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CEEATE -NATIONAL CENTERS" IN WHITE RUSSIA; '." YIDDISH OFFICIAL LANGUAGE Riga. (J. T. A.) The creation of ^'National Centers" was announced by f the Communistic White Russian Gov•I ernment in places where the national You will want to extend this greeting to all your rela- j minorities formed the-majority of the tives and friends on Rosh Hashona. j population. In many towns and vil- Question Wisdom of lages .of White Russia the official To Settle Jews In The IT IS ONE p F THE MOST JOYOUS WISHES YOU government business will be conduct Various Land, .CAN EXPRESS/.' " ••' •• '-• -.' ; ; / " ' . - , ed in the Yiddish language as a result.of this decree. All government CITE ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN You need iipt send individual New; Year cards to everydocuments in this town will also be body you-know. It is too expensive and bothersome, PALESTINE IN'YEAR.. \! issued in Yiddish. and you can't remember everybody's name and address. New York.—Referring to efforts For Two.Dollars you can wish EVERYBODY a Happy X. decree of the White BusNew Year, all your relatives and friends by inserting siari Government, issued September 9, now under way t o settle Jews in calls for the reorganization of the Crimea and Mexico, the new adminisyoilr New Year Greeting in the annual Rosh Hashona school system. According to this de- tration of the Zionist Organisation of edition of The Jewish Press to be issued on Sepcree, all instruction is to be given in. America, in a statement issued in tember 26tiithe mother tongue of the children, connection with the first meeting. of Nobody, can! chide you for forgetting them on Rosh The number of Jewish schools in j its National Executive committee. Hashona if lyour greeting is published in The Jewish White Russia will therefore be greatly which took place Sunday at the Hotel P r e s s . .'•;•< - . • '• ' .••"••' ' in behalf of the unity of Jews throughout the country.- David Pennsylvania, New York, questions increased. Brown is now touring the country before leaving for Europe and the ' wisdom of settling Jews where Our forms for our New Year Greeting page will Pdfestine. He is at present assisting in three, campaigns, the they will'be subject to the "whittle dose Monday evening, September 22.; Mail in your Jewish Theological Seminary Drive, the' Union of Hebrew Conand vicissitudes of countries over greeting immediately so that it will reach our of*, gregations and the Palestinian Foundation Fund. whose destiny they have no control." fice Monday. The statement points out that for the" "The most important problem facing the Jew in America to- Only Members in Good Standing past three months Jewish imrclgra-/ day is the problem of Jewish education for the children," thunderLarge Membership Campaign Will Be tion into Palestine lias exceeded & Can Vote. ed Mr. Brown in his characteristic dynamic forcefulness. "The Launched. monthly average of 2,000, and dedegree by'which we have neglected this most important factor of The Y. M. and Y. W. H. A. will plores the fact that "all Jewish forces . '•• v Judaism in America is appalling. In the City of New York with its hold its election of officers for the Omaha Lodge No. S54, I. O. B. B., do', not combine for the development one and one-half million Jews, with its hundreds of thousands of ensuing term at the meeting to be is making plans for many activities of Palestine as an'immigration center children, only a few thousand children are learning .the lessons held Monday evening. The election for the ensuing year. At the regular where, under the proper economic of Judaism. meeting, held last Thursday, plans conditions, Jewish life can be stable was postponed from the last meeting "Do you realize what this means to your place in them. What's the good because of weather conditions which Government to Abidd by Pledge Given John Merritt Died At Age of 92; were discussed for several dances to and self-contained.'"* be held this year instead of the one Jewry? . It means that we are con- of building any Jewish institutions if permitted only a small crowd to atCame to Omaha 50 Years to Parliament. usual dance. A special dance commit- A message vras read at the meeting sciously committing, suicide as an you don't care enough about your tend. The election promises to be one Ago. tee •was appointed by the president. from Louis Lipsky, chairman of the honorable, learned and religious peoof the outstanding events of the year. Johannesburg. (J. T. A.) An imA large membership campaign will organization, End a member of the ple. Go to your prisons and find out Under new rules of the organization, pression seems to have got abroad; Funeral services for John Merritt World Zionist Executive from. London, L1--.L immi _• - ^-._- i i c-i-utij Africa jj s pioneer i n e e r resident, resident who who died died at at his his home home be launched by the lodge. "Omaha who your inmates are. Are they men only those members who are paid up .that s where he is now staying in connecand women who had a religious trainin their dues will be able to vote. states the Tuesday morning at the age cf 92, lodge is after 13000 members," said now entirelyM Mr. tion with his official duties. ing in their youth? -Go to your Ju. The Y will plan a large member- South African ird of Dep- (-will be held from the family residence Sam J. Leon, chairman of the mem- lipsky's message states that the venile Court. "Who are the boys and ship campaign immediately following uties in a statexnSrii t d i h e J. T. A . ' a t 1835. • .Georgia Avenue, on Friday bership campaign.' "The'Omaha delegirls brought in .for delinquencies? the election of officers and the ap- Correspondence suggesting this has afternoon at two o'clock. Burial -roll gates have taken an active part in Zionist position • is improving' with Are they boys and girls who have pointment of the committees -to head been received recently-by tlie board, ifce at the Pleasant Hill cemetery. B'nai B'rith work in the district and Arat histility subsiding, the mandait is up to the members to • help put tory power more .feelftfnl and -the been receiving religious training? this campaign. The campaign will be This impression,.tie;statemen^piro- R a b b i Frederic Cohn will officiate, European farces.of the movement rethis csnr.paign. tyver t t e twp.H What are the facts? "Statistics tell for 1,000 new members. ceeds, seems to have been caused -by*- At his bedside at the time of his coveimg from the effects of the war us in cold figures that only 2 per Plans-are being made by the finance i off tte t t news that t h t the th dd ee aa tt hh w ee rr ee ^ publication A special educational program will the p and three s o n S jj j depression. cent of "the inmates of-our institutions also be a feature for the coming term late Union Government on MayJ ; 1st U . K Merritt, Joseph and Jesse Mer- cennhittes for the enlistment of all In a review o£ the work of Amerof. corrjBctjqn have ever, had any reliilast a s t ddeeided_to e c i d e d t o • ^ 2 * * * ' - « • • * • **«« • • " " » - ' . . . . . . . ~ . ~ - .. :._,_•-„':', fthX ica*?: Zionists, etaraag- -.the. ^vesioms-^efai,,. --gious .training."- ". __ tion of Section 4 the statement which, in fitft'absence The regular Saturday evening migrants Regulation Act t Montreal, Can., who is arriving today \ The Jew Without Judaism of Mr, Lfpsky is signed hy Jndge dances will begin Saturday, Septem- immigrants. This particular section i. headquarters. "If you tell me they are not interBernard A, Rosenblatt as acting fber 27, at the Jewish ' Community enabled the Minister of the Interior I A complete program is being outMerritt and Mrs. Merritt, who ested in Jewish religious instruction chairman, gives the record of the *•» jCenter. Only those members who are autocratically to exclude European j j s lined by the intellectual advancement 77, had celebrated their fiftieth I will ask' oi' you-^-lf not ' Jewish suits achieved in the "financial, polk* In good standing will be able to enter and other immigrants. * ! (golden) wedding anniversary on June committee for'an interesting' program 1 1ical training what other kind of religious and moral fields." The sum of : the dance hall. These dances will be The Board of Appeal established They were - married in to be held this winter. The complete" $3,090,000 was reised by the agencies training do they receive? The Jew held twice each month. under the Immigrants Act had to conit was a frontier towii program" wiB.bs announced* m. later affiliated with the movement during1 without Judaism is without any sider only whether the Minister had issues .cf The Jewish Press. 1. a half century ago. religion, for he isn't interested in the past year. Of this sum $2,000,DAVID A. BROWN excluded the. immigrant and not the The pioneer was born in London. any kind of religion. The Jew can't 0'JO was raised by the Keren Bayesod merits of the case. He came to . Omaha soon after he throw off his. Judaism for another faith to keep it perpetuated through or Palestine Foundation Fund, whleh The South African Jewish Beard of landed in America. He engaged in religion if he wants to. He can't. your, children. And how' can you exis the central fund of thfe movement. The world won't let him. And if he pect- your children to want to .per- 'Hungarian Red Cross Decoration Deputies contended all along that the the cabinet-making trade before open(The other organizations and ageneieil Government had no right to use this ing a restaurant at 10th arid Farnam knows anything ab'out moral precepts petuate the Jewish faith if they know listed are the Jewish National Bestowed for Humanitarian . clause to . exclude European. immi- Sts. Later he operated the Arcade at all he would not think of. throw- little or nothing about it ? That is the American Zion Commonwealth* Services by Jew. grants, as a pledge not to apply it to Hotel. Although he retired from ac- President Heartily Moved by Weling off Judaism because it is the the question we Jews in America the Hadassah Women's Europeans had been given when the tive business many years ago, Mr. come. must answer and answer without any mother of all morality. and Young Judaea, The increase of : New York.—The Cross of the Hun- Act was passed in 1913. On May 1st Merritt always called upon his three more delay. We have quibbled arid membership from 37,328 to 46,51$- JS "During my present travel, I was Lemberg (J. T. A.) President garian Red Cross Decoration was bethe late Government agreed to sus- sons at the Merritt Drug store on an We» amazed at the question of Talmud procrastinated long enough. Wojciechowski during his visit to this also set down. stowed upon Felix M. Warburg, presi- pend the operation of this clause for An even larger program of work Torahs and Sunday school through- have set ourselves apart in distinct 'dent of the American Jewish Joint six months as far as European immi- average of three times a week. The pallbearers at the funeral will city, attended several devine sendees is contemplated for the coming yfcWr, out the country. I find that they groups and have refused to co-op- Distribution Committee, by Dr. Louis grants were concerned. The present Catholic and Ukrainian in the erate with other groups from one mobe Messrs. Isadore Ziegler, Louis • churches have been neglected. While the Ukrainian which began With the first meeting; tive or another, but the time has Alexy, Acting Consul General of Hun- Union Government has . agreed to "It takes Talmud Torahs and Sun- come when we must cast aside our gary, in New York, who made the abide by the pledge given to Parlia- -Rubin, Adolph Schlank, L. Altaian, churches were half empty during the of the National Executive committee. day schools to bring up our Jewish arbitrary -and artificial distinctions presentation in the name of Admiral ment in 1913 and not to use this Dave Newman, and L. Harris, who servicas arranged on the occasion of A special effort is to be made to inYouth." It takes a religious edu- and get together to save Judaism it- Horthy, Regent of Hungary. clause at all against European immi- were personal friends of Mr. Merritt. the President's arrival, the synagog, j crease the membership in ©ntter to them fit to be the where similar services were rendered, i enable American' Zionists to be rejpcation to make The Jewish Telegraphic Agency grants. self. Not just Reform Judaism or We can't Orthodox Judaism or Super Reform learned that the honor conferred upon | resented by at least seventy-five deleWm. R. Blumentkal to leaders of the future. was overcrowded. gates at the international JSiottist spend to much money for religious or Super Orthodox. I don't care for Mr. Felix M. Warburg was the result CONDUCT HOLIDAY SERVICES. Rabbi Goodmann welcomed the Speak at Temple Israel Congress which is to be held in 1&2&. education. The Shevra B'nai Israel Synagogue, President. The cantor and choir sang of his activities as chairman of the Rabbi Frederick Cohn is leaving these terms. I know this, that JuConsiderable new strength Is exdaism is big enough and broad Siberian Repatriation War Fund. This in Council Bluffs, announce that they Friday for Lincoln, Nebr., where he psalms. , Rabbi Goodmann handed pected to come to the movement,. 86Best Investment over to the President the Holy scrolls. fund was founded on April 6th,. 1920, will hold services for the coming High "It is the best investment in the enough to include e'very Jew in this by a number of relief organizations in Holidays at their Synagogue at 618 will participate in the dedication of The President was heartily moved by cording to the statement, by the s the New Temple that was recently country. world. If religion doesn't mean any'I harbor no ill will or prejudice New York, the purpose of which was Mynster street. They extend a cor- erected. Rabbi: Cohn will return to the welcome extended to him by the Potion of the American, branch of tl»e thing to you, then I ask you to conAgency, now under considers*to any Jew. I care not about his to repatriate the great number of war dial invitation to everyone to attend Omaha Saturday morning to conduct Jewish community. The Jewish j Jewish sider the economic value of Jewish .quarter of Lemberg was decorated a s i t i o n &F leading American Jews, inthe services. prisoners who -where abandoned in his services at the Temple. origin or economic or social circumeducation. A Jewish boy or girl that j eluding Louis Marshall, SatnueS In. the absence of Rabbi Cohn, Mr, it is on a holiday. commits a crime or brings sorrow to stance. There is no such term as Siberia after the collapse of the Rustermyer. Judge Lehman and others. sian Imperial Army and were unable LEAVE CLEVELAND CHESS On Friday evening a gala dinner William L, Holzman will conduct the "offensive Jew" in my vocabulary. I his family and his people represents CLUB ON ACCOUNT services at Temple Israel Friday even- was, given by the muTiicapai author- The same group also is reported to, an economic loss that cannot-be com- never met a Jew who was offensive to go back to their homes. Fifteen organizations participated in the creaOF ANTI-SEMITISM ing, and Mr. William R. Blementhal ities to which many Jewish representa- be engaged in the launching of 4 puted in terms of dollars and cents to me. It is true there are Jews who tion of the fund. The largest contriCleveland. (J. T. A.) All the Jewwill address the members of the Tem- tives were invited. During this dinner, large corporation for financing indusalone. A Jewish boy or girl who by reason of environment and lack of trial enterprises in Palestine.' grows to decent and self-reliant man- proper training and association do bution, however, came from the Amer- ish members, as well as some non- ple on "Constructive Philanthropy." President Wojcieehowsld stated in his ican Red Cross and the American Jewish members, withdrew from the toast, that the Polish government hood or womanhood represents an not measure up to the highest standWORLD UNION OF JEWISH DUTCH EABBI PROTESTS economic gain that is beyond any ards of social conduct, but what of j;Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. Cleveland Chess club for the purpose YOUTH- ASSOCIATIONS wishes the welfare of Polish citizens, • TO-GREEK GOVERNMENT •-.thai? Given the same opportunities The sum of $250,000 was contributed of forming a separate organization as monetary calculation. Danzig. (J. T. A.) The forming disregarding all distinctions of naAGAINST COMPULSORY LAW' "And what does your child mean to that we Jews in America for several by the latter for that purpose. Eight a protest against the flagrant anti- of a World Union of Jewish Youth tionality or religion. A banquet was The Hague. (J. T. A.) Chief Rft&fel Semitic attitude manifested by the also arranged in honor of the Presiyou without a religious and moral- generations have enjoyed, any Jew in hundred war prisoners were returned Associations was proclaimed here at onderwyzer has sent &- tetegniltt.. to club's secretary. . dent by the Wojewoda, where the training. Does-he show that respect | the world would equal us from every from Siberia to their native land what was termed ."World Conference theGreek Governm.nt ifi •wftieh 'ht>~ through the efforts of the repatriation ~ The secretary, during a membership of Jewish Youth Associations" which Jewish members of the Polish Sejrn writes: and affection for his parent that has standpoint. • •..•••;• drive, issued cards as follows: "Good for Eastern Gaiicia were present. fund. made the Jewish family life the envy was concluded on September 9. Cash Is True Test . "We have heard with anxiety d? thit,. luck to all who shun Jews. In the of the civilized world? I would "It is all very well to -applaud Twenty-one associations frda nine passing of a compulsory Sunday ©&»<' • future only those speaking the Amer- various countries with a general mem- JEWISH STUDENTS HOUSE rather lose every possession and posi- these sentiments and say 'that's right, ROUMANIAN KING . . .' servance law for Salonika* Te k#eg' ican language will be admitted. No , AT PENN. UNIVERSITY two days of rest in the week !*.'*a\ tion I hold in the world than lose the that's what we ought to do.' The true bership of 40,000 have joined this RECEIVES BLESSING FROM • more Jewish jabber in this club room." Philadelphia. <J. T. A.) Because economic grounds impoesible lot1 Me^respect and love of my children. You test of your desire to perpetuate your World Union which was reported at KLAUSENBERG RABBI o f the • increasing "number of Jewish people, - The enforcemeat .of DttniAjr1, can't command respect and love from faith and save your children for Juthe conference. Klausenberg. (J. T. A,) A public OZE, JEWISH HEALTH your children. You can't force it out raism is not nice words about it. The scene of unusual interest took place students at the University of Penn- closing, therefore, will *s<mip4l SOCIETY, TO SEND DELEof them, and if you could U» wouldn't true test is MOW MUCH ARE YOU 'recently in connection with -the Rousylvania, the United Synagogues of numbers' of the Jews to vi&lat* "-&aSt GATION TO AMEEICA CHIEF RABBI OF: MOSCOW 1 be worth anything. But the proper manian National Holiday which was Berlin. {J. T. A.) A delegation of . IS SERIOUSLY ILL America, will provide a student house j lay of rest. We trust religious training, the proper Jewish WILLING TO DIG DOWN FOR IN celebrated here. the Oze, the Jewish Health Society. Riga. <J. T. A.) The Chief 'Rabbi for them. A building has been rented feeling of justice of thd'Gwek &m». YOUR POCKET AND PAY. It / \ religious . training will give your The King and Queen of Roumania, will shortly proceed to, America for of Moscow, Dr. Maseh, Is in decim- near the University and is being re- ernment will respond to..our. child the moral and spiritual back- takes .money to do all these things. who attended this celebration and re- the purpose of creating an American ing health and his condition is held as modeled for ase at. the opening of and that facilities will be ta thfe ground from which will spring volun- Not promises to give money. CASH! ceived the representatives of all'de- branch of the society. The Oze has -J very grave, according to reports which school this month. Jewish population to o'b^rvfe'1 That builds Talmud Torahs and hires tarily and naturally the human unnominations, granted the request of been .^active in Russia and in other reached here from Moscow. .-- Aside from the rooms to be used Sabtoath. ' ' ; : M • •';. ; " "•" derstanding^of moral values that is teachers and gives your children re- the "National Union of Transilvanian Eastern European countries irt exby guests, the buildingwill contain a Dr. Msaeh recently suffered several the foundation of .pure human affec- ligious training. I know you.will tell Jews" to receive public blessing- from tending- sanitary assistance toi the hemmorhages and the attending phys- library and several meeting rooms for NAKUM SOKOLOW SS me that you have paid for this drive the Chief Rabbi of Klausenberg. After IMPROVING IN f tion. organisations already existing. Variand that drive, but let me tell you the ceremony the King thanked the Jewish populations in the war-strick-; icians have expressed the fe&r that ous social. features will be offered Berlin. (J. T. A.) Nahtam Soktflow*, All Jews Must Co-operate en countries. - . '.. -.|. ' : {another hetamorhftge . would: cause "What- good is it to you-to boast this, you'll pay more and more and Rabbi and expressed the hope of a - The delegation will also endeavor death. , : -throughout the- year under the direc- who was taken ill ~>tere in a l&e&i sanof your beautiful and costly syn- more -and you'll be glad to pay. For, happy co-ooperation with~"£he -Jews in [ toraise;fciids"for the society in Aroer- j•. •. The sick'/Rabbi practically lost his tion of the United Synagogues of itarium, is improving, according to. reports of the physicians. , .• Rouir-— -agogues if your children will not take I ' i c i u J v - V ".• • "• •.:.< ".'• ' • / : • . . ; ' ' ' • ' ' . v v ' . ' : ' ' : ' • • M - ' - . . . » s i g h t a s h o r t t i m e ~ & 7 ~ - . ';•..; .".•, , . > • . , ' • (Continued on page 2} SOVIET GOVERNMENT REFUSES RETURN OF. REFUGEES London. (J. T. A.) Several hundred I Russian Jewish refugees, who have \ given up their hope of ever being! able to proceed to America or any j other country, have, decided to return to their home-towns but they are prevented from doing so owing to the attitude of the Soviet authorities. Dynamic American Jewish Leader Visits. Omaha and Ad- Several hundred immigrants now stranded in" Warsaw, Constantinople dresses Gathering at Temple Israel—Tells Truth and Riga applied to the representatives of the Soviet Government for of Real Jewish Peril in America With visas to. return home for. which they . Thundering Forcefulness. have been waiting for months. Many of these refugees have exhausted their SAYS TRUE TEST OF JUDAISM IS HOW MUCH means and are now starving. Despite all endeavors and intervenARE YOU WILLING TO PAY FOR IT. tions, the Soviet Government refuses to issue visas to such immigrants who From the pulpit of Temple Israel, David A. Brown of Detroit, have, never participated in any politMich-, one of America's foremost Jews, spoke Wednesday evening ical movement.

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Felts M. Warburg Honored : by Hungary for War Activity

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Barron, 64, of /Clarinda, ilied'-fast ^ u r s d a y , "was bur5?eis sursur iSj fie/e Friday *qffejrAOoh'5?e,is f^3fi,'What>ttere', of "our niK>"ney_^th*an"~to^ hv&fd viveoV byliis -three s^hsj character in ~ our children. The true ctfb' ofN«bta , «arfr of-: test of devotion to your children is inda and JullusTof^Shenan5pah,'*'S,nd: not how many thousands^of dollars one brother, Julius^ of CouncIT Bluffs; you will spend to recover your chilThe widow, Rirs. /Barron, is spendy b h ing the week here' at the B. Markodren from their delinquency, but how v5 y ihem. .13 willing to spei&-?a thirty guests Sunday afternoon, September _af Impressions on Palestine E. Hoffman, in honor of the eighth With regard to4 'Palestine ME 1 birthday of her son, Harolt(. j grown ^stated* <4I have net' altered Mrs. Ben vWolpa was hostess to her mjj position.<inspaleatioe by Qoe.jot Afternoon .Bridge c.IuE~ last 'Tuesday sjnce repprting my impressions of the at her borne^, . v . , ... i i l i i £ % epuntry-.ancfc j$s; to 'Palestine not as a Zionisfr.;or^an -M»s^- Hfllip JSaks: and-baby.daughidealist, _hu* as_a_ practical. business. ter, -Miriam, ^eft Smiday f-of Kansas ma|n and a-practical-farmer. I went Cityr Mo7,~fo visit relgti'vesr MY. Saks there with an open mind, free of any will leave next -Sunday -to—Join his b,ias or_ pjejydic.es,,- J., wanted/- £su :wlfB)-an(J they axe -expected J6o motor foi] myself; jjjsfc ,v$a$ -$is ]an<J" could ^ j .sometime i k jiext •week. do I for 'my^ fellqvf. 'jews .and :hpw*"r ' "Miss Minhie Friedman left-Wednescould helJLth&ni.^X said then da^'^pr' City a^^p Kansas .City, . y , ^ t o ' ^» spend a sav now-.-that "Palestine" can '. say support-'millions5' <ifrteotoTeV"I t ' Carr fjew' y^eet¥ "visiting- hejs sister, Mrs. Dr'Ginsburg never scjij industrial iaitd." iarfd." "it hasnT hasns E i d G i b ' andd Dr.'Ginsburg. tjever be a i induBtriat got the Taw materials "or markets dr Mr. and Mrs. Philip-Saltzman and money. It can at best support hunson, Albert, are leaving today for areir'3roJn£:$n"^iqft£ City-3a; after after and if thfe -overly' eniSu&kstiV Zionist's would eliminate the bunk from th^ir propaganda and not attempt to so^ve the w-hole^Jfewisli^robJiwff, mu%h m<jre supports would- be -gafRed for th? cause."- '•—- -— •- ->**.<• --

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I spending a few days here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Saltzman. They, attended the. Hock^enberg-Zalk wedding in Omaha Sunday. Mrs.'Ben Wolpa entertained fifteen at a dinner party Sunday evenjng. has as her guests tkjs week^the Misse«. ^lelen a.nd^JuJi^ "Chapman," andJ'^fffie AiDtier, SPTtfes Moines, la. They were^dmeng the out-of-.t9wq,^uests who attended the Hoekenb"erg-Zalk wedding" "^und^y, evening. ~ ' ":;

Mrs, Harry-Chemise leaves Sunday place in the LaBbr E^ceum, 22nd and for Sioux Falls, So. Dak., where'jstie Clark Sts.,'"Avconcer^ in iiconjenctien • : \v51i attend the cenveaiion \\ Hic)j' *"" with a one^dr playlet has* been prebe~held *£h"ere' next'w^e'k. pared to be .given at this opening. .Tjie - Mrs. Eose Freiden is Tjeing1 hostess playlet to" bE> presepted isfill be ^hplom to her^Afternoon Bridge club today "at Alechem's "Agents". Everyone' Is^wei*-' a luncheon followed "by a. bridge at the come.t'o attend Jhls meeting. Brandefs-Tea Rooms. • •;•• c - v -- The first meeting of-the fall season The Mogen Dovid Young Judaean of the Shebas Club was held-Sundayclub will hold its anniversary meeting af,t^rnoon.», September .14, -when, .elec? and celebrations gund.ay afternoon $t tlon'of officers"were"nel3 with tfie'fdltwo o'-clock at the Synagogue;". .--_•; lowing results: IJla'-TenenBa^im, dent; Naomi -'C°|if see'r^aryi Mfss Dorotliy Handler," of 0§kaIoO- Haspel, treasurer; and Carp^ine Diasa, la., arrived Friday to visit with mond, reporter. The of&'ers' will be h"er,aunt and uncle., Mr. and Mrs. J installed at the next meeting of the man Meyerson, " cjtjbj;fqn "gepfernber" 2§ W jfhe Community Center-. -, , . -Mail your New. Tear Greetings to* The Yeta Mo Club will holdits_next day. Publish them in The Jet?is)ji Press. It saves yon -time and money.

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e ©f :anti*Semitismfe the' lands .'svHere-then-efugees -are! *~y'^'M legatee!; a*hd in thn'^n-»-i from wMcbnttiey-hatf.; lnoyement.* "" -"...»"j-'pie 'Ije'b.rew "university now f tHras.^iabove'Bet*^ jove set lortn mustTDe met^byithe* tsoopeiatioli'of'Jewsi T)'ui}tfpn"tMJhistpnc'Mourit of 'Oliye r riff oveK~"Whether;we:are: orthodox or^-efotm; 'Zionist,! is more than a .mere school 1 or cojTege7""It~snair"B'e the greatest " cenTflr r^Q^lie.v^.m^Jlviaism e :an are-' charged", ttie"duty of-acting:-toge4Kei in:'this oi research and creative^ejep^eriinegta6ft tiontbatJ;he:wortd'Tias7ev|r Rff^vfl ! t d E t Tne' products ,pf Ji jha.ll resuRT in the' saying ol million^ . JEWESS .LEAVES " % WP | R Q f t E W : of 'Iives ~andI rewound to' t h e , ^n^gn^r.'dT" 'f dSn .- Warsaw.-<J. T. A.) The sum-of! nfs^jqf j h S %r'Ria $100,000, bequeathed-™ the will of an[ j "Jew 'jt& American JeWess-fbr'tEe Senefif'ofj ; , WWthiodcJS: ^TCTIT rr trip7 "THev will- "poor Jews in her Polish home town,"! Supef-Keftffffl You may be cannot be used-for-that purpose, be-j oTguperOrtn a "fanatic on Zionism or be negative re*UEerDl the ^sserilbiwif af^ferafees "•?>*> • ' " ! 0 = " ' in "yojir Synip"ath1e"s""for this^mDVe '.there aie.inj pooV-Jew'g'"ihl"Sre, oify.mentr," bift 'VfiateVe*-kift^of - V j ' , The money was left by Mrs. LenaJ fKu ^ r e " ' ir^i' wfil r-»e;- Ayfife|-wi erk; at :the- '.Cbhsn-of Penns'ylvania7who diea"Sep4 p itsmber-.15,. l-921.'.'According-t?T mentioned-sum had-to M?V *SGP&Tg:shr$$ ni? pf. for. tjte.fjenefit'of ttomanity: ^Vy^f," afe^ s'peh g, ] feTarigolnr^TheyT ^Sonj r . .in-ihe^itucof Bromberg,! ^ ' ^ ' f o i i r i c ^ l h r ^ w 1 ^ " - *-' Posen, which formerly -.betonged'toj "<fYou don't lavfe, taJse a Zionist to to-the sa&uilding o£.£al V Cohen appointed Ctha'TliuiiicipaKty of. -a Jew Jew, Bromtetg: .as" the: trusfees '* a t thai dofes f n n i , . She•also.-rieffcTin thff-trnst:od doty "-privilege to stbe .aamerMpnicipaUty. •pjctulces. : . $ Jewte 4rf.^an.y-uu4«rtaking that shall the Axfc to-ac-j make them battei&^hen and women For tfiat? redson'*ave-*'-I«^iv6ri-*of-my cept the legacy, decjarjng Jha f i 5 p'Qor iewajin • decision of tfce -Bromberg Mu-j ity is hpweyer, \r\ striking co.ni Paleetine-Foundatien Fund." City, la., wj?o will enter Air. -Ir=rin."S4afi&aster -^was—chair-, Ih^opinipn hejd by fhe| year. Mr. Manuel'jsemai ^ man. of-ihe evening-, -iHtrod'ucirig -Mr in Bromberg. ^In; ka City/is also entering nisfrcsh'man : spite-«£ Sl>e l g ^ g iVV of Jewsj David^A/; Brown. HariY Rosenthal year. >. r. ... from tha.t cjty, owing t,9 anti-Semit-; introduced the chairman of the eve-j Snyder, '^ -ism, 'there ism'tJ tiU many poor .Jew?1 ning. Miss Cecelia ' Feiler gave a -t|iere£-recording tq^iha-'Kahjliah «£-, vocal selection. MB Mr. wn spoke a t the Chamber .|kiajs._..The>Kajrilla has, now decided' the JJew ^T -to'send* Relegation to America,'head-; oif'tfommefce thig noon and at the. ^ d - / ^ > y • • i t s -•"—-•-'—-'- •""" "••*• *•* funtheon ^club' at. Vjie • JLoyaJ. ^Hojel1 day, September 19. V7edtres"d'ay noW '-p •"; *" " the S.<i tion of thkieirs. of. .Mrs." Cohen.

ten^ber 24, when plans will be made for the membership drive which the club is planning to admit boys over Miss Julia Wise» leader pf the 15 ;ye.ars of .age. The club is organJunjar^paugfatep of'^lon, received a izing "a" football* team and will beg^i letter fr^m ~Mx? Senor' Abel, chairman practice soon. of the" Jewish National Fund, thanking •,h_|j^uB;',|Gr^2iircliasJD£' the oneMail your New Year Greetings tqhalf dunam of land in Palestine. The day. Publish them in The Jewisji club expects to soon purchase a whole Pross. It saves you time and money. dunam of land in Palestine. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS. will. of. i|--ifr-ihe •'|fter-l

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ABSCQ5TDS.WIXH. .-. ''MQNilY SEN1 SINAJ .'2 Cnica.;'fJjr T. -A:)" -WiDiam'CodE,' an engineer Iwotking on the Sinai Mil-' itary Railwayey-absconded with a con-' sideraMa?*'sH'nC ooffiitthhee Government ih" his "p^assession.

•Sept&mbsrPALES- ... • • JEWlSff "WORKERS IN PAL-' ~: TINIAK - GOVERNMENT ESTINE ELECT C«UNCII. Jerusaleni: "(X T-"-*A.) " 3Vfr: Mrif'"•Jerusalem.-"'{3T T.;A.) >The e W T ocjc, first assistant secretary to Sir tipni' ttr" the;" Jewish* -Workers'" "Couri'p 1 -Herbert Samuels, who ".is replacing : In "all Palescils p tinian iowns-. 'The"-majonl^ of elected, "Sir Keith Roach,' will remain fn this inemb'ers belong to : tne Jewish'Xabor 'position for "another six months. " ""• Sir Keith Roach is now head-of the y / A d u h W •party/^AcndufhW-'AvodaV' " :" • - Among- the ejected to the Jaffa Palestinian- Departnient in the British ' Council is one Arab rail way" worker. CoTonial Office. * *

Otti* Jine; this ygarls well' selected for^the occasion^-^ur " ^orfafient is -nib biggestTn the eity.- It Ysh-t proper to have yenrr-greeting-pttt i&-^ publication as the very person whom you-most desire; to greet, may-not see it advertised- .. If'vou have any friends pr relatives that .you -wish to f irejpeipber them, by; thepe i^:vnothing better and much more "" aRprecjTated. by them/than to receive, ,a plain and-, neat .La $hon^,JTova card. " ' """."*".,',. :

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PAGE 3—THE JEWISH PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1924 .stitutions in Americ^.." sky, who "has been ^ i m n ^ . ^ --.-jr-i, jMTller* •* OH account1 of ~'thB • High Holidays Mrs. _Levine, left Wednesday for Cres-v Cor.stitirtioif:Co7ntn{ttee:-M. Green,1 ment which 4s tp be' |ieid in the neyt weeks. ,,A# ipgropriate prize :is there will be no meetings offeeJew- ton, la., where she wiii visit with her "B. Kubby and M. Kxasne. 1 ish "Women's 'HVelfare Organization brother, after which she- is leaving to - Dance -Gomrflitte&: Ben Ellis, It: beingvgffered .the winner pf ,tlie club championsiiips during the mdntti of October. spend the winter in'California. •Segelnian and I. Sokolof. 4 A Thojfjeiai* ' dance «•. was held •' "Special " Neiv" Tc£rs' Eve Dance is mgnth(marks thg beginning of Mr. Edward J . Miss Jeanette Katzb£rg entertained Committee: Abe "Meyers, Joe Krestui' Thursday* 'eyeiuiy? «t! the .Hanscoin all ^all activities, whether social or 5 day for Lincoln, where he will resume | p'aj-Tt^g^flfion.*" f h e Om'aiia Night club work.__Gommi|tgesi «f ^he •rari- a? three tables of bridge at her home his_ studies ^.t the University-of "Ne- and L Sokolof. ;furnished the music.' The •• athletic -direfclor J^ceired ganizati5ps_i_have_either_ pre- Sunday. Prizes"-were won -by Rose braska. Gimple and Mabel Ljistgarden. prograni or* maf(e i^ans fo? Mrs. S. G. Saltzman and Eon,~-Maj> ."Mrs. Dave Goldman, cf^ St. Louis, 1 bejs at the: first jngetkig^ vin, retiwned—Monday—after spending Mo,, formerly Miss Angela Herzberg , • the summer in Los-Angeles, Calif.- of this' city,~is visiting here jwith' Jier parents, Mr. and Mrs." JL Herzberg. will o£.egi the., y«aj|s aet p .returned...tbe An announcement "of "interest >vS$ day, September 2gt with. ,a loncheon Miss Minnie ilneeter, of Kfw York Jj A. marriage of interest' to .both made this, Tveefc by Mr. and Mrs* at the BrandeiB Ten, Jlocms. The early part of-this week from a visit at City, formerly-of Omaha, i s cxpeiaed.; j -i .V Y * ' ' V - * ' ^ i~" * *^ * I* r «• - : A v" rt " ***** ^ friends in' Oinaha and 2)es Moines F_hAlifl" F*n_e gf_fhj engagement of theii luncheon is J3_£hgrgg ff .R{j?-lM^ St. ^auU'^ng .Minneapolis, Minn. to arrive-in Omaha. Tuesday to. visit .j •\ras solemnizes "Sunday evening, Sep- 4a,ugh_ter,-_ Jtose, _to,;_Mr., Julius\H. SommetsrchafrmsnTif -ther-Jintertain"Tfaie t Tempje Israel ^Congregation her mother. She srill visit 3aer^_for a i ment^Cqmmjtt§e. _ All res^rvatioons tember 14,~at the Blackstone. Hotels 'months - ' .. - >• .i? ^, Sjepjjm- jvill ^hold Tits, annual .meeting Sunday before the__ presence of more than gpjh- • yopn.g ;X>eo.Ele' % are "Stelsioon, ^epteniDer 2lV at*3 'o'clock, ;. V, Levinson. •iSree hundred guests when' Miss' Es-' here, :Miss 3?in> being,. promineQt-in in the vestry of the Temple. Jeimetie, formerly of Port -" "More-Sisterhood Coolrhocks •are feetyre "• Zalk, daughter of Mrs. Mary the various club activities. Mr. GrowZalk, of this city, was married to Mr. er ip a senior at the University of ing printed-and"wili~be" on saTe in the Mr. Herman 'Friedman left Tuesday Tex., are in Omaha to make their EeonaTd Hdch"ehberg,-of~Des Moinesj College, of. Medicine.- No rie'ar f u t u r e / . " i ' I - ; evening.£or California, where'he will future home. Mrs. Levinson and daughter were visitors in Omaha the ' ~ A Eummag-e"1Sale"willTje held about .5a, EabbiJ.TyT. CfiarRp officiates". d.at_e.h?g^een set, fgrjhe .weeding. __ •visit:" '"— * early part of the summer. the end of "October, of which tfie la| l r s . S. E* Ravitz sang "At Dawning? M . and, Mrs. ^igejsdli be^t^jiQme tp'vaiitl -in the ^receding-Jhe. jvedding jnarch-which at ^ 2 - H § b s t e r j ^ r § e t J g n d a y ^ e p - dies"'-will-receive" notice," r . , .. them in The Jewish* was played by Harry Bravieoff. The temi>e5;2i* in ionor-ef .their .dagghjer .meantime they _-&re- asked -ta^sa* Press. It saves you time sod money. whatever'-ofii wearing^ ^pBHel-'they A regular-Tneetmg' of- lljs bride's sister, MisV Atm 2alk, -was her and : may nave for-disposal at" this sale; peian Athletic club was held maid-df-honor-. * Bridesmaids -were ""' Xi^gulaT meeting of the'T.-E. D. Mr.. and-.JRlfs,"ll|ariy KavTcti ^ n - also old magazines to"^e"s6Ti for'iSe I Miss Esther-Katleman and tee-Misses "ctuV'was 1&ef3*atr Bie tome 1 'of Miss day evening, September 17. . benefit of tire-Sunday School. Committees appointed.'Jor the pn-' CJjjc~Pazarus and Celia Hilsberg, uf SeniicVKulIy Sunfiav'Sepfeinber 1A. The newlyr*eiecte3"5)fii£ers" or "ffie An "elecfiorf -of officers w£s heidHvith suing term are & follows: ,_ j Des Moinesr -Mr; HocHenberg had as Mrl- L'epnar£' E."Sfegat,,-of' Walker Whether it^oe in Coats, Gow^s, Good and. Welfare Committee: bis best, man _Mr. Sol Hochenbergj KGDJI Tfo~datV Bas ^beeir'-|6tf or the isterhood are-; • "ffie following results':" Miss'lda AzoEnsepible jp^uipes, or FurgJ* and ffie Messrs. Ben Pochenberg, Hyfin^preiidintrMiss Euth Pollack, vice Sam Stem, Chairman; Jake Davidson < x • "- : tnan Grund, of J)cs Moineg/anJ Jake we3djng. presid'ent*-, Miss'Bernice Kully, treas- and Leon MendeisDn.. ^ A visit to our Appai*el Shop Entertainment Committee: Schoal j iCaflenjan^era the groomsmen. _JThe ;s Aiice Stern, secre ary"afyJr'^ice~"PTes!3&iti::> S r s I I B^R- iBcasberg^l^t- ret Messrs Harry Jiobinson,' Bili Grand, CoJbnj "Secretary, Mrs: J. J B7^Katz; ^epprter. ' The cluS will "hold "If s next Freed, Chairman; J . Laeerowitz.i " — is % Tisit 1^> Bipar^^ashion\ ZunaTtosehTjaTim, -Iz Chapman/. Jtiliuf for the east J?here she -wjll _sta _Corrgsp^pjidin^ Secretajyv^ Mrs. ^ o e ^regular' meeting" Sunday, Septen^-er Sam~'Freiberg and "Ben Cilis. Initiation Committee:-'S. Lazero-j Russell and Sam Hochenberg, all of I>ram3tJes- "and,- .upoa h e r reborn ..to Pe"pper;"Tlreasurer, Mrs. "§!.• LV'Sag^a "Zlj aVthY'home of Miss Eu£h Pollack •vritz, Chairman; Sam Friedel, Des Monies, werethe ushers. .Little tbe city; she-will restrme-her- pssition man; Oiairman .gf. Entertainment at*4201 "'Dodge street. .^•w" Miss1 Isabel* fcatienian -was the flower- as director of tbeJDj:amatic Class^jf C^ffinittee, . j i r s , Max "Sommer; J Mr. -Jacob Nackenoff left Monday girl, and Master Esar Milder tn*e ring- the Y. M. an*Ly..3St' 3^-u^^ also resume-her pn'vatp, tpgehing. for Lincoln, Nebr., where ""he will atr GentimetJ.^. bearer. v--MoVe than fifty out-of-town guests naiia jtm&me-ipmvefsity' of Nebraska: * \ Mr. and Mrsi -O*SGar"S< ~ . ~—-Fabric •• Hieni troin; 30xS, S5.95 / 30x3 Vu S6.95 jf Los Angeles, l'"-Mrs.: Sam -Siporin 'returned . last the members of the Ivre dub b in:"Omaha""last we'ikas Thursday morning from a six weeks? Snayanteed fiTEt .xiass. Save £5Jo J So Moines, an-orgar«zation 1 of !&£&tii6Quests ef visit at Julsa- and Claremore Springy w^ci;Mr."SQche£befg is a member. " '" Paxton' Block™ 1(TIife Store "of TnfiK-iftual Okla.,wberie,, she_. visited "witii, her H. Mooday on~theifr-honeymoon-txip for Sol Degen. Kansap.'.City., :JVfp.^ aritL Chicago^;Hl.v •'-• T^oionor Mrs. Ben Polsky, of LinKedericks?" o'f ^Cfettonr:- 1s?&- ester-; The -Sisterhood- iK.ylanningLl ra . and after^ctober 1- will be at" home tain«cf".::a6-"-'a lrece"pkon,-&f^theiLevin; ^nderfel- evenisTaifl at-isCcoaiSdeTitly coln,- Nebr., "'"andj-Miss- H«ra Bien-t In Des -Mbines. r~ -•—r.------:: ^ E ^ e ^ n ^ ^ w ' J F t h e l r ^ g u t i e t s . Mrs.j expjeete<f ^t¥at ihis-^Sl prove a ban- stock,"" aHMde^to^e," -|irs.; Max Levine -:ia fiie^'histery of "entertained"thirty-four "guests at a Sofran wifl be remjembepd Kx> a numGITUN-^OLDBERG. i Tuesday afternoon at ber of ."her-.OniahalfriepdJ-as Miss the onlj-- ^ynagQgi?e of the City of Council Bluff*, Jowa, ' Mr.-arid^MTsvL-Goldberi; of Leeds Florence 'Cornbteth>-"before her marEng., a.nno.upce_the rpafriage p t their --vvhich is--located at 618 Myj&tcr Street, invite the .people* At-t&e Tall OpeniRg-TSIee±ingI-of-th.e r - f daughter, /ft'ose, \o .Mr, TGouis' Gitlin riage»'i _ - --— An Entirely Xew and Com5D -of the.,eonisimjuty io "pati-pnt^e them "for the coming1 BROWN JewisH "Women's-' Wdfare "rOrganizaplete line "With Kairje" and of Omaha", on S.qnSay, September 7; Mail yonrOTeiy.3reaT Greetings to- Holiday- ~ -:IA PEOW^ Address Printed Without at the Betl£SamedrqsH liagodol Syn- day. cPubligh .thenr jir>-Thp- Jewish fton-'-i;* T>e^ held ^-Taesday-afternoon Extra Charge. • ' * • -Sepfember-2£f at-^Kfee-io'cloSskat-'the > -.GHI&OPRACTORS agogue, J^jneteentS and* Bjarf'sffeefs. Press. <It~6sn es'yoo time-and money. Jewfsh^^oiamtinity Celiter,.4Mr. -3K3.ir Giliufalvj'". "M. Hofrmar*, Tickets msy- be- obt< 406-407 paxton Block P»^bbi J. M. Chariop officiated."" *" " Hours, 10"1A. JU. to ti P, M. ^fam^T Bltanenihai",' SuperSnterideait'of Mr. snd Mr^WSliam- Tenenbaum • , o r S. Shs'keUf. Mr. and -Mrs.- Gitlin. are now mak5 1 J ""• Phnne, Atlantic 3709. ""• and family have mmred4nto their new ^e-'^Swish'waiaK! ^ -^—" - —*" Residence: Morris Apts« .Phone A t 2210 ing their home in Oaadha.home'^aVSOZl-SoTjth^irty^econd av-at a enue, ter -of affairs -given in her honorprior'to her anarriage... Ani'ong. her anoTdau'ghterrGertmde.'and hostesses ,\vere Mrs. Albert Wohlner, son, ^:eii; Mr^ ana T K -XT; 'Sofran Mrs. H. Tiochman, Miss Minnie Eisenand sonT and'lSIF.^ana^MSs". "M; Levin statt/Miss Minnie Wohlner, Miss Marion Colin, Mrs. L. Albert, Mrs. M.and soBfcSamj.'iiiotorejl •tq-Greston la. -'•-v . Schwartz arid-~Hiss --Bess- Goldberg where thev>ppent ,tiie iast week-end with, Mr. and Mrs. E. FreSericks. Mrs sister of Mrs.' Bebrew Union College FredeMckS 'entertain6*d }ter guerfs at cpnduQt the 'a ~"W«r4-.comes .ironL. LQS_ AEEetes Calif .\ $hali^Ir?-Edwar4 M t J^chlaifer, ,Ttef pliaiie -during- theirServices at well-knowti piaijist, will "open the Winjer. Season- of- tl^e Los .^Angeles , COUXCIi; BLUFFS -• FORWENT "•* PhilharnVoSc '^rcEestfa at "the Phitlireejjarge-rp^ms- and-fcjtohes. harmonic ' "Auditoriuin . in the early , " i " -* - - A- ' * £ ' „ '• •? Near* Technical.ana" Central part of October, .'playing .the Schuof Higfi.: "EvBrything famished. Call Harney 8168, or call at UJ3P jConcerto in. A-minor under- C>oi\r shopping and jsocia} 709 No. 30th St. ~~ "" ' Je-wjgh "Women Jjicto^ Rofrhwell. 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PAGE 4—THE JEWISH PRESS, - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1924 that Columbus was- either a Marano NEW NORMA FILM LAID IN FOUR PERIODS or Jewish origin, the Duke stated O U R : • ' • ; : , - thatofthis opinion,.is not supported by ; Stephen Goossan, art director, and any historical data that have come to Gene Hornbostel, Joseph M. Schenck, his* attention. The Spanish Academy technical, director, have provided sets : •••"' L E T T E R Talof History had, several years ago, in- of unusual beauty for-Normab 1 The Jews In the Making of Amer- vestigated the historical evidence sub- madge's latest First National picture, ica; the Knights of Colnmbtis mitted to prove the Jewish origin of "Secrets,'/ which opens "at the Strand Scries on Racial Contributions; Columbus, but could not find it con- theatre Saturday. The task of designing .and dressing the sets was.a most Isabella's Jewels or Jews; Duke vincing, the Duke' stated. ' D'Alba Direct Descendant of CoThe Duke, however, confirmed the difficult one, owing to the fact that lumbus; Does Not Enow of Jew- report that he has bsen instrumental the story of "Secrets" is laid, in four ish Origin; Ancestor Translated in publishing recently, under the au- different periods. Bible in Fifteenth Century. The drama opens in London in 1923, spices of the Aristocratic Roxbury Club, in London, a Spanish transla- shifta to Wyoming- and': the "American By"WILLIAM Z. SPIEGELltAN. , tion of the Bible made from the orig- West of 1870, then to London of the : Not many have the opportunity to inal Hebrew by one of his ancestors same year and as it was in-1888,-fingive a moment's thought to the ap- in the fifteenth century, named Luis ishing again in 1923. : . , pearanc§_of a. new book. Hornbostel's difficulty lay in showde Suzman. If lovers of beauty, afford theming the difference in architecture be(Copyright, by the J. T. A.) selves the occasional opportunity of tween the years 1870 and 1888 as well reading the'latest books of fiction" and HOUSE IN JEWISH QUARTER as 1923." The dressing of. the sets also poetry, scanty attention is given to required much delving into old tomes OF LEMBERG COLLAPSES; books dealing with historical'matter: 60 FAMILIES ROOFLESS and consultation of prints of bygone In- our, times of toil and speed we "Lemberg. (J. T. A.) A great panic days* direct our .eyes mainly to the future; was caused here when a many-storied ~ Hornbostel also was' required to the past" is left in the able hands of building in the center of the town ruond,up 3,000 head" of "long horn the historian. collapsed. The house was inhabited steers. " It - was' somewhat of a task The KnigHts of Columbus.'the Cath- mostly by sixty Jewish-families who to ~iind the long- horns as the bald olic Fraternal Order, ha*s decided to are now without shelter and ruined. face steers are now the favorites and not s"o .many long horns are being issue a series of books on the con- There- were no casualties. raised-as-in the-olden days. tributions of the various races and •nationalities towards • America's DR. LOUIS GINSBERG One of Hornbostel's laughable difgrowth. The first of this series' has ficulties was with. the doors in the CALLED TO HEBREW UNInow appeared. It is'"The Jews in the VERSITY IN JERUSALEM massive English sets. Although most Making of America." • • .I ' ' New York. (J. T...A0, Dr. Louis of these doors, were of .fairly good It is an interesting book dealing Ginsberg, famous Talmudical scholar size," they were found to be entirely •with almost every branch of American and professor of the Talmud of the too. small to. permit the passage of life. The titles of fee chapters'alorie Jewish Theological Seminary of the ladies of the cast in their billoware sufficient to give one a concep- America, has received a call from the ing crinoline gowns. Accordingly the tion of the task the author had set Hebrew University in Jerusalem to doors were changed to arches so that for himself. become its first lecturer on the Tal- the. actresses might make their exits "The Jew in the Discovery of Amer- mud, according to the announcement and entrances with ease. ica," "The Jew and American Ideals," made by the Jewish Theological Sem"The Jew and the, Economic .Founda- inary. ANGLO-AMERICAN TREATY tion of America," "The Jew. in the The directors of the seminary, of . ON PALESTINE WILL NOT Revolutionary War," "The Jew in the which Loouis Marshall is chairman, MENTION NATIONAL LAND Civil War," "The Jew in American have granted Dr. Ginsberg one year's Washington. (J. T. A.) Hope of an Life," "The Jew in the American leave of absence and made it possible early conclusion of the treaty between Theatre," "The Jew in American Lit- for him to accept the call. the United States and Great Britain, erature," "The Jew in American .MuProfessor Ginsberg, who is regard- concerning the equality of_ rights of sic and Art," "The Jew in Science," ed as the greatest Talmudical scholar, "The Jew in Professions," "The Jew has been associated, with the .Jewish American citizens in Palestine, was in Religious Life." . . . Theological Seminary for the last expressed.here in official 'circles, confirming the London report that the One cannot very well expect a'book twenty years. proposed treaty is now -under considwhich contains but two hundred and eration by the British Foreign Office. sixty pages to cover all of these' sub- CHICAGO RABBI DIES , , s It could, not be ascertained whether • jects adequately and in a scholarly AT THE AGE OF-107; fthe prbposedjtreaty will contain'any manner. ; It does, however, succeed in Chicago. . (J. T. A.) Rabbi Solo-' ' reference with "regard to the Jewish .giving one a vivid sketch fraught •with mori Milles, Chicago's, oddest -^citizen/ ^National Honfeland ;in Palestine. It valuable information, the gathering died early this tnorriing at his hdme, 'was stated that none of .the provisions of which in itself is a. tremendous- 1142 South Halked street, aged 107 of the treaty can be disclosed at prestask. They are facts picturesquely years. ent. It is probable, however, that no presented in'this most interesting and such a motion _will be made in the Rabbi Millas is survived by his wife* instructive volume. treaty. ' It is understood that the ' Credit is due to the leaders of-the TilKe, • five sons, three daughters, treaty" will confine-itself strictly to Knights of Columbus who -have, in twenty-two grandchildren and five the question of American" rights in the words of Dr. Edward-F.-McSwee- great-grandchildren. ney, in his excellent introduction to the book, recognized that "under the circumstances there is all the more reason that the priceless heritage of racial achievement by the descendants of various racial groups in the United States be delivered," and "it has exercised no censorship and set a standard for writers that will Justify historical writing—the Truth."

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The question of whether the world owes the discovery of the New World to the Jewish race, will, it seems, never be solved. The old lepend of Isabella's jewels being responsible for the discovery of America was substituted by another one, that it was Isabella's Jews, the Maranos and not her jewels, who made this contribution. Not long ago the Spanish novelist, Ibanez, while visiting. here gave weight to this opinion. But the shores of America have recently welcomed another member of the Columbus family. A party of Spanish nobility headed by t^e.Duke D'Alba came to participate in the In-ternatiorial Polo Games. The DuKe D'Alba is the seventeenth to hold this title and the tenth of his line to possess the Scottische title of "Duke of Berwick." He is a direct descendant of James1 II of England, the last of the Stuarts. It is also claimed that he is a descendant of Christopher Columbus. Among his family archives there are twenty letters, which, it is claimed, were written by' Columbus ' personally, and one of the charts used by the discoverer of America. Asked by the representative of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency -whether he,1 knowing the traditions of the Columbus family and being in possession . of valuable records, could support the opinion maintained by many scholars,

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Palestine and will not touch upon any school year, and Orthodox Services on 2,600 JEWISH EMIGRANTS appeinted additional staff to the Facoutside political matters. Friday evening1.STRANDED IN FAB EAST ulty is Professor Weinberg, who has I t is anticipated here that the conBerlin. (J. T. A.) Twenty-six hun- been placed in charge of a new declusion of the treaty will be a favora- INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS dred Jewish emigrants are stranded partment of Semitic Philology. CONGRESS IN WARSAW in Charbia and other por£s in the Far In the Jewish section of the Facble one- and will aid the development Warsaw. " (J. T. A.) The second East, according to word received here ulty, the subjects in the first year of American business connections with the Holy Lane!. A similar treaty, re- World Congress of the International by the Jewish Emigration. Directorate course are Yiddish language for garding the Mandated territory of Students Federation opened here on The Directorat has'applied to' the teaching purposes and the history of 12th inst. with the participation American Consul-in, Riga •who is au- the Jews in Russia in the nineteenth Syria . with similar objects in view, the 1 has already been concluded ' with of three 'hundred' delegates represent- thorized to issue visas for the Russian century; in the second year course, ing twenty-three countries. The Con- quota to extend the' possibility of ap- the history of the Jews in White RusFrance. gress "was created on behalf of the plying for visas for these refugees, sia, Lithuania and Poland; in the third year course, new Yiddish liter75,000 JEWS IN SOVIET GEORGIA Polish Government by Prime Minister although they are so far away. ature, Hebrew language and the funGrabski and Minister of Education, Rig- (J. T. A.) There are 75,000 damentals of Herman phililogy; and Prof. Miklashewsky. Jews now resident in the Soviet ReZIONIST CONFERENCE in the fourth year course, scientific public of ^eorgia, the J. T. A. repreIN TRANSYLVANIA Yiddish grammar, Yiddish folklore, sentative ^fere is informed by the Jew- STANISLAW STEIGER APPEALS TO KING history of Yiddish education, Jewish BROUGHT BEFORE A ish travellers who have just arrived Vienna. (J. T. A.) "Our personal art, history of the Orient, and old HeCOURT MARTIAL and material existence is jeopardized; here from Georgia. Five thousand of these are Persian Jews. Practi- • Lemberg. (J. T. A.) Stanislaw even the Jewish places of worship are brew literature. cally the whole of the Jewish popula- Steiger, arrested on the charge of not safe," is the conclusion of an ad- The Faculty has acquired an imtion in Georgia engages in commerce having thrown a gas bomb at Pres- dres sent to King Ferdinand of Rou- portant Yiddish and Hebrew library and comparatively is well to do.' Re- ident Wojceichowsky recently, was mania by the Regional Zionist Con- from Moscow. lations' between the Sephardic'and As-, later put on trial before a Court Marr ference which took place in Oradeakenazic communities are strained. The tial.. He has been transferred from more, Transylvania. The Conference Jewish population of both communi- the Police Jail to the County Jail. A has decided to ask the King' of RouHarry Kononovitch | ties, however, are strictly orthodox Jewish lawyer, Bromberg, appeared in mania to oexert his personal influand the children are educated on or- court as his council. ence on the government that it cease thodox lines. Steiger emphatically denies that he tolerating the brutal anti-Semitism Stndlo—507 Cronnse Bib. Harnpy 8476 Not long ago several local Jewish participated in any way in the throw- which prevails in the country. Bo-wing for Advanced Pupils. ing of the bomb. communal workers issued a Hebrew The wave of anti-Semitism feeling journal under the name "Maccabee," has caused such a situation in the devoted to Jewish National and Zi- PRUSSIANS SUSPEND country that no Jew can even pass SUBSIDY FOR SYNAGOGUES the street safely; no Jew has the feelonist questions. The local Jewish Communists contended that the name Berlin. (J. T. A.) 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