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ond-cjass njaO matter on January 27th, 1021, at l&ba, Nebraska; under the Act of March 3. 18T8.

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SIR GILBERT CLAYTON CANDIDATE FOR PALESTINE •;-:\ HIGH COMMISSIONERSHIP Jerusalem. (J, T, A.) Sir Gilbert Clayton, Civil Secretary of the Palestine Government, is one of .the strongest candidates for. the High Commissioiiership of Palestine upon Sir" Herbert Samuel's retirement fronv office, according to a report. William Xi. Holzman Elected President of Jewish Welfare .The report also states that Major Ormsby-Gore, "who was offered the Federation; Enthusiasm for Coming Year post; did not accept it and that Clayton's candidacy is favored:. also in Shown by Members. circles close to the Zionist Executive. '• " • ' ' .

Welfare Federation MeetingHeld at Fontenelle Hotel Sunday Evening

Report of President of Jewish Welfare Federation By DR. PHILIP SHER, President.

SUBSRIPTXGN PRICE, A YEAR, $2.50 JEW APPOINTED ASSISTANT TO SOVIET WAR COMMISSION Moscow. (J. T. A.) Joseph TJnsehlicht. was appointed first assistant to General Frunze, Commissariat for Military and Naval Affairs in the Soviet Government. Unslicht, who has held a number Artides Have Not Been tracted by Dearborn of high officials since the Bolshevik Independent. revolution in Russia, is a native of Malva, Poland, born of Jewish parents. He was connected with revolu- SUIT WILL, BE FILED IN MICHIGAN COURTS tionary movements since boyhood.

To the Members of the Jewish | Welfare Federation: • It is my duty and privilege, on the occasion of this Annual Meeting of the Members of the Jewish Welfare Federation, to report to you the progress made and the work accomplished during the past year. All who have an intimate knowledge of the wonderful work being done by Chicago, Feb. 16.—(J. T. A.) "The the Federation, recognize the social editorial which appeared lately it. R i ; I.OUIS AKD HARRY B, ZIMMAN START and economic value of a thoroughly Ford's '"Dearborn Independent" comorganized' well co-ordinated system ENDOW1MENT F U N D FOR FEDERATION menting' my demand for retraction of: whereby some human ills are prevented, some are cured and the rest at malicious statements made against least paHiatedAttorney Assails "False Representa- me by that magazine as 'a stump* More than one thousand people attended the annual meeting A great deal of constructive work, tions" in Campaign for Dry of the Jewish Welfare Federation Sunday evening at the Fonspeech of thirty-seven pages* did Shot which time and space do not permit Legislation. tenelle Hotel. The work of the Federation during the year 1924 Randall's Royal Orchestra Will Play me to enumerate, surprise me at all," Mr. Aaron S P has been done durwas described in the reports read i o the large audience. piro, prominent Chicago lawyer, sTsai, ing the past year. for This Dance. Honorable Frank S. Howell, former national authority on co-operafciv* , Much enthusiasm was shewn by the members of the FederaGreater Interest in Jewish United States District Attorney, was marketing of farmers' produce, do. Communal Affairs. tion when report of the finance chairman was made. "Our Fed- A joint dance will be given at the the principal speaker at the regular clared today to the representative of eration Is deserving of the entire support of the community," Fontenelle Hotel Ball" Room Sunday, I would invita and urge all of you who are interested in our work—and monthly supper given by the Brother- the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. said Martin Sugannan, one of the speakers of-the evening. March 1, under the combined auspices who is not—to make an effort during hood of Temple Israel at the vestry "When sending to the 'Dearbon?, "The Federation is the wheel of all Dr. Philip Sher, William R. Blumen- of the Omaha Lodge. No. 354," Inde- this coming year, to.spend some time rooms Wednesday evening. Independent' my demand for rettwv^ activities that arise in the commun- thal, superintendent; . Joe L. Wolf, pendent Order of the B'nai B'rith, at the Community Center with our This is the first of a Eeries of tion, i did not deceive myself with ity. You l a v e heard the reports de- chairman of the finance committee, and the Omaha Chapter, Ttfo. 1, Or- Superintendent and with the officers "DR. PHILIP SHER monthly suppers to be given this sea- the thought that this demand ^vill of thevarious affiliated organizations. livered this evening. I need not tell der of Aleph Zadflc Aleph. The pro- These people will be delighted to give son by the Brotherhood. Martin L. Mr. Sapiro statwlyou of all the good that the Federaceeds will go toward the financing of you.all the information -pertaining to system are not properties with Trhich Scgarman, president of the Brother- bring a retraction," 1 tion does, of- the. many poor who the National Aleph Zadik Aleph Bas- their splendid wokk. We want more we were endowed by gift of nature, hood, delivered a report on the na- "Nothing is as stubborn as & miUbenefit by the work of the Federaketball-Debate Tournament to be held people of the cfemrnunity to know but axe acquirements, every one of tional brotherhood convention in St. cious "bigot. It takes strong honor we are doifb and what we plan which we. have borrowed and taken and a great soul to admit the truth tion. Our dollar goes to both local in this city the latter part of March- what for the future;,we want your active adjacent atmospheric and vege- Louis. The Y. M. H. A. quartet en- and to do penance for a wrong, and national charitable institutions." Plans aie being made to make this co-operation, ^assistance and advice. from table kingdoms. Our mental energy tertained, and Mr. Selwyn Jacobs, ac"I demanded full and imnnecliRt.f dance the most elaborate affair ever We know that if we have this, there is not our own. We have borrowed companied on the piano by Mr. Eu"Every Jewish family in the city retraction of the various cliargp* given by any organization in-the city. is bound to develop a better under- it from somewhere. Any one who gene Blazer, led the community singshould be listed in the honor roll of against me run through & series nt standing and a greater interest in observes . how a " little child learns Ticket selling teams have been-apthe annual year book published by the aspects of Jewish philan- how to talk realizes what borrowers ing. articles printed in the 'Dearborn Inpointed, and the advance ticket.sale all the Federation," said Mr. Sugannan. thropic woTk and-a more intelligent and imitators, we are. If we would Frank Howell, attorney, who cre- dependent' accusing me tliat my «.•*predicts success of the dance. Arthur administration, ef it. "The Jewish Community Center in study our own minds, we would be ated a furore in the Walter W. Head tivities in connection with the AmerRandall's Royal Fontenelle Orchestra Omaha is now being built but we appalled with the little that would Jewish Religion, Tradition and will furnish the music Tickets can be left if we removed what has been Bible class by his direct attack on ican agriculture, especially in must have the continued support of Education. to us. Our obligations grow the eighteenth amendment, carried erative marketing associations, be secured from any member of the the * entire community," ' said Irvin One of the vital problems confront- given more and when we think of his crusade against "Constitutional been a part of a Jewish B'nai B'rith or the A. Z. A. ' ing us at the present time is how to our country,more Stalmaster. "The building will be of the traditions of our Amendments" before the Brotherhood to injure and control the farmer itinculate in. the Jewish youth, the race, and what has been given us by the interest of a group of Jews of frr. principles of Jewish religion, tradi- Synagogues, Temples and Educational of emple Israel. While Howell did not devote his tion and education. United States, and to organize *?• Institutions, or families in widen we I am not under-estimating the situ- have. found ourselves without doing entire attack to the prohibition farmers of America in the interest '•« ation when I say that forty per cent anything for it, so you see that all amendment, he cited it as the "hor- Communism. HARRY A. WOLF of our children are not receiving reli- the material and spiritual energy has rible example" of delegating police "According to the laws of the st«.f#gious training. «We, as American cit- been* given to us ^either by our parand Mrs. N. Mantel, president of the Through Recommendation of the Jew- izens and Jews^*ought to exert all ents or strangers. If we have any powers to the federal government in of Michigan, no suit can be filed it-. women's welfare organization. our efforts to. s|e"'that- the younger sense of gratitude to our parents or domestic affairs. He denounced it as court against a publication, unless *. -. •'..-. ish Welfare Federation. " Election of officers was held and generation -grcrfe' tsp into €he finest strangers who have done BO irrneh fanatical and the cMef breeder of demand for retraction is sent to type of citizenship that we have in for us, we must-pass on that which crime and oppression. the following were elected for the The National Farm School scholar- our country. In order that they may hase publication. I did this. I sent w been given to us and which is ensuing year: William L. Holzmann, ships recently offered by the local do so, we are obligated to cultivate Mr. Howell declared that the vote demand. In accordance. with th?.do so, we are ODiigaxea to cuiuvaiei—-„ president; Harry A. Wolf, 'first vice- Jewish Welfare Federation -were won not is also withhas a of the states against the proposed Michigan law, I also gave the ' children, lofty printipleiH\ ourand own. Anyblessed one who |president; A. B. Alpirn, second vice- by David Cohn, son of.Mr. and Mrs. in of our Judaism and -the a thprough under- money twentieth amendment was a revolt born Independent* a reasonable ti clear mind for thinking, knows that - - - of American * *-'-- I mrmov nnrl lc n'sfi blessed With 8. institutions. president; Mrs.. N.,Mantel and Miss Sol Cohn; Sidney Schiffer, son of Mr. standing his money is not his own. The only to have this retraction printed, I, therefore, recommend that an right he has to it is the right of against the eighteenth amendment. Blanche Zimman, - third and fourth and Mrs. M. Schiffer; and Ben Bloch, "It is noticeable and deplorable that the retraction will not appear in '• active_ committee, known as Jewish choosing what to do with it. He vice-presidents; " Carl C. Katleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Bloch. These Religions most criminals are on the threshold Education Committee, be apsecretary; Harry Freidman, treas- boys were awarded the scholarships pointed by the next admistration, to holds it rightfully only until he finds of manhood. If we add idleness to Ford magazine within the next t best opportunity for passing it weeks, I shall then act, I shall ; urer. Carl C. Katleman was appoint- for their general record of character work in conjunction with any similar the m. It should not be used foT selfish the hippocket development, our mor- a suit at Detroit on the first conxmitte or committees that may be ed chairman of the finance committee and through the recommendation of but should be passed on to als will receive a blow under which March for actual and punitive appointed by any Synagogue or lurposes for the year 19251 thers where it may alleviate sufferthe Jewish Welfare Federation. . Temple in the city. by reason of vicion? n and benefit society and mankind. Dr. Philip Sher was elected chair"We are told that the eighteenth and libelous attacks. The boys are leaving March 1 for Let us not give as a people who Activities During Past Year. man of the executive committee. the school at Bucks county, PennsylLet me review, briefly, the activ- find the world so miserable, so piti- amendment has diminished crime. I "The- suit will be filed The following program was given.: vania. A farewell affair is. being ities and high lights of the past _'ul that we want to relieve its misery, don't know. But I do know that our Henry Ford as president of "America" but let us live as a people who find domestic tranquility has been displanned by the Federation before they year: Y. M. H. A. Orchestra Publishing Free Loan: The Free Loan organ- the world beautiful so glorious and turbed. There is no law which is Dearborn Opening Kemaxks by Chairman leave. . , . • against E. G. Leibold, the vice jverfilowing for what it has done for Air. Isidor Zlegler ization, one of our affiliated instituMinuted of the Last Annual Meeting. tions, has done remarkable work dur- us that we want to pay our obliga- resented in such open defiance. Some ident and treasurer; against. W. i« Mr. Carl C Katleman,' Secretary WILLIAM L. HOLZMAN ing the past year, and your Mnd at- tions to society and to pass on that statisticians claim that prohibition is Cameron, the editor, and against iht President's Messa^e_______Dr. Philip Sher Violin Solo_____Miss- Dorothy Lustgarten tention is called to the Teport of its arhich has been given to us so that a success because there has been less Ford Motor Company, which has *vxMiss Ida IaiBtgarten, Accompanist one of the finest structures of its Superintendent's officers which will be published in the t rriay coiitinue"to shed sunshine and arrests for drunkenness since it was ively assisted in the circulation Keport _ . Annual Report of the Jewish Welfare jlessing upon others. In so far as adopted. kind. It will be the future home of _.__Mr. Wm. R. Bltunenthal we can- pay this obligations to society this libelous publication," Mr. of the Jewish Women's Welfare Federation. the boys and girls, of the many or- Eeport "The figures Teally mean that we stated. Organization _______MIB. Nathan Mantel and to mankind, so far has our life Through the co-operation and asSongs . Miss Cecilia Feiler ganizations in the city. It will afford Folk Community of Sydney Is Impressed sistance of the Free Loan Bureau, we been worth while. The thought has have traded drunkenness for more Accompanied toy Mr. Harry BniTirofE beautifully expressed by the heinous crimes—murders, smuggling, all in the community a central meet- eportof the Finance Comir'"— have succeeded in doing a vast amount been With His Great Force. : Mr." Joe _ . "V •poet in these lines: ing place under Jewish environsents." Address—"Our of constructive work. Many families hijacking, corruption of public offiFederation" ration _ ; were saved and prevented from beto "The building cannot be built un" W e lire in deeds, not years: in cials and jurors, and perjury in an David A. Brown, a leading -particiilr. Martin-Sugannan thoughts, not breaths: in feelless your pledges are paid," said Address—"Our Community^ Center StalmaBter pant in American Jewry's outstanding, coming dependent on charity. The untold degree. When a nation goes incs. not In fijrures on a dial. Free Loan Fund has a capital of Nomination of Officers Wr. Henry Monsky "We should count times l>y heart into the business of crime and backs philanthropic activities, impinged his about §23,000.00, which makes about Election of Officers throbs. • He most lives -who C. M. H. A. Orchestra. thinks most, feels the nohlest. its officers, God help that nation." personality on -the Jewish communi- $2.30 per capita, based ppon oar acts the best. The reformer was branded by Mr. Majority of House ties of Australia last December, ac- Jewish population.; It is in proporAnd he whose Jieart beats ctiickeet, Committee Reported to tion to our Jewish j^opulation one of livps fhe longest lires in one Omaba Boy. on University Howell as the "most cruel man in cording to reports in Australian Jew- the largest loan funds in this country. hour than in years do some. Oppose Measure ish journals. Mr. Brown • responded I hope and trust that in the near fu- In conclusion, let me take this op- history." Intolerance, he said, is the of Nebraska Debatihg Team to invitations by the Union of Sydney ture this fund may be increased to portunity to express my gratitude to growing evil of churches today, and Wellington,—The House Imroigrsby -volntary donations, and and appreciation of the Board of amounts to fanaticism. He added, .David Sher, .son of Dr. and Mrs. Zionists and the Council of Jewish $50,000.00 tion Committee will meet in a make this fund non-sectarian. This Philip Sher, freshman at the Univer- Women of New South Wales and ad- has been practiced in New York for Directors, the Executive Committee "Let us save souls by conversion, and days to ta"ke action on all the Committees and members not by constitutional amendment." sity of Nebraska, was elected a mem- dressed one of the largest gatherings many years with great success. We and Perlman'js bill to admit refugees holethereof, and especially the Finance b— of the University Debating Team. of Jews ever held in Sydney. Fol- could make no finer contribution to a Committee and its efficient chairman, ing old vises, according to informs* Young Sher is one of the four fresh- lowing his address-he was the guest better understanding and a closer Mr. Joe L. Wolf, and our able and Qmeh Hskew €&mp te tion given by Chairman Johnson tn ft with the different de- conscientious Superintendent, Mr. W. men to have ever achieved this honor. of honor at a reception given by the relationship of the Jewish Tni*** nominations in our community than R. BlumenthaL for the splendid coHe was formerly on the winning two organizations. Give Aimferssiy lance representative by having a non-sectarian Free Loan operation, service and support they graphic Agency. Mr. Brown, in his speech, discussed Bureau in connection with the Jew- have rendered to the Federation and Freshmen squad. Action by the committee has The Omaha Hebrew.-.Camp of the David was formerly on the Central the situation in Palestine at consid- ish Welfare Federation. the causes for which it stands, during Modern Woodmen of America are delayed since the hearing held the last year. High school debating -team. He is on erable len«i:h. He told of his.invesThe Wise Memorial HospitaL giving a dance Sunday-evening, March weeks ago by the intervening the staff of-the "Daily Nebraskan." tigation, tour of the ~ ily ' and, made The Wise Memorial Hospital our 22, at the Rome Hotel, in celebration eration of the deportation bill He is a Zeta Beta Tau pledge. Last at the request of disinterested Amer- physical repair department has done Two Local Oibs to Present Chairman Johnson's occupation of their twenty-eighth anniversary. creditable work during the past year. Monday he wa elected to the Persh- ican Jews iWho wished to acquire a ,n "Good music and novel stunts are other matters. ing Rifles, an honorary military or- practical grasp of the social, econom- Many lives have been saved. It has to alleviate the suffering of being planned for the dance," said Mr, The chances for this ic, political and educational conditions helped ganization. many. It is the one institution in A dramatic playlet, "Broken John Feldxnan, member of the commeasure seem at present very in the country. Most of the essen- connection with the Jewish Welfare Hearts," •will be presented jointly by mittee in charge of the affair. couraging as it is understood tial facts embodied in the report, Federation that is purely non-sectaJEWISH INFLUX TO with the exception of which he wrote upon returning from rian and where there is no discrim- the Auflebung club and Jewish CulPALESTINE SIGN OF on account of race, color, or ture League on Sunday evening, ARAB EXECUTIVE PROSabatb. and Dickstein, the MESSIAH'S COMING Palestine, marked his Sydney ad- ination creed. It stands out as a land-mark March .1, at the Swedish Auditorium. of the committee is opposed tt> CARL C. KATLEMAN CLAIMS STRIKE FOR DAY London. (J. T.. A.) That the influx dress. He called upon the Jews of in this community as showing the The proceeds of the show will be bill. Congressman Johnson is OF LORD BALFOUE'S ARSydney and..of.-. Australia to sustain •broad-mindedness of liberality of the Harry H. Lapidus. "We cannot build of Jews to Palestine is a sign that donated to a charitable institution, stood to be developing an inctinat.i.w RIVAL IN PALESTINE without money.. We want the whole- the Messiah will come this year, was the Zionist movement to the utmost of Jewish citizens. according to the committee in charge to support a modification for thr »«Jerusalem, (J. T. A.")—Lord Bal'.." ' ' Jewish Community Center. hearted support of the community so the belief expressed by Rev. Dr. A. their power. of the play. mission of only refugee, wives HMZ four, author of the Balfour DeclaraThe Australian Jewish papers welIn the last Annual Report of your that the work will not be curtailed." E. Richardson, warden of the Church children holding old vises" and tion, establishing the Jewish National President, it was urged that a Jew comed Mr. Brown in editorials in Army, in an address which he delivOne of the features of the year's ish Culture Center be immediately Homeland in Palestine, wo is sched- ing completely the other COURTESY work will be the inauguration of an ered before the London Missionary which they lauded him.as.one of. the erected in Omaha, in order that we The story," "The Hack More Cruel," uled to arrive here the end of March now stranded obroad. The endowment fund. This has already Society. He stated that he saw no distmguir* -d "ewish personalities of might be able to put into effect on j written .by Mrs. Herman Auerbach, to open the ; Hebrew University on members of the committee, the day, poHtrrg out his leadership in reason why the Messiah should not a larger scale our present educational been started by Karl Louis and Harry are preparing to make an «*xlr April 1st, is to be greeted with a genthe cause, of American Jewish, relief, and social work. I am glad to sate which appeared in the last issue of B. Zimman, who have each taken out come this year. in the promotion of constructive Work that our hopes and aspirations are The Jewish Press, was published in eral strike by the Arabs, if the effort to obtain favorable action. $5,000 insurance policies with the soon to be realized and our Com- this paper "by special courtesy from Executive of the Christian Moslem It is now definite that this in Palestine and in other endeavors munity Jewish Welfare Federation as bene- HOOLIGANS DESTROY Spiritual Home.is on the wav the American Hebrew. of Congress will not take up Association, terming itself the Paieshaving for fheir purpose and stimulaMONUMENTS IN CEMETERY ficiary. It is planned to have more to completion. . iine Arab Executive, wSl have its men Ptrlman'g and LaGuardm's We may some time be prone to Berlin. (J. T. A;) Another attack tion of Jewish religious and -cultural men take out policies with the Fedfor the exemption from the way. pause in OMT activitiees when the Firms advertising in "The Jewish on a Jewish! cemetery occurred in the interests in the United States. eration as beneficiary. quota lew ot additional relative t£ query enters our mindsi "Is social Press" deserve your patronage—It is In a proclamation issued by the J city of Bevernngen,-Westphalia. UnThe meeting opened with the singservice work, worth while doing? TO YOUB INTEREST to support Executive a strike has been called for citizens and certain relatives of : Tour 1925 subscription to The Jew- Where can we find a justification for ing of America by the entire audience. known hooligans destroyed seven the day c£ Lord Ball our's -arrival. i l&rants. ish Press is due now. Please, mail it V The features of our tarnian them. Reports were made by the President, monuments in thft cemetery.

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nen entertained at a bridge lancheon Sunday afternoon at the Lincoln Hotel in honor of Miss Jean Evtien> 'who is to be a spring bride.

EVKEN-SAWlSLAKi Mr. and Mrs. A. Evnen announce Mr. Dave Sher, who is attending The Merry Mixers' club met last the engagement and approaching the University, spent the week-end in Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Max roiarriage of their daughter, Jean, to J.- Sawislak of Chieago. The wedding Mozer. The first prize was won byOmaha visiting his parents. Will take place at the home of the Mrs. Lewis Ellis, and second by Mrs. At the Friday night Temple service bride's parents, 340 South Twentieth, Dean Davidson. Rabbi- S. E'. Starr els will speak on and .will be witnessed only by rela"Rain," a play which is being played Mr. Phil Greenstone of this city tives and a few close friends. Miss in the city. Evrietf is a graduate of the Lincoln spent a few days on business in high school. Mr. Sawislak and his Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snader anbride will make their home in Mad- Mr. Emanuel Iseman, who is at- nounce the birth of a baby son. ison, Wis: tending the University, spent the Miss Mae Shapiro will entertain week-end with his parents in Nebras- Sunday complimentary to Miss Jean Miss Evenen is : being extensively ka City. Evnen, whose wedding will take place entertained. Miss&s Maye Shapiro, Boss arid Ella Cohen ate entertaining Mr. Jack Newman, who is attend- soon. at a dinner and bridge next Stmday ing the University of Nebraska, spent The Jewish Press is the family at tKe Liricoln Hotel the week in Omaha with his parents. paper. "It should be in YOUR home. "At "s regular moating of the Lin- Mrs. EH Evnen and Miss Ruth Ev- Send ih your subscription. coln Chapter of the Ivre club, the following coirtmittee were appointed by th6 president, Ben Pc>lick: Eritertainriient Coramittee: Jake W* Chesin, Max R. Shostak, and Dave Zolat. . Read—What E. Meyer Has House Committee: Max Shapiro, To Say For His Packard Jack Gelsin, Hyman Eosenberg, and Louis Messer. "Good car. I have had my PACKARD for more Judicial Cotamittee.: Dave Zolat, than two years and it is in FIRST CLASS CONMax R. Sliostak, Eli Evnen, Ben Pol3DITION NOW. I have ran cars as fast as ick, Jake Chesen, and Chairmen of eighty miles an hour. Will btty another each Committee. PACKARD When I am on the market for a car Excuse Committee: Max R. Shosagtonv I t is all you say for it." tak, Jack Gelsin, and Joe Lavine. (Signed) E. MEYER, Publicity Agent: Max R. Shostak. Of the Meyer Commission Co, The Conclave, wnich is to be held Lincoln early in the spring, was discussed.

Sammy ilandell vs. Sid Terris. A great boxing match between two first class. lightweights. Tlieir fight created a sensation the- other night. Would By HARRY CONZEL you" believe that Sid Terris is a Jewish (Copyright 1025 by Seven Arts , <( boy from New York's East Side, and Feature Syndicate.) Sammy Mandell an Italian from Eocklotd, 111.?It is the truth, with the subI F WE COVUD OISXY B I M E V E H I M heading: "Stranger than Fiction/' Mrs: Sara Posfca entertained a com' AFFIRMATIVE Etfery time Henry Fordy the gr^at Americairi patriot, opens • • * . pany of friends at a theater party in his iftotrthV regardless of what he says, but great fiewspapers; AND NEGATIVE Abraham KupchicTc, one of the honor of Mrs. Malumut and other otrfc Mr. X. is a HebeSv scholar whof was itikii the Atlantic to the Pacific^ p"a*ss on; to the masses the pearls brought up in the atmosphere of Eus^ strongest Jewish Chess players in this of town guests. won the championship tourthat flow front Dearborn. This, time the froiit p^gesca^ry the sian Cheders. Today, howevery in his ? cduntry, nament at the Manhattan Chess Crab Misses Ida and Frances Cline of sensational announcement that Henry will help the governmeiit early sixties, he takes" an interest in [New York. Kupchick is a great playdeVelol* Ifuscle Shoals whether he (Henry) gets it or not. Isn't wordfy affairs,1 knows Literature and er who would figure prominently in Glen Rock, Wyo., are in the city visiting at the home of Mr. arid Mrs. that simply woftderfalJ The sage-of-the-flivver announces that Art and how to talk on these subjects, ahyinternational tournament. • * • S. Samuels. kTt tft§ data gathered by his engirieefs at Mus6le Shoals shall be and always tries to judge things riot The other day we mentioned Sandy tttrrfed over to the government free. gratis. That's what the by tradition, but tather by logic. Now, the,other': day we diseased Wiener, the young tennis prodigy. Miss Bernice Diamond, who is iewsiiyaper announcement said. Btit we know1 Henry. He's such" sport with' Mr, X..; arid here is" part of We see his name ranked as number 10 teaching at the high school df Julian, 5 sni aftrful 'Bar thatt we hesitate to believe him. even when he tells our conversation: " ' . ; , • . ' on the National Junior List Bravo, Nebr., visjted over the weefe-end with • ' Jr... tHe triithV ' F o r three'yeats, the prophet-of-the-oilcan received Mr. X.: Its an awful loss of tiriie, Wiener! her parents, Mr. and Mrs; D. "Diatfiorfsaftds and -tbfougfiiids of columns of •publicity froni the this sport. ;- People in this country are Here is some riewS which now reachJShTterieaif daffies (as well.as new'spapefs frotii all over t&e,%orld) so interested in it, newspapers devote es the United States for the first time mond, i telling the "people how- lofty was, the; EorA idealisffi—Herify pages tff itj thousandsVof young people Samuel Cohen is th& English Check- Mis: ' vra f-OSSJ who is attending Wo^lait't thirtfc- of accepting a profit from the, gotfermaent on do ridt know or talk'about, anything ers'. Champion. Don't think it is a the University, returned for a weekwar materials-. Yessirj Henry promised! to give back tbtlte gov- "font sport. To' rile if appears chUdish. small honor, or an easy mathematical end visit with her parents in Council I know you read books, you go problem, and to defeat a topnotcher ernment every cerit profit he made through the war. And most to We: the theatre; you enjoy watching means to play some game. One little Bluffs. 1 people ^re under the impression that he did return his war classical, dancing. When you diseuss slipj and the championship goes over The Naomi Sewing clob met at the profits fof Henry arinotinced ih the dailies that his \?a"f profits these" things you speak of your own the board. home of Mrs. J. Shapiro Wednesday • « * were returned. The truth is Henry Ford never gave back one reactions toward them. But tell « e cent tif His war profits. Kemember that. But we excuse Henry; ffahkly—did you ever attend a spoTt . Another news item from Great Brit- afternoon. He ig sb financially powerful; (and lies' so ffeel^) that no 6ne event ? ain: Str. Stongj a member of the Car- Miss Tillie "Polsky entertained at Mr. X.: No—why. should I ? diff Jewish Social Club, was selected dare qfueStitin hitn. It is a public secret in Detroit that Ford We: To judge for .yourself The to play in the International Table Ten- several tables of bridge in honor of' will never grstnt ydti att interview if you have a companion. You healthy of a body spells nis Match; England vs. Wales; We Mrs. Max Shapiro," a recent bride, must be akrfie when Fbfd gives you an interview. He wants beauty. development IWd you know that Maeter- Wonder wether you know what Table Sunday evening. always to be able to deny wha*t he might have said.—California linck, the most esthetic writer of our Tennis looks like. Well, it's Tennis Rlevew. ---••:•• time, is a great bojting fan? Did it m miniature, played oh a huge table, Mr. Sam Krechefsky, who was a opponents standing at either end visitor at the home of his parents, ever strike you that spo'ft has a tre- the and playing with small balls and racmendous influence on the formation qtiets. The tennis "Court" looks as left for Kansas City, where he will of character? Did yon.ever ask your- if i t were make his home. built for a doll3 house. self why all .the great .Banking listi• * * tutions encourage their employes to Mr. and Mrs. J. Shapiro enterThe Haroach of Vienna, one of the tained join athletic cssociaiioris ? Did yoli a company of friends at a ever inquire why the sportlovirig jroutfi strongest socei* football teams in the bridge at their home Sunday evening. world, and a strlckly Jewish Organis a cieani straightforward feilow who ization, has hot lost a single game ih Alinual Meeting of tke Jewish Welfare Federation, FeTmiary 15, 1925. knows that he cannot be strong physr the Near East. Alexandria, Cairo, Mrs. Simon Nefsky accompanied ic'ally without being sound morally t Jerusalem, Jaffa and Haifa teams her sister, Mrs. Malamut, who was her fey JOE L. Wbl^P, Chairmarii I eould fite question after question at have been downed with monotonous ybtij and you would be at a loss for an regularity. We learn that there is a guest, to Hot Springs, Ark., for a creases amounting to, $6,734.25; arid answer. You have never viewed sport possibility of the team being invited several weeks' visit. Mir, Chairman, Ladies arid _ The year 19^4 has been the most We - also acqiiired 71 (sev&ity-ohe) seriously,-^-yott"have rievfer looked at to the United Sates for a serious of One of the fashionable parties of stiefiesSfiil: financial year in the his-brand iiew ihemfcefs who contributed sp'ort as a great numlder of charaet^f matches. We hope to get a chance tory of the Jewish. Welfare, Federa- a tbtal of S^S-BO: All in all, to and, consequently, of life. to look them over, and to do our share the week was a combination Valentine tion- It has been so, in spite of the sum up, I have the honor and the Mr5. X.: I admit ydu're righi^I in the tooting. and bridge party given by Miss illie greater difficulties this past year, pleasure to report to you that we * * * Polsky at her home. Prizes were won than tHere] were in any previous year. have collected this year from all have never studied the question, l i The Catnden, N. J., Y. M. H. A. hasby Miss Irene Adelson and Mr. WilBut happily, v e have been able to sources $50,683.98, which I am proiid never interested me. , a very strong basketball team. liam S. Sintofi. The out-of-town stlriiiount ahd overcome all the diffi- to tell you is $3,373.09 more thait was 6 BE CONTINUED) "Mush" Goldberg, left.guard of the culties which have presented them- collected at.the highest mark In the team, is considered one of the very guests were Mr. George Kahn, of selves, and are now able to report to best previous year. 1 Tttainiest and speediest players in the Orilaha, and Mr. Morris Wrightman; you the largest collection for any one I am not going to tell you now of MR. SAMUEL , state of New Jersey. formerly of Chicago. year in the history of our Federa- the Wonderful Wdfk that was done NOTICE! * * * tion. with t h i motley thus collected. That Julies Fleischmann, the .Cincinnati The sensational world'srecord winA brief account of the difficulties has been covered by the President and Sportsman who died in .Miaiha* Fla., streak of the Paissaic High the Superintendent in their reports. •<vfe ehctftjntered this year will help us, FOR RENT the othe" day while playifig polo, was tiiiig School Team, which amoufited to iine as ah experience foi the future. In But my contact with the office and known to the sport world. His racing the first place, we started out with worlcing with them at close range last stabled arid polo conne'etiOnSriiadehim hundred and fifty consecutive victor- Very desirable 3-room apartment ies,came to afl end wheil the Hackeh- with 4-rodm accommodation. Con3. business depression confronting us, year spurretl me On and encouraged •which lasted through the entire year. me in this work, lot I saw to what a figure of constant interest. , in his sacfc High School team won the other veniently located to down-town* Unemployment was at its peak, and noble purposes and to what humane youtiger days, about the time he wasday by the close score «f 39 to 35, af* Furnished or unfurnished. Call Mayor of Cincihhati, Flelschmarin was ter a desberate battle. Goldstein and Jackson 5398. many men who ^:.ve cha:!'/ previous- causes that money went. Reports of this kind are often in- the leading stockholder in the Cincin- Erakdwit«Jh< two of the stars of the ly, were • n the verge" Of seeking charity" tHernselve- Then please remem- cbinplfete wlthdut recommendations. nati Baseball Club, arid it is said that P^asSaic team, played a brilliant game ber that it was an election year, and But with few exceptions I left that he saved this club f rOril financial rocks but ili vaill. ;' collections were slow, because every- job to our able Superintendent, for inorfe than orice. body seemed worried about results of his report. 1. This j o b of mine, that of Julius Fleischriiarin was a Jew, Letters and contributions to this election. Third, although the meni- Chairman of the Finance Committee, though he did.riot pairticlpate in ariy coluni are, welcome. Questions relaberS of the Fiiiahcti Committee1all had is not a one man's job, and should Jewish activities. tive tb sports. Will be answered. Ad, the very beat intentions in the 1world, not be made a one mart's job. He dress all-eomrtiunlcfitions to: Sport Diamond Importers $8is interesting that Fle'ischriiariii's sortlehow or other, they didn't hit on must have the active support and coEditbt, (THE JEWISH PRESS.) of the American Sportsman, or, better all twelve cylinders, ahd didn't give dperatiqn of the entire Board, otherPlatinsmiths us all the co-operation we expected. wise the possibility of failure is ever personality was-looked upon/as typical Fourth, the drives roiitside of the apparent. 2. The acquiring of new yet, "Sport." He loved the sports to Federation—all worthy onest to be contributing members is imperative. such an extent that even In his fifties Young Man >W a n t s eure^—were niore numerous.than prob- We have enough Jewish population he still insisted on playing the\ strenably at any other time since the war.to draw dn for ah increase of at least uous g .me of polo. - His drairiatic end 214-15-16 City National Hoorh in Refined JewTHe brtinfc of the entire collections 500 members. Further, one difficulty, in harmony with his-_ life; He died Batik Building ish Farhilyv fell to the lot df one person, and I it seems to me, is that we have not with his poi6stick"iri his harid^—oh the want to tell you, that I am not brag- educated our members to remit con- field; tb the kccdnipaniriient of clatterJackson 5619 Call Walnut §53i. ging about this statement. Frankly tribution's by mall. We must bend ing hbbfs. ; I admit to you that during'the first every effort to get Out iriall collec- Fleischmann was, as we have menfeto months df the year I was very tions latger and larger eyery yeah tioned,'a Jew'. What a: contradiction Now, in conclusion, Ladies and Gen- he.-•• milch worried that we would fall far . i^a's ^ ;.to ;.o MatiJrice; MtiJre; SaRiuM's S u "Y short of, our budget requirements. It tlemen, I would be an ingfate, if I \5eritiles," in;whichthe.auther empha5 r i i l " i h h t h is. true that I got a wonderful start, did not tell you what splendid co- sized' that "Jewish" means "Antithewith the, .splendid increases trade by operation I got from the President of sis tb, spofct." JDosferi't It - sefein that k few" Of our leaders, both in work, our Federation, oilr devoted Dr. Philip sport Attracts all healthy,. vijirorbtis &hd in financial support. But these Sher. I would be an ingrate, if I cieatures and that arafeialdiiffereritia. increases were almost at dnce offset did not appreciate the co-operation I tion is "quiterpf ofder;here2 l)y deaths, removals, business failures gdt from our office—frbm our hard and other acts of God. These losses Working Superintendent, ^illiam Blualone amounted to $3,087.75 ih coh-menthal, and from our Office SecreWHICH DO YOU PREFER? iribatiBiis from 187 members. Ahd taryt Miss Joffe. Nor can I forget MR. READER I fcesidtes all that, those Who remained the splendid assistance and publicity We promised to discuss the greaton «ur Books started to talk about that I got from the" Jewish Press, est Jewish Cliairipion, regardless of Let me help you in building up your decreases in their subscriptions for whose Manager was always ready to what sportive aetivity he indulges in. The financial campaigns out- aid me in the work. And lastly, to Today we are just going tb otifin our Assets—with better printing <Jf tfie Federation were telling oh every one of you, members of the colum to our thousands of readers. & theM. &nd th business depressions Federation, my thanks for your con- Well, who is he? Is it Benny Leonntd w e r e working against usJ .So that in fidence, for your support and your or Harold Abrahams, the English iite of all we could do, 116 (onehelto, which alone made possible the sprinter? Perhaps you believa that SMied Sixteen) members reduced •writing 6f this brightest page of all, Emanuel Lasker, chess wizard, Reseri&i SuDBCriiitiop$, amounting to ?«$,- in the histdry of our Federation. ves the title ? It may be also that you know.of somebody whom no one else considers a candidate? '"itoMror, «iiW»3d,rf a devoted The Jewish Prtess is the family . Mr. Reader, let us hear froin you. JACKSON 0770 paper. It. should be in YOUR honifc. 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wfll hold a meeting next Wednesday London, (J. T. A.) — The "New p*obieifi in the ferai ©f htm evening, February 25, at the Danish Judea", the official organ of the World speculation danger. The problem has Hall. Zionist Organization, in ail editorial arisen because of the influx of capital in its issue, treats of a new Pales- into the tsrantry. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Talmud Torah will hold a meeting next Tuesday afternoon, FebTaary 24, at. the home of Mrs. S. Cohen, 1)08 Fifth avenue.

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Mr* and Mrs. Mose H&rzberg celeBen Greenberg, son of Mr. and iertained twelte goests at a diimer irated their twentieth we'ddirig anniMrs. S. GreenbeTg, of this city, reLEVEY-KULLY patty &* their Borne last Wednesday versary gtriiday eveiiingV FebfiiaTy 15, ceived his Bachelor of Arts degree The bridal party fo* the^ wedding ai their homeY CoVerS were laid ftf* evening in Bbriof of Mrs. M. Gittlej of Miss Fanny Kully, daughter of tnirty-five •Who left the following day for New from the University of Nebraska on in Mr. & Ktflakofsky» to Mr* Morris YoirK City* wbere she will make her February 2. ' He is Cow attending the University of Nebraska Medical Levey,- ebn of Mr. &hd Mfs. Harris Saturday evening, February 14, Mr. futiire h'Ohift. Mr. tiittle in expected Levey, off this city* has been chosen. aM MrS. William Isaacs; of Council to leave' soffletinie next month to Join School here. The brides sister, Miss Beffii66 Ktil- Bluffs, celebrated their silver annihis wife. Forfiis Engineering Office akofskyV ^ 1 be t&aid-of-hondr, and 'ersary a t the home of their daughMrs., Sam Steinberg entertained her &trs. Michael Katleman,, sister of the ter, Mrs. Sherman Loweristeiri. Thirty Ben Civin, local young man who Afternoon Bridge club, at i e r home has been active in Jewish affairs, angroom,- wili be fief matfdn-of-honor. guests attended the eelebfatidnv " Taesday. nounces his association with W. R. For her tedesft&ids Miss Stilly "has The committee in charge of the Weaver as architects and engineers. chosen Miss Sadie Levey,; sister of Mrs.- Frank Erasn« was hostess to Both Mr. Civin and Mr. Weaver tie--greornv and--Miss Bae Adelson. spring dance to be given "by"ffi.6"Jtflther AfterfKttm Mali Jrmg dub at ber have had considerable experience The groom "will have as his bestman idr Hadassah Suiiday eygfiihg, Match home Tuesday. along these lines, being employed at his: brother, Dr* Philip Levey. Dr. 2pi at the Fontenelle flotel, has been About twenty ih&nbets of the JHE- the present time in one of the largest barney M. Kully, brother of the chosen. Miss Marfcye* Weinsein will oi the committee, and EVERY NEW SHADE -^ EVEEY; Bride; and MessTS. Harry Eeinschrei- be chairman The Ceremony was carried out in ior Council were entertained at a de- individual architectural and engineer1 STYLE — ALL SIZES Ber and Michael fiatjeman will be those wlio will assist her in making colonial style. A t five o'clock Ber- lightful Valentine party Tuesday ing departments in the city. eiiing at the home of Miss Eina groomsmen^ - little Miss Isabel Kat- plans for Qie dan.ce are the Misses nard Rehfeld, of New York Cityy and" Their business will be conducted leman will be flower-girl^ and little Blanche Altmaii, Helen* Leyinso Max Rehfeld, of Los Angeles, Calift, Snyder. personally. Miss Barbara Monsky, riiigBearer, ilina Friedman, Be§s G&etib&g, Ula stretched the ribbons. Nate Mantel, Daily Arrivals of Fashions Latest "My association with Mr. Weaver Th§ 3. F.- F; club held a Valentine and.. Lyle Reinschreiber, trainbearer. Alberts, Wilma .Stern, Julisi Wise, Jr., and Eugenia May Levey, who" party last Thursday" evening at the along this line will enable me to ofCoats and Dresses for Spring Miss Kully is being extensively fiose Lazarus, Zena Maizel, Celia carrieci the rings for the double' ring home of Miss Lillian Steinberg1. fef to my many friends a complet* d V khi Aniie Finket ceremony^ then entered. Then ,canie feted|pti6f to Bef wedding day"; Miss architectural and engineering Miss Rita Mantel, maid of honor, folAnn j SelicOw" entertained at a tea iee," said Mr. Civin. The S W S^ith Lodge, Jje. Earl Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs, Sunday afternoon at Hef home in Charles S. Eoss, will be Barmitzvoh lowed by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Relifeonor of Miss-Kully. This Satur- Saturday morning, February 28, at feld, Rabbi Frederick Cohn officiday, Mrs. Michael Katieman and ten o'clock at the Beth Hamedrosh ated* Miss Sadie Levey will entertain at Hagodol Synagogue. The wedding attendants were all a hmeheon a t the Athletic Club. Mr. dressed in colonial costumes and Mfs. Mr. Frank Tuchman was honored Rehfeld wore the same veil and and Mrs.- A. Herzberg will entertain. Saturday evening honoring Miss Kul- at a birthday surprise" party Sunday wreath she wore at her wedding fifty jy and her fiance. A theater party evening at his hoin^ By the employees years ago. will bef given Tuesday afternoon by of. the Tuchman Bros, stores. A wedding dinfief followed the ceres Mts. Nathan Greenberg, and the folniony and later a reception for more Mrs. Harry E. Milder entertained lowing afternoon, Mrs. Sara Kneeter than two hundred guests followed. wHI Be" BostesS at a luneheen* Miss ai five tables of Bridge at her home Among the out-of-town ^aests were Sunday, February 8, in honor of her Kina* Snydfif will entertain Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Rehfeld, Miss' sister^Miss Ida SegalL Prizes were February 28, and among the other Mamie Rehfeld, and Mrs. Alex Wohihostesses will be Mrs. A. H- Brod- •fc-on by the Misses Ann Firikei, Florgemutj all of New Tork; Messrs* Jake ence Lewis and Kate Truehaft. key, of Sioux City, and Adolph Summerfield, of Chicago* Mrs. S. S. Boasberg is at Rich- and Mt. and Mrs. Eugene Levy, and KfeAN-BlENSfOCK watery IS., expecting to; return home daughter, Eugenie; Mr. and Mrs. Cari A weaaiflg that came its a surprise Thursday;' Wen, and Mrs. Gus Fried* all of Linto €heif many friends was that of Mr. M. M. Chapman is in New York coln. Miss Flora Bienstock, to Mr. Barney B. K-can* ion of Mr. and Mrs. M. City on a btiyifig trip. Mrs. Chapman and .children,' Bernard and Helen Jane< Kean, of Denvef, Colorado. THOfiFElAN NEWS. ar§ at IMtitll, Minn.j where Mr. and The ceremony was performed at A meeting of the Thorpeian the home of Eabbi Frederick Cohn Mrs. Chapman and children had at- ietic club was held at the JewishComon Saturday 'evening, February i4th tefided the wedding of Mrsi Chap- munity Center Wednesday evenings at 6:30 p. m. Tlie foHowiag attend- inan's sister, Miss Steila Summerfield, Several committees were appointed ed Hie .wedding: Mrs; JV A- - Solomon, id, T>Ir.,Xeoti Y. iss, whidh, tc-k place the president. ----- ---.-; sisfer oi tiife bride; Mif. rf, A. Solo- Saturday evening, February 14, at The Y. JiL H. A. quartet entermon} the Missefi Florence Shames Dulath: MrSi Chapman and children tained the members with several pep* and Tina Altschulefj and Messrs. Will remain M Duluth for d ten dayMar songs. Wiiliam Crodinsky and Carl C. Eat-visit. A dance will be given by the ciu"b Idman. The couple left on a short on Thursday, February 26, at the Mr. and. Mrs. H. S. NffVitsky an^motor trip. nounce the birth of a bab girl, born Hahscom Park Pavilion. This dance Mr. and Mrs. Keati will be a t honie Sa'turday> Febriiary 14, at the Meth- will be for members only. A at . the Morris apartments, after odist Hospital. Mrs. Ntsvitsky was quet and smoker will be held by the March 1. formerly Miss Diana Gross, of this club in the near future. The date will be announced at the next reguMr. and Mrs. Harry "Snader, lar meeting. Lincoln, Nebr.j announce the birth of Miss Lucille Marcus will entertain On March 4 the club basketball a baby son. Mrs; Snader t^as former- the P. A. L. Bfid > e h ' at her home team, which has been showing good ly Miss Ann iSarinisli, of this city. Sunday afternoon. On Satilrday aft- progress in the local Young Men's ernoon" the members erf tBe P. A. Li Christian Association basketball David ShSf, who is attending the club will entertain at a "Dutch treat" league, will play the Townsend Gttn University of Nebraska, will address at the Brandeis Theatre to see Company five. Tickets for this game the" Temple Iftir&el Sunday School as can be purchased from any Thorpeian sembly at a patriotic .meeting to be "Rain." member. held Sunday moriiihg at the Temple His telk will be on "George "Wash ington." , COUNCIL BLUFFS T h e Blue; and White Club under Mr. Samuel Guttman, Sr., left last the superviBidn of Miss Lilliari DreALLEN-COHEN". Saturday for an indefinite stay in vicH, was entertained Sunday at the Miss Uarian Cohen, daughter of home of Miriam Hollander. Prizes Mr. and Mrs. S. Cohen* has chosen tflorida. were won by Blarich Rotheiiberg, Mr. tod Mrs. Ss Jacobsen, of Clever Rose Ifish.e?, Edith WhitebbOk,. and Sunday evening, March 8, as the date of Her marriage to Mr. L- Richard land, &, and Mr. arid HiU. Chester Sadie Sohlberg. Allen of Los Angeles, Calif., which Uppenhelnier", bf Jefferson, Ia.j fire will take place at the Blackstone HoThe daughters of ZSoti -will the guests here at the I. Jacobsen their regular meeting Monday after-: tel of Omaha. hoHie. inoon, February 23, at the Adass Ye- Mr. Allen is expected to arrive here Mr. Sni Mrs. Lords Kulakofsky an- shuren Synagogue" at two o'clock. on February 21. • nounce the birth of a baby son, born Many _ ,-e-nuptial affairs are being Tu- day at the-Wise. Men.oriat. fiosA special.meeting of the Auflebuiig planned for Miss Cohen. Mrs. H. Mapital. Open Cart, $3165. Closed Cars$3295andupwards AUj>naif<*.biHdwm&Rst*d*th>t*r*m club is called for Sunday evening, duff entertained a t a luncheon at the Brandeis Tea "ooms, followed by a February 2% at 8:30, at the Jewish Mrs. Morris Vann -wiil entertain; the Theater Party in honor «f Miss Cohen Ra • Oth Society Sunday afternoon, Community Center; The principai last Saturday. Monday the Mesdame? speaker' bf the evening -inl\ be MA March 1.: $n\Sunday afternoon, FebLouis Wohlner and Meyer Sterns of ruary 15, Mrs. Barney Kean was hos- Ffed White,- president ©f-the Omaha Omaha, sisters of the .bride-to-be, enHebrew cMb. His subject will be "The tess to the club at the Adelphia Hotertained twenty-four guests at a tel, frizjs &t bridge wife won byAmerican "Gdvernmeht.'* Other numi luncheon at the home of. Mrs. Wohl 1 bers on the program will be a piano the. Misses Rae Wttldwitz, Sylvia Le ner. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Harvey, Martye Weinsteih fchd Mrs. Bar- selection by Ann Martin; a mandolin ry Rachman of Omaha entertained at solo by Nathan Martin; a reading by ney Xean. Max BaUmer; a recitation by Dave a bridge tea. Mrs. S. Reiss entertained at five Feldmanj and a violin selection by tables o£ bridge at hef home last Fanny Ostrovich, accompanied by. The New Mormon Tuesday afternoon for the benefit of Rose Dubnoff. Don't Wait Till Erev Pesach!! V% 1* ^ a poor family in Entope. Do your Painting The Shebas club will inlet this Sunand Decorating NOW. Wednesday afternoon, February 25, day afternoon at three o'clock at the Save 25% of the cost. the Omaha Chapter of Hadassab. will Jewish Community Center". TVork Guaranteed meet at the Jewish Community CenPrizes for, original costumes worn J. FELDMAN, i^ ter. " at the Auflebuiig club masquerade The Hajobls Bridge club was enter- ball Sunday evening, February 15, at tainea by Miss Hanha Filvin at hei? Kelpine's Academy, were awarded to home Tuesday evening. Prizes were Mr. and Mrs. Isadora Gelman, Miss "Kean Keeps Klothes Kleari" wdft by +h- Misses Shea Nackicoff Evelyn Kaplan, and Mr. Harry Glasand Delia Gerstein. man.

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PAGE 4^-THE JEWISH PRESS—THURSDAY, FEBRUARY-19,, 1925. HAROLD ABRAHAMS, ENGLISH f Following his victorious race at the* in Omaha. Our Center is a common proper methods of serving. meeting ground for all Jews and is Our appropriations to these instituJEWISH RUNNER, AWARDED Olympic games, it was reported that used by every Jewish organization in tions are very small in comparison MEDAL BY SPORTS ACADEMY Abrahams' had strained himself to our city except those that are purely with the service rendered. Because religious in character. It is unneces- of the pains we have taken in our Paris, (J. T. A.) — Harold Abra- such an extent that physicians stated sary to dwell on the urgent need forcity to educate the public as to thehams, the noted English Jewish he would be incapacitated for a year. our new building. That has been work of these institutions, and be-runner who won the hundred meter By WILLIAM E . BLUMENTHAL, Superintendent. emphasized for years and years. Just cause of the 'abor we have performed race at the last International Olympic recently we held eleven meetings at in collecting funds for them, we.are given, and that very gladly. The Ladies and Gentlemen: * 'the same time in our present six-room doing our share in preparing the way games in Paris, was awarded s homeless and friendless have found We have just completed the most quarters, having had to turn away for a National Budget for all national special gold medal for his achievesuccessful year in the history of the friends and those under privation three groups for lack of space. The institutions. The time is close at hand ments by the French Acadexnie des Federation. In the volume of thehave found relief. .overcrowding is a serious problem for when Jewish Federations throughout Sports. Man; does not live by bread alone. •work done by the office; in the comwe have even less space now than we the country will voluntarily accept AT-1000 E. SCHEKEK pletion of the tremendous task of tak- Your office has also been of help to had in the Lyric Building. In spite of their just quotas for the services the-ones not in need of things ing the-CensusV in the introduction of Cleaners Dyers Tailors Hatters rendered by the national institutions, these difficulties we are keeping our FOR GOOD SERVICE CALL. US improved methods •• of administration, physical. It has been a source of young folks together, marking time so that they may devote their entire such as the installation of - t 'newinformation and of guidance in energies to healing, saving and intill we enter our new home. system of accounting for our general matters of various importance. A Call us for good Long before the time of our next structing. and trust^funds; inrthe- co-operation request over the telephone, • "Please We Clean Everything annual, meeting we. will be housed in 3-eceived;;in the good will engendered; tell meon what dateYom Kippur fell •I DOWNTOWN BKAKCH: ATlantSe 8696 our new Community Center, where in surmounting obstacles; {in•alleviat- in 1921?" was given attention as well 110 Sonth 18th, New Elks Bid?. Finances there will be every facility that our ing suffering and in bringing: hap- as the /request "Will you arrange for FL.4NT: 825 Fark ATenne children and our grown-ups need in FHOSE BABSEI S38» MICEXIN LUMBER CO. piness,—-this year has been- an out- a meeting room for ©ur Club?", or recreational, social and educational • In the matter of Federation finances, standing one. • '••;": '"' "Hpw can I get my father and mother 24tfe & Burdette Sts. WE. 5555 activities. How: soon that will be standing still is impossible; we either Very often the Federation has been from Poland ?", or " Shall I send my done depends now entirely upon the progress or retrogress. In order to called the community's clearinghouse. poor- blind daughter to Nebraska promptness with which the subscribers progress there must be year by year While in a certain "sense this is true, City?", or,/'What shall I do with my WASH AND KEEP WELL to the Building Fund will respond to a substantial increase in the budget. the idea does not any longer appear husband, who threatens to beat me ?" A RULE OF HEALTH the calls for the payment of pledges, Our present funds do not permit suitable. A clearing house implies These are samples of daily requests. so that construction may proceed necessary growth! We must, theremere machinery, mere money. Bat in Sometimes they require service of but FRONTIER TOWEL SUPPLY without a hitch, and without let upfore, engage in a continuous all-yearWM. R. BLUMENTHALthe Federation we have much more a few minutes, other times they may till it is finished. Studio—SB* Crnnnne Clk. require many hours, but whatever 1819 California Street. round campaign for new members, to than'a .clearing house, much more offset the losses due to death, rethan an adding machine, much more they require we strive'to give. ployment work is futile if there are movals, business failures and other than a money center; The*" Federano jobs to be had. If we could only The' Y.M. and Y.W.H.A. causes. Ten per cent yearly is our tion is also a spiritual center^ AVe create jobs, what happy results would Social Service normal loss from such causes. It have in the Federation a community PAXTON HOTEL be obtained! Unemployment is the The reason for the existence of our must be made up. Our membership soul and -a community conscience^ In Gate City Furniture Co, TURKISH BATHS : greatest curse facing our community many respects the Federation _is the The Social Service work naturally at the present time, for it" leads not "Y" has often been given as being a committee must function the year «n<J now operated by heart of the Jewish commun<tv."^ Year deals with groups rather than with deterent from things evil. It hasround in the same manner as our HOTEL Globe Van & Storage Co. by year that heart has been growing individuals. It embraces the work of only to physical but also to moral been spoken of as a preventive of Finance Committee functions. Our Steam, PAXTON Turkish, and Electric Baths. degeneration'. Heads of families,— the Juvenile Court. We have often goal for the coming year should be stronger and better. . . .; committees and especially that of the AJ) Modem Equipment, Our Federation is large and -mag- splendid Social Service Committee many of them,—come to our office said that we want our boys and girls fifteen hundred members and a $60,GROSSMAN & SONS nificent, fof.it is an association of which is made up of representatives crying: "Give us work or we will be to go to the "Y" in order that they 000 budget. Less than $60,00 a year At. Givers; and the first ones, who are of the Federation, the B'nai B'rith compelled to ask for charity!" We may keep out of mischief. That is from now on will spell "progress helped in the act of igiving'are the Lodge and of the Council of Jewish are thus face to face.-with an ap-merely a negative reason. And if that backward." iisf Cc. Givers themselves. We have held our Women. Whether it be with children palling situation. It does -not .seem were the only reason for the existence A - very important feature. in the that our our country country, which possime tnat wwcn is is o f t h e «y» i t w o u l d n o t b e w o r t h financing of charitable organizations Upholstering and Furniture Repairgoal to be the unification of as many in the Juvenile Court, with boys possible ' d t the Jewish residents of Omaha as > pos- stranded in our city or with arrange- able .-to cope with so many, big tasks tthe Emerson Laundry h e_ o n e v and h e e feffort f o r t t hthat a t 5 sis n uput t during the last few years has been money ing Mattresses Rcnoratcd. sible into active, participating and af- ments for a Father and Son Banquet, should be helpless in a •fundamental into it. But fortunately our "Y" has the establishment of endowment r . B. MOSETC. Prat>. filiated members o* an all-embracing the work of the Social Service Com- matter effecting the very life and positive, constructive, cultural work funds.' We are happy to announce Box Springs. welfare of so many of its citizens. Phone Webster 0S20 communal enterprise—that is, themittee has been of inestimable in its program. The "Y" is a creative that a splendid beginning has been 1C12 Nerth 164b St. only as the country's and this force,—it Builds Character. It is asmade for us by Messrs. Karl Louis •IT-lantir 2618 Jewish Welfare Federation., THEr LAUNDRY THAT service. . Telegrams sent, to distant Surely, E\ EEYBODY LIKES. The Federation office is not "merely fathers and mothers have' helped dry city's unemployment problem is a training school for Jewish young and Harry B. Zimman, who have our collection department. Collecting many a tear and solace many a solved, will in large measure our own manhood and young womanhood, that agreed to take out life insurance problem approach solution. Never- the "Y" makes the greatest appeal. policies in the amount of $5,000 each DR. FRED B. BROWN money'has not been the worry of the broken heart. theless we are not entirely helpless. Just a week ago tonight our Com- with our .Federation as beneficiary. DR. CEL1A R. BROWN ofiice, thanks to the work of the We ought to bend every possible munity was afforded an example ol Chairman of the Finance Committee The Census. CHIROPRACTORS However, the outstanding work of energy to employ our own people. Not the work done by our Y. M. and Y. W. •who assumed that obligation.^ The Fasten BloctE handling of 555,000 per year is only the Social Service Committee during only as a financial precaution which H. A., when it was shown the creative Looking Forward OCR Hioors, 10 A. ii. to e P. Mincidental to the taking care of the the past year has been the big job of will save the Federation thousands of talent developed by the "Y" in producTOJ OF OCR Phone, Atlantic S70S. RIMCCBITT. •underprivileged, the mentally and taking our Community Census. Hap- dollars yearly, but greater and more ing the Third Annual Show at the I not only welcome the opportunity, Eesidence: Morris Apis.. Pbose At. SZIC physically undernourished inen, pily I can inform you that the Census important as a moral and human- Brandeis Theater. One hundjjed and but eagerly grasp it, to express to the Trswt women and children of pur com-has finally been completed. We now itarian precaution, we must devote twenty-five of our young people were members of the Federation my apour best thought and energy to solve munity; and better stall, preventing have an accurate list of the names, given the opportunity to display their preciation of the loyalty and the the moral and spiritual undernourish- addresses and occupations of every this unemployment curse. remarkable and diversified talents. devotion of its leaders and workers ment of our youth by supervising the man, woman and child of Jewish Thirty others assisted in various ways to the causes of the Federation. Certified Public Acronntants Omaha OtSee: gl£ Uonrlas Street. normal boys and girls who will be origin in this city as well as other in making the production a success. Specifically do I wish to express my Omsto Fhonc &tlanHf Free Loan Work Audits Systems our future adherents, workers" and information of importance. We are Our young" people are trained in or-gratitude to Dr. Philip Sher, our loyal Ford ^Transfer & Storage Co. proud of he Census not only because leaders. ganized recreation,'in team work, and and devoted President; to the memInvestigations K A. FORIX Omaha is one of the first cities in in service to the community. (34 to 440 Prters Fraet Bid The antidote to relief work -'s the But great and noble as is the bers of the Executive Committee and President end General Manager. Phones, Jarfcrac «S13, tSU. present tendency toward cultural America to complete a scientific constructive work of our Fre Loan The "Y" has other than dramatic to the Board of Directors, for their Cttnnrt! CMnfr# <Io^r»> OBlec work,—toward Y. M. and Y. W. Hi A. census, and that other communities Society. We have no better plr'-m- interests. The forthcoming debates ever ready helpfulness and for their and Jewish Center endeavors,r—we have reason: to > envy us,-r~we -are thropy in oar .entire social service with the representatives of young unfailing support which made my must not lose-sight of the fact that proud of the: Census because of the system than the Free Loan Service. people from neighboring communities work so pleasant and so inspirational. Dayton Scales pur chief distinction as Jews is notfine? service we can now give our com- Free Loan is our distinct Jewish con- demonstrate progress that is being Our Finance Committee made an in any new forms of social service, but munity. Is there a Jewish family in tribution to the science and practice shown in intellectual endeavors. These enviable record the past year. In and Slicers in-the very old idea; that we are^anid distress, a Jewish man reported in of social service. Free Loan work are but samples of achievements that spite of all the-difficulties encountered, LOUIS ABLER, Mgr. COCNCSt BLtUCTfB,' tA. strive to deserve the"' name^ of trouble, a Jewish child astray,—a encourages and stimulates initiative can be multiplied. the chairman of the committee, Mr. "Rachmonim B'nai Rachmoiiiin",— minute's glance at our records, and j and enterprise. The Free Loan Society 510 So. 10th St. Jackson SSS2 Joe L. Wolf, presents one of the Service is Our Motto Merciful Children of a Merciful we know how to reach this family, has been the greatest single aid that brightest reports ever given. His People. Although the new-ideas-are who the friends are, and, with what our relief work has had^ Were it not, The Wise* Memorial Safe Deposit Boxes foi ! work has been so fully appreciated by important, yet- if' there- be one^ child organization they are affiliated. This for the Free Loan, our relief budget the community that our appreciation Hospital information gives us the opportunity for the past year would have been in our city hungry for a piece of now is merely carrying coaie to Newbread, or one woman or old man in to act; quickly-and intelligently as much, much larger than it* has been. • The report of the Secretary of the The Wise Memorial Hospital As- castle. need of shelter, other things must be friend and advisor. The Jewish "Press has been of real relegated to second place. Human We are proud to state, that we have Free Loan Society for the^ past year sociation is the home for the physical help in carrying the message of the considerations must come arid we little to say about our Juvenile Court shows the extensive work done by healing of our people. Because of its Federation to the community. It is 350 Rooms—350 Baths strive that they shall come first, for work this- year. The number of Jew- that organization. The President of non-sectarian policy, the Wise is sodeserving.our gratitude. Rates $2.50 to $4.50 Preservation of Life First is an oldish cases was almost negligible, and the Federation in his report is mak- to sneak the window of our social most important matter before idea with us. -Did not pur Rabbis lay far below our. proportion according ing a recommendation that our Free service which gives on to the general usThe is the continued educadown as a fundamental maxim ?of to population. The Chairman of the Loan, work henceforth be made non- social service. The equipment of the tionatofpresent the community the taking Judaism, "Pekuach Nefesh "Doche Social ..-Service Committee never sectarian. I know of no greater ad- j Wise Hospital is second to none in the of the community into and partnership in EXPER1' ACCOUNTANTS Shabbos"—Preservation of life is missed a single session of the Juvenile vance by any .Federation in the city, and its facilities for the treat- our work, in our hopes, in our aspiraINCOilE REPORTS more important than . the Jjabbath. Court. It was this fine vigilance that matter of reciprocity service with the ment and cure.of the sick have been tions, and in our ideals. To paraphrase And what things were more holy than helped keep the Jewish -name' an general community than this.one, and j praised by those who know. It is the exclamation of the prophet, we the Sabbath? ^ • . '^ • respect and. in admiration. When Thinking of Meiss* Hats I am confident th^t that recommenda- t one of the few accredited hospitals must say,: "My people are saved betion .will be given by you Tthe con- of Omaha. • or FtiraisMngs cause they have acquired knowledge." Phone AT. 1892 402 Karbach Block sideration that it deserves. EEMEMBEK It is imperative that we "sell" the i More and more are we realizing that Practical Idealism Relief Work A notable contribution" to the Free Wise Hospital to. every Jew inwe are our Brother's Keeper. More Loan work this year is the Sarah Omaha. The hospital gives free serv- and more are we acting in the spirit WOLF BROS. Today is the day of accounting. As to the third feature of the work Zimman Memorial Fund, amounting ice to 98% of our poor sick in need of "noblesse oblige". More and more Office Phone JAckson S12S' 1421 DOUGLAS S T . This is our inventory day, our day of of our ofiice, the relief work done, let to $2,000 which her .children have of .hospitalization, and certainly de- are we endeavoring to live up to our JOHN FELDMAN JOE I * WOLF SAM N. WOLF serves the patronage of those who reckoning. Givers of the Jewish me first give you the cold figures. given in her memory. In brder to Jewish ideals and find them comClothier Community, members of the Jewish Let you yourselves count the heart function more effectively the Society! can afford to pay for services. The patible- with good citizenship. This Full Dress Suits and Tcsedos Welfare Federation, you ask your of- throbs that were quickened by means will have to have its fund increased | report of the President of the Wise must and will help usher in the comfrom its present capital of- $23,000 to Hospital is not a cheerful one. How- ing - era of common brotherhood THE BRINN & JENSEN CO. ficers, "What have you dpne-during of the funds you give. The men; Moved from 109 No. 16th St. to ever, we are optimistic that our cam- amongst ourselves and amongst all 203 Karbach Block. 15th & Do m l as St the past year with your stewardship; women and children who were pro- a capital of at least ?35,000.- Wholosnie~papet distributors for paign of education will bring the mankind. what have you done with.our dol- vided with food, fuel, -shelter- and . desired results and that the report lars?" Our answer in brief is:'For medical aid, for a period ranging from Northern Toilet Tissue Jewish Education next year will show a larger decrease relief, that is for fuel, food, light, one to twelve months, numbered one in the financial loss. 1X12 Barney Street . •" rent, clothing—for life necessities,—• hundred and fifty-five. These folks For Not only.has the Wise Hospital ltwe spent 34 cents of your dollar embraced 36 families. ' The total AT-lsntic 640S Jewish education is 'today con•which amounted to a total of ?X7,- amount spent as before stated was sidered by Jewish s'ocial service as a self ^done excellent work mjhe treat-, 252.08. For health work and :; for ?24,002.08. But this work cannot be community function which should be ment and cure of^our] Poor—credit is •_._.__ _,*.«._: _^j a nJd _maintained ^ : _ J . « : « « J b*.„ shelter of the aged combined we spent represented by dollars and. cents organized, financed y also d u e t o t h e individual m e m b e r s of! PAXTON-MJTCHELL CO. 13% cents of your dollar, making a alone. _ Keeping families ; together, | the entire community. A Jew ignorant t h e staff of t h e Hospital a n d to the.; grand total for relief work of'47% when disaster and misfortune threaten' of his Jewishness and of his Judaism, other physicians who have given their. !7(t? »nii Uarttis t-««. IJA. USIS SklanatRctnrcrK nt Crsss, Bronce. t o t h e poor a t t h e call of t h e . cents, nearly one half of your .dollar, their disruption, requires the whole- is " coming ' to ' * "' 'i •n •t o• l— ' b l eservice be considered e r a . , , , . * -I,--;-?.,,, *,„* %lDmlunnt ami Soft Orny Iron i or §24,002.08. For the Community hearted interest of our workers. JRe- More and more are we realizing our | Federation. Many a physician, has Von «re assorrd et soft castings, AND ALSO Center, for the Y. M. and Y^ W. H^ A., enforcing the power of your dollar responsibilities for the training of our made home ^visits at all hours of the we mHrhino m n w from evpry he«€ te for Jewish educational worTc and" for was the personal service rendered children in their responsibilities as day and night for poor patients, often i*>tnn<lnrd *in* vnnt Iron all other cultural work that go toat families by your Relief Com- Jews. , ' .• S r e a t personal sacrifice. 1307 Howard St. At. 8028 ^11»"hlTl|rR til Stftok. ward making better Jews and; better these especially the representatives The Talmud Torah is our present, citizens of our children, we spent 30 mittee, Omaha, Ncbr. the Jewish Women's Welfare Or- most important single agency in the Jewish Women's Welfare cents of your dollar, or a total of of ganization. The workers of this of all the children of all ' ?15,172.€0. For the care of orphaned committee" who visited the families education Organization . . . . . . See our. people. Education in_ the lanand dependent children, for the care performed an inestimable service, one guage, the faith, the ethics, and the • of the tubercular in our four national that money could not have bought. moralK principles of the founders ofj Rialto Music Shop hospitals, and for the afterrcare of Truly, their wqdc is its own rewards JJudaism Welfare Or-1 u d a i s m iis s Talmud o r a h work. u r I J h e JJewish e w i s h Wome UNCLE SAM BREAKFAST Talmud TTorah work. O Our" our convalescent sick poor,,we ex- The co-operation of the Visiting Census shows t h a t not mpre t h a n 4 0 % f » ™ » & o n i s a n integral p a r t of t h e —TWO STORES— Federation. It is bone of its bone and pended 12 cents of your" dollar, or a Nurse Association, who worked hand of bur children are receiving a Jewish j FOOD CO. 1416-18 Douglas Street total of $6,000.00. For personal in hand with1 us, advising in matters education. There are about 1600 flesh of its flesh. Its work has been 24th &N Sts, So. Omaha. service, for social service, and for all of family hygiene and family sanita- children between the ages of 6 andmentioned in the report of our Relief Department, but besides that the the other work that your office was tion should be noted here with 14 in Omaha, out of which number Jewish Open Evenings. Women's Welfare Organizacalled upon- to administer, we spent gratitude. -.'••'. nearly 1000 are growing :up ignorant tion furnishes the# Federation with 10% cents of your dollar, of. $5|of our faith and of our ideals. To membership affiliation and with in- j 470.00. -: - •:•;. Transients. all forward-looking men and women, We are as close to being a one Two major problems confronted our these',figures"iare surely a challenge. spiration as well as with money and'. 6 U 1 T E K a n d EUQS hundred per cent Federationas -there Relief Department during the past # ' • Our local Talmud Torahs happily, workers for the aid of the sick and; Carpenter Paper Co is; in the country, but our Federa- year. The first was the bugaboo of in, spite of many: difficulties, are per- the distressed. .. Distributor* • ol Council BJuiTs. la. tion is not perfect? our Federation is social work—the transients. As informing" a splendid piece of educaWestern- Bond—and High not finished—it: is still in t]jeprocess ifiost big problems, the simplest solu- tional work'. Five times a week nearly Home for The Aged Grade Stationery of-evolution. JPor as long as we%keep tion proved to be the best. We gave four hundred children 'Come to theI JAckson 1862 Omnna Nebraska. on serving, our work can never be the transient the choice of work if he schools' for instruction./•-• It. it a •was well, or of hospital care of he finished.. The efforts,, of • the;, entire] finishe, We still need symbols of love. "We was sick. Most 'transients were not platitude, but nevertheless a platitude i are: necessary to:k community ktiep up pleased worth .^repeating, that the' Talmud Jews are rich in symbols, for they are with this idea, and apparently this evolution and maintain our onehave since decided to cut Omaha from Torahs and the other religious and a necessary part of life. Symbols, hundred per cent Federation. "Manufactxired in Omaha* E. E. Bruce & Co the fitof < E tfcTv^ff £vm e t h l c a l s<*°ols i n ° u rc*ya r e the said a philosopher, are to deeds what W. During the past year your Federa- Slnof o £ S ^ w r S t W " < n T ^ s t c o r n e r s t o n c s o f ° u r f u t u r e <»ia- the cask is to Wine. So with our tion continued to maintain amicable Plan" w a f f n l W ^ S i H n / J ^ a h ^ i m M i t y ^ BAKEK ICE MACHINE CO. Omaha Fixture &. Home for the Aged. Aside from the ' ' • WHOLESALE relationship with its constituent and | good th g Druggists and Stationers Supply Co. - affiliated organizations. We have J our homeless aged, we have in the tOI*403-40fl Hnutb imt> Mtrm been part and parcel of the Omaha of the Mid-Western cities. The Jewish Home a beautiful symbol of love. It COMPLETE STOKE AND The Community Center * Council of'Social Agencies, the Men's Federations in Ohio and of the city is a symbol to all the world that we OFFICE OUTFITTERS Indianapolis were chosen as labo^Service -League for Boys, the. Mid- of *»ke c^re of those who need our help. ratories in which to work out this We eccupj Cultural canters will help eradicate western Amateur Athletic Union, and plan. ever TB.OOO scoar* Snrt BEN C I V I S The immediate effect it is hoped, our social ills much better than will • j_J., W. V. TS'KAVEU the State Conference .of Social Work, will be Sentbwest Consw AVe. 1011 to discourage aimless wander- charitable organizations. The former! Ja. 12(50 We have helped the Jewish national lusts from all efse Oonel»» Wtreet*. —"---— •' Clevontb injuring themselves by are .constructive while .the. latter are ' organizations, and have co-operated Old WEAV£R ^d CIVIN with our sister.Federations through- courting trouble and mishap far from I merely, corrective. Corrective institu- j OMAHA. home. *" tions, .whether they be penal, educa-J out the country. Architects tional or merely prohibitory, (such as Unemployment. Engineers prohibition. laws), wa "nave been National Institutions ^ ^ i J T ™ * ZafmP1 " i 6 1 " ; lea "»ing to our regret, do not correct, Personal Service LET US PLAN YOUR HOME ^ n i f l ? o t solve, and of Their very, presence calls forth op•••• • ADVO COFFEE re could not TTnpn^Wr^t ^ .^ ^ ft needff. &. OS BUILDING - i c a-u f ?o f y PP si itt ee ^action: What youth needsis I Ten Ten national institutions are daily -Now as to the personal service, the ^T f Poverty guidance ami suggestion. Cultural serving Omaha." They comprisehhos- ' Experience — Efficiency ADVO JELL ADVO FOODS 10 7111611 and. centers teach by precept and example pitals for the tubercular; ri Unemployment social. <service and the * relief: work ill .vJSfnF^ix. . ^inP. ? * pricept ^»«» ' - - hospitals • • ' 'Service • txnder the direction of.opr office: There ill .Health are the underlying' causes rather than by foTce, and thus their for the convalescent and homes for has heen no actual expenditure of or- probably 85%. of our relief work is efficacious. • our orphans; care of immigrants OMAHA, XEBK. ' faadB for the personal service.- But.problems. We try our best to serve Our Community Center is the both here and abroad, and research ©^personal energy.. much;#iasfc.beea as an employment agency, but em- physical expression of a united Jewry bureaus that study and advise in

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