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PAEK . A . baseball team -will ^BasEfaall jBsadqnarters team •Bimrliiy '-alifirnonn a t lEinrwood st -3i3D 5 . rm. "These ±SED teams 3n a / t i e 5 a r iseconH place and "-the-game Sunday "will b e t h e deciding; l a m e ifnrcthe ^percentagE column nf d i e J u n i o r Omaha TLajagnE. lEfae " y T h a s hwm jgreatley- -strengthened additional ^plajnerB .and": by >Eon^practices Iheld ibrring :tb£ "Week.
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• PULITZER PRIZE NOVEL BEGINS IN Abotrt DUE "thousand people beard I little "Miss Harriet Abraham, ten year i J 72££ JEWISH PRESS NEXT WEEK* concert old Tiolm prodigy, at i e r first public j given Saturday .afternoon, j With ±he .next OESUB T^he J e w ish 3£ress commences jsiililisBfiim TP yprial l a r m nof ***SD 33ig,~" Miss Tf^f}TTH IFefber'-E A-mprnprp-n movEl •whip-fr "has J u s t "been swartled fbs ^Pnrtzer lErize of ^L;DDD "for fhs A-mprrran -nnvrfl jHtDliBhea' flnring 1324 "which i e s t -represents rfiie •wholesome H±TTH>B-jihere of A~w*rwv-*rn Ifff. Tmff "the ^highest :stHndBr3s uf American manners a n S ananhoori. -Miss IFefoers'-s n3nzs-"wrmvrng novel of 3. _ -woman imck.. iEanner "who iEornxB. ^beauty dn cabbages h^g been chosen fean ;a long list as ihe most appropriate tfor 3Ehe Jewish. ;Press
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3Hay .23, at the City Auditorium. Har- j XononoTitcii, her managrer and in- j structor, Kponsored the concert, ! to Obtain Bvery Family JBK Members t o Federation. Xittle IMiss Abraliam is a talented j •ciolinist and -will leave Omaha soon ! ^ i tKiTTC 3 5 3-D -with bsr mother and Tnanager. Plans SAM X TJEON. CHAIEMAK are being made by vKononovitch 1*> OF CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE liave his ^prodigy tour i h e United A -special campaign, vil: FOOTI bf Dmaim I ^ a ^ X ID. 3 . 3 . Toll 3mia; States and probably the large cities iatmched foi- nev: members to thf a "'IBstter TjndeistaiiSing iDay 3Rroin 35nxope. Jewish "Welfare Federation. Thiss .grsmj" oWadnesday evening. -3ane S, special membership committee -will hr a t ^TVrrrpTp Tarn pi A'7] -TTWirHwrK -p-nfl : beaded by Sann. J. lieon, chairman, tfcbeir -Trifiii^g a r e -.u r'jjtiil ^to a t t e n d "this! aHBfeted by -X .T. Siosherp. At fhr present time t h r planF PTT. jbeTnf:UTae zmeetimr topic -will Ire "'^Better jMrs.'jttlltnn 3F:riiahemi' '.Coining Mere formulated as tc the method of t!« TTnQsrstaiiaing 3JstWB2n Jew rand) GenAuspices 01 ^Hadaasoh. iikiL" iSam Baber ' \ d l l l a v e . c h a r g e campaign. MelS in .«TF "Every man ,aud womaii in Qmsht, IThe -Omaha Chapter tjISaiiassah 3B Deuva -who EiijovE ±he comioTt* of hiy girig ix meefcshould he 6 -member of on ^nldheim, af jSOlwaukefi, check ±o i h e Anthrtr's "The Annual Conference of Jewish landings; elfare : FfideratioT.." raid Sam t£fae speakers "who Toll -par- nne of :ine best women-.oratoxs an t£hs 3?tni3 #or:±he car? janfl assistSocial Service meets this year from " ^ ' ticipate :Jar -fins iBpecial jnrogram ~wfll cuuutry.. 3ffrs. IFuldhfiini "will iix-s 'jancfi nf rilS, sick ainfl 3iee9j arJune "7 to 3une ID in Denver, Colo. J " W e e K P G C t t h e ^' e o P l e o f O l n B h 8 u nf ~Ehs ^Ha3asBab at he IBmrtice 3L GfifTm, Grand iists 2ms -snqe laesii; rmaile by This i s the twenty-sixth "annual meet- j cooperate with us so that the Feder;of -ifae lineal IlniigE of the knights :tS; tea. rfco be -given a t ^the : JEss-3FefbEEi, "^bi^-iB ;a .^member ing of the Conference. The impcrr_.. .1a t i t m caT1 Clolumbus, ^TIH ULablii lEredefiEk Conn. - itel/IEuEsday afternoon, J.une 2i -cf_iiis Jfivo^i.-j^afli.- 3©ss F e r •ant problems coslroiitinf: Jewish St*- j T i i e n e e d o f ^ ^ Federation is knowi, jBttempt 3s being made ±D ber lias long bfien a -mEmber of rial Tvnrk are to receive the atten- ! t c e v e r > r o n E - ^ e v.-ork tliai it " tion and thorough discussion of n o t ' f 0 T t h e ~P°m% t h e o r P h a i -- t i M r£he "board"aS '-SfaHSbqEB-'aial "her un ihis only professional 'Jewish social work- the sick, and many others it- vnrj letter statsfl simply i h a t ; 3 i s r ant "to '"Better unaErstanding :5s ^n 3ine ers, "who "will be present, in birgre -iram- great." ..gift ^was ±b.e '"partial<tliscliar|*e The Federation dnriiif the "bers, but also of the trustees and of 3. cre3i± obligatinn." • JLoflgE convention _ members of "Boards of Directors of \ year has made rapid ndvancw many oi^anizations ihrocfrhotit the | branches of social ser\-ir.c. The Feran A-fltmfi> .tsty," -saifl -SamlBB- f of oiaisfl fenn f & iiigfa." j eration duriiig the past six month* Eountry. "her. I ^ii A-f. -Hm; aneeiing jRev. J o l m IHfinmg, i Among the subjects of general ir?- (jramed control of the transient prnb~ f s -noFrfcrrm as xejporfcer' on -3ier URpt rrf ^Che -Goofl Will ennnnifc-. terest, contiemin^: which members of I ^ e n i ; * ou^h an effective method rpaper, TVTIRS the Knperintenne-nt, "ftrilliaTn Ti-. "fee Conference have, thought and :5aon shs-was 'fBEtter ^UndErstandinE H a y ^bnmed -over a period of years, and Bleumenthal. These trarrsients, co-n-ifeatnrs -stones "for t h e which "will receive detailed discussion ing: to -Omaha from all partp of th? Jew-ana Gentile;" Joxcnial -anfl later for at this Conference, are fhe following': country, -were put to -work ir. ihe Chicago "Tnbmre. MISS J3X&A ~FERTSER. •Tie .-relationship of the Community I ™ 1 ^"a^tinjr work, but money, th-?v ioflge X >ti. 3 . B . pn June -3, -will i e breakdown t u r n s S iiET inChest to the Jewish Federation, on j immediately left the city and haw •jiyp lHEt -ifpEn lassiixig -nf "QIE -season. Tdiich a paper -will Ibe presented -by ! ^J 3 1 ?^ ^hiE propag-anda to their :mam Seaines r£h& jmraiinent ^psafeers -Siat Mr, "William J . Shroder, -who is pres- j companions of the -wide open spaces. ~voll l e m i n e -program, ^aevsral 'nescame one of - t o Mghest-ipaifl short story » As interpreter of the iQBas-"gn5 jfeeams "The transient problem is only ant iKpfinnal annsical mtmibers -rail i e .arident of ^the Hnxrtro Social in AnrerTca. . -Miss -^Hrbers ^nuvfals j ^ r a i n a s of "&e -hsrHwarming irddfliE class, ranged if or. xff CinciimEti and is aten B£ the anarsy prohiemB ihat ^arise -JT> l Giris" SDA "So chairman of the l&Ecntive Budget thE community. The relief caser for ;ai aiiewa '.ffemntinn as TVTr<:. "T^-nlHIipfm "Ball tram and. .the msit • Ghsst j ' "fhat "will "be xjf special 'laujgnl. 'is "tlss that, are handled in in that city." Start xeading "So ~Eig" i n "Ihs Jewish jHiss yefher -wifii iha TmDahoratkm of wumtui. " — The devElnpmsnt nf thE Training Federation office alone convinee on* P-ress nes± week. —~ Dfirer -nranbers • on the -program -will George .Kaufman i s s -recently School :f or Jewish Social Work in the of the importance of this great work:'" Tie -vocal selfictions i y J i r s . Harry C.: The membership campaign will bt Qj-fc'Jiniy.Ktioii o f • wijich "th^ CoTrfglance :SteelE, :accDmpaniEa l?y ~Mm. "Walter i Israel ^Exercises Snnflay plsyed a vital part, "will be described launched 'Holiday morning -witli Silvei. IMrs. 'Senry Mansky will mmm, June 14. by ~$B±. "Maurice J . Hxtrpf.-the Directrrr cial comrnittses headed by Sam 32abbi Chaflop Announces and J. -3. Siosberg-, to canvs of the School. Changing: renditions Shfivauth Service Topics Temple 3srael Btmasy Sckabl Jn a Uetter ±0 ~Mxs. lEnldheim, •'in social service, as .a result of the Ute city for all people in Omaha Synagogues mil liold Shevuotfa LsveixLv—sevgn ^pupils and -the •atdr 3H. ~K.. Seek, tsf ^Wisconsin, says changed policy "with respect to immi- j J o i r he .Federation. services •this evening and also on I x i 3kraEl Synagngoe Sunday iin part: "2 '\vmil ~to cangTatiilatE gration, and the -visible effects of the j day and Saturday mornings. 3* ^RnsentbaL Elected -rmfffrm eighteen i i i s xrpon &£ ^splendid addjsss yon Spetaal Committee €0 K a n SOT •School immigration policy, particularly .in' Habbi J . HI. Chailop -will be at ihe •aX "Steeting. »0f to "ibs seriate-iomniittEe the work of Jewish family agencies, S'nai Israel Synagogue IFxiday momat iihe TTemplE -will :be -the "iiH "to tabdlish Trill also ibe presented. iing and bas chosen as bis sermon XI. 3vosentbal "was unanimmiBly -Mr. IHarry XnsEter -will Ixeld thlE tBnnday antraiiiig, IHay Sl, : xriilitary training Jn I h s "Dnivfirsily The 3Elationship nf Hebrew schools at 20 o'clock. The 13?nai Israel am- "Wisconsin, logic and splen- man xS -the xommittee on xhsrgE of subject, "The Bihle as the Begmning, elected ^mssideht -of the Council of to the problem of Jewish juvenile deAt a special convocational at 3)icnic tto be iheld by the T . Hi.' the THiddle, and the S i d of "the Jevdsh "Women s± its .smmal election linquency, the subject of the deliu- o'clock Tuesday morning the 3irmarrts -will ;hold "their Hervices Sun- did deTivery ^was one of "the best ^ "World's Civilization/' lilEmarial servnf officers "held HHonday "Jhas come "before "the-legislatuTE." i and X W. S . A. in July. Other 3nsmday -afternoon, .3nne 1A, .at .2:130. quent in child caring organisations, chapter of Delta Sigma Pi, interne ""She ^gieals i » yonr ^JOTCEIB of betE on the committee are IJEOWB 3<D- ices -will be held at all "Synagogues 12ay -25, s t "the ;Brandeis Grill 3ioom. and "the application of psychological tional honorary busmest fratornttv. The 3ollDwiTig are TEemple ffrrafil iionght lather than tto BEntiment. She -«itsky, Grace lEossnstein, Tearl BhEr- Saturday -morning. Folio-wing "ths Other officers elected -unanimously Tesearch to the "treatment of delin- made its annual presentation of thf , ZHarian Graetz, snd Jack ^leish- .memoxial services a t i h e Beth 33ame- are 3Irs. 5 . S. .Koldstrom, -vice pres- quency, as -well as a symposium on society's scholarship key. This- kg.'. • Ozzz&lz2i» :SLOBS mat anafce ;yon cry, but she noes IKatc --MaHteL Jr. C3ierriiBS. drosh Sagodol Synagague Saturday ident; Mrs. X jSarry ISnlakcfsky, xeinan. :make yon ihirik," -wrote 3Brs. larffe T OBOIT JMnycrcvrich. lt trr , Habbi Charlop ^will talk on cordmg .secretary; airs. J. -P. Cohn, community organisation, -with partic- j is one that IF ,a.v.-arderi annualtv T\ illiam Gaspax. O^ouiK HHOSHBT. 53. Steams, nf "the 3legent lEBlwaukee On Ittonday Evening, -June 33, the ular reference to the .synagogue and j that male student in -the college Saiil Giaetz. IDstfille-Kathan. fmancial sscretarj-; ^Mrs. Xso Pkosei)- to the federation -will .also 1 ^Normal ficliool, ixi irbe Club Gcirrndc GTecitherp. Hartom Itaynrnu. be & T -will bold Its mest 3^gular otnesting '3fecoration Day draught MS- I business bi actoiinistration who, Hermine ^Hirsclimaii. 3iob Tltosentluil. -theiical Conception of Hesurrection. thal, trfiasursr: and JKErs. ^Harry cussed. at-the Jewish Community Center, .At i graduation, ranks highest in : i ILiroId 3SendiB. ^dxrtn Sunimer, IRosenfelS,' !Mrs.*3 iildheim "will "be the guest nf -£he last aneefing, ield Of particular moment, since the | sfop f0T •Q)E .entire coirrsc. Dr. VjrTjeon IKopalcl. I^iieile Weiss. "was "the "largest xeg-- Conference is to be in Denver, -will 3!ickli£ "Boasherg wbilE i n ±sg, May .25, the 3blhrwing Herman ^Lsvinsan. Xouise in corijunction -with Dean Irtv 1 ilaiion :iladiol. "to be ^held -this ysa , be the Health Section, held as a clos:paxidnipa±ed nn -the jigoggam; Coimcil ^Blnff« made the presentaftor, tr "wsre given "by "the xhair- ing session, taking- i o r its .general atuth IBemsteiii. Hnrolil f. lEvbason, Jack Frfiidfin, and Bob LURLE&L 1M HBMIJSIS and I iittti.v Bernard 'Cohen who had tht JUbert S a i d i n s . "Leopold -Mtrrka. men of the Snldlwini- conmnttees.: Xucile TVT.TCTIP ilariitii ^Bchaxf. theme the problem of jBrxrwn, of -Denver, Colo., "who highest tamaase riming: IOUT yearr- t£: Omaha l^odge 3^0. 354, 3. D. B. B-, "JMrs. William Xi. Siaizman, emigra~ In this session local as compaTed -with this ysark Benior class. :Mx. 3ere3 several -vacal ^selections. lion; U r s . Barry A . "Wolf, "SDcial serv- .climatiE treatment nf tuberculosis, edShe Bfnai -Israel Sy^iagDgne: iold its aifixt a-egnhir Chadacoff accompahiEd 3&.speech nf acceptance poixstni. Irene 3Hirsii. •3ICTTTJS W i s h e r , xusrain ice; ZMXE. ^ErsHericli: Coin, -religion; acation .cf t h e public anout inbercu-.j o u this Himrsday evisning', June .11, st IHumorouE. BEtectinns ware, :iiiSl± ^ ^ k e y B h o u k j l w o f iarwrencife Gross. Bam ZCatslbawn. S a r r y 3Ealashock, msnibeTsliip; iosis through the social worker, Toliy F 3 y : Jewish Community Center. This Sunday morning,3Say Sl.ihe pupils: given by ^ y m a n SbfieiE. •By*vin U.vth'Vttdte. hipher . ^ernmand Adter, courtesy.; ISrs. i h s prbblsm nf post-sanitarium care. -meeting "Will be tjf xitmost inrptrrtance, •Berulee . iEstlier lilotgan. !Hr. Jack JiieQen, 3. nmeinbEr nf i3re cff ibE IB'nai Israel Synagogue should thp tl Steinberg. OGthel 3urWich. .3. P. Cohn, social and hospital: TVlrs. as xeparts -will be Tnade of "the Dis•wiTi ..be t h e principal subjects for dis- comrnir •freshman tn jrreater present :a Shevudih public ^program. guaxtet, maSe Jus B pi i ention, -which Sadie Ufiayns, <*ivae and cussion. trict Brand Xodge L.lbby 35catrice BUverman. !Ehe ^program -will beghi a t 3J0SO. program :her£, _as TIB "roll Cohen ie also a 'Thi Uete Kaptife 13sthcr -will i e held in Peoria, 31L, June "7 to ZMrs. ~L. Siller, -jiuhlicity: and Mrs. £.: The officers of the Conference a r e : which fraternity he was rec»mi;l~ MissMartyB "Wehistebi, "tgnchpr nf tSffi JLOT Chicago tp 3nrthsr 3us anfi -ahso coTtficniHtirm class, "will be chairman ^studiesin music. 10. Tresident, Dr. Ijudwig-13. BemstEin, pledged tD. MB is the son of "Sit. Pittsburgh. of the jprogram. The local IB'nai BMth lodge -will i^eport on Araericaiiizatran. and Mrs. A. Cohen, 2232 KoTth !Nit«-. Preceding the business imesting, the "v"ice president, lfl.orris D. Waldman, 3Ir. TCTliam JR. ISttzmenffaal 3u>ld a sx>lf .tuurnament i c r members SONDEED ^afabi -J. M. Cbaflop -will ^spfiak only. The fh-st and sscond -rounds members -were tJiiLeriahsed at a one Detroit; Miss Dorothy C. JKahn, BaiTA3HD3ES1OSE timore. others -who -wBl ^appear nn ihe pro-at -the most xonvEnieiit o'clock lunchfion. •GEEMAW 3N 1E3EBEKG 3TKE I. ."M. ."MaigTiles, iff ZfJsw 'STDrk; The IMi3-"WEstEni Conference of ibe Treasurer, luouiE US. Cahn, Chicag-o. gram are Sidney -Balderiherjj, -who place i o r ths contestants, -with l b s Warsaw. (J. IT, EXHIB.IT 'City, :is;in Omaha i o r i h e JShBvunth, Council of Jewish ^Women -will be held •will :give -£he stary of Sfasvnnfh; ja' Becretary, Samuel A . Goldsmith, isemi-Snals snd fmabs pbiyed a t the r A T h o l i d a y s ahd lirinrrg jg. -mpaKpgrp -Truwi has caused 'the broke But in i n Omaha ' -Jail.— 3 5ve 'States -will Cologne. (J. T. A. The juhilee-c«K "the 3SIizrachi conveirtion -which "was piano solo by ^ n n nbretiak; dance Hoss iff rthB EHQT£ pxopEity iS three Bighhmd Country club. i&Jl imembers he -reprjesEnteE, "namely, mssouri. Dk- SBV- Tork. •numbers :by ^Dorothy lEreidel, T2sth£r 3axe •urged "to enter "the first .annual ; hundred jEwish -familiss an :& ebration commemoratmp tire -ntorecently held at Clevelanfl, «O". 3la5bi T-Hfibraska and South hihoma, contest. "thousand ysars since Uhinelanfl hr»3iargales "will deliver addresses fm all Stem, liibby iBernstaim, snd Sara 'Urs-i Among -thoss-who sufferard ilium f t e DD3 Dakota. • : 'to •Germarty was beiruti httrt xonfbigTation -WBTE a .number iff the Synagogues, mameiy, -the 35*nai : " t i a k . """ .- • ' , - • ' • - ' TKVITK HITLEE TO Jewish tfarniligs "who - 2 0 " ^ i * an exposition df hit** Israel SyjiagognB a t 33ighteenfii and TASCiSTlC COIvFEEENCE BDT3T 'OF Chicago BtrHfits; :the BEQI 1H •lost -^all tfheh" ibeiflngings. • liome. {J. T. A.) A catsgoricai |*3rical Exhibits. Chancellor Lutb«t IPO gQK0R&5T 3HEIHC TO CITT ACTORS denial that PremiEr Mussolini has in- j T C a £ ™ official guest of honor 8t Ust Sagoddl Synagngue, 3ImetHenfh The cause nf "&£ fire"3sss"not been W11MOUT 3EWISH 3POPITI/flTttCgs "WgRhrr^Um. .(3^ 33. 13.) lEresidBnt jBurt cstrfiHts1^ "jfiie -An???gR "W.ardhas been TEceived Iium -T;fn- Coolidge 'has 3ECEivEd a t -ths White vited -&e •German anti-BemitE, Adolph | operimg nf -the -celebration iBncharest. (J. IE. JL) TbE trial DISynagogue, IT^enty^fffth :and .Seward; Considerable -attention -WHK , t o attfeensl the international com, ^Tebr., "that 3Edwara AlbsTt, Bouse IHauiicE Swaxtz, -directar lireets, .and "the ~B*nrii Jacob Syna- lE^rofsssnr Cndreann lor implication .by -the Jemsh histGrical exhibit .conference -of <Faseisti at Eome, as freshman :at "the University of Ne- 3addish Act lEheatre of XEADiX P-ROPDSES Tort, •was THpurletl by the snti-Semitic press is part, of the general exposition. gogue .at T"wenty-fourth and !KichD- in "the mnrder of "the Jassy Chief of braska, •was hist -week -pteidgsd to the and hi:' enSxe Jtroupe, TVHO gave a JPolice, has been started m TEhuxnr COTHMOK ^rOK-TDECnC las streets. ago, is pub- Chancellor, in company with Theta 3su, a ;pre-medn; Sonxjrary IFra- performanes 3tay 2S in one of -the eg. Berlin a few sevafin, -where -fhere sire -no -Jewish IRabbi Hargules lecenily returned .a -Fiscist liabhi Sober of Cologne, mane -Mr\ ite* lished .by "the -ternity. TLratng Albert i s -an itanaha "Washington "-theatres. Jfirusalem. (J. T. A..) A. inhabitants. 33 0 disturbances 3iave :Ep82tioTi of the -Jewish .eshlbit, •***>•. Bum an -Extended visit in Palestine. organ. for an-ATab-Jewish conxerencE "to dis- boy, the son T& IMr. and -Mrs. 3H. Aloccurred. pressmg .admiration for 1 The ~"Mss$zge?D" lidicules the ProiEessm' Cuza, leader of the ZRou- XUES hnprovements "in the agxicuhaaral bert. H e as .2. sraduate -of ihe Omaha j •work displayed 'by "the. invitE gsstion that •^ensral situation nf Palestine is Central High School. S E SEEBEET SATVTCEL Tuanian anti-Semitic movement, anfl MSIAMiSHED" IN -"CEEAIK1A "Hifler to a .Fascist! C D M E I J E T E S TAEEWELLITOTIE .one iumdrfid and thirty othEr ivit- •maoE'in an open tetter-^rablisheti in CZEENDWTXZ -3EW-S , *<3. T-A-> A aiew Jewish Ss byjHusa ATiHin, -wellTniinrn (J. IE. A.) -Sir Herbert Planfor ^National jFlower Hay . T-AT :MKE WQB GrOV A t -the -first trial of Professor Gofl- Arab leader of Hamleh. rnment courl. "whsTe all proceed- liaise 3?anfl for i a t e r ILvcemn i 'Cammissioner .of 3^alings "will be-conducted in "Yiddish was IPlans will be made for the annual than -E500 •was -.Taised for "ibfi j IHnsa Afadin jn-ojiosss "flmt the .in ZPocsany sE'were -estrne, jrstumed JSIay J20 i£rom s. ioirr (3.TT. A.) ^md Arabs shnuld Establish x Jewish National Puud Howsr Day opensd at ZnnTvievsk, district cf Odes- Jjabari,ycfitnn Jimd s±ja dinner .broke nut. JSIany TJT '-the isauntrc. of CzGHiowdts, TiDunymia, at •ga, TTne openrrat •was tnaffeed by tsfs t B. TnKStmE uI all inur -was; Jewish stores --were :phtnjfcrefl, •u fine <aE.Si«iEteen 2A. psrticrpated TSI "by Snnosy on . ihsir -and Jewish school 310 -political rfnncikm, hut shoulil -fin—' from "3n rfhe Tuiiu -nf sfaxewsll ~ix> idi hoEiness anen wfa» The 1mfcvr igncenm is ptamfaasa It-was only sifter iheanv tions in ihfi city *o be i s l d Snnflay itsBli with rdloriistB ^and i h e otirex 3nbablk.to fee given fbe last TVEBI: in -CDtO1, a t rtbe City TEalmufl ^n^ jsoeisl prDblemB tihs 'iuHintry beiarfi 3ns a rejHiiL art 3fce liabar Useeum fi ctualiinterestE jqf Troth IBachanst'tiiat imlsr ^wi rfffirR.
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Mar> Yabroff, '25, Wichita, Kas., is a member of the University Players and of the Dramatic club. She attended the University of California the first semester of this year.
MANY RESERVATIONS FOR FORMAL OPENING
More than one hundred reservations have already been received for the formal 'opening 'of the Highland Tne Jewish Press is supptied by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (Jewish Country Club Saturday evening. pbrrespomlehce Bureau) with'"cabled and tejegraphic Jewishnews^in addition Many of these parties have been re; t6 feature articles atiS correspondences from all important Jewish -centres, inqumer regarding., news items credited; to this Agency will be gladly served, for twelve, and more memanswered if addressed'to-Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 621 Brbadway» New bers. The opening this year will be Y o r k C i t y . "' : . • - ' : [ : ..'::.:.:•' ' • • •'•-•' -:••-•-. . one of the best ever held by any Country club, according to Sidney . : •;•"'i :•• . . A CONFIRMATION -MEDIATION- ;: ; • ' .;;."/-g Mahley, chairman of the entertainIn our commercial age, abundant evidence fcould jfye cited, tp ment committee. The committee has indicate how intense is the vigilance and-.hbw'painstaMrig is th<i carefully made plans for an entercare with which we surround our material treasures. If ;all the taining program. safe deposit boxes in a single state were placed end oh end, thejr The music for the Highland Counwould, girdle - the earth several times and reach some distance try club dances will be furnished by toward the mooh.. If all the money spent on insurance, against Leo Braviroff and his orchestra. burglary or loss of our valuables were devoted to education and Special tables have been arranged religion, we could build many handsome schools and sanctuaries for the many reservations that have and endow them for years to come. l i t h e ingenuity and industry been received for the Highland counapplied to the making and selling of jewelry, rugs and golf clubs j try club dinner. Mr. A. Herzberg, were;.; directed tqwardthe. healing of the sick, the redemption of chairman of the house committee and the/ falierii the. protection of the oppressed and the unfortunate, members of the committee have been making plans for the arrangement we^ould be.well .on our way toivard the millenium. ,.;No!;thpughtful person :can reasonably find fault with a proper 6t tables. CHANGE OF ADDRESS—Please give both the old nna Dew address; .--'-. be sure and Kive your oame. ;..,.,„..'
realization of the need arid value, of rnaterial things, botn. in the raw and in the elaborated form. \^hile -we know "that we cannot live by; bread alone, and while, we are forced to recognize that we cannot exist in our possessions; exclusively, yet we thoroughly comprehend that ;we cannot live without them, and it is but elemental intelligence that prescribes the duty of guarding our material treasures. * ' - • ;• This reflection leads us to confess the stupidity, the inexperir enc£, the imbecility that characterizes the general negligence of our. highest, and truest wealth by countless thousands of our present generation. Consider for a moment how "precious is the evolving spiritual qualities of our children. How long it takes to drain a young mind to contemplate divinity! How laborrious a process to impart habits of loyalty and ambition to changeable young natures. - How much patience and planning go into the creation of the prayerful disposition, the Godlike fervor for righteousness, the sustained enthusiasm for justice and the stiff resistance to every form of evil. What joy is felt by all good Jews to witness the climax of the youthful years in the spiritual exaltation of the Confirmation experience! It isa form of spiritual wealth that involves more exquisite taste, more refined wisdom, rnore tlurable courage, more creative patience than are employed in the production of the material treasures that we value. If we are wise, we will do more to appreciate the" great spiritual wealth which we possess in our boys and girls. If we are prudent" we will plan to preserve their present ardor and zeal. If we are farsightefl, we will resolve to set them far better examples of piety and service than heretofore, in order-that this precious wealth may not b'e lost to Israel and humanity.—The Chronicle. - •-:.
YIDDISH FILM IN SOVIET RUSSIA WILL BI Moscow. (J. T. A.) "The by Sholom Aleichem; famous Yiddish writer, will be made into a film "to be shown throughout Russia, as part of the Jubilee celebrations of the twentieth anniversary of. the 1905 Revolution, it has been announced by the 'government, which has" just cbii' eluded arrangements for the production. ~'~~ "The Flood" deals with the perio'd of the first, revolution in 1905. The Moscow Hebrew.Theatre Company will act for the picture, which Mil be "completed by August 1. The Jewish composer, Milner, lias been commissioned to write tne music for the prdduction of "The Flood," which is the first Yiddish film to be produced in Soviet Russia. BULK OF APRIL v IMMIGRANTS TO PALESTINE FROM POLAND AND RUSSIA Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) Of the 1,762 immigrants who arrived in Palestin6 during April, the bulk came from Russia and Poland, 964.coming from Poland and 360 from Russia. Of the remainder, 106 were from- Latvia, 46 -from Roumania, 31 from America, 14 from Germany, 35 from Bulgaria, 33 from Persia and smaller numbers from Austria, Morocco, Czecha-Slovakia, Hungary and other countries. Of the total number of immigrants for April, 1,568 were Ashkehazic Jews. The majority- of the new ar^ rivals are unmarried. RIGA UNIVERSITY REFUSES TO ACCEPT JEWISH PROFESSOR Riga. (J. T. A.) The fact that Professor Laserohn was J not admitted to the professorship at the Riga University because he is a Jew, was made known .by J 'ie Socialist paper, "The Social Democrat." . . The paper condc ins in strong terms the chauvc-.istic act of the Riga
University for Its anti-Semitic attitude: USVEILING OF' HUDSOfr MEMORIAL BRINGS PRAlSfi. TO JACOB EPSTEIN London. <J. T. A.) The unveiling by Premier Stanley Baldwin of the memorial at Hyde Park to W. H. Hudson, famous British writer and naturalist, gave occasion to the distinguished writers and artists who were present at the ceremonies to praise' Jacob fepstein, noted AngloJewish sculptor, who created the memorial. • . ' "We are fortunate in having one "genius commemorate the work of*another," declared Cunningham Graham, British author, chairman of the memorial committee. Jacob Epstein is the creator of & number of famous sculptures, amCng them that of "Christ," T<-hich caused world-wide controversy b'ecatise of its unusual presentation of the'subject. HEAD OF LEAGUE NATIONAL MINORITIES DEPARtfENT VISITS POLAND Warsaw. (J. T. A.) A delegation of 'the League of Nations, including Mr. Colban, head of the National Minorities Department, and Mr. Haaf, member of the Transit Section, ar r rived here on their way from Lithuania and Memel where they studied the national minorities que'stibn. The League of Nations representatives were in Warsaw in an unofficial capacity. POLTAYA SYNAGOGUE TURNED tNTti MEETING HALL Moscow. (J. T. A.) At the request of the Jewish Communist workers, the Poltava was turned by the Soviet of that town into a hall for Conference and meetings. Friday night Rabbi Cohn's subject will be "Remembrance." And Saturday morning, Memorial day, his subject will-be "Memorial Day."
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Front Row sitting: Estelle Lapklus, Omaha; L-ororiiy iuamond, Lincoln; Eosma "weiier, .uoiumous, Ohio; Lilliain Margolin, Omaha; Mary Yabroff, Wichita, Kans.; Sehna Kes%ler, Toledo, Ohio; Ruth Zblat, Lincoln; Jean Loeb, Cincinnati, O. Back Row standing: Elsie Poska, Lincoln; Esther Freshman;- Lintolnj Sara Somberg, Omaha; Rebecca Poska, Lincoln: Kate Goldstein, Omaha. Four Omaha girls were among the arship "for the highest average among Elsie Ruth Posia, '25, Lincoln, Is ten Nebraska University girls who the women fli the sophomore class. in Teachers' eoHege-, department of PRESENTS were installed into the Theta.Chap- She i&'\ 'member of the editorial Krrdergarleh primary cducaiaon. Because: ' . ; ;; E. John Brandeis, prominent ter of the Sigma Delta Tau, national board of the Nebraska Law Bulletin, Ruth Zolat, "26, Lincoln, is in the Omaha merchant and sportsman, has sorority. Installation was held Fri^ joihfc' "puHication *f the iCollege of college of arts and sciences, where Edna Ferber Writes donated a large mounted Elk's head day and Saturday; May 22 and 23. NebrSslca Bar associa- she is specializing- in history. oiit p t tbhtltnpo: to the club. It now hangs fcver the Pledging was held at the home of tioni ^She-isi Secretary of the junior ; rairy life, not irbiii a Mrs. Max Mozer, and initiation tooK Tajw"clasl. '-•' - • ' . ' fireplace in the club house. literary window place Saturday afternoon at the LinSara• R. Foinber^, '27^ Omaha, who NEW CHEFS coln Hotel. An initiation banquet follooking upon it. ^ the; "University of Omaha one Mr. and Mrs. J. Jordan are new- lowed in the garden room, after wThich. ^Sne is fnJ Teachers' Several married men between chefs at the country club. Both Mr. a reception was held. We have secured Other - charter members tire: ages of 25 and. 35. Guaranteed and Mrs. Jordan have been connected the privilege of The installing officers were RoRebecca R^ Poska, 1 1 , A. M. '19/, saliry and commission. Company's with some of the leading catering sina K. Weller, '22, Ohio State uni- faculty; sponsor of'the chapter, mem- figures show earnings of men printing this charmhouses ia.the country. versity, who is national vice president: ber/ of;' the faculty of the school of better than $50 per -week. If you ing story as a serial. and chairman of expansion; Selma R. agriculture. • SPECIAL GOLF EVENTS want to work hard apply. Diamond; '27, Lincoln, Decoration Day will be full of Kessler, '25, Ohio .State university, First installment will apevents for members of the Highland who is president of Gamma chapter; member" of: the university orchestra. HetropriiUn We Insurance Co. pear i» the next iissiie of and Jean F. Loeb, .^26, of the North-" She participated in the W. A. A. dance Country club. Through, special arF. Leventhal, Manager The Jewish Press. western University School of Speech, drami In 1925. rangement- with "the grounds comEsther, Fresninan, 27; '• Li'ncolW, is 840 Brandeis Thea. BIdg., Omaha. mittee a program of golf icontests who is a member of Epsilon chapter in the ^College of Arts , and Sciences", will be held. Mr. Heaney, the new at the University of Cincinnati. professional "at -the eiub will have Sigma Delta Tau was first organ- where she is specializing in moderft charge of these c6ntests* Among the ized as a local at Cornell university languages. She is a member of the contests, there will be a blind bogey in 1917. It was nationalize! in 1923, Big Sister organization. Contest, driving "contest for men, and now numbers eight chapters— driving contest for ladies,' approach- Beta at the University of Pennsylvaing contest, putting. contest. The nia, <3amma at Ohio State, Delta at winner of, each contest will receive a Hie' University of'Buffalo, Epsilon at prize. " ;'_ thB 'University of. Cincinnati; Z e t a a t Louisiana State university, and Eta LADIES' DAY at the University x>f Georgia. Mrs. Sidney-.Mauley has been apCharter members of Theta Chapter you want -to enjoy a pointer chairman of a committee for from Omaha are: Long Life and a Happy f ladies' day. A ^Speclall.day will, be Kate Arlerie Goldstein, '28, regisOld Age carry enough set aside for life"-ladies At the club. tered in the Schooroi" Fine Arts. She - -':•: protection for yourself This day will also be complete with. is member of XI ;i Delta; sophomore • and family. inahy "-events, such as -golf, tennis, class honot«iy society;.- the Daily Nemahrjong and ^T5rj3ge. The other braskan business., staff-, treasurer of • 7 r - ; Consult merribsts of" this" committee" have not the Advertising club, member "of the yet been appointed. Y. W. C. A. committee and of the Big Silver organization. Estelle Joyce Lapidus, ^ 5 , who took National Hern lust her first two years' work at RockSriiall Isoy To Mother ford- college, Illinois, arid her third A Dutch salvage firm Is scouring the year's work at the University of Omabottom of the Caribbean sea looking ha. She is specializing in sociology. who is always ready and glad for a part of the treasure that went Lillian Margolin, '24, law, "26, mem-, to give you information on to tne bottom In the Seventeenth cenber of Phi Beta Kappa, of Kappa all details pertaining insurtury^ when Piet Hein. admiral of the ance.- . .. ' Dutch. Sect .captured eight1 Spanish Beta Pi, national legal sorority, and gaHeons loaded -with silver" and sank of the Menorah society. In 1922 she flve others;' ' . . . -: was awarded the Pan-Hellenic scholWhen Piet Hein captured the Spanish "silver fleet," the power of the Dutch republic had already started on FOR RENT its decline, Pferre Van Paassen tells TWO or three Unfurnished Rooms. us; in • the Atlanta Constitution. The All "modern. No children. Call 24u Omaha Natl. iii. Bldg. news of the. admiral's victory thereat 914 South 33rd St., or: call At. 5355. Res. Walnut 8755. fore sent-the country into frenzies of - Hartley 6392. enthusiasm.. When Ire arrived at Rotterdam, members of- the government were on hand to -greet him and the aristocracy of" Amsterdam and Haarlem In lace and cloth cheered itself hoarse nt the sight of the popular young admiral. Xll Holland was In £ala. But when tne admiral approached the little cottage In DelftsiButlcrfiut haven where his mother lived and he rapped on the door there was a voice: "Is that you, Piet2V "Yes, mother." "Mien wipe your "feet on the mat, my WQMi3JEtlFUL value demonstration in standboy. It's a little muddy outside toard fabrics, standard tailored two troiiser day." The "new tennis courts of the club are now ready for play. These courts are of clay and kept in, the very best condition. "Members take advantage of them.
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•e Mrs. M. Nogg has returned home Max "Shapiro. Miss Diamond received urday a!"16rmal 3ance, was givrai by; those of out-of-town were Mr. from Hie Edmundsoh Hospital wliere a handsome gtfest ^prlife. * "*" the members at the Lincoln Hotel, fol- Mrs. J. Speigel and family of Omaha. CLUBS she "had undergone an operation a few lowed by a,public reception. The folMrs. Sara Greenstone entertained lowing girls were initiated: Misses Mr.- Judah "Wolfson. spoke, to*..the. V e e k V ' a g b . - : '•,'- •• - • Hubert Sommer, son of Mr. and at a shower complimenting Miss Bes- Dorothy Diamond, Esther Freshman, -of the Daughters- i f .Zion Mrs. Louis Sommer, will arrive home Mrs. Louis Bernstein entertained sie Levine^ who is. to be a June bride|at its last regular meeting, Jbeld.May. Lilian Margolin, .Kate Goldstein, Es- tomorrow from the Kemper Military. J2-5,-. a t the Jewish Community Center. twenty-five children a t her home MonMr, and Mrs. Herzbg arid nephew telle Lapidus, Elsie Poska, Sara Som- Academy to spend his summer vacaiThe iclub is planning, on a picnic to be day afternoon in honor of the. ninth of Budapest, Hungary, spent "the be%, Mary YabroT and Rutti Zolat. tion here. igiven-.Sunday,- June-14, for members. birthday of her-daughter, Pauline. Miss Rebecca Poska Is the girls' ad, land friends...". - =_ - :. ...... Mr. and Mrs. I. Gilinsky returned week-end in Omaha. . • viser. Mr. aha Mrs. Sain Nfefe&y returned . The Young Israel "Synagogue will home Sunday from Fort Dodge, la. .from tiieSr ioSeymoda In Sulpher On Sunday^ afternoon (May 24) They were accompanied back by Mr. jhold Shevuoth Services Thursday and w3$ mate thfeir honse & Mrs. Sol Zager and Miss Sarah SokSprings and wS$ hoame va Ben Glazier of that city who., spent evening, and on Saturday Miss Annette Lieb is visiting in Parents.Will Receive in Lincoln. lyn were the "hostesses at a "linen jmorning at the Talmud Toirah "build- a few days here. Des Moines, la., with relatives and In these days of cross-word shower,* ijven coinplin«iitary to Miss ing^ . ' " ' ^ . Honor of Confirmants : friends. She will be gone for several Mrs. Zager Smd Miss Sara Sokolin Bessie Levine, whose marriage to Mr. puzzles, Hidden Comfort 'is Mrs. Louis S. Braunstein underThe Hebrew Classes'thaVwere helfl went an operation at the, Jennie Ed- ^entertained .at a shower, :in honor «f Dr. and Mrs. fL Hirschman will reweelrs. just the synonym for Life J J. B. Steinberg of Norfolk, Nebr., Will Insurance. ceive at their home Sunday aftenttSon, y the Talmud Torah f6r members of mundson Hospital Tuesday morning. Miss Bessie Le\-inev who is to be inar- fedce place in Omaha June 16. The Mrs. Jake Spiegal entertained her May 31, from ' 2 to 5, in honor of the Young Israel Synagogue will be *ied June 16.; v : But life insurance is not a guests numbered about 50. Among Bridge club Wednesday afternoon at their daughter, Hermine, who is be-- 'discontinued for the summer months. At the Ladies* Auxiliary qt the 1 puzzle if 5"ou are protected her home.. • ^Prizes "were won by Mrs.ing confirmed from the Temple Iswith the kind of insurance Talmud. Torali meeting,. which was MTB. .Wishnowj and <3riidren of AuThe B'nai Israel held its regular held Tuesday afternoon at the home burn, Nebr.y spent tihe week-entl in that meets with your personWilliam Tenenbaum and Mrs. S. Bern- rael. al requirements. ^election of officers Wednesday, May bf Mrs. Chas. Endelman, a stein. Lincoln visiting their family. Mr, and Mrs. Louis G. Kendis will- 13:- - Lewy Lohrman was elected pres- tles of Heinz Catcup which wasbotIf you are puzzled by your dopolicies now in force, let me Dr. Barney M. Kully will leave receive at their home Sunday after- ident; Dave Greenberg, vice president; nated by" Mr. Sam Rosenthal, presThe B'nai B'ri&JieTd their quarlook them over and give you Omaha June 7 and will sail from New noon and evening in honor of the con- Morris Feldman, secretary-treasurer; ident of the Talmud Torah, Were raf- erly installation Sunday at the Teman unbiased opinion. York on the Veendam, June 13, for firmation of their son, Harold Jo- Mary Goldberg, sergeant-at-arms, and fled, off arid were won by Mrs. H. le B*nai Jershurim. The Sisterhood Planning life insurance that Vienna, where he will take a course seph. " , Ben Rosen,-reporter. The B'nai Is- Sattzinan." ^u|>per -aftierwards, Sand a ...-.-.... : does meet with every future Repairs Your Genin ear, nose and throat diseases. Dr. rael^ have accepted' a track -challenge Special program was Keld in the vesneed, is part of my "Peruine Main Spring or Kully will be accompanied by Pro- In honor of -their daughter, Rae,;1 wth the Boy Scoots^at Creghton to MT. and Mrs. ;Nuthan Richards an- ry «ft«r lie* «opjfer.r Miss HSdred sonal Sen-ice." who is being confirmed -from Temple. Cleaning fessor George McKenzie of the Uninounce the tiirtfi of' a son, Marvin, beheld Sunday.-May^&l.-- Bang several Beleettons. Mr. One-Yeai Written Israel, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Dansky' versity of Pennsylvania. which was born Thursday; May 21; in Rabich and orchestra played several Guarantee will receive at their home Sunday aft-| • A-jcard party -will be given by the JSioiix City, la. -Mr. Richards- left numbers. Mr. \ latpidss of "• Omaha : : "Gifts That Last" Mr. and Mrs. S. Kobinson left Mon# ernoon ancl evening/ " j * I Ladies' -,<iub at the Labor Lyceum on Wecthesday : evening to... attend the DIAMOND IMPORTERS spoke to the members and frienfls. day evening for Newbedford, Mass., SPECIALISTS Tuesday afternoon, June .2, a t three. ."Britn,"' and wffl retorn in* A few HH5ONA1 Mr. and-Mrs. <3harles Nathan will; where they will visit with their sons, io'clock,. days. Mrs. Richards, who is Staying Thfe Sigma. Delta Tan sorority was Penn Mutual Life Insurant! Ce. Harry, Herbert, and Mr. and Mrs.receive Sunday afternoon from 3 to':6\ with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. J. jorganaed at the. Umvetssity of Neclub ^emt CKE1JIT JEWELERS Organized 1847 Morris Robinson. While enroute to at their home in honor of tKfe con-:;: of Sioux City, wfll remain there braska. Nine members were initiated lifU DODGE ST. Fond in Ja. 1817 720 Peters Trust Bldg. Newbedford Mr. and Mrs. Bobinson firmation of their - daughter, EsteHe.) td the •Bstabiished 18B4 at the-home ef Mrs; Max Mozer. Sattestine to purchase one dunim of land. for several weeks. will stop off at Chicago,. 111., Niagara Sunday aiteffibbn, from 2 to 5, fcincl Falls, and Baltimore, Mass., where in the evening from.? to^9,.Mr. an3' rThe- Jewish Juniors -heli-»^neeting .—.Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hlrich.,"will. artihfey Vill be met by their sons, and Mrs. Fred B. Cherniss will receive at k t t h e home of Miss^ Mildred Falk. rive Friday to t e the guests of Mr. motor to New Bedford. They expect their home in iumprvl their BonsJ and white; 'were leletjted- for l i e and Mr& Herman Krasne. On June to be gone for about three months, Haxold, who is being confirmed from i l u b colors.' -^..,;^,iu,-.:, ,-.•,. :-.~ /.-.- ••..6 the Hirschs and_ Krasnes will Nash Leads the World in Motor Car VahM returning home about September 1. for Ann Arbor, Mich., to attend Temple Israel. .•" ; \'~ '7••'"' commencement exercises of Millard Mrs. H. Janoff will entertain at f OBITUART. will^ reKrasne from the University of MichMr. andjfixs.,. 0. four tables of bridge at her home this Funeral services for Mr. Frank igan. ceive at their homeSundax»jafternoon evening complimentary to_ Mrs... J. jSreenberg, age 30; who died early evening in Weuiberg and Mrs. A. Vermin} of turday• morning, a t the Wise Me- Florence Whitebook, eight year" old , who Is Ijcuife Chicago, 111., who are visiting ^at^ inorial Hospital, were held Sunday daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. WhiteTemple Janofflome. Itfternoon from th© home* of his par- book, a fourth grade pupil of the 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. Eahii will "be a t Miss Anne Weiss has as her house home Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5, ents, "Mr. and Mrs. A- Greenberg, at Avenue B school, -was a winner in the guest, Miss Jeanne Goss, of ^Mason and 7 to \ ii,honor of 'f&e^ionffima- "S401 Webster strefeV Burial took Music Memorjr Contest which, was ;: place at the Beth Hairiedrosh Hagodol held Monday night City, la., who arrived here Wednes- tion of their dau^ter,; Hazel. ' C e m e t e r y . • • ' ; . . ' • -.;'•• • • ; ' •;'• •'•• ;• '- ' - v \ . gay, .and the Misses Edith and Anne; '•s Mrs. R. Meyers of Los Slntsky,."of Sioux,City, la., who wfll Mr." SSd' Mrs; W. Mtiyerowlcii-wfli ' Besides his parents, he ;ls Cali£, arrived here Monday to by .his wife, SteHa, one k reave Saturday for Lincoln, where receivgT'elaBves • an3 "friends ^at l i e summtr with her daughter, Elaine, one brother, Leon,, and tiiree tney^will attend the Ivre convention.- liome Sunday afternoon and ^ Chas. Saltzman, and Mr. Saltzman. fn honor of t§»ir" sdtt, Arthtcr, who & tisters, Ann, Bess and Ethel GreenMr. and Mrs. Oscar Katleman ar- being coflfirm6d ?rcnn Tem^fe Israel " Mr. and Mrs. Max Steinberg ^ rived Tiere Wednesday afternoon from that mo: Joday we take pleasure in announcing to our son, Lawrence, will leave Friday for Sioux City, Ta., to Visit with Mr. and Los Angeles, Calif. They will be; a«friefids in Omaha and vicinity the opening of out. MrST-S. "Katlemah. LucflTe, who is COUNCIL For their companieo! by Mrs. Ann Berman arid being confirmed: Sunday, jnpming new retail sales rooms at 2019-25 Farnam St. / Mr. and Mrs. J. ItiMin announce from TeiapTe Israel^ Mr. anU Mrk 'A. Mr. and Mrs. Frank :M. Krasne, 106 Mrs. Bess Weinberg and daughter, birth- of a baby -son, born this Weiss are. receiving.,^at.,1ffi Ifrank street, will be at home Strnday Annabelle, of Chicago, HI., who are morning at Wise JVTenToriat -Hospitalafternoon from 3 2tmtil 5 in htmor now spending a few days at the SteinSunday aftenu>on-and~e-vening^ , bf the confirmation of tinea berg' home. Gladys Glady yr daughter of Mr. will Lntille, which will tafee Mr. -and Mrs. E. Meyer, and Earl Here more thian 1 ^ ^ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilinsky and faminorning at the Temple Israel of at home to frienls Ite y, son of Mr. arfd be Itewart Kulakofsky, ily of Woodbine, lav, are spending the Omaha, Sunday afternoon from 31 be devoted exduawdy to the retail sale ol new fisuid M Klkfk are among the the Mrs. RV Kulokafsky, are week here as the guests of Mr. an3 fen seniors-" that are graduating this of their daughter, Helen^ -who is be- ; Mr. and Mrs. I* ••'£.• Harding, 1000 Mrs. Chas. Saltzman. used cars. ^ from the School of Individual' ing cbrifirmeS- that -roornfeg' 3rom SFifth avenue, will be at home next Temple Israel. Sunday afternoon from - 2^30 td ; S Mr. and Mrs. AL Bernstein will be i&rlctioLJl. —•—+ o'clock, and Sunday evening froin 7:30 at home to friends and relatives Son-Mrand Mrs. Julius-Rayman^will Thendasa will be graduated: MonThese additional accommodations will not only enable day, June 1. Miss Meyer will enter receive a t their -home Smday; after- to 10 o'clock, in honor of the con-day afternoon from 3 to 5 in honor firmation of their son, Albert.' No of theconfirmation of their daughter, us to take care of our rapidly increasing Nash retail Ihe Chicago University in September. noon andr-eyerflng^;in honor,-of "TJ fcards are being issued. son, Morton's, fiBE' Ruth. Mrs. J. H.",Lesser and daughter, , 43business but will permit extended expansion of our ^ Calif., are ar: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scharf will be Mrs. Adolph Meyer left Sunday for K. Mr. apd service facilities at 10th and Howard Sts. anriving' Sunfray'to spend several Says nounce tiie birth of,a baby»ti.Qrai Moit- i t home at 603 East Broadway Sun- Oskaloosa, Ia^ to visft with Mrs. Rettben ^ f i Mand MTS. R b KuK y-, May-18,--at the-Wise~IiJemoriai Say afternoonfrom 3 until 5 in honor Meyer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. lakofsky.- In honor of their visijof, of their daughter, Marian, who will Bernstein. Hospital. .. .;'.. . ..•,;.. A vital element playing a powerful part m the success Mr, and Mrs. Kulakofsky will receive be confirmed Sunday morning at the her"|ien'ds at their home Sunday even- Miss Esther-EMifemancwill i>e Temple of Israel of. Omaha. of this company has been a constant endeavor to LINCOLN ing." Mrs, Lesser and daughter will Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Marks" will be leave Wednesday. render service of die highest standards. With the space Mrs. Meyerson of Omaha and at home at 220 North Second street daughter, Mr's. Grossman of Witcnita, Mrs. Joe Wolf have-Sold on June % 9 and iOr on Sunday in honor of the confirmanow at our disposal for service work we are prepared Kas., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. in Dundee. Mrs._ Wolf tion of their son, Leopold. to maintain these standards even in the face of a future Dan Hill. Gwendolyn, and son, Miss Helen. Marer, of Indianapolis, Ind., will arrive next week t o be t h e Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kroloff will be a n r r s increase in the number of Nash owners in this terriMrs. Weintaub of Philadelphia is FFSnTr, will leave for n visit~to Cali- guest' bf ner niece, ;M1§B-Helen" at home at 215 South Ninth street, 1 the house guest of her sister, Mrs. ;- xfornia at the close bf the school ,term mson. Sunday afternoon and evening , in tory, exceeding the brilliant record of the past year. Simon Nefsky. Many social affairs knd wfil be Joined by Mr. Wolf the honor of the confirmation of their Mrs. Rebecca "GordBerg,:of Kansas; are being given in her honor. latter- part of- July. City, Mo., who has been visiting here! Bon, Harold. Mr., an"a Mrs. A. Goldstein left Mr. and Mrs. 3. Shapiro entertained The favor of your presence is hoped for at the opend^ jis iTarris, with : Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rosenthal- en- several bridge players Sunday evenSunday e'vehing for 'Chicago,' El. withMr leaving for her home: tpHay/ tertained thirty-six children at a thetshere.they.will meet theii^daughter, ing week exhibition (starting today) of thecomplete ater party at the 'Broadway Sunday ing. Rosaline, wha is returning from BenNash line—the Special Six Series and the AdvancedSix Miss Sadye Asbyll entertained at jamin Schrol -of-New York City. They Calif-, that Miss"Gertrad^Wjhite.for-' afternoon in honor of their son, Harwill leaVe'fbr Cfenterville, lav, where merly of Omaha, and daughter of ry, who was recently Bar Mitzvohed. her home Thursday evening in honor Series—the former including the new 4-Door Special they will visit with relatives., At Cen- Mrs. M. White, of this city, was elect- After the show refreshments were of Miss Bernice. Diamond. Prizes S x Sedan which has but recently been ihtrodiuee<L terville- they will be joined, by Iz ed president of the Los Angeles Chap- served at Shaw's Parlors. were won by Miss Somberg and Mrs. Chapman and Herman Goldstein. ter of t h e Jewish Sorbsjty, t h e Aca-
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-,-** him out, but he refused .to go to .the ly welcoming the Baron. "El Kaber,1 ZANGWILL SUMMONS fTO consrider the creation of two world recently at the head of a group of mlnomr an* signed with the West 0% the via "Vest jai^d* inbstr iirflxtentn* COUNCIL FOR JUNE 7 organizations, -modelled after the Spanish pilgrims. Joe Aronson, veteran walker o£ the New York teaqj. Tri addition to'beingCardinal CasaNova promised the Pastime A. C. of New York, died of. a smart pitcher he is also one: of the Arab papers, hak even devoted a^ spe- London. (J. T, A.) That the.time structure of the World Zionist Orjs now ripe to renew the activities ganization. While the purpose of the Catholic delegation that he would pnenroonw* the- other day. In his best douters in the West New .York cial editioi* -ider the head.pf r of the. Jewish Territorial Organiza- two> .organizations is to be one, they present to the government of Spain prime, he was considered one of the team. • . foremost walkers and- won the nation (Ito), which sought a territorial intend to create one world organiza- the danger to Christianity of a Jewtional three-mile championship fo. solution, for the Jewish question out- tion., in Moslem countries which will ish national homeland and would engreair se. Hces ^o the , Palestine^ pop1916. AWAITING VISTS;: 'uiation.'* . ' ' V side of Palestine, is the opinion of have- as its slogan the protection of deavor to interest the Spanish peo- -"•"- "Several new stars have appeared in1 448 BOUND: FOB AMERICA the- skies of the New. York City The ~>"1-von and Baroness will visit Israel Zangwill, founder and leader Islam in Palestine; the other will be ple and government in behalf of the schools. They are: Stern, Kushnick, created in England and America and Arabs, Jaffa, -w' • e. a -sp&Eial reception by of the territorialist movement. Wolfi arid Berger, all of whom-are * In a statement issued by Mr. Zang- will "have for its slogan the protecthe pupilcf the Hebrew gymnasium first-class track and field athletes*;. Etjr|pe, whb!<iii'e stranded- here, 448^ wili as president of the formerly ex- tion -of Christianity in Palestine. will be" tendered th^ guests.'-"-• : .Irving Weinstein, the- California among them ' ^ u i g e number of .Jews, isting organization, he has announced Jewish tennis player, lot; : his first' W. 11. Weaver •. Bon Clvln fame in' the finals of the North Sid> •ha$|?:applied! ^for• visas to. go. to: the J. D.C.* FORWARPS FLOUR that he had summoned to London the PALESTINE CATHOLICS SEEK Web. 1011 Ja. 1205 championship of New York to-Bow- Umted Stated. - The remainder are Council of the Jewish Territorial OrSUPPLY TO STARVING WEAVER & CIYIN AID OF SPANISH GOVERNman. Up to this match, he had given bound for. other countries The emiCONONISTS OF UKRAINIA ganijation for a meeting which will 723 W. O. W. BIdg. At. 807* all indications; of attaching- the title. MENT AGAINST HOMELAND Tennis authorities claim that he jieeds grants ••'ar'"» impatiently awaiting* the Moscow.- (J. T. A.); Two thousand take place on June 7 for the purpose Architects and Engineers Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) A request a little more of the.seasoning process operiing^of the new quota for Amer"Let OB plan yoor home or bnilcHng". (approximately of taking stock of the present situa- that Spain should help the Arabs of before he can blossom forth among ica .on Jiily-lj many of them having five hundred puds Plans Estimates ; 88,000 pounds) of flour have been tion of the Jewish people and inquir- Palestine in their opposition to Zithe first twenty tournament- players Visas from last year. ing into the possibilities of continuforwarded by the Moscow office of of the country. , , onism before the League of Nations Miss Doris Kahn is the best basket- The Immigration';• Bureau .of' Har- the Joint Distribution Committee to ing the Jewish Territorial Organiza- was made by a. Catholic delegation "1 hope next Shovuoth ball". thrower of Simmon's College, bin: has forwarded "a :f\il^.re^ the .Jewish colonists in the Ukraine tion's work. of Bethlehern, which visited Cardinal To be in the Land of Israel" 'Boston. She is looked upon.as one the .condition! of the emigrants to theand| Crimea -to- relieve the condition "I have summoned this council after CasaNova, --who came to-this country of the- three strongest all-round' girl 'Airierlcan CJohsul here. - - - , YOUR PRAYER ANSWERED of starvation which, has set in : araons letting the Jewish Territorial Organathletes in the Eastern States. the Jewish colonists as a result of ization lie latent and given Zionism a . Jack Bernstein, former' world's junior lightweight champion, seems to be FRIENDSHIP OF ARAB PRESS the prolonged drought which has pre- free field to demonstrate its ability ' ' Temptation Besets You losing muck of his stamina. In BufTO BARON ROTHSCHiLD vailed in the southern part of Rus- and the possibilities of Palestine to falo, recently, he was clearly out7 " Allowing 20 days in Holy Land ' •.--• When You Enter ? become the Jewish; national home,' •CALLS FORTH; SURPRISE sia. • • ' , pointed by the Negro boxer, Harry and Egypt Cook, a notorious second-rater. While •Jerusalem. (J.-T. A.)- IT view of Last week the drought was broken Mr. Zangwill stated. CANDIES ICE CREAM STOPOVER AT NAPLES. the official decision, was a draw, the the, atte;rota made recently to arouse by heavy, rains which have brought LUNCHES ; Jewish champion lost much of his tV« Arabs against the Jews, especial- promise of abundant crops for this ARABS WORK AGAINST NEXT SAILINGS prestige in-this match. , r MAY 11 — JULY 9 ' JEWISH PALESTINE ly'at the " ' e of Lord B a n ."'s visit season. At the present time, however, HISTORICAL U. S. MAIL S. S. Jerusalem. (J. T. A.) Further to Palestine, the friendly; attitude of the settlers are suffering consideraA SEMI-ERO STAR plans to prevent the establishment bly. A large number of the new Jewthe Arabs to Baron Rothschild, who Frank. Schwartz, the twenty-two16th and Farnam Streets forth ish settlers in the Crimea and in Uk- of the Jewish national home in Palyear . old Southpaw of • the West • New is now in. Palestine, is calling York team, is* one of the best^ semi- partictilar attention.- • 'I'-! rainia are completely lacking" food estine are being -worked out by the FARE—ROUND TRIP Crystal Candy Company pro pitchers: m the cotmtryi Schwartz The Arab nationaJistic' press,- which supplies and^ until, the new erop - ax- Arab .leaders here, it has been 16th and Capitol Are. haaa.great fast.ball and a curve; and Second Class First Class displays- strongly' aniirfosity jSves tiiey will need assistance in or- learned. three years ago was' signed by theusually According to the plan, the Arabs Yankees. 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WHO ARE THE ^ The baseball season is in full syrang. Big league, minor, league, sejni-pro-r fessional and. amateur teams axe batt itliiigK for, the, supremacy in tfreir: re-i :sp<j;ctive circuits. < little has appeared i n : this column about professional baseball. "We herewith print a letter from a. baseball fan who inquires into this puzzle: . .. . •; •:. ''Why .is it, Mr. Conzel, -th&t your Sporting . Column jneglects baseball completely? I,.for instance, am yery much interested in the, game, and the sport is often discussed a m o n g u s fell o w s . . . - . . .i . . • • • ' • • • • , • • • l '.. • ;
: "The other, day a friend and: I had a rather heated discussion* .Sly: friend claims • that' there is' no' such animal as a Jewish professional ball player: She has a theory that; there' is-,:• a distinct understanding -in bigj league baseball circles that Jews ' sh iild be; admitted to the major cuv cuits only to a very small percentage, "I believe that such a supposition is absurd and countered by naming a few persons as evidence'that there are Jewish- players. I mentioned, in addition•-to. Hans Wagner: i.* ; "Kaufman; v., Chicago Nationals. i •"Statz.'Cif., Chicago' Nationals: • "Bohne, s. s., Cincinnati Nationals. "Schmidt, c , -St. Louis Nationals. ' '"Huber, 3b., Philadelphia Nationals. "Barnhart, 1. f., Pittsburgh "Nationals. : • , •*-. • "Soriger, p., Pittsburgh- Nationals. '*Ebrhart, p., Brooklyn Nationals;- ' "Harris, lb., Washington.' Americans.1 "Shante, p., Cleveland .Americans. . "Ward, 2b.,'New York Americans. "Bassler, c , Detroit Americans. "Manush, Detroit Americans. • "Todt, lb., St. Louis Americans. "Jacobson, c. f., Boston Americans. "Walberg, p., Philadelphia Americans. .'•""'• - "Davis, s. s., Philadelphia Americans. ••••;"•" ' ' " "; "My friend denies that any of the above players is Jewish. We decided to submit our debate to you. 'Now, what about it? "Yours sincerely, « : ^ ' "SAMSON DiAMOND,: "New York." We are' not in a position- to decide your debate, -dear correspondent. There is one thing, however,.which we should like to state-emphatically: There is positively no such understanding as to the admittance 6t Jewish players into the majors. But we are afraid that your friend ip justified in not accepting your list. -Hans Wagner for one is surely not a Jew, but of German descent Then,'.the|e is only one player of the fifteejV whom you mention, whom we know to "be Jewish. It is the clever shortstop of the Cincinnati Reds, Sam Bohne. The rest is a mystery. Even Jacobson of Boston is doubtful. The reason for the lack of da$a on Jewish ball players has always puzzled us. Nevertheless, this absence* of information is a fact. We are bold to affirm that there are at least twenty Jewish major leagup ball pjayers, but their identity cannot be fixed. Men who know tell us that most of them-prefer to perform under Irish names. Others with names that could be Jewish emphatically- deny that they are. "^ : ' We would indeed be happy to have all our readers co-operate in a movement to discover who are the"'Jewish ball players. We cannot see any reason rwhy Jewish players should'hide their identity. We believe that Jewish baseball fans would become'very enthusiastic over a Jewish 'Walter Johnson or Babe Ruth. From a purely business point of view it. would mean a lot to know who the Jewish ball players are, as all major- league teams are situated in big cities where there is a substantial Jewish population. , , ' *» > -. In the meanwhile we suspend judgment on the Diamond case. . _ t.
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