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-OMAHA/NEBRASKA,.THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1923
STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE AGAINST JEWS
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Voice of Jazz Has Replaced- Voice of'Jerusalem, Declares Zangwill
New York.—Israel iZangwill has re- fight to the death to get perpetual Paris. (J. T. A. Mail Service.)' On turned to the "Ivory Tower of Art." peace—stijl.hovers over us, and everyThursday • evening, an anti-Jewish open air meeting was held by Royal- With a long and caustic reply to his where .'preparedness' is concocting— ist-students in the Latin Quarter .of critics, according special mention to for us'elderly civilians fortunately, as Educational Program' Seat' To Department" of Later' Orders Paris. Copies of "L'Acticn- Fran- Professor Richard Gottheil and his well as for our wretched, children Admission of Those.-to Sail All Lodges in District For ce," the Eoyalist Organ, were- on charge that' Mr. Zangwill has out-doomed to be conscripted—media> of Today.'for Canada, end • • Open Meetings. Omaha Children in ^Orphan Home, Cleveland, sale. The speaker denounced "the stayed his welcome, the writer and death and torture beyond Dante's Other Deportees Jews as the chief obstacle to the res- publicist has mads .his bow and pre-ghastliest dreams. But an orgy of TWO NEW LODGES TO "BE Smile 6r*Hi,ppiness. toration of the Monarchy in France. pared to remain in retirement in or- oblivion hides both the dreadful marOTHERS PREVIOUSLY ADORGANIZED IN NEThe Jews, they declared, were- Com- der to complete work on his new play. tyrdom of onr dead and the still more MITTEL WILL BE DEPORT• BRASKA. OMAHA NEWSBOYS CONTRIBUTE SAVINGS munists, the Jews were the counsel- A formal letter appears in the New dreadful future, and the voice of jazz ED, SECRETARY J. J. lors of President Wilson and .were York Times .and is dated from- the has replaced the voice of Jerusalem. FOR BENEFIT OF FEDERATION'S A series of. activities have been • DAVIS SAYS ' "Hence it was that I ventured to responsible for his Fourteen Points, Ivory Tower. Mr. Zangwill charges planned by the lodges, in District No. INSTITUTIONS. which had brought about the" isola- Professor Gottheil with-being rabidly remind the Jews of America that this 6 of the Independent Order of B'nai •"New York. (J. T. A.)—After heredity prophetic voice might still tion" of France. The first step' to- anti-German. B'rith. "We have organized two new spending forty days on Ellis Island As each day of 1923 passes the Executive Committee and wards the destruction of the Republic Dealing with present world condi- proceed from them for America's and lodges for this district," said Hiram hundreds of immigrants who anrivod directors of the Jewish Welfare Federation are determined that must be, the annihilation of the Jews. tions and political questions, Mr. Zang- the world's healing.- that there might Frankel of St. Paul, Minn., executive on November 3rd are being admitted even be a 'Jewish vote!' Unhappy exevery dollar of Federation money outstanding shall be collected will says: -in the United States today. Amonc pression! All they could think of- secretary of this -district, -who was in the first to be admitted sre t»bont before the end of the year. - Omaha during the week. These lodges "As ~ for your "own "Wilson, though even though I expressly added that I Each day the workers are out collecting and with the same he surpassed our European politicians did not mean a vote for Jews—was have been formed at Decatur, 111., and 250 Jewish immigrants who bad b?rn sustained effort to December 31 the directors are confident that ordered deported and for whom avas much as your Presidents have sur- electing one another judges or Sena- at Cairo, HI. they will reach the goal for the year. Plans are being made by the dispassed onr European kings, you know tors or Congressmen. They do not raBgernente were made to po to "We must finish our collections before January," said Dr. his Tecord. Elected to .keep America seem to know—as I knew—having trict in co-operation •with. Omaha lodge Canada to await the reopening; Philip Sher, president of the Federation, today. "In the past out of the war,:he be'eame the,mili- filled up a form of admission to your to organize two new lodges in Ne-the next quota. some of our. subscribers have delayed paying until" late in Jantant Messiah' .of ihe world,' and when great country;—that there are no Jews braska. According to members of Assistant Secretary of Labor White"The Jewish Agency Must Truly uary and some have not paid until February for the past year. defeated by thV: Machiavellian poli- in America. Racially, that is. There Omaiia lodge, the two new lodges will late Wednesday afternoon ordered Represent Jewry; It Must Leave ' This Is very bad, because it delays the Federation in the payment ticians of Europe, he feigned to come are OTijy Hebrews. 'Jew' cannote's re-be installed in Fremont and- Norfolk. Commissioner Currart at Elhs . Out No Section."" of its pledges to the. National institutions, and it makes confusion 5 Residents of both cities have expressed Island to. admit these deportPOK first back as a victor, waving a scrap of ligion and religion only. So 'Hebrew among the subscribers, many of whom later contend that they •paper, as though one-could combine I obediently described myself, though desires of having lodges formed there. of all under the decision of Federal "U. S. JEWS MUST ASSUME MOST liave paid for the current year. ' " shall use every available -the roles of Christ and Caesar. IMPORTANT PART". the immigration document confusedly . • An extensive program campaign is Judge ELnox, '. declaring the Russian worker, both men and, women, to finish our work before "That is why I say the world must instructed me that in replying I should being carried out by the lodges in the quota for November was not rxhaustJanuary." New York. (J. T. A.—Declaring get other steersmen if civilization is take language and origin as the gov- district. "We are sending to all the ed when these immigrants^ arrived. "We have still to collect $9,000," eration received the following letter lodges in this district prepared proIn the statement to the Jewi&li said Harry Malashock, chairman of from four Omaha children, all from that the Jews of America have been not to shatter. It mast seek its guid- erning factors, and I speak Hebrew grams which are held at open meet- Telegraphic - Agency. in Washington, the Federation Finance Committee. one family, in the Jewish Orphan dedicated by Providence to-the mis- ance in-men of-faith and vision. 'The infinitely less well than half a dozen ings of the lodges, once each month," Assistant Secretary of Labor White sion of rebuilding the -Jewish Home- •next war'—an expression coined by other languages, not to mention my "This money must and -will be Home at Cleveland: oeportees land, Dr. Chaim Weizmann, president myself when the militarists were fren- native English. For, unlike Professor said Mr.. Frankel. "These programs estimated all Russian 1 collected. It is all pledged and it Dear Sir:— are of interest to every Jewish perarriving in November and Ix^ing bold of the World Zionist Organization, must all be-paid. A Federation subHow are you feeling? I hope appealed at the formal reception ziedly assuring.-us we had only to Gottheil, Ijvrasborn in my country." son in the country." at different ports will be aihnissable scription is the most sacred, obliga-. , that yon are well and happy beAccording to Mr. Frankel, the B'nai under the ruling by Judge Knny. tion "which;'any man or -woman has, cause we. are.. , I did nnt write given in his honor at the Hotel Astor B'rith annual convention, vrMclt . This decision of the Federal Court Monday Tiight, to every .class .and and must "'be given first preference since I left last spring, but I am section of American Jewry-~to "join "be held at Sioss City, la., during the xaay -put-'the Immigration r.uTau to over every demand. writing now and wish, yon to an- the Jewish Agency. latter-part of May,'."will be >ons'of the necessity of deporting several '_ <f We must collect every pledged swer a s soon. as. possible. We are great importance. The Sioux City 'Tmndred other Russians, mof-t'.y Jews, -dollar—and we -will," said TMr. Mala- .all well and happy and wish the He appealed to the Jewish work- Anti-Semitic Publisher Sentenced to F&T&?ihleis ^Placed Under Doorstep oflodge is making all pi*; s-stions to already in the United States-, it was shock. . same to you. We like our newmen, to the leaders of Jewish philanhave one of the largest, and one of announced at Washington at the Six Months. Rabbi's Home. nome very much. How is every- thropy and to the Jewish middle the most interesting conventions ever same time. Commissioner General classes through their fraternal organbody feeling out there? Now we Husband stated the Congress decision NEWSBOYS < London. (J. T, A.) Winston CharchNew York, Dec 17. <J." T. A.) ..While held in. this district. have been having, cold .weather for izations. Dr. Weizmann reported that £11 -won his suit against Ijprd Alfred was that 'immigrants adjuittcd in CONTRIBUTE SAVINGS RaBbi Isaac Landman of the'.Temple,. -Quite a while. "We have had snow the Jews of Great Britain had indiexcess of the quota In Julj, are unTO FEDERATION •»—tares—-I . the antt-'Semitac publisher Israel, Far Rockaway, L. X, "was try-iiave tko~zasTe~io -writ y, , y { ing to""Ecften"th*e"anriElan"sprit"of !llie'BJnai Israel J r s i a* club of Sir Alfred Mond . anS Professor so I will close now. author. Lord Alfred"was'~foimd{ ing- to""Ecften"th*e"anri-Elan"sprit•"•of must leave the country. Those adnewsboys organized under the Y. Albert Einstein had both ..expressed guilty, of criminal libel and sentenced his congregation yesterday, an airYour dearest friends, mitted and charged to the. November to six months' imprisonment in the plane plying between Eockaways for M. H. A., has contributed its entheir willingness to join the Jewish Joe, Ben, Dave and Grade. quota were 740 Russian refugees seconddivision. Justice Every, in more than two hours was littering tire treasury of $5.00 to the JewAgency. . • > ' Mass Meeting to Be Held-at Branfieis "Notice what these children •write,' taken from a sinking Pacifir liner in summing up, said there was. no doubt the country side with pampHets which ish Welfare Federation. The "The last Zionist Congress b y - a Theatre December S. July and the. 163 Russian immigrants that the matter published by Douglas announced that the Klan -would conmoney, in pennies, nickels and said Mr. Schaefer. "They say 1 great majority adopted a resolution•who arrived in San Francisco in July dimes, was brought to the Federa- are all well and happy. We like our giving the leaders the right and •.lay- concerning 3^r. Churchill was libeious.' tinue its fight to make .Christianity Mr. Louis LIpsky of New York, sometime..before the Japanese earthtion office during the week by the new home very much.' They are well ing upon them the duty t o ' interest1 The defendant, instead of giving.evi- supreme. chairman of the National Zionist Or20 members of the club in person, and happy, thanks to the Clevelani wide Jewish circles "in the work ;bf dence, made a diatribe of politics and The anti-KJsn feeling in the Eock- ganization, will be in Omaha during quake. one evening after they had finished Orphan Home, but Omaha Jews hav rebuilding Palestine, not merely by -indulged in vitnperous. abuse against aways crystalized into a boycott after the latter part of next week. A pub- James J. Davis, Secretary of Labor, not yet paid the" Home what they Mr. Churchill,-the Justice declared. "hustling." a Thanksgiving" demonstration in lic mass meeting will be held at the in a letter to the Jewish Telegraphic owe it for the care of these children imposing the duty upon them, but which several Ulansmen attempted to Brandeis theare on Sunday evening, Agency dated December 12 dso inIn addition to the imprisonment, "We -wanted to have a 'blow-out' and seventeen others during this last also by giving them a share in all the prevent Rabbi Landman from unveil- December 30, at which meeting Mr. dicated that Russian refugees as well Lord Alfred has been ordered to deprivileges and rights involved," said with this money," said 13 year old half year. ing a soldier's monument at a -church lapsky will be the principal speaker, as others admitted prior to N i/vembef posit a surety of 100 pounds at the Davie Greenberg, president of the "Omaha Jews have not paid t h Dr. Weizmann. "The &ionists have end of sentence to keep the peace for in Cedarhurst, L. I. Rabbi Landman! __ will be held for tlie mem- and charged to the November quota club. "But when we heard about Home, nor have they paid th not demanded a National Home for six months, particularly toward* Mr. spoke against the boycott in his serj campaign, for l i e Zionist Or- "will have fo be deported. DersWp the orphans in Cleveland and the Hospitals at Denver "which care fo: themselves, but for the Jewish peoChurchill. Failure to find a guaranMr. Davis made the statement in mon yesterday morning. consumptive people in Denver, we our tubercular patients, nor havi ple. The work "in Palestine is not the ganization. acknowledgement of the Jevish. Tele"The boycott is as tin-American as decided they needed this money they paid any of the National institu- work of one party, or one group, "but tee will result in Douglas being imMr. Lipsky is a recognized leader of prisoned or an additional sbf months. Ku Kluxery," he said. "Each in spirit graphic Agency's invitation to its, more than we. needed the party." of the whole Jewish people. Zionism, in this cowitry and has been tions which are serving all the Jews The Justice referred to Douglas' is mob rule." Each in action registers the representatives and the leader of Fourth Anniversary Dinner, to be "The Jewish Agency must truly Twenty begrimed faces became of this city every 'day. suit for libel against the Morning Post anioras which, is inimical to good cit- the many conventions- held in this "held Wednesday evening, December wreathed in smiles when the boys represent Jewry. It must express "We must pay these institutions were told that the name of their before all living Jewish forces; it must_em- where his accusations also proved un- izenship. Both Kn Kluxery and the country and in Europe; 'He is editor IS, at-the Hotel Brevoort. January 7st, if. we exp club would appear on the "Honor them to continue to do our work brace the whole people from left -to true. Lord Douglas must be taught boycott resort to coercion, and this of the New Palestine, the leading Zi- .. The ruling of the Federal Court, Secretary Davis said, declaring- that Koll" of Omaha Jews in the Feder- for us." concluded Mr. Schaefer. right; and it must leave out no like other persons to suffer punish- coercion is a force against which free onist publication. spirits have always rebelled." the "Secretary of Labor did not havi8 ation year-book for 1923. section. The Mandate and the Jew-ment, the Justice declared. At the recent World Zionist ConThe pamphlets, one of which was gress, held at Carlbad, Mr, Lipsky, the power of crowding1 immigrants The libeious statements of which ish Agency gives each group the opportunity of co-operating and each Lord Douglas has been found guilty placed tinder the-door of Rabbi Land- who was the representative of United into a subseduent month, makes it During the past week, Samuel Y Dramatic Club Entertains were contained in a pamphlet enti- man's home, read: must do its share. Schaefer. superintendent of the FedStates Jewry, was elected t o the ex-necessary. for the Department to call With Charming Playlets group "The Ku KIus Klan is for America ecutive committee of the Congress.'' •upon these Russian refugees as veil "My friends, the Zionist Congress tled "Winston Churchill, the Battle of Jutland and the Jews." In this Several hundred persons attende has imposed upon us the heavy task' pamphlet Douglas libeled that Mr. first. We stand for benevolence and He was elected vice president of the as all those admitted prior tr> November and charged to the November Klannishness. We are not encouragof upbuilding the Agency. We are the meeting of the Y. M. and Y. W. Churchill issued a alse communique ing or condoning religious beliefs of Congress,-and conducted most of the quota "to part the country forthliving in stirring times.' Eight-milsessions there. . . . . . . H. A last Monday night and "were regarding the Battle o Jutland to enwith, . and In. case. of their failure so any kind, but one thing we do insist Harry ~H. • Lapidus .-was elected as delighted "with the program offered, lions of our people are living under able the late Sir Ernest Cassel to buy ; to do, deportation proceedings wilt •upon and that it to make this country head of the membership committee which featured two playlets by th a dark cloud, but a ray of light To Hold Second Annual New Year's Dramatic class- of the Association. now pierces" the darkness, a ;light British and German securities at a white and to Tnake this country Gen- for this occasion; J.; J, FreMman, have to , be-, instituted. . The only low rate. The Earl of Balfour testiEve Social. .These were the first presentations o which brings consolation and hope. fied during the trial that he had is-tile. We do not hate the Jews, but president of the local organisation; possible relief, for tfiose so situated would be some act of Congress." the c ass d u r i n * S this • season, and You, the American Jews.^I call upon sued the" communique in question, the God of the Christians is Christ Max Fromkin, John Feldmaxs, I. GoldThe Highland Country club will en- 'g ^ d h e a r t y a p p r o v a i . to make this hope a reality. " I " ad- with which Mr. Churchill had nothing and we will make Him supreme." stein and. A. L Rnlakofsky,' members tertain for its members and their;; In of the committee. Atthe the Dance," Dance, dress myself to every class - and to do. The Secretary of te late Sir In the first playlet, "At 'to H guests at the second annual New. AI. Handler and Eaye Klein scored a section of American Jewry; "to" - the Ernest testified that his employer 1 Year's Mt ^ ^ ^ ^ infestation Year's Eve Eve party party at at the th Fontenelle F o n t e l l e ,, Mt VILNA RABBIS TO APPEAL i n f e s tsa t i o n of of a lovhave.. &£m~ bought no German securities during workmen M h three hundred res- , ers* quarrel.' The second play, called Jewish hotel. More than HERE FOS SCHOOLS onstrated such, a .splendid .capacity the war. A' big dancing party is poftig to be .eryations have already been made for ; « J o i n t O n w e r s ^ S p a i n > » w a s a l i f e . for organization and great "enterVilna. (J. T. A.) A delegation of y affair according to the committee;; Joint Onwers ^Spain> wasa life. Tptrise, blazing new trails in-the-up'this leading .rabbis of Poland m addition held by the Thorpeian Athletic club on'Kew Year's Eve ai the Hotel Rome - j,'this affair, of according to the committee;jll ai kd ei e spresentation two finicky old in charge the affair.. -&ring±. _ of Delegates-to-Report of Activities of to Chief Rabbi Erik of Jerusalem trill Ball Itoom. Many features and atOld L a d i e s . H o m e ward march of organized labor; J DANCE FOR SENIOR in. Plans chargeare ofbeing the affair j made to make this ! ^ their trials and troubles -when proceed to America shortly to raise National Convention. address myself to the leaders of event very -entertaining for the mem- \ "Y» MEMBERS-THIS I funds for the orthodox schools, cha- tractions hsve beep, planned. One *>£ were forced.to share same Jewish philanthropy in America who the fastest and snappiest -novelty <»rbers and their guests. The dinner' ,-,, , , , , . . . ,. .,i and veshzbatns of ^ilr-a. , sac • • ' SATURDAY NIGHT The local Mizracru organisation will' doxins . , , , will begin at 10 p. m. and dancing will room. Hannah Habler, Blanche Green- have met in so masterly-a fashion ,, .. \. ,, critical position of tne vilna «=f«".-"= cheptra? i-n the city hnve b«in hired +. house, Rose Kaplan arid Edith Minken the unprecedented demand for relief • The Y. M. and Y. W. H. A. will ,hold an open meeting for the entire. • ., .. , . , continue until 4 a. m. necessitating an appeal to American to furnish the music for the evening. each distinguished themselves in their entertain its senior members at a Jewish public Sunday evening, DecemThe hotel ball room is being decorPancing held until 3 o'clock in in the crisis of the great war; I call dance at the Jewish Community Cen- ber 23, .at 7:S0 o'clock, at.the Beth Jewry was discussed at a conference the morning1. The entire public Is iftated to suit the occasion. Souvenirs parts. upon the great numbers of the Jewof Eabbis at winch the famous ChoMrs. B. R. Boasberg, dramatic ter this Saturday night. This trill be R good time h a s will be.given to all the merrymakers. r.d- to attend ish middle classes, organized inltheir one of the regular semi-monthly Hamedrosh H&godol Synagogue, Nine- fetz Chains o£ Eaiiin was present, i teacher at the Y, produced the plays teenth and Burt streets. The iftiport- The aged rabbi is, however, prevented jj been As a special • feature stunt for all assured them Lsv the committee * powerful fraternal • associations— dances which the group is giving this ance of the meeting Trill be the rethose that get "hungry," "hot dogs and coached the actors. the delegation on a c - l i n Tcharge °* « e « a n c s there is a place oif honor, andj use-' season. Members of the Council of ports of the Mizraehi National con- from In addition, Sam Davis gave a talk he and coffee" will be served at 3 a. m. count of his health, and the Eabbis Thorpeian basketball team, tbs "Jewish Contributions to Civiliza- fulness awaiting ail of you",in- this Jewish Women will Iiaperone. vention held recently in Pittsburgh, Kaliaher and Gradzensky -mil be the! o n l - r alM«nsh.team playing orgfeThe entertainment committee are on tion," and Iillian Chudakoff gave a great enterprise." Pa. Messrs. A. G. Weinstein and A.Vilna rabbis to go to America. at making-all efforts to make this af- piano 1j ized » * d basketball, bf«fcetW won ™nits first game gsaie ftt both of which were thorGohn, the Omaha delegates to the J the Y. M. C. A. by defeating: the fair the .leading social affair of the oughlysolo, JEWISH WORKMEN OF enjoyed. convention, •will give their reports. "Washington. lJ- T. A.) The IVIi*,h Omaha Building1 and Loan Association year. The following men are the London. (J. T- A.) The Times rePALESTINE BEJOICE The next regular meeting of the Y, members of the entertainment com- which would have occurred on Newprints a story from the Turkish Morgan IN BBITISH VICTORY Rabbi Chechanovitz, who "was a dele- quota en December S dropped i o l.r»07 tears 13 to 9, Hairy Haykfri-snd mittee": Meyer Spiesberger, Harry Year's Eve, has been postponed to "Tehidieokair," which accuses the Jerusalem, (J. T. A.) Victory of gate to the convention from Chicago, as a result of further reports from Harry Kijseter scored »11 th* -point* Malashock', Dr. A. Greenberg, Paul January 7. . ~ Jews of exploiting the Turks who are the British Labor Party in the Par-111., •will also speak on the convention. immigration ports. Sadden fluetua- j for the ThorpeianE. Sehaye. returning from Greece in accordance liamentary elections has caused re- Sabbi J. M. Charlop-vrill speak on the tior.s in the quota resulting in a decrease of over 2,000 since November (J. T. A.) Tlie DepartMr. J. B. Robinson, treasurer, of the with the Turkish Greek" treaty. tThe joieiiig among the Jewish, workmen of importance of the / . The National Workers' Alliance and Local Kqren Hayespd, sent a check terms of this treaty provide for.the Palestine. Both the general labor The Hizrachi vras founded at the 30, when the Polish quota stood at. ment of Emigration announces th»t ns National Progressive club will pre- to the Keren Hayesod headquarters in return -of Greeks to Turkey and .vice party aisd the labor tmion have cabled time of the,second Zionist convention 3,408, threatened ibe same abnormal moi^e affidavits front American Fe$a« •versa, sent Harris and Katilmsky, well known New York.-' "congratulatiOEs to The leaders of the under the leadership of Dr. Herzl. It excess crcota situation next aaontli as tiyes in support of api>Iicatids& ttat visas for"prospective imislgirahts to ;""•-'_entertainers,in the east, in a musical The Turkish paper also accuses-the British Labor Party. purpose «C for- occurred last month In the founded fcr. fee, UnsfcaS State* iv'i |tM'dramatic concert to be given SunThe January meeting of the Temple Jews of Bolshevism and declares that Six hxxsiSrei Jcsish limns grants thering culteae in Pal- quota whiefe fnded in tfoe Israel Sisterhood •will lie heH at the 'anti-Semitism is making grealr head«Veiiing, January 6, at the - admitted hi Palestine doribg No- estine in- the-fesst• Je"»dsit satfeafcs »rder for several'hundred Jewish imTemple Monday afternoba, January 7. way in Turkey. . £kh Auditorium. - ' ' v been vesiber, according to official .figures, "way.
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PAGE 2r-THB JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1923 . anti-Jewish disturbances in an attack Mr. H. D. Frarikel of St. Paul, Minn., son;* vice president, Mrs; Kobiri; "seche.led on Jewish guests in the cafes. Mfsses "Hose Rief, Yetta Wright and Gertrude Gilinsky were bridesmaids. executive secretary of District Grand retary, Mrs.' G. Emlinef-'.treasurer, TWO JEWS,INNOCENTLY j Mrs. A. H. Marcus and Mrs. J. L. Lodge No. 6, I.^O. B. B.,-visited with Mrs. M. Brddkey; and;recording sec * Published>*«z miataaay M Omsbs, Kebmka, by IMPRISONED! SHEIKS HELD AT Stern were the mistresses of ceremo- the officers, of Council Bluffs Lodge retary, Mrs.; D. Eodin. • THE JEWISH PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY. nies. Mr. Samuel Stem was his broth- No. 688 Sunday, morning; ' '.Office: 482 Brandeis Theatre jtonding.—Teleph6ne; Jackson 2372. HOSTAGES IN BEERSHEBA , Paris. (J. T. A. Mail Service.) In The Ivre club bowling team is leader's best man. The Messrs. J. L. Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) Ten Sheiks 1916, two Jewish journalists named The Messrs. Philip and Millard ing in the Boosters' League. NATHAN E. GREEN, Manager. Stern, Paul Cohen, Ben Cohen, CorLandau and Goldsky were sent to of the Beersheba district are under Krasne returned home Sunday from -12.5ft Miss Ruth Davidson and Messrs. prison in connection with the proceed- arrest for their failure to apprehend poral Cohen, were the groomsmen, and Ann Arbor, where they attended Subscription Price, one year.; ' Advertising ratea famished on application. ings against the French evening paper and surrender a band of brigands en- the Messrs. Louis Wohlner, A. H. Mar- school, to spend the vacation with Lester Davidson, Leonard Marx'and "Bonnet Rouge." It has now trans- dangering^the security of the district, cus and Albert Cohen were the ushers. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ben Brodkey returned last week from , NOT PBINTED FOB PESSONAL PROFIT—Profits from th« publfcapired that both' these Jews were in- it'is announced. The Sheiks^-aTe-vir^ —^Sir^-Stem and his bride left on a Krasne. - the University of Michigan to spend - , Won of The Jewish Presa &ro to be gives to worthy communal causes. their vacation here. nocent of the charge brought against tualiy hostages, the British authori- motor trip to Chicago and will be CHANGS OP ADDRBS3—PIMW «tv» bolb.tha olfl end wtr tddretat ties having informed them, they will home after January 15 at 342 North them. Yet they are still being de•' ' tit am* (tnfl atro TOOT Mint.' , tained in prison. The Ligue des remain in custody until the brigands Thirty-fifth avenue. The Jewish Press is supplied by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (Jewish Droits de l'Homme has started an ex- are surrendered. :, A meeting of the Council of Jewish r The Jewish Educational Alliance - Correspondence Bureau) wi\h cabled* and telegraphic Jewish news, in addition tensive campaign to secure their reWomen will meet next Thursday, De- presented the following program last Chiropodist and Beauty , ' to feature articles and correspondences from all important Jewish centres. lease. The whole of the progressive cember 27. Sunday evening at the Jewish ComShop < ' inquiries regarding news items tjredited to this Agency will be gladly press is devotjng much space to the - Established 18U0 munity Center: A piano solo by Miss answered if addressed''to Jewish Telegraphic Agency. 114 Fifth Avenue, <Sth and Ilarno.t Strefts. Mr. and Mrs. L. Friedman motored Bessie Lipschutz, vocal solo by Mar- Give agitation. Jtew Yorb City. . ., ' STERN.COHEN. us a chnnce to apto Chicago Tuesday to visit. jreciate your business. For garet Anderson, and a reading by appointments The marriage of Miss Eeva Cohen, cnlJ Ja. U774. -IMMIGRATION JEWISH CALENDAR. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Cohen, A B'nai B'rith meeting will be held Miss Helen Levitt.* The speaker of 5684-1931 to Mr. Meyer L. Stern, son of Mrs. next Wednesday evening at the Dan- the evening was Dr. Frank E. Mass° \ A strong and determined fight is again being made on im.Aton., Jan, 1 Shetmt. Hanna Stern, of Omaha, topk place ish Hall. Election of officers will be man, president of Morriingside col•^ migration. The foes of immigration are once more marshalling RoRh-Chotlesh AV*d... V d tfb tfeb. 0 IloBU-ChodrKb Adar I IloBUChodrKb Frl.. Mar. T lege. C b d h Al Kosli-Cbodrsh Atlar 1L. • • ' t h e i r forces to guard our borders against the intrusion or in- r'orim (FeaMof Esth»r)_Tbnrj», Mar. SOSunday evening, December 16, in the held. Koph-Cliotlrslt Klsan______Snt.. Apr 6 Palm Room of the Fontenelle Hotel at vasion of the foreigner. Even among those who had" heretofore Passover <r«»t*:_t. -. Sot- Apr. 16 -..A meeting of the Agudath 'AcMro . The annual Talmud Torah ball was . been kindly disposed to the immigrant many have now set their Fassocrr (Srvrutti Day} .,.,. ,,--Fri. A|>r. •K 8;30 o'clock. Rabbi Charlop, assisted will be held Sunday afternoon at the held Wednesday evening, December 2, Kosb-CIiodesb lyar ____,—Mon. May 5 by Rabbi Fleisher, officiated! . T h e faces stiffly and sternly against him. at the Alpine Hall. IAS b'Ompr ,, Thnm. Bluy 22 Danish Hall. Election of officers* The reason for this fight at th*e present time is, of course, Kosb Cbodekb Blvnn Tufa- Jane 3 wedding march was played by the (Confirmation Day)-Sat.. June 8 Misses Ida and Dorothy Lustgarden, obvious." The prevailing .conditions in European, countries are Shabooth .Miss Fannie Shyken returned home ' Mr. Barney Baron returned Monday Rnsh-Choetesh Tamrom,. Tbnrs- July 3 -Ab Krl- Aug. 1 and a solo was sung by Miss Kath- Tuesday after visiting for the past from Chicago, 111., where he spent such as to.make care and caution in the admission of immigrants liosh-Chodesb Fast of Ab Son., ABB. 10 to this country imperative on the part of the American people. Kosh-Chodesl» several days as the guest of Mr. and Elnl. San, An*. SI leen Shaw, accompanied by Misslda two weeks in Kansas City, Mo. Lustgarden. The bride wore a gown ; ivswjKOKgwvm J e w e l r y Lo« The alarming degree "of unrest-and uncertainty which is noticeMrs. Joe Baron. 5685-1934 JJon. Sept. 29 of white satin crepe fashioned on the " : The Little Israelites entertained at able even in free and fair America precludes the loose and in- New Year's EveJ Diamond & Platinum Specialists The Ladies' Friendship Society • new straight line effect and side drape :a theatre party Sunday afternoon. . diseiiminate admission of foreign elements to the land of liberty. URGE JEWISH WOMEN'S 1514 Dodge St. elected the following officers for the caught with a rhinestone and brilliant Eight members were present. Est. 1894. Ja. S619 . There are many undoubtedly among the prospective immigrants INTEREST IN POLITICS buckle, her long tule veil being fashcoming year: President, Mrs. S. Ma^ivho would be ready to substitute European license for American A meeting of the: Mogen David liberty. Greater care and more .restrictive'measures are there- Pittsburgh. (J. T. A.) Resolu- ioned in cap style caught with orange Young Judaean club will be held Suntions urging uniform manriage and blossoms and finished with square fore more necessary and more-justifiable today" than they ever day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the syndivorce, laws, entrance of the United hem trimmed with orange blossoms. , were before. . ••-. agogue. . ; . Yet, conditions and circumstances notwithstanding, the un- States in the World Court, more ac- She carried a shower boquet of lfllies generous attitude and the unfeeling sentiment of the restrictions tive interest by Jewish women in of the valley, sweetpeas and Ward Mrs. S'.'Frieden •returned home Friare as unworthy of American citizens as .they ever were before. politics, and personal health exami- roses. She had as her maid of honor day _after spending a few days in Care does not mean almost utter exclusion and caution does not nations under state supervision were Miss Marion Cohen. Albert Cohen Sioux City at the home of her daughjustify wholesale condemnation. The vast majority of im- adopted at' the closing session today Was the matron of honor, and the ter, Mrs. L. Heejjar. migrants come to this country bearing potential benefits and of the annual state convention of the •blessings to the nation. To exclude these would be a wrong Pennsylvania Council of Jewish not only against them, but-against the people of America as Women at Johnstown, Pa. well. The policy of exclusion under any circumstances is jus- Mrs. Charles Lonn of Wilkesbarre, tifiable only when practiced wisely and conscientiously. The who was recently elected Chairman restrictions can subserve a good purpose only when applied to of Education of the Pennsylvania Federation of Women's Clubs, was those who really constitute a menace to American interests. The trouble with the restrictionists is that they have come elected president of the state organiEATS OF UNEXAMPLED to measure the .value of the immigrant-with the yardstick of tion to succeed Mrs. Eugne Springer ; . SMARTNESS of Philadelphia, who becomes honoreconomy and fail to consider him in the light of humanity. They ary vice-president. view the blessed privileges and opportunities of this country
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wholly from a selfish aspect. They regard the country of their birth or adoption as a "home" and a "castle" from which the . stranger is excluded and to whose shelter ai;d hospitality a special ' invitation.is jequired.: ^Theyjforget that America,- through the hjstory of it& occupation; through; the spirit of its -founders an<l through the traditions and practices of its people, is not merely the home of so many millions of. inhabitants, that it is not merely - . t h e castle o l American Knights of commerce and industry, but that it is the temple and the shrine in which the God of justice . . and of right is .worshipped and to which no special invitation is necessary. Into this temple the immigrant should not only be admitted, but welcomed, and no other qualification should be required save that of a willingness to worship reverently, decor= -. ously-and conscientiously.—"Jewish Ledger.", TURKISH CONCESSION" HINDERS KUTENBERG'S SCHEME-IN PALESTINE Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) The electrification scheme for»Jerusalem contemplated unde"r the concession ob. tained by Pinchus Rutenberg is being hindered because -of an, old concession granted in Turkish times.to M.Nafromato, a Greek. The latter's. concession includes the suppjy of electricity for light and tramways wljich is covered also in t h e ' Rutenberg r project. • " The Turkish concession has ifor some feason not yet been voided. , LEAGUE INTELLECTUALS DEPLORE ANTI-JEWISH * MOVES IN UNIVERSITIES J Paris. (J. T. A.) A resolution protesting- against" the illegal] measures such as percentage norm legislation and the anti-Semitic disturbances in the universities of Central and Eastern Europe1, was among those debated at the third- session of the. League of Nations Commission for Intellectual Co-operation. The final session closed Saturday after considering the,, memorandum submitted by the Committee of Jewish Delegations with headquarters, in Paris concerning the numerus clausus and the anti-Jewish disturbances in universities."
OUTNUMBERED FORTY TO . ONE WHITECHAPEL CHURCH ! HOLDS LAST SERVICE ' London. (J. T. -A.) Saint Judes Church at jCommercial Street, Whitechapel, adjourning Toynbee Hall, held its last service-last night. The church was. being .closed, the Rector said, not because of lack of adevotion,but because the Gentiles are outnumbered , by- the Jews forty to one. Like other churches in-the East End,. "the' St7 Judes Church >a¥" suffering from lack of attendance. In pseudo-scientific explanation of anti- this Parish, he said, there were 8,000 Semitism, Jews and 200 Gentiles, with the Jews steadily increasing in number. The Rector said that the last vicars comSEVERAL JEWS WOUNDED plained, of the same "heart-breaking FOLLOWING KILLING OF SOLDIER-POET experience." • London. (J. T. A.) The Evening JERUSALEM TO BE News prints a strange report from Budapest of the riot at the University ELECTRIFIED. ' •during which several Jews were - Jerusalem. r>. (J. T. A.) Electricity wounded following^ .the killing by a for lighting' and heating purposes Jewish merchant of a soldier. will soon replace the rather primitive Enraged by the report of the sol-methods still in vogue in this andier's death,. Christian students of the cient city/" The current will come University, the report asserts, at- from the power station erected by tacked the Jewish students at the the Engineer Rutenberg, under a campus. • special Brtiish Government concesThe report adds that the authorities sion,' the Lisan Arab, an Arab Ian have taken energetic measures. guage newspaper says it learns. Preparations for the erection of a ZIONIST DEPUTIES OF power station similar to the one at POLAND REJOICE IN Jaffa and the one contemplated for BRITISH LABOR VICTORY Haifa, are now under way, this paper Warsaw. (J. T. A.) The hope that asserts. ' the victory of the British Labor Party at the polls would lead to tKe eman- TELTAVIV TO HAVE cipation of .the workmen, the consol: MUNICIPAL BANK idation "of labor and the creation. o£ a Tel-Aviv, Palestine. (J. T. A.) The Jewish workers'. center in Palestine, first Jewish municipality in the world, is expressed in a message from the Tel-Avivy will soon have its own muZionist labor deputies of the Polish 'iiicipEil mortgage bank. Capital of Parliament to the heads of the "Brit- the bank, which according to an anish Labor Party. The signatories to nouncement is to open at an early the message of felicitation are Depu- date, is 20,000 pounds. The municities Heller, Levinsohn and Silbershein. pality is participating to the extent of 15,000 pounds.
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•estme hospital. Two captains for the "Mx. Sam Goldlein. l^rizap •*werc" vrarr1, ' The So^Htiteh -cbib ^ a * -entertained collection a? these jESrmentF were' by the .ulissep Farsnie INTef sky, Evelyn • by the Missep Bese and Ella .Cohen chosen-; they are the .Misses Gertrude' Pnlskv and JBernire Xiismonii. The Thursday, December IS. and Xillian Goodman. The ar- honor guest VTQF presented "witr> n; ticles -will be of the same kind and bon-bon -dish. Slis? -Eveh-n Poiskj-- i>- The Fydannihian club menifteiT held '• -•Social affairs of interest are "being Another sscrst and mysterious so- -will be made bv the members of th ri thcr* rerular mecunp- Thurstlcy .afierg entertcinizijr Wednrsday ir honor cf l planned for t h e students of t h e -varii i cial order -wss added to the Omaha club"Miss Ncf?ky. zmC HH?F T>iP.y Jrrvnc- nnor. at Sllen Kmiib Hall. ous Universities «md Military Acade- directory of clubs last -week, -when mies, -which .are t o spend their mid- f our prominent ynung Jewish couples i< T 7 X; f""1 O I "V nor>r_ ICrs.. TTaltsr ItoBuxt.- and llrs., -winier school -vacation -with their p a r - organized the Order of l h e . J-A-E-S. OX THIETY Simon jKefshy cntcrtsiner fi r. bri;urr ents and TeintivEs hers. Tlie The membership of this club "wil* i e 3Irs. Charles Grossman TEARF' -REKVJCE lancheoE at th? "Lrncoln Hoxel T:vur?j ing students -will -visit b.Ere;:_ secret, but its meetings, hcrweveT, Trill at bridge for friends rCDSi'o-w. iJ. T. A.) Tlnbbi "SlaRr, cay, 1. I University of jHicbigan, "be given vide publicity, the *3Jgb I noon, DecHmber IB. hu:- celebrated thr cnmplrtion of thirty lakofsky, oklyron Slntcky, X-sster Jaks," supreme xiilnr, explaming "t Sliss Frost entertained nt : yearf. of rabbinical service amonp The Ivre club Entertained Sunday three table? burg, jilillard and Philip secrecy of .the order being for the pnrof bridge Punas y e^-err- <Hu-pian Jowry. An at'uirc;-? lauding PITL0E-EEEN5TEIX. 1 ^GAGERIESTS l?febraslia University, Helen JLobin-1 pose of avoiding applications for evening a t the lineoln Hotel, honoring jn^1. X*-^i^c^- •were v.-o:: by ^li.-t Sr.nih'\ :-. sorvicr "was prpppntod p y arimiTcrs by The •marriage of ZSKss liuth 3Ir. Sam Goidfein, -who 15 to br TRHTj The engagement of IHiss Jcanette son, Tanny Knlly, illlian jilargolrn, I membership from those undesirable Jxrechfifslry. j l r . Victor Ei-lcr and 1Ar. jj or stein, daughter nl "Mr, unS Sirs. 3.1 o f - t j ir . j; u hbl, including hunri-ed!- of ried to Jliss Euth IS'efity January 1. Lonis .Sonberg,- Ben liavirz. Bennett "Those whom v»-e vdsh tD adiait into Joe Lineman. Bernstein, t o 3ffr. Albert Pitlor, of> Pifinr, of this city, daughter of 3Ir. 2L Cohn, Harry Gohen.-Barry jM^jidelsDn, j leading ,1-PVVT of Tiloscrw. In pnrtk-Pitlor, of ^Newark, X . J., to "ftTr. Dsun this order," explained ''"High Jaks," ZMiss TJlsis Poska, a student at the this city, took place Sunday evening, I ular. Habbi Jlasr "mi: I'rith held their clecti^r. Herman Xully, 32dwin Hosenthal and '"Trill be takes dn, on?y, by applica- University of Nebraska, Tviii be a December IB, -at t h e "Beth llamfidrosh S. "Da-vidson, son of 2Irs. A . David- Joe Xinsman. i ut_ far MF p e n ii at the Setn Hcn: Tau son, of Xdncoln, INebr., -was -announced tion of one of its members." guest in Omaha during the n Hagodol -Synagogue, Nineteenth and - - ; i ICE during the blnr litanl tria'. Tv*edTiesd«;y, December Chicago University, ilildreS .Gohn, flaring the past -week. -No -wedding The other officers of this secluded vreeks. BurY"'Btre"ets,~7ai l> o'clock. ZRabhi X T-"OTIPWSTF of the liubb: nre raism;: lowing officer? V^-STE electeci: Presand £he "will "be HecompaniED by the circle are known as ' I O T Jacks" und JSL Charlop officiated. The -wedding date has as-yet been set. IMJESSS Ttegina Stcilz andlElmor Schrii- "Black Jaks." 3Ira. jil. Gold "was called to her home ident. Jack "Vi'ssmaii; -vicp j^resider.t, a fuiu" to line liiir. o'-cr in thi^ rrilanarch •was playea .by HL'ISB "3yh3a will be held twice a month in Philadelphia, Pa., due to the illness <1. lioth; xaid thr folioiving -wsro re- ica! •pprioci of his hculth. Friday evenmg H ^ b i J. M. Charlop yer, of Chicago, "who -will be her house Bernstein,"sister of the bride, Jit the at the home? or -apartments of each of .her.father, -who passed irway brlorc elected: Financial secretary, !M. Aach: speak a± "the B'nai Jacob Syna- guests. piano; Hiss Fanny Fish, violin, and Chicago A r t -School, I j l i i a n Tliibentreasurer, 21. Polsky, and rorrcEponncouple, t h e meeting place? rotating in she a m r e d . Twenty-fourth and 2Qi -Sir. S a r r y "Wisey-vioKn. A family • dinI ing secretarv, Saul Arcnsoii. Tiic ael- ; stein. J alphabetical -order of the nam.ES of the streets. S i s Kobject -will "be '"An"d n e r -for sixty guests, t h e immediate Hiss Pauline Heney, Tdio visited her legates, who" were elected v» attend' H o r t h western University, "Ethel { couples. j-ekxELves of the-rotrple. fDllo-wea a t t h e cob Xiived." On Saturday jnorning "he Uenben. mt andxaicle, l i r . and U r s . Liebei^-1 t h e C O I 3 V e n t i o t , -, h i s y e a r i n Sioux ; arnit xrfll t a l k a t i h e Zfflnai Israel SynaJ t is t h e plan tri" the organizaticm tD home of the bride's parents. wishc-F. to announce Citv, -wIH be 21. Audi and Saul Aren- | T a s s a r College, "Efhal Gladstone. ^Eighteenth -and Chicago increase t h e membership t o s i s 'cou- man, rearmed to her hxsras in jttr. Titlor -anti his bride left for a ] iiic removal cf hip -office from "Wheaton College, Ann "liosenblatt. ples immediately. in. son. Hhort "honeymoon "trip and are ex- 'Opportunity of fhe J e w Today." 3Iis 30{> Connney Uklg jilissouri University, ^Nathan JEL J a -Should the identity of aOT.emb.ETbe 3Ir. and 2Irs. "Hp-m-trm -Spcier has ns ; *j% ^ r > o r o l H- nud Berniec ' X pected tD TEturn t h e "hitter part of t a l k F r i d a y evening-will DB i n Je-wish, cobs. T b p suspected, i t i s she rule xtf t h e club their -visitnrB ~3Sx. .and 3irs. M.. Simon, Diamnnd Trill be .in Omsha idirrinir the j this -week tD -make their home -with jnid Dn Saturday .monrins he -will t a l k Hemper jililitary Acaiieroyf Hubert that t h e member '-when appxaschsd of -Calif oxnia. Upon Ifisving next •week. the "bride's parents. ; Sammer, jilar\'in Txeller -and Irvin deny his affiliations, according t o they Tvill go ±0 Dayton,- O., -where they j Heller. • • Branfleis Iheatee Bldg. The Hebrew "Educational "High J a k s . " . ll make k -their t h i ffuture l : Toll 31E0WN-SEGIIN. Dr. and IQrs. S. A . Levey, of St. meeting -was held -at the home of JSISS j » The organization -was formed :et s. JActoon -5672 .Tillie Seglin, daughter of IMr. IEHHSS Itafb Dianrona, May ."Shapiro lion^Ey e%"eoing, DecemS T . L E O Ho\re,-Df •ChlcagiOjSli., spent, meeting held i n the home nf a ,anu "HIE. A . Seglin, has set Sunday nia Ijsvy and ^Bernice Haeberman resd -i : j } e r ' ~ber couple living in 3s orth Omaha. _ P.VFTflJT| &« ' tTclHH GT*V 6 | U S J l G T TIVCCIQIIII^ e nf Dr, Xevey's parents, in .a xecital giveii :by ".Mrs. Ada Slalday tD ULT. S a m Uro-wn, son o H r . 3irs. "Harris l .IHr. .and Sirs. Charles Jffsysx, of colm "Wednssdsy, DecembEr 12. and IBIsr. J . J3rown, of t h i s city. ITofk City, are expected -to'-visit P r i o r t o her Tvedding day, a number The .first social affair to "be given .nice Hulakofsky are lesving Sunday The lilenorah .club Theld "its regular 1= nere - a t t h e nome of ISx. and IMrs. xieetmg 'StmSHT .evening' a t the ZTem-jS of affairs a r e being, given i n .honor for the -school jsBt -will be on .Monday for St. Joseph, HHc, -wlterB 'SDSJ Serbert Arnstein. of allisB Seglin. 3Jrs. A . Seglin en- afternoon, -wlien IMiss lEeva Xulakol: • i A-isit at the home Tof 32x. s n tertained a t a dinner Friday evening. sky-will entertain twenty of i e r school Jotieph fW-» XdebowiU. They -wxD also Mrs. B. Sbaftoii left last -week ±0 3Esss5 DeTpMna Gtiggenheim ana |— M r s . ."M. "Weinatein entertained Sun- friends _at lier visit in ^Kansas City, expectmg t o :re- visit -with T-elstivES i n the east. She Jimst Xahn plfiined in a piano TBcital . j s day .evening a t h e r l m m e . 21\ss F a n n y , • iwill be in Kew Tnfk, Chicago, .and at •Wesleyan .Saturday erening:.-.. They. — The Omaha Chapter DI Hadassah turn on January 2. ULohan "will entertain Tit cards a t "her other eastern -cities. for the are "both pupils of Prof. Bentel. "}S name Friday." jflrs. J . IBro-wn enter- -will elect its officers ZEehearsais Ere "bemg lieliEl a t t h e year at i t s regular -monthly meeting .tained at dinner Tuesday evening, and Jewish Community Center by t h e Qra- Mrs. Sam "Levey, "who is leaving Samuels entertained at sis ta- s •on Sunday evenmg jffrs. !Ed. Gilbert "Wednesday, December 26, at t h e J'ewOmaha to make her nome in Califor- bles of bridgE .Sunday •.afternoon :3n i 2 group anS Saucing -will be hostess t o five cotrples n t "her ish Community Center at £:30. Tvill entertahi the guests ^at ihe an- nia, "was -surprised last SafurdEy "by ionor of Miss 3luih Isefsky, -veho;is -)H liome, honoring 3Iiss Seglm and her s Hose 3Minkin is leaving Fridsj- nual linen shower nf Ihe Omaha Chap- .a number of iher friends at the lujme to "bemarried Tuesday, .January 1, t o jss fiance. i o r Fremont, JSebx., -where she -will ± e r m" "Hadassah i n 3se given a t the •of Msx. X Adler at 2435 3umsas aveS h i "was presented "with a. ihsnflvisit -with her sister, jttrs. Sam UESSEK-IUCH A.~RD5. Ek)cryt>owy WM .Be Them nag, a gift from i e r friands present afternoon, December3.fi. berg, and 3ir. 'Wfdnberg. She -will rsA n announcement of interest comes a t the entertainment. 3Jrs. A . from San Jose, CuK., of the approach- -turn by Jnator-Manday and Tdn"be acBlancha Altman aseturneS 3ast -was t h e :assistrng liostess. Practice limiteS to I 2. "three^"weeks' -visit ing marriage of Miss Celia Hicnards companied "by jfirs. "Weinberg. -who Mrs. Davjfl Isewman is leaving Fxi- { E a r — JSTose —' Throat" to 3Ir. Sloe lesser, of that city, who ""^i11 " " ^ w i t h ^ ^ Jparents, 3Ir. .anS in jELansas City, 32o., "S>5£h i e r UUILL, 3Irs. Sam Harding, -and 3ir. Harding. day tt> speiiS the: "week-end i n Xin- ! both formerly of Omana. The -MTS. 31. llinkm. , .AK2?0rNCES THE OFEX1KG coin, JNSebr-,. ;"with Sirs. David Silver | OF "iEIS OFFICE will-take place the middle of ^ ^ ^ 3zot£s c D hn enterm 3tlr. Urnest A. IMeyers 3s leaving "Dsneing and famifc. 42S-24 "3ariuarj*. tained .at a dinner Sunday in "honor this week-end to jcim Mrs. Z&Ieyers in SioEs"'City, Ta., "where she lias ^been Miss bernice Xulakofsky, tlamrhter o f j ^ ^ P k D s e 1 j i v n m > rf Patterson, 3A..1 TOUNG JUDAE JSEWS. [' } xn 3Ir. and jilrs. P.. Sulakofsky, is ^ j ^ ^ , h o j s -viaithig here -with i e r -visiting for the past "two -weeks. They The Satikvoh club "hela a :TEgnlar j iJSiee -will TEturn home Teaving JOSEThursdcy, ±0 be the December bridesmaid2.1, at tfor h e ^ ^ ^ -Mxs^ j _ "Winer, and 3klr. Winer. oneeting_Sim.!l2y. Tiecen&iBr 15, -.at."fhe { IVTr. Joseph JL Xazarus is -risiting -wedding, and it -will TJE TecnlleS to Jewish Cominimity Center. 3t ^ras [ jMiss Dorothy Diamona, Bf some friendB of the family fhat jJIrs, I -with his parents and v:ill be here nn- 3sebr., -will arrive mext rweek -to Tie o contribute linen t o ±h« Pal- j •K-nlnlrnftHrv T S U hrirfesmnirl tne t i l the -first Df January, :and .and after the -guest of 2ESS Gladys ISLeysrs. JEltilakafsky -was bridesmaid n a t the -wedding of jMrs. Hichards, 'ths Tbride's "which "he -will xssume liis duties as •in nnanager of the territory of Iowa and ISIrs. Sbbert Gross -eritertainea a t a another. Bobbing 23c part of Xllinois for the JM. J. B . Coffee nridsre luncheon at 1 S T home Tnssday Hahbi TTederick Conn's Bermon •sub- Co. of San Tianciscc Shampmo 30c afternoon. : : : ; Scalp "Treatment 25c jaefc-ihis Priday EVEnmg.at the Temple Expert 3nitiTianal Rervice ISIrs. S. Banior asft TuEsaay" f or a will be "The Jewish Tiew of -Jesus," j 3ffiss Erma Gross, -who is teaching S .and nn -Saturday morning he -will j 3n Xansmg, Mich.T -will Bpcnd her -va- several wseks* stay - in ^Excelsior \speak on"GoingUs One Better." cation with Jher .aunts, the! 3Misscs Springs, JVIO. J3A. 48X9 212 Courtney I Hose and Hya Gladstone, ZUrs. l i . !Kubikofsky i s entertaining j 3Iiss .Sarah .Bosenblatt cntertamed | at a a?.nc'ing party Saturday evening, a t iaur tables of bridge a t her "home 3>ecembei- 2S, .at the Omaha Athletic club, "honoring her -visitor, Miss "Bessie last Thursday evening i n honor of ti52} of rMilwaiilree, ~Vi"is., "who is alsoMiss Huth Bernstein and h s r fiancs, . £UE5t of ^Vlrs. Saul Xevey, snd j Sir. Jilbert Titloy, ^,'ho Tvere married JkuglssSi for .Mrs. -J. Gartcnstein, of Chxcajra, j .Sunday. Miss Bessie Tax, -who -will 111., sister of Jilrs. Levey, -who i s TUB- 1 be TnanifiB "Wsonesday, December'26, I to l i r . ^William Herzofiraf Sioux City, •jthig-with her. la., shared honors. l i s t TOE BTT JssiafiaS Sidney PkobinHon, "oT Usfebr., ^pent the -week-end here sis "Oie The "meeting .xff the iLadies of the 5n looksag Df liis parents, jVir. -and jHrs. •"Golden 33H1 Society lias been postCsr ss the S. BoDmson. Heniatorea back Ifior.- poned from Tuesday, December So, "tD -dBy smd was accompanied bv 3us -IThnisday, DecEmber -27, -at the .home 3a of Mrs. IFrank Tuchman, S4S2 "Web"brother. 32r. 3Iale Hobinson. ster street. "The annual election ofi 3Kr. iDfian Davidson, of Xincoln. officers -will "be held at this meeting. Tkxtz. adllar is aadsd to s3» INebr., whD i s visiting i n Chicago, Til., ii> •ssjFperl a free ssrince policy; a o r Jirs. Alien IKohan entertainEd at -rvill -arrivejin Omaha Uriday to be tlie Truest of'-hiB fiancee, aiiss Jea-r±te : three 'tables of bridge Sunday nfterl b s JTi£f"Tg»gs cf TTJSSSSXSUS Iso^y Pitlor. ' j noon at her home in Jionor of lilrs. t o p s y iatsi^st fsn. Isxr7 ! Jilanrice Pesscn, formerlj IMiss DnroJliss-PaithieveyisentertamiiiE-nt ±hy , S h a p i t . a Prizes _a house party "Tuesday, December "J£>. .liliss Jlella Pmger and 32rs. A . Stoller. •si, her home. jiliss Edith JKenyon i s leaving Suna smflinths sntire ismily Mrs. J. Xieb entertained twelve -day asa- Los Angeles, -Calif., -where she "will iargst "Baby nn JDferislguests at bridge si her hams test -will "Visit for Ihe Tgmntnrfer of the Dodge Brothers Snsace TITOB, and, if there is a "baby in "Wednesdiry -stftexneoa, honoring -wirttsr your -.family yxm -will surely s&L zBre&ziy tb^sagb. a xaaglc orgssssatacai 5 . 3 L Levej', 'vho is .leaving soon -with seani So see ihs ~wan£erzsl asdf ^e^ers t o you. They do n»t bsSe^e m Charles Gidinsky, -of Eansa? jHr. lievey t o make then* home in Calg xfi Sainty gift ortiCity, Ho., Tvh6 Tvas -visiting' .here with ifarnia. isvB asssmbiBfl isrs. her sister, "jSIrs...^ &.."Gidinsky, and J seed, Th.4?y i This -week 3Hiss Bess EFox/who -will l .. Gidinsky,* left T3iUrs;day for her "become the "bride . "William TELei- -home. "Mrs. ss. and -a T of Snous. City, la., on "WEdiie.<s- entETtained, her lostesses being -the day 'evening, December US, i s being ZMesaames J3, ^Rosenberg, Dave Green, i . 3Irs. A.•."Marcus -p.irfcp.r- A. TVeinstein, ~B. Uosfi, M. Goldstrxcm tahiefl -.eight at luncheon at Hie Bran- and 3. B. Gidinsky. JSfend-Mstie Maccsszns Pjxllzzas Slippsis 'QEis ;0?fia lionms, lollovred by an OrSsnd .Exrihroiitsr&il J^izosafx 3Zase 3ESt jheifln Theatre Party Mojidav. Tua=> ThffBft Sads aa day 35trs. D- "Fas. "entertainecl at a l -3VI. Xairn , I312I: CK • . . Tssding Clocks •-o'clock luncheon, followed by,a "bridge I A party at .her Ihomo. * -Csxxiage Snots mid globes Instxnctinn 5n Popular .Music A itf L Stoaio 7Z20 IK. J28th Ave. f nS Carxia^e Bows jgtftlsns 3cEr.-.sind Ifirs. 3. .'S. dayman, D.t. Sl€§I -Mrs. IL. -Smsrnoff and 3Irs» I d a Hot W.atsr Mottles, Satin Covered Barmish mtttnred -±o Lincoln. JSfenr'Sunday oand spent t h e day -with TVfrISassinBttss Camplszs Layettes rjaaifl 3Srs. Harrv ^nadsr Bmmets" JEZtatetudereS IBgiithigales s >» j !»iiE IFinal Clase-Dnt of t h e s JH.TK. J . U. IKiildin, -who i a s .'heeu S 1 Gdldstfiin ^Jevralry Co. i s = Madeira Bifo Bwsster .Ssfs j visiiiog -in t h e East -with xelaQves .imfl = JL .now 3n progissB. If .-you 5 •zz arfi ~3n .neEd of any 5= jfrffinfls l o r fiie past *feree ^nmrfiiK, booties Blsriksts ^Hsnd-Msds s JJewehy u r SSverware, jurw;_3s 35 tunistl -home -SattmiEy evening. S '3'DnT 'chance t o "buy -£hem\at s an Uev.' 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ber :Dr. Weizmann argues,- if give& of convincing them is far more deli- pers have suppressed the report, while is.-of the opinion that the anti-Semitic the'Jews all the opportunities they cate than any Dr. Weizmann has at- the Bavarian Kurier of Munich, the movement is identical .-with the-anti•want for rapid enough progress in tempted in this country. But once it organ "of Bishop Faulhaber, declares Catholic movement.' "Catholics,^^dethe Jews need PaVs- such methods on the part of American clared '-. in the letter Jwhich :has*3ust Palestine if only our people would is realized that .. "" B Y : G E R S H O N A G O N S K Y . - . . . ' •y ;::..: r tine, that it *»\ be had, and that the Jews "cannot harm the anti-Semitic been published by; the Parliamentary come and take them. He insists, and His Mission in*'21,"'22-and Now~Weizniann without mincing words or minimizing Jews of the world must help get it, movement, but on the contrary Committee of the Centrum Deputies, ;2aiigmB—Controversy, Without a^funda-mentally" opposed : to^- antithe. difficulty, that Zionish is'being Dr. Weizmann's difficulties win "bestrengthen it. "Weizmann's iCorifession. Semitism. The assassination of Rathgiven its chance—generouslyand big- dismissed. 3. present' visit to stration. To ass.ert_th&. first time the heartedly by some of the British enau was the result of the NationalSpecifically Dft Weizmann has in- CHANCELLOR MARX SAYS . . the third in -thirty months, authority' and prestige-of the leader leaders, grudgingly -and even churlish- vited into the" Agency the representa- CATHOLICS AS WELL AS JEWS ists' preachings with which the Cathis admitted on.all sides to be nvsre it was imperative for -the. followers ly by others—but it is haying its tives of Jewish philanthropy, of Labor THE BUTT OF NATIONALISTS olics were in no way associated, Herr difficult and delicate'than the first and the followers' followers to raise chance. "Zionish has t>een tried, test- and of the Middle Class. If they acBerlin. (J. T. A.) Chancellor Marx Marx'then declared. The Center par_.two. He madG,his first trip in Aprn% a great public clamor about those' ed, searching inquiries have been cept the invitation—and there are in- is convinced that the Jews are not ties, on the other hand, have ever de1921, to safeguard a principle, of Zi- things. Platitudes had to be forged ma.de, by enemies and so-called dications that at least some of them alone the victims of the Nationalists' fended the Jews of: the Fatherland onism, -which - vfas completely vindi- into war-cries. The "integrity of the friends," he says, "but i t "has suc- will—the opposition from non-Jewish fury. According 'to a letter written against anti-Jewish instigation. cated "two, month&,after his arrival by, Zionist Organization" had.to be made cessfully withstood all these things in quarters to the Jewish settlement of in September by the Chancellor, -the - jan overwhelming majority at - the into the end instead,of a means to the*--past." The words "in-the-past" Palestine will end, be that opposition then leader of the Centrum, to .the fateful , Cleveland, Convention.- He the end.i Methods of collection and sound ominously, enough. There-is-an brewing in Londqn» J?aris, Rome, War- Central Association of German Citi• came as the President of. the 'World administration of funds became sud- unuttered warning that in-the-future, saw and New York, or Jerusalem, An- zens" of the Jewish Faith, Herr Marx Zionist Organization, and -addressed denly transposed into cardinal Zion- unless the Jews-.realize-there, .are gora; Cairo,-Mecca, Baghdad-and AmThe Mohl Eesldence. 1S42 So. 25th St. : himself to the membership of the Z\- ist principles, for a war was waged dangers as well as opportunities, it mon. Tel. AtlKDtlc 68S7. onist Organization of America's con- and a memorandum was its cause. mq(y not go so well. That Zionism , Clace of Easiness, .2333 Karaej- St. (Copyright, 1923, J. T. A.) Xel. Atlantic SSSib stituent of the world body. It was And Dr. Weizmann with .Professor has- withstood all. attacks,' Dr. Weiz' SENDER MILLMAN : Einstein and Mr. Ushkin and Schmar1 left to this constituency - to decide maim holds is due to the moderate CONGRESSMAN CELLER'S Recently of PsIeFtine . •whether it preferred isolationist Zion- ya- Levin and Dr. Mossenson bore the policy pursued by. the Zionist leaderMOVE STIRS GERMAN PRESS L graduate of a Russian OuiverEity ism implying conditional" service to brunt of the paper and platform bat- ship and he says .this .compliment to is an ; Berlin. (J. T. A.) The German press the cause or unconditional and disci- tle which ended in the vindication of hisi invisible opponent: "No amount has/ been profoundly stirred by the Expert Instructor THE BRINN & JENSEN CO. plined service to a supreme and'fed- "Federalism" in Zionism. The second of criticism, no amount of witticism, recent" statement of Congressman Wholesale paper in Hebrew and Jewish eral body. As President of the World time there was less but still great no amount-of evil speaking,, will de- Eihanuel Celler of New York that he distributors for having fifteen years ol experience. Orga-nization Dr. Weizmann had on enough need of public attention being ter us " . . . from the road which was staying his hand from introduce Northern Toilet Tissue He wishes to give private lessons Ms side a number of-factors making constantly focussed on the Zionist we have chosen. We cannot af ford ing a resolution in Congress approprito beginners and advanced pupils 1112 Harney Street For farther information call for victory. The loyalty and disci- leader and his. mission. For public- to'play the policy. of all .or nothing. ating $25,000,000 for the relief of the AT-Iantic 6409 pline of the great body of organized ity is grist to the mill which grinds No; .man,'no statesman'in the present German people because of the persecuKE nwood 2401. . Zionists was whole-heartedly, vocifer- out dollars in campaign for funds world con do. Least of all, "we." < tions of Jews of Germany. ously pledged to him. His task "was Still unaware apparently that the $ * -* P AXTON-MTTCHELL "• CO. orduous but reasonably achievable. Jewish Congressman has, following Dr. Weizmann's present mission iitb and fllertim Sis. . HA. 1662 His victory was costly but complete. does not require that he be constantly i ^ Weizmann": proudly confesses— upon this "warning, introduced the resManufacturers' of Brass, Bronze, Vlnmiimro and Soft Gray Iron Castings, Towards the end of 1922, Dr. Weiz- exposed to spreads of question firing as'the Carlsbad-Congress confessed olution, the tDemicratic newspapers Too are assured of Foft castings, as mann came to America for the second reporters and batteries of news cam- when it ratified 7the Jewish Agency were quick to draw the moral that the we machine .gome from . every heat in IDA I. FREITTIN. Prop. onr own shop, . time. His mission that time, wap ^o eras. He has come on a twofold mis- plans—that the whole/Jewish People's Nationalist agitation is costly to the Standard size cast Iron and bronze save the Jewish Palestine"rathe£ than.1 sion. He. has come to explain the task is proying^tob much of arburden entire German people. Bushings in stock. the Zionist Organization. The country Palestine situation to the Zionists. He for .the Zionist organization, which is The outspoken anti-Semitic newspawas in the throes of-a panic-provok- has come also as the head of the Jew- only a part of the Jewish peoplel He 311 South 16th'Street.'"! ing economic crisis. Although less ish Agency and its ambassador to has come here to convince the reprePhone Atlantic 8010. ;' grave than the critical situation' cre- invite the. representatives of the Jews sentatives of American : Jewry that CLARENCE DESDUNES Open Eveningr. P. 8. aSOEET. Prop. ated in the spring and summer of of America' to join the Agency. This Palestine is the whole Jewish "people's Concert Violinist and Teacher 1921, at the height of the chaluzim mission can be achieved, only in an task. Though many .already stand Studio: Phone Webster 0820 Havhln'a Bids., 2123 No.24th St. Only Jewish Florist in town. THE LAUNDRY THAT penetration, the Jewish .position, in atmosphere of calm-reason and quiet convinced and- committed, there are Phone, Webster 6526. Office Hours, 3:30 to C. EVERYBODY UKES. WEDDING BOUQUETS. Palestine was for more adverse.' There deliberation. The Zionists have to be ma/iy more that are waiting to be Violin bows and cases for sale. was not then as in 1921 -mitigating reassured that the possibilities in Pal- convinced and committed. The job circumstances that the flow of money estine are as good if not better than H f r B . !*pJ«o8. g m £ « m had stopped because there, was- disa-. ever. The non-Zionistists must be fee. Pepper, VIee-Presifienfc greement in the Zionist_-ranks, -nor convinced that the task of upbuilding . • W. G. Cre, 8eentatr.' the comforting assurance that it would Palestine for the Jews devolves not .Omaha\Fiztiire..& flow again once the differencesrwere alone upon Zionists but upon all Jews adjusted. There was a truce if not concerned over their people's future. Supply Co. peace in Zionism,in 1922," but still not Both Zionists and non-Zionists have COMPLETE STOKE AND money enough to meet the Palestin- been stirred.by the word pictures .of Question: : _ OFFICE QTJTFTTTERS ian expenses which had-been-poured utter gloom and desolation painted We oceopsr and poured until the current budget by srael Zangwill. Non-Zionists have tmr TO.000 eoo&re fiea£ was but a shadow of what was been led by ,Mr.. Zangwfll • to believe _ Sectiliwest Comer Eleventh sod Oeoglat Streets. planned? ..The leader had.toccome their theory of the insufficiency of Phci-.R! jRcfegon E"S4 here, to balance the Zionist budget He Palestine as the solution of the Jewish OMASA. KT3B. 'spent something like seven months problem confirmed. Certain Zionists, doing it. ' In addition to submitting more especially recent converts whose to the frightful grind ofjmpneyr,raisz. Zionism does not ante-date the BalAnswer: ing campaigns, the leader of the Zion- four Declaration, have come to quesist movement had indeed to resort to tion the adequacy and 'efficiency of Every Known Kind some of the tactics _ of one of the the Zionist- leadership. To disabuse most populad if not distinguished" he- the minds of the,non-Zionist, to win of Insurance roes of Zangwill's . imagery. Dr. back the doubters is apparently the 209 W. O. W. Bldg. JA. S944. .Weizmann threw himself into the Ke- first of Dr. Weizmann's objects. To ren Hayesod drives with a grim de- do this he must reason. with them, termination and furious energy which not. deliver spell-binding .manifestos taxed his , own vitality and did notto them. To the rank and file, true WASH AND KEEP WELL The Jew who is ignorant of the facts of-his-people spare the. vitality of his helpers. White and Blue Zionist, Dr. Weizmann A RULE OF HEALTH While the driven and the givers may brings this time a word of encouragecan only cast discredit on the fair name of Jewry 1 FRONTIER TOWEL .SUPPLY have been virariously ennobled, it was ment that is convincing, and sufficing. 1819 California Street. not a particularly ennobling job for Trumpet-calls and the " beating of the driver, the President of the World drums are no longer in good taste, movement! But he did it—with as- even if. the times were not as forEvery Jew should be conversant with the facts of tonishing endurance and admirable bidding as they are. contemporary Jewish Life. Xever in his history has courage. He returned to London from ' * '* * EFFICIENT end .EESPONStBUE the Baltimore Zionist Convention in the Jew faced more problems than he does today. Dr. Weizmann is not engaging in LAtfKOES June this year only after having suc- cqntroyersjT with Mr. Zangwill, if the Where your clothes come borne ceeded in more than balancing. the meaning of controversy is that' you cleaner and last lonper. budget. "O n July 1st, there "was a have to call your challenger, by name s e&m, 1501-11 Jackson St. I H. A. JAOOBESE0SK. Pree. _• balance in the bank amounting to and call him names. Dr. Weizmann $453,875.50," declared Herman Con-, studiously avoids mentioning his opheim, Keren Hayesod Treasurer, in ponent's name. But he seems always the report he "submitted Sunday at the to have him in. his mind's eye and first meeting of the new Keren/Haye- invariably to reason with. him. And sod Council. A balance of nearly" a Dr. Weizmann's method is to disarm a half million dollars in the ba'nk' in his opponent by admitting that part '- • Aids the Jews to keep in touch with what their fellow America after sending regularly^every of'his assertions are true. He admits - month $100,000 to Palestine.. --Well -the Balfour Declaration is vague, but .Jews are doing in city, state and nation, besides informmay Morris Rothenberg, • the r Chair- adds that it would have been "less Qmaitn Office* KtS Doag-ied Street. ing them on the problems of the Jews in Europe and Omaha Flume Atlantic SUSfl man, pay glowing tribute to Dr. Weiz- vague if not for the treacherously Ford Transfer.& Storage Co. the World over. mann, who, he said, was the "leading gratuitous , interference . of certain B. A. FORP. figure and source of inspiration" leaders of British Jewry. There is an Presided and General Manages. which' resulted "in the Keren Hayesod implied challenge in the tone in which Council BlnEfs <Iowa) Office In our judgment, it is the sacred duty of our readers to help •J00 So. Mala Street. Phone ECS. for the, first time in its bistofy'find- he says this to Mr. Zangwil and others bring this paper into Every Jewish Home. We ask for no who believe a superior Declaration ing itself possessed of a surplus." - -financial assistance of any feind, but merely urge the Jew to could have been had out of the Brit* * * "• co-operate' in furthering interests that are his own. ish Government if. others thaii WeizBoth the first and second missions mann and,Sokolow had applied for it. of Dr. .Weizmann required for:th$ir, OCK 'TKIEAT1UBMK..WUUL success a great deal of public.demon- Vague as the Declaration is, or might
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