center, A proexpected to return the first of next where they expect to live for about the birth of a baby son on -Sunday, gram was given. Miss Rosella Han-week. Mrs. Kushner -was formerly a year. dler was admitted into the dub. A October 21. Miss Etta Corenman. After a month masquerade party will be given Sunin Colorado, they spent the rest of Mrs. William L. Holzman has been the time in Goodland, Kans., -where appointeed chairman of. the. ImmiZIONIST NEWS. Dr. Kushner took over the practice gration Committee of the local Coun- The newly organized club, the of one of the osteopathic physicians cil of Jewish Women • Daughters _ of ZiDn, elected their ofand surgeons. ficers at their meeting'Thursday even1 The annual Thanksgiving dance of ing, October 18, at tJie-Beth Yeshurem A Tegular meeting of the Aleph the B'nai-B'rith'"Auxiliary will be Synagogue, Twenty-fifth and Seward Zadi Aleph was held at the Jewish given at the Hotel Fontenelle Thurs- streets, with the following results: Community Center Sunday, October day night, November 29. Miss Sae President, Mrs. B, Baum; .secretary, 14. The club's football team played Bercu -will' head the committee that Mrs. A'. Rachman; and treasurer, Mrs. a practice game with the Olympic will be in charge' of this affair. Those H.Albert. Dr. A. Romin addressed Juniors.- Any teams -wishing games to assist her will be the Misses Bess the members on their work and comcall Abe Babior, captain, at Harney Stock, Ann Wintroub, Esther Zalk, mended them for purchasing land in Diamond & Platinum Specialists 2822, or Leonard Herman, at Harney and Fanny Ackerman. Palestine. . -. 1514 Dodge St. 4055. A Halloween Dance will be Est. 1894. ' Ja. 5619 Mrs. Max Fromkin entertained at given at the Theodore Terrace SaturThe first meeting of the Senior Diher home a t bridge for ten guests day, October 27.

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day afternoon at the home of Miss Mr. Mike Stein was the week-end Toby Hertzberg. guest at the Zeta Beta"TauFrater-i nity House for Home Coming week; THOEPEIAN NEWS. . The Sisterhood divided itself into A-regular meeting of the Thorpeian eight circles with a chairman leading Athletic - «tc£ ' was -held Wednesday each circle. Every month a circle is evening,-October 24^ at their dob responsible for the entertainment givrooms in the-Swedish'Auditorium. " en for the benefit of the New Temple. Several new members were admitted The first program wilt be given into the. -club. ' Plans were made for a Wednesday, October 4, at the home big Halloween .festival at the next of Mrs. Samuels, with Mrs. Samuels regular meeting'. There w p be box- as chairman. A program is planned. ing bontB sod inotioa pictures, and Mrs. Eugene Levy was elected suas a special attraction the dub Trill perintendent of the Sunday School of hold its semi-annual initiation. The second .d&nce cf the Thorpeians B'nai Jesharem. Mrs. Levy has been will be; held. . Academy, a member of the Temple for a numTwenty-eighth Faraafii. streets, ber of years. She "has coached many of the plays given by the members of next Sunday, October 28.; the Temple. . Mrs. Victor Friend and baby, MaryMr. J. Warreri; Cohen, a student at len, are visiting Mrs. Friend's parthe University;;*>f Nebraska, received ents in Salisbury, Mo. the.promotion-to; second lieutenant" in The Junior division of the B'nai Jeshuurem. Sunday School held its The Ivre jdiatj held a fiance at the election, Sunday, October 21, with the Ivre club rooms. Sunday, Ortober 21. following results: . Harriette Nefsky, Mr..and Mrs. Sasti Greenstone, of president; Janet Kohn, secretary, and Sioux City, la-, were the out-of-town Gertrude Ellis, treasurer. guests,' • " ' . . ; . ; / ; j . . • The Menorah Society "will hold its The-Fydantbiaa club held its Teg- regular meeting Sunday, October 28. ular business meetrag .Thursday, Oc- Alexander's lecture, which was given tober 19. Plans for the" initiation of new members were discussed. B.

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The Ladies of the Golden Hill Society "will hold a regular meeting Tuesday, October 30, at 2:30' o'clock at the home of Mrs. S. Epstein at Mr. and Mrs. "Meyer Coren enter- 1509 South Thirty-third street. tained Sunday evening in honor of A son, Willard Israel Friedman, -was Mrs. Kpbert Nalibow, of Oakland, Calif., "who has been visiting here with born Wednesday, October 17, to. Mr. her mother and other relatives. She and Mrs. J. J. Friedman at the Stewart Hospital. is leaving Sunday for her home. Mr. and Mrs. David Greenberg and Mrs. J. B. Katz -was operated at thj WiEe Memorial Hospital Monday daughter, Joy Ruth, accompanied by Mr. Greenberg's mother,. Mrs. F. and' is .getting along nicely. Greenberg, and Mr. Abe Milder re- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Arnstein turned to Omaha Sunday from Winnehave as their guests Mr. and Mrs. peg, Can., where they attended the Sol Mayer, of Norfolk, Nebr. wedding of Mr.- and Mrs. A. Greenberg, on Wednesday, October 17, who . U r . and Mrs. i- Seiner, of St. also arrived with them to Omaha. Oh Louis, Mo., formerly of this city, an- their way home the party stopped off nounce the birth of a baby daughter, at Minneapolis, Minn., and Sioux on Saturday, October 0. Mr. and City, Ia. Mrs. M. Seiner, parents of Mr. SeiThe first meeting of the Omaha ner, -will leave for St. Louis within two months to visit with their chil- Chapter of Hadassah will be held Wednesday afternoon, .October 31, at drecn. the Jewish Community Center. A reMrs. E. Grossman and daughter, port of the Hadassah Convention will Mollye, and son, Sam, left Saturday be given by the delegates. evening for St. Louis, Mo., where At the Tegular Friday evening servthey will make their future home. ice at Temple Israel, Eabbi Frederick Mrs. Joe Kay, of Berkeley, Calif., Cohn will lecture on "Vision," and on •who was visiting.here with relatives, thefollowing morning, October 27, he left for Kansas City, Mo., where she will lecture on "Hospitality." will also visit prior to leaving for Miss Pauline Eosen, of Minneapolis, her home. Minn., is the guest of-her cousin, Miss . Miss Gertrude Lcvine, -who .will be Louise Cohen.. Miss Cohen will entermarried to Mr. Le-svis Podrofski, of tain twelve- guests «t an Orpheum Chicago, HL, Sunday, October 28, vras Theatre party Saturday, honoring her "honored guest at a -number of-social visitor. affairs, given .dimng- .the past two weeks. Miss Sylvia Abramson was Mrs. F. GalitzM, of Topeka, Kas., hostess at bridge Wednesday, October and Mrs. M. A. Weiner, of Sioux 27. Mrs.. Wm. Boasberg entertained City, Ia., arrived Wednesday to be at P surprise shower Friday. Miss the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. SherRose Kraft entertained at the Bran- man. deis Tea rooms Saturday afternoon, and on Sunday the Misses Lillian Mr. and Mrs. George Lincoln Berg'Kooper and Helen Robinson enter- er left Sunday for Los Angeles, Calif., where' they will make their home. tained at luncheon. Mrs. Berger was Miss Rose White beMrs. Louis Weinberg, of Spring- fore her marriage on October 14. valley, HI., is visiting here with relatives. A number of socials are beMr. Nate Robinson left Thursday for New Bedford, Mass., where he will ing planned for the visitor. make his home with his brothers, 2Ir. A. Kaplan -will leave Saturday Messrs. Morris and Herbert Bobinson. evening for California. Mrs. S. Nathan and children have „ The Auflebung Club will hold.its left for ah extended visit in Chicago, regular meeting Sunday, October 28, HI. at the Jewish Community Center. A . reegular social program will be given Miss Molly Preisman, of San Franfor the evening's, entertainment. cisco, Calif., is Jeaving Saturday evening for her home after spending the Mr. Hyman Schwartz returned past four weeks "with her .aunt and fjriday from a several week's busi- uncle, Mr. and Mrs. L. Altaian, and uess-trip in"A!Kance>-Cans '« - - -• cousin, Miss Blanch Altman* '

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JEWISH particularly ."among the- vanguard, the contributed spme • of" the "choicest second-hand one. The-.result is that meat packing industry produced; and very great part is in Jewish hands. pioneers/,jthe "uneasy-guild ofypath- t-knowledge at if he [disposal \6t '•the he is today- the best .dressed working constitutes about six per cent of the One thing is certain none the less—finders ; • ~.v:' . in" science ^and schol-| :American farmers-such as facts in- man in the world. "The"value,of this total of; all goods, agricultural, man- the proof is overwhelming that the By%jBRjaAN ^tCOBSOSN.^ agricultural chemistry, bacteriology, from a hygienic point*.of,.view cannot ufactured and mined tluring the year Jews' contribution to America's incU;arship." .'.-„• :'-. - :-.. ;^dry farming," etc.—Jews .in America be overestimated," remarks a noted (over, tsixty-two ; billion)." Allowing try is out of all proportion to the f»-:.The same astronomic-j^bles created has expanded ^beyond thai horizon of A Catalogue of Jewish Names. the Billy Sundays is largely due to I could turn the whole-paper into a, have in Vecent y"ears become engaged physician. And what is equally im- the: Jews .manufacture -'only seventy- paucity of their numbers. -b^J^sikirain^^ bu^ |n' his guest of new. worlds^ also the industry, of siich publishing firms catalogue : pf Jewish • names ' whose in -farming to";an;unprecedented- ex- portant is the self-respect and thefive per cent of th& clothing produced v guided, the pflots^f' the Araferiwrf as Thomas Seltzer, Alfred Knopf and' work of hand and brain' has -contrib- tent. Despite" the dictum, of a Jew- self-confidence that a, new suit of in the country—ninety per cent would ROUMANIAN PROFESSORS i<»l6nies in; their <juest\ofStrade^and iiuebsch, all ^ Jews.v j v Witfeaut: these uted—and' contributed- munificently— ish; agricultural;.committee r of -some clothes. brings the wearer. I know be muuch, nearer the truth—they proREJECT NUMERUS CLAUSUS industry. The^^ intei^oceahic Irade was publishfers .I-;can neyer imagine such: Upward the making i of America the twenty years ago that "the impression that half of my "inferiority complex," duce in this field more than enough Bucharest. (J. T. A.) The proposal ^th^inost important; ;meansr*}f-weaith- men as; Josephs Hergeshei"ai§rj Floyd -most stupendous material' civilization is-forcei upon us ".that there does;not perhaps the most embarrassing Feu- per capita; about one and a third of Professor Cuza that a numerus /getting they possessed,;> AndVJt ?yifi&.Pell, Theodore Dreis6f, SheiEwbod^An- :this world-'has yet "seen/ Had theexist among those of our coreligion- dian complexes, is due,to the fact times as much as their neighbors. For, clausus be instituted in Roumanian the only means bywhich the-yricept in derson, H. "L. Mencken and>the Rjis- jew contributed 'nothing' more- than ists'-who have the" capacity and also that I wore in childhood,the cast-off as shown, Jews create in the clothing universities was finally defeated at touch with European -^vflizationi sian and Scandinavian modern mas- the work^of the" men mentioned he some means to invest in farms, that garments which the dignitaries of the industry about five per cent of the the Congress of Professors which is wigioutwnbsef^pnta^.theyi"^buid;ve"ry ters coming- to^the fore.. These are -would have many reasons to-be proud. earnest wide-spread desire to become Russian Ghetto had given me. I am total product of the country; while meeting at Jassy. \.;;l^eiy\rhaye-''rey€r^::^-s4"^g^i^.v>i*;-> the men who.are making lasting con- And yet men can > come .forward and •farmers," the Jewish Agricultural and sure that clothing has^not only a they make up only about three and a The Congress adopted resolutions ; v^> v;;V^3^rfy'^Ora|tribnition^?^: ^-\:-,.«-."tributions i :. to'"- America's intellectual day"that the Jew is merely a petty Industrial Aid Society reports tKat to- great aesthetic value; but when the third per cent of its population. demanding that the students quit all Again, these figures do not take politics and agitation and submit Y:: I t was a Jew, Abraham-c^Lyon of life; men who take life and "art seri- trader, without; entefprists;^aiid- indus-i day its chief difficulty is to keep the future Locke writes the history of Portugal, who introduced grape cul- ously—som^hing more than as a t"ry, who builds neither'homes, bridges tide of Jews rushing to farms within morality, he will include .the influence care of shoes and oilier footwear, themselves to academic regulations. •;timf into Virginia, (iffifi^yt&iiB. means tb jrf^e money and'•'ride in a nor Hghj-jays.,^-Thatl such 'statements 1 healthful, bounds. The same organ- of the change from second-hand gar- which are to a very great extent the products of Jewish hands and brains. find credence in the-face-of such, ization reports that there are today ments to new ones. . . . ;• Jew^whb brought silk;culture • into the Rolls-Roycfefj ^Without these publish- cain ca fnd More, there is no saying what their colonies. It was a Jew who 'developed. ers we shpul^^ave stood little chance overwhelming proof. to"(the contrary is some fifty thousand - Jewish; farmers Facts and Figires. • the;, indigo ; industry in- GeQrgiaw '•': - It of getting^their works. Their crea- enough to make every intelligent man irf the United! States, with an acreage In its economic aspect- the clothing share is in the packing industry, the tions wbtitg^^ve died in conception. of about a million acres, and an in-industry in America" has assumed a tanning industry, the milling induswas the Jew", JacobRodrigues >IUyera, retire to a corner and weep. Forthirigs^which can find no world vestment of about seventy-five mil- place at the front rank.:; The textile try, the- chemical industry of "which a ,; whoahtrotfuced the sperm oil industry The fact is it has become a truism TO AND FROM injp the colonies; and if w^-reinember in which ta^-live are not born. These among those who have given'the mat- lion dollars. And speaking from ray industry of which it is" the chief prodJews publish -their works,' just asthe ALL PARTS OF ; thiatwhale -fishing in the colonies, deter any thought thaj*. Jews are to be own knowledge gained while rambling uct, amounted to almost nine and a Jew, Hart, 'published the first works THE BRINN & JENSEN CO. prived by England of ^ M g h t of found today in every field "of human round the country, I would say that quarter billions for 1919. It was suTHE WORLD •Wholesale paper •'- manufacture, constituted one of i;he of Longfellow.' endeavor; in every science,.in every there are also a great many Jews on perseded only by steel and agriculture. distributors for ttost important occupations, we catch Indirect Contributions.:-.v art, in every industry, -from" the build- farms scattered all over the land However, we cannot say what was : Northern Toilet Tissue ^glimp^e'••'.of the tremendous import- - I need,not stop to explain the con- ing of a locomotive to the raising of a about whom one hears nothing. Their the exact share of the other products. j IS07 Howard St., Omaha, 1112 Barney Street ance of the ^ohtrToutibn. ^ > j : ' -; . nection between science and industry. pullet. Their efforts -are - so - inter- numbers and holdings I must leave to We may, nevertheless, get a glimpse ATianiic 0340. AT-lantic 6409 j.t-\it. is said that" Newport alone liad Einstein's Theory of Relativity seems twined, so interwoven with the efforts some one more conversant with the of the figures from • another angle, •; Seventeen manufacturing [ establish- to : the lintrairied thinker to hayenoth- of their non-Jewish fellowmen, that subject. which will allow closer guessing. The ments based .on sperm oil,\': And^ it ing to do "With "practical matters; of it is next to impossible to' obtain any A Few "Historical Facts. value of the product of both men's PAXTON-B-OTCHELL CO. was thei Jew,^ Aaron Lopez,. theMer- everyday life.', Yet we are 'told that statistical idea. ' •Up till the great flood of Jewish and women's garments manufactured - •• •' ITEn end Martha Sts. HA. 16S3 ? ^ a n t Prince of New England^ "whose some German engineers are making At first blush I . agree with the immigration the tailoring industry in New York in 1919 amounted to al- ilth Slaimfactnrers of Brass, Bronze, BISCUIT C0. ; iiono^ and integrity was not; surpassed experiments—based on the theory statement of Mr. Louis Marshall that was in the hands of the Irish and the most a billion and a half. Allowing Aluminum and Soft Gray Iron Castings, ion are assured of soft castings, as by any merchant in America" ^(Ezra; whereby they would eliminate ^he i'!itl- is fa case for. congratulation, that tGermans. It!^ was divided into two that New York produces about three we machine some from erery heat In Snxsw White . • Stiles), whose ingenuity ifound mar- atomic;energy of matter"by which we there are no statistics, to' darken the branches; the second-hand and thetimes the clothing- which- each of the our own shop. Bakeries . . Standard ' size cast iron and bronze kets for mbst of the products., |n fact, could; get •* as much energy££rbmiva counsel, for the American Jew is an new. Only, the rich could afford the other four centers does, we get an bushings In stock. <Rejr. C. «*. f a t . it is said- that Newport, the N<jw York thimbleful *bf ,dust as we now get from integraVparVof the-American people. luxury of a new suit of clothes. The approximate figure of about four bilOHW.) ' of 'the eighteenth century, owed its ; the burning, of three thousand tons of. It will be ample time to collate sta- majority of America's working peo- lion for the whole country^ commercial importance mainly to- the cpal. In fact, there is;hardly a the- tistics of the nature of the Jews when ple and those, of the petty professions A few days after the last two paraCarpenter Paper Co. sagacity and foresigt of thi man. ory^ hardly^.a_phenomenon dfecovered that is done with respect to Catholics, had to content themselves with the. graphs were written and the guess F. 8. MOEEV. Prop. Distributors of : : ;r ; second-hand .class, the cast-offs of the ':;'';':-'•. •'• Building. . ' ^,- :' by science which'. doe,s not Mtimately, ;Protestants, ^Unitarians and agnosmade I managed to get. hold of the Western Bond—and High wealthy. ' ' Phone Webster 0820 tics."*" But in the light of what is hapfind a place in* industry. Aiid one ofj • It was Charles M. • Jacob of; Hull, Statesman's Year Book for 1922. And Grade Stationery THE LAUNDRY THAT pening in some Q f OUT publishing the greatest 'living* sociologists ofj England, who designed the tuntiiels In the fiffrftyears since the industry here I find that the part of the texEVERYBODY LIKES. Omaha. Nebraska. which connect the Pennsylvania.Rail- America, Thbrstein Veblenpinfbms us houses today,'I am'on the verge "of has got into the hands of Jews, mostly tile products which included cotton rbad with the', center.; of New York in Political '*. Science .Quarterly: 5^ :,s changing my mind! 'I am beginning Russian Jews,, the second-hand branch goods, hosiery, knit goods, silk goods, to wish we had' collected a: body of —once as flourishing-as the new—has woolen and worsted goods totalled and who, by the way/, is the.greatjest "It is not only that; the Jewl facts..and Easry H. tapM-H. PtM>Tfe«n. ifigures- to ,hurl- at the vractically disappeared. . The poorac- over four and a half billion. It is •authority on tunnel building both here continues to supply more than Jot. Pepper, "vriee-PresiSeni. shriekers of "middle man," "parasite" arid in Europe. It was the Jej?,* Jesse a proportionate quota of the rank and tor, the young^ artist, the straggling as much as the whole country got out r W. G. Ere. Secretary. Shoes, and Gent's Furnishings % Joiseph, who established the first di- file engaged in scientific and scholarly and, "non-producer."J _They' might writer' may .Jstill avail himself of it. of her mines in both metallic prodFeaturing Emerson and Omaha Fixture &. prove as useful as. the * collation ofrect- line connecting Antwerp^, and work, but "aV disproportionate number •But for the' Siajority. of the, -working ucts—gold, silver, iron, copper, zinc, Dunlnp Shoes—K> to §12. FULL, DRESS SUITS AND TUXEDOS Montreal. It was Abraham 'Gottlieb of the men-, to whom modem..sience facts about the anniversaries; of -gyn- classes it halr.seaced to exist -The nickel, etc., and non-metallic pdoducts Supply Co. for sale or rent. ';..;. _. Phone JA. Sl-S 109 North 16t"ft St. of Prague, Bbhemia,'whose almost su- and scholarship look for guidance and agogues. ^''>"..;j Aikefican "working man has' been —coal and coks of all varieties, natCOMPI^ETB STOEE AND perhuman skill in the construction of leadership':"-" .-shown that KeV can buy a new suit of ural gas, cement, salt, phosphate h§ AgBjpulturaLIhdustry. OFFICE OUTFITTERS We occupy bridges won him,'a young immigrant, He tells-us further:- "They count Aside from; the .fact .that-Jews have clothes for vfix&t he used to pay for a rocks, etc. It is as much.as the whole 70,000 B«ti&t« feet "the^presidency of the Keystone, Bridge SooUawest Corner Its I Company, one of the!^^ greatest bridge and Oonclan Kirceis. /bvjilders in the world; IfefwEis this Pbonet Jackson S"!24 . OHARA. NISIS, inan "Who. designed -'tte;''Ma^bii':;Ay^-. l: nuie bridge in New York j and it was Ijis brains, in the capacity of consulfcihg Chief Eh^meer, that cdnstafiicte^ ; thtj World's Columbian Exposition And last, but not least, it was a Jew Every Known Kind named Dyer^ who introduced, the'packof Insurance ing industry pji Oie country (in BaltiFreight and Tax Extra v w : L ; 209 W. O. W.. Bldg. JA. 3944. : : ; * m o f e ) . V ( - ; • ' - " ' . 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