March 11, 1926

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HUNGARIAN, ROUMANIAN B'riai B'rith tovHbld City AND AUSTRIAN ANTIOhio Senator Attacks Open Meeting JVIarch 18 P%ht of Polish SEMITES PLAN ACTION program is jbcing plannLaunches Drive For ed forA special PerMaii-Wadsworfli Jews Described the open meeting of the B'nai Budapest (J. T. A.)—A nucleus for to be held next Thorsday evenan anti-Semitic international was Annual Membership B'rith graiion As Yery Critical formed ing, March 38,-at-'tne Jewish Comby the leaders of the Aust-

Jewish Women's Welfare Annual Card Party March 23rd at Blackstone Hotel

Furenost Palestine Jew T§ Be Guest ©f Omaha •

The Jewish Women's Welfare OrganiatioTi has set Tuesday afternoon, March 23, as the date that they will : munity Center. : '•"•-' ~ rian, Eoumanian and Hungarian antigive its annual card and mah jongg Entire Sholona Alechim Club A debate, musical and*song num- Soldiers Take Away Household Semites according to; \ authentic re- Senator Frank B. Willis Explains partv. The affair is always one of the Ben Zevi Delayed Visit To ports circulated here. Omaha on Account of Volunteered to Help Put largest annual social parties of the bers will be "the feature entertainStand in-Letter to ComGoods From Jews Unable . Illness An agreement forfcjoint program club, and the committee in charge Drive Over ment^ Abner Kaiman is in charge of mander of J. W. V. to Pay Taxes and joint action was concluded at a has secured the Blackstone Hotel for the open meeting. ,: . WILL SPEAK TUESDAY. EVEEIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS Everyone is invited to attend. GATHER A R O U N D COLD conference in which-lferr Schagers of WILLIS IS A STRONG ANTI- this event. the Austrian anid-Ssrrutic" organizaMrs. A. Greenberg is chairman of IMMGRATIONIST NEEDED ANNUALLY NING AT ROME HOTEL STOVES TO KEEP WARM tion, Prince Ghica e|- Roumania and the affair. She is making arrangeI. Ben Zevi, one of the foremost The City-Talmud Torah launched •Cleveland.—A fiat disapproval of ments for novel entertainment. Fists of frenzied, starving men and representatives "-of-^ the Hungarian Jews of Palestine, who was scheduled its drive for annual members Sunday women, struggling to. be the first! to "race purifiers" participated. A the terms of the Perlman-Wadsworth to be in Omaha-March 11 and 12, has morning when after a brief meeting get bread tickets,; struck Miss Jrma written agreement was effected, it was bill designed to admit, over and above • -J delayed Ms visit here on account of the 2 per cent quota immigration reat the Arthur building committees May, special commissioner to Poland stated. illness and will arrive here Monday strictions, the ^close relatives of imwere readily organized to campaign Rabbi Cohn Has Been In Jewish of the $15,<10O,OOO : United Jewish Ministry For Thirty: Jears. morning, March 35, on a two clay migrants adttiitted prior to July 1, Campaign, during a recent visit to for members for the City Talmud 1924, i s voiced by- Senator Frank B. visit. the offices of the Jewish. Community Torah. Eight thousand dollars are Friday evening,; March ;12, will Organization (Kehilla). of Wilna. Willis of Ohio' in a -letter to Com- Cmrveiition to Be Held in Kansas needed by tile Talnrad Torah annually Ben Zevi will deliver an address at mander-A.'I.-Hausman of the Jewish to maintain its'school of teaching the mark the .twenty^seeond year that Back and forth the hungry, mob the Eome Hotel Ballroom on Tuesday City, April 2, S and 4 Jewish boys and girls . the Jewish Rabbi Frederick Cohn has served as milled, fighting against the .gcnclarnes Retiring President to Be Guest of War Veterans, in response to notification of' the adoption of resolutions vainly trying to get some semblance religion. • Moite than two hundred Rabbi of Temple Israel. The Zeta Beta Tau regional conHonor Wednesday Evening favoring the bill-at the recent mass ference headquarters at Kansas City of order, fighting to save themselves children are, in attendance during at Blackstone. meeting at • East' Technical High April 2, 3, 4 has been changed to the from being trampled "under, the feet each Bemester. S c h o o l . • • - . - • • of hundreds of frightened, hysterical Hotel Ambassador where all of the Since the affiliation of the Jewish In appreciation of the untiring wretches, who reared that the supply work and loyalty of Mr. Ed. Willis is one of the rigid anti-Im- accomod&tions and two entire floors Welfare Federation with the. Comof "bread tickets would be .exhausted migrationists of the Congress. When of the hotel will be turned over to the ' inanity Chest, the Talmud Torah is before their turn. Shreiks filled the an effort was made some time ago j Zeta Beta Tau men of the middlenow. raising its own funds. The Omaha air, and eyes glared half-insahely, to provide-for the-admission of ref- •west. Talmud Torah. is known to have one while bates screamed with terror.' ugees from religious or political per- The Omaha Graduate Club's speof tht finest constructive schools of The president of the Kehilla, and the secution, his voice sounded first and cial car for the convention, •which is its kind in the entire country, its others who were guiding Miss May loudest in opposition. staff of teachers equalling any in to include members from the Alpha about the "dead. city," as .she calls Willis is -upholding his stand in Theta chapter at the University of other communities. Wilna, had all they could do to get his letter to Mr.- Hausman declares Nebraska and Zeta Beta Tau men Immediately following the anounceher out of the place without serious that he doubts very - much whether living in this region, will leave ment of a campaign for members for injury. They had heard the roar of Congress would be-willing to prac- Omaha April 1 at 11:45 p. m., ar: the Talmud Torah, the cause was the frenzied mob while they were still tically destroy the present immigra- riving in Kansas City the next morngreatly strengthened when .the entire a block away from the Kehilla office. tion law-by, the-adoption of an ing. The Omaha members will return Sholom Alecnem Club, a newly orStarvation, stalks the streets of amendment in • this form and con- to Omaha the morning of Monday, ganized society, volunteered their Wilna. The streets of this charmcludes as fallows^ -"It is my per-April 4. Several of the members plan services in putting this campaign ing town, cultured center of Polishsonal judgment that privilege should to make the trip by automobile. Jack over.' •"•-' ••-•"-* Jewish life, are thronged with living be given within. the quota so as to Newman of the Omaha Graduate club The committees who are working wraiths, with men and women who make possible --the - reunion -of. fam- is in. charge of local Exrang-etnents. for this campaign are; seem to have emerged'from graves, ilies as -suggested by- the- President.'' Heuben writes Miss - May,- in "a letter -ad-. • Willis. bases raech -of his argument Abner Kaiman Dr. Philip Sber • Hasry-S. Lapidus -Harry Trustin dressed to Campaign Chairman David against the bill upon the claim of the Cnacfl of Jurisb W m i f t Sam Cohn N. 8. Tnffe A. Brown, in which she describes this Sam H. Cohn Harry ilnlashock , „ - I. EEN ZEYI State Department visa office to the Irvin Stnlniaster B. G. Shapiro incident and tells'just one "chaptetof effect that, the passage of the Perl• -3>r. A. • Steinberg Joe WoW •r evening," March 16, His subject'Trill 8. RlekeB ' . , • . Jack Alberts the tragedy that has overwhelmed man-Wadsworth bill would. admit T>r. M. E. Stein A, "WelnBtpin be "The Chaluzim and their accomDaring ihe -month of . March an the 3,000,000 Jews of .Poland.,, jUex Frank ' 577,000 immig- ,-its A. Hiimcb ED TRELLER plishtrents in Eretz Israel." IM. 3rantte . • M. Kntelinan extensive membership campaign will Of these, according to Coert du HABBI ^FREDERICK CQHX. --.» STFieaDnnh ••"""* .. Bern Zevi is a noted author and on© -be^lasnichedr 1?y ihe local branch -of, Theller, retiring presidentof A» Veneer .• '".'. ..-'*- ilpe Greenberg is, 'chief" of ".the -visa shacks offering herrings : and green Highland Country Club, a stag dinner J; Klncfienbaum Dare Greenberff of the' greatest authorities on PalesRabbi Cohn camo "to Omaha from the National Council of Jewish Wom( S. Ollekman MTS. K .Tatle apples for with no one to buy," will be given Wednesday evening, State Department,. 350,000-would be tine, whose statistics are being quoted • Mrs. I.. Kneeter Fort Wayne,Ind in-_1904. : He has v from Italy and 60,000. from Czecho- en. JlrB. S. Kavitz Mai Frbrifklh r been in the Jewish .Ministry for thirty Miss May writes. "Seldom does one March 17, at 6:30 at the Blackstone slovakia. • • . by the greatest diplomats of England -The feature activities of the Coimcfl Mrs. A. Farber Vti A, Gteenberg ilrs. - J, Fintel Dr. P. Romanek years.. A special service to celebrate see' any other merchandise in the Hotel. Mr. Treller was the organizer Mrs. S. Frohm Inasmuch as Italy's annual quota are Social Service, Immigrant Aid. and whose name is frequently menBen Yatisem the anniversary will be held at the stalls ,thafc line the narrow, pictur- and served as president of the Club is but 5,000,-under the plan favored and Americanization work. The tioned in the British parlirnent in conAaron Davidson ._ Mrs. S. Bernstein.Temple Friday .evening,. Rabbi. Cohn's esque streets. But even" if they sold for the past three years. by Willis it would take the parents Council has heped many a European nection with Palestine. subject -will be "Thirty .years in the their: wares ? A zloty-a dime. But : , Henry Rosenthal will be toast- and children seventy years or more family come to this Country, and they When Lord Balfour of England though they never sell anything, master, and short talks will be given Jewish Ministry." - 'T •:••..-. aI1 to be reunited. The Czecho-slovakians, have formed Americanization classes visited Palestine, Ben Zevi was one of there they sit. That is they can • Eabbi Cohn was, graduated from by Harry A. Wolf, Herbert S. Poles and Russians would fare but that teach' the foreigners to read, his guides who showed Balfour the Cincinnati university* and the Hebrew do. Go home? What difference would Heavenrich, and Henry Monsky. little better under Willis's reunion write, and speak the American Lan- j ^-ork of the Chaluzim in the colonies Union college,* the latter with highest that make ? Their hovels are as cold, Reservations for this dinner should and highways, Zevi is also an intiplan. - - • Installation to Be Held at Meeting honors. colder.than the snow-filled thorough".' ' be made with Harry Malashock, chairMrs. I Rosenthal, president of the mate friend oi Ramsey MacDonald, Monday Evening. Representative Burton in a letter fares. man of the affair. During his regime-here the congreto Mr. HausKian declares that there local chapter, is chairman of the drive. ex-British Prime Minister. "Here and there little groups congation has grown yfith such rapidity "The Council is a National organi- Under the administj.-a.tion of Heris a very, strong anti-immigration The Y. M. and Y. W. H. A. officers gregate. Tragic groups. Pale shivsentiment in the Immigration Com- sation and we want every Jewish bert Samuel. High Commissioner of •will be installed at the regular Y that i t now has the largest member- ering, with bloodless lips. Yet save mittee, especially - among members woman of Omaha who is not a mem- Palestine, Zevi served as Secretary meeting this Monday evening, March ship since, th'e 'church was bnilt. At for these groups, save, for .these freezpresent a drive is on to raise $30,000 ber of this organization to join and of Labor. He has been instrumental from the Southern States. 15, at the Jewish Community Center. ing women in front of their futile for an annex to the Temple. help in the work we are doing," said to obtain contracts from the GovernRepresentative Mooney states that Those who will be installed are: shacks, the streets are deserted. Most Temple Israel will celebrate its He Will Become Cantor of Large he favors the purpose of the Perlman- Mrs. Rosenthal. ment of Palestine for the building: of Ike Sternhill, President; Leone Noof the Jewis are huddled around cold thirty-fifth anniversary this fall. Congregation at Wilkesbarre, Pa. Wadsworth bill; _Mr. Hausman has •railroads, highways, and other govvitsky, Vice President; Ida Sidman, stoves in their, homes—^-suffering in received acknowledgments from Senernment utilities. Through this work Secretary.; Ella Marcus, Assistant silence. Many are too weak to. emerge. Rev. Joseph Malek, who has been ator Fess and.Eepresentative Crosser thousands of immigrants obtain work Secretary; Stanley F. Levin, TreasBut the offices of the Kehilla are cantor at the B'nai Israel Synagogue "Four members of the Jewish urer; Marion Graetz, Reporter; J. crowded. There bread tickets are dis- for the past two years, left Omaha and Chairman Johnson of the ImmiClass 'Meet Every Thusiay in Palestine. Community. Center joined the gration CommitteeMelvin Levin, Athletic Director; Jen- "paid in full pledgors"; this tributed. Not since those awful days The reception committee for Ben. The Young Judaea Leaders Train- Zevi will meet him at a luncheon at nettfc Levinson, Assistant Athletic following the 1918 program "have I week. Those who joined are ing Class, under the supervision of M. 12:15 Monday at the Rome Hotel. Director; Hyman Levine, Sgt. at Harry Cohen, 'Helen Levinson, witnessed such heart-breaking scenes. F. Levenson, assisted by Mrs. Lever.- Those who will serve on the commitArms; Jeanette Malashock, Sgt. at H. Rubenstein, BoT>ert I. Marer. Thorpeians Initiate "We passed by the Kehilla office son, met at the Jewish Cofflmunity tee are. ' . Arms; Sam Zacharia, Executive .again in the evening. There, was a 'Tj Center Thursday for its first meeting, Henry Monsky Member; Ben T^lowsksv Executive black mass waiting—waiting for the &. I^an's l^npiaus Member; Louis Iipp, Member of the morning when the next .'distribution Twenty-new members were initiat- a»a will hereafter meet every Thurs- Hnrry A. 3. Kulnittif«ky Win, nolxmau Board of Directors of the Jewish Congregation oMsrael Ball would be made of "bread tickets. They Dr. A. limn in Tl. M j l k ed into the Thorpeian Athletic Club day evening, at 7:30. S. JvUbiit'iT; Nun Welfare Federation. ; \ A regular course of--training," in- I>r. used to distribute bread fhere,- "but at a'banquet Sunday evening, March SllITl I J l>r. r i n l i p Slier Harry This will be the first meeting of Jewish history snd Zionism, that has been stopped. . The sight of 7, -at the .Fontenelle Hotel. Sam l>r. M. L. Gofduu M. UrutuKthe new administration. Herry Knee- . For the benefit b.f raising money to the bread—ugly, black, one-i>ound •Inke Mftlnxhok Friedel, • president .of the club, was will be given. Those interested in M. Froffifcin ]>r. 1>. GoUlner •T. J . Freidronn ter, the retiring president, -win pre- rebuild the ^Congreg'ation .of- Israe loaves, drove the starving -crowds chairman and -administrated the oath this class applj' to Mr. M. F. Lev-.1. l/uitgnuin X rrnuk side over the installation. enson. Synagogue, a_baH wflrbe given San- wild. If they didn*t get-a,.loaf, they A. Colin ,1. K"fpntl>n1 to the candidates. Sam. f'o/iii Jlerrnnn Auerbscb Hans -will be made and discussed day evening, March 21, at>the City would have- to go hungry another .1. It. Ivolilnson N. Vnft'e Irvin Levin,was toastmaster^of the .1 oc " as to the "Y's course of business-in Auditorium.\This" ds the fecdr.i" an- week. Several times there'was' bloodevening. Professor-Egan, regent of and submitted a report on the vcork Irvin" Htiiiinns-i'T shed. They had to' discontinue it-— the; New Building and as to the nual event of the congregation. • the Creighton Law College, was the•of the American Jewish Joint Distrib- II. Br>iif?ririu Nathan : Gilbert Jaffy and liis T?ran.deis and distribute tickets. ^Now theystatus of the Y members. principal speaker and guest of honor. ution Committee to relieve the suffer- M. Miiik.ii> 3,,P \V,,1f Dr. S, l,evin Sestaurant OfcEesfrav.il} furnish tli'e may nave to discontinue the distribuHe delivered- a talk on the wayward- ing of the Jewish population in the lir, .1. Daiitiky : SiiUi Wolf music '.I,.-. • : :. : • tion of tickets, too."; -• T>r. A. <;rppnl.erf A. Oolitstein ness and laxity of .the present genera- Polish Republic. T>r. N. J h u i f k y M. E. . This raw, primitive frenzy, porHadassah Meeting March 17 A. Upsman^is chairman of the ball tion towards the real problems of Before leaving, Dr. ILahn received trayed by Miss May, is but one of and he is being assisted by H. Dworslife. Hyman Shrier , gave several a number of delegations who pleads I : at Jewish Community Center ky, L. Cohn, JR. Bleicher, A. M. Kas- many scenes described in her letter. characteristic monologues, and Harry f— immed--J • relief, including1 a delCANTOR JOSEPH-MALEK Green and Sam-Minkin sang several egation fr-m the Wc.rsaw Babbinate. The next regular meeting of the low, Ben Roitstein,-A•• l^achinsky, A; It is followed by a picture of ideal"Omaha Chapter of Hadassab will take Jacqbson, M. Katznian, Philip' Os- ism, of modest heroism enac|ed daily, Wednesday evening to become cantor popular.numbers accompanied by Al e^resr- ' tives of the rabbinate . place Wednesday afternoon, March 17, troylch, S. L.'KapIar., L. Wpolfsori; hourly in the very same budding, on of the Congregation Ohov Zedek Finkel, on the piano. handed to 7~1-- Kahn an appeal -ddressSMmsk Relief Gat at the Jewish Community Center, The Jacobson, Alex Tjpsman, J. Coredaro, the floor above to which she'and Iier Anshe' Ungain, at Wilkesbarre, .Pa. ed to A-^erir- Jews, beginning- with For the benefit of the poor in •meeting, is being held earlier this J. Corenman, a'nd LHliaif O^noff, guides hastened after they had ex- Cantor Malek came to Omaha direct the words, *fRachmanim, B'nai Rachmonth dne to the Passover Holidays Gertrude Hor-vjch, Fannie Sacks, tricated themselves from the melee. from Hungary, where he was a lead- DK. BEKNAKD EAHN, manim." (Merciful sons of the Merci- Shirask, Russia, a relief organisation J D. C REPRESENTATIVE, CUira Katzman. F!araV Woclfson, Eose ing cantor of a large congregation. was formed by Omahans, who forwhich will begin March 30. ful.) - • - - - - LEAVES WARSAW In an interview with Cantor Malek The HaflaEsah Card Parly given Lazar, Esther Lefktrwitr, and Eva Of the §150,000 allotted by the merly resided there. The first %oa aiu he made the following statement: March S, *va& a success, according to Katzman. Found-tion of the Joint Distribution ing of the org'anizaticm was "I wish to thank the members of Warsaw Rabbinate Transmits Appeal Committee and the lea at its recent Sunday, March 7, at the B'nai Mrs. B. At" Simon, chairman of all put? A4niopjsixq3 pa the B'nai Israel Congregation, and to American Jews; ""Merciful Sons session in Berlin for Jewish credit in- Eynagopie, 18th and Chicago street**. the card parties given by the club. CATHOLIC PARER COMPLAINS 3AT?q oq.u a;r&r gspv^f jo EUOS especially Mr. and Mrs. Louis Som- of the Merciful" Called Upon For stitutions in Poland, fifteen percent Mrs. 1. T£ra3ne and Mrs. S. Meyerson, AGAINST NON-ADMISSION ist movement. •'•..-" •-••>••"•• Temporary officers were &ppointfc4, Relief. "•! " - " of Council Bluffs, -who were two of OF VONVERTS TQ "Whenever Christians" of Jewish mer, who were instrumental in will be assigned to the Jewish work- A. Ferer will act as chairman; M. the hostesses at this affair, made up ZIONIST MOVEMENT parentage apply for membership .in' bringing me to this country. I am Jngmen's cooperatives. Seiner, treasurer; and M, Soreffsg grateful to the Council of Jewish Warsaw.-^-Dr.^BemarJ Hahn, Eurofive tables of Council Bluffs' women. the Zionist Organization,- they ;T secretary- The membership Mrs. Kxasne and Mrs. Meyerson are London,—A protest against the told that their being Christians dis- Women for the English I have learned pean .representative of the Joint comTOittcs ip compr-sed of Mrs. Jerusalem (J. T. A.}—The pil- Weiner. taking charge of all the Hadassah consistant refusal "of Zionist leaders qualifies them. -Eevryrace has mem- in their Americanization class, and Distribution Committee, who came to R. Fercr, M. Seiner, A.White. work in Council Bluffs, including the 16 admit'converts into the movement bers of varying religious faiths"^ the especially Mrs. S. Nathan, who was Poland to investigate the economic grimage cf Jews from all over the B. Glickman and H. Albert. collection of dues; the Milk Fund, and was voiced by the "Catholic Hearold" paper states. \ • '--' ' J ' .-•"•.'' my instructor, and also to Mrs. Henry situation of the Jewish population in "World to Jerusalem for the passover A special meeting- of the Monsky and Mr; Harry Braviroff, Poland has completed his •work and season will be facilitated by the conobtaining new members for the organ- here. tion will be held Sunday sular service of the British Empire, who helped me in my music, and am is leaving for Berlin today. isation. At present, there are twentyThe ."Hearald". which is the organ two Council Bluffs women, who are of the Catholic Guild_of Israel, a mis- Lay aside life-harming heaviness, - very grateful to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Before leaving, Dr. Kahn called on according to instructions issued by March 14, at 3 o'clock, at the B*nt>" And cultivate a cheerful i disposition. Israel Synagoguf and Mr. Harry Lapidus." of £ha Hadassab the United States Minister in Warsaw the Palestine government. ----sionary organization, states that jiex;

Jewry-en larch 15-16.

Special Service to Mark 22d Year of Rabbi in Omaha

Highland to Give Stag Dinner to Henor Ed TreHer

Y.M.andY.W.H.A.to Install New Officers

Cantor Joseph Malek Accepts Call of Other Congregation

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Did you know that? The mighty have fallen. Nathan ..$2.50. Subscription Price, one yearMarcus, the Technical high, school Advertising rates famished on application. middleweight wrestler was thrown CHANGE OF ADDRESS-Please Rive both the old and new address; last, week by Wenninghoff, the North be sure and give your name. higfr. school wrestler.- Marcus entered The- Jewish -Press is, supplied by t h e J e w i s h Telegraphic Agency (Jewish the ring with a badly-bruised sideBateau)' With tesTJlfltfn B ) i t h cabled bled afltNeiegraphfc-Jewish rid Cefegrahf J i h news, w in addition and thus was not in the best of ;o -feat\ii?& artirles and' correspowistifBf fttmt ^>tm&)#taat,J6&igb rrestg«c physical condition. Wenninghoff who inquiries regarding news items credited to this. Agency .will .b& gladly outweighed Marcus by several pounds answered if addressed to" Jewish Telegraphic Agetteyv 621; Broadway, gained a forty second time decision after two extra periods of wrestling, whicftsapped the Tech mans strength. FOREGROUND defeat however does not reflect : facts stand put in a recent ca^blegraraifroni Jerusalem, The to; his discredit. forwarded by the, Jewish TetegrapMc Agency. They, indicate Crefghton University has issued more than argument can impress that Palestine is more and her first call for spring-football pracmore becomings the syniboFof all that- i& hopeful iit Jewish life. ticeV A€ the present time there are The greatest fac^te that Palestine leads a^tft«lattd€f Jewish im- two Jewish lads: on the squad, one migration. During the last fiscal year, ending" June, 1025, ac- as veteran of two years experience and other a member of last year's cording, to the- Goverianent's- figures 29;I42: Jews settled in the J?res&nsan team.. Marcus Krasne, the Pafestine; during the sarne period, 1£>,SJM- Jews were admitted giant Varr* r 4~-?k* -'• will /ear ,the into the UniteU States, 7,800 to Argentine, and 4,200 to Canada, blue and white for the last time this Th% S6tfBffdf fact isfthat Palestine" toctay has the highest peFcefitage ygar. KrSsn'e will- have to- make a of-J^ewisfr- popttlaiion cf any; country in ther world. The* Jewish stiff 1fight If he~ hope? to keep his population of P/Slestihe; is 16.5 per; cent of the totaL When you place On the first team as there is host of good line material this • tafee into .consideration.that in Poland the" Jews ccmstittrte ; I 2 ^ aSeason,. However, there is a small per cent of the, anftMiflt of activity rie$*6geiited? % tfte persistently flying around y •

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Jewish population of Palestine ,- a clear picture can, be made of which breathes the report that Marcus th$rnffittCT&S.1nr^ to the strengthening of the is goingf ;to make a bid for the fullJew^K personality. WMh: 16.5 per cent of the1 total population, back position left open by the graduthe* aspects of Iifem FaJestfne seem .tq.be. largelyJewish, Tjb« ation of ex-Capt. Bertoglio, Kras=ne the size, speed,- courage and Jews of Falestine n&v'eno' struggfe against, alien infeences-. AH has stretrgth? -which' goes ••*' make a good : ; i •ofi- ^(|\^^t^ij|es';t6 '-ifee stretigenthening of Jewish life. On the fullback." The former freshman oti^:raB<f>v£#'Folaadf with apercehtage of 12,9, the Jew& are gridster is none ether than Sammy engaged i a a desperate struggle riot only to maintain their' ownr Cofffcian, the Creighton freshman petsdtiaiity, bot to retain power to earn a livelihood for themv selves. 1ft Polaiffd tMey are engaged in maintaining themselves mari gained quite a reputation in his againstilke attacks of Governttrent^ of society, of the church aad prep: school days as a quarterback And halfback. Coffman is as fast as of tije" forces of economic fife.—"l\few Palestine." o'" :

greased lightning" arcff posseses a ejakfc brain in addition to a cool head. OUT OF TJHE DUST NEW DREAMS He" fias a splendid change to make a In religion this is known as an age of skepticism and baekfiekf berth this year as the Aznre agnosticism; in literature it is known as an age of sweeping and avalanche : is sadly in need of a ball ' .• '• -v .'"' searching criticism't ih politics, economics and sociology it isf loggers; "Now 'that -the curtafn has Tung known as an age of chaos, doubt and constantly changing con- down on the Nebraska University ceptions; in the physical sciences, evenf i t is known as an age of basketball season we may turn to the relativity when the bottom is falling out of all the absolutes; lecord of Phil Gerelick, the former

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The President, Mrs. Harris Levey, aad-officers of the Chesed Shel Ernes Society,- organized two years ago-, announce the following contributors to the organization at its opening on Sunday, February 22. The names of these contributors will appear in the Golden Boofe of the Chesed Shel Ernes. Donators to. the Society prior to the opening of the home at 1912 Cuming Street, will appear in a later issue of the "Jewish Press". - - "• Applications to the Golden Book can be made with donations to the Society by calling Mrs. Harris Levey, president, or Mrs. J. 3, SRMer, vice-president. j : B. F . I/anpaura $K».OO $50.00 donated in memory of his father Jos. Danbaum, $30.00 for. his mottrer Mary. „„„„„

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BOXING—WRESTLING—CHESS CHAT

ilatfy was facing the President's son, and of course, he shotttd have been .impressed, I t is somewhat of an event to fight the "first" youngster of the land. Ninety nine out of a hundred would have pulled their punches, cautious not to hurt or damage the illustrious opponent. But the Jewish, lad, as a true democrat, without the. slightest suggestion of the inferior; attitude, saw in John Coolidge1 nothing but a ring opponent. So Mattjr let himself go without restraint,, with" the result that Johnny was wearing, a red nose, and feeling a . bit, groggy after the encounter. Matty is-: a sincere^ hv-nest and loyal yronflf fello-wy and always gives the best that is in himt The comments of Johnny and Matty are characteristic: Johnny"^ Coolidge said: K We"'""ibught three two-minute rounds. The first round was fairly even. The second and third round were Silverman's. His right was so fast I could not get my left up in time to block him. **I hit him a few good cracks, but otherwise I did not hurt him much. Silvennan was very hard to hit, because he dodged around with such fine speed. "He beat me all right—he beat me up good. He won fairly and I have no kick". Matty Silverman concluded: '^Coclidge" put up a good fight. He has plenty of courage and carries a punch".

Many of our modern medicines were used by savages for poisoning their arrow points. StrycTmme and aconite had this ill-omened origin. Another Picture a jSace of ifiky darkness nvrow poison, obtained by the savages and Intense c^old; & region to which from cassava juice, is hydrocyanic the rays of the sun never have pen- acid, which in the liands of the modern etrated; a" farces waste seemingly, un- metsllurglst extracts Sine-tenths of the ending, bereft "of Tegetatien and air, gold supply of tlie world. with oozy slopes Inhabited by queer, Arsenic, which during the Renaiscrawling creatures; a place where n<> sance was the fashionable means of mail could exist for an instant, wher poisoning people, is now used for the no work of man could bo placed wii more laudable purpose of poisoning out b*ifig crashed to shapeless n plant pests and the parasites of man. lessness un4er a weight greater Us;. all tbe mountains of the earth. Honors do not always seek their • Blest of our- globe is like that, for man. Fewer times they run him down that is the bottom o£ the sea, as pic- and secretly attach themselves to blm. tueed by modern science, writes Kay- But Indiana university has Just dismond J. Brown la the Popular Science covered its case of that sort. Dr. W. Monthly. A. Rawlesr dean of the Indiana uniIn round numbers the earth's surface versity school of commerce and ficonsists of 57^00,000 sqHare miles of nance, is the recipient During the land aitd 140,(XK>,000 square rniles of first of May, Dean Rawles attended water. These figures, however, give the convention of the American Assobut a vague idea of the real immensity ciation of Collegiate Schools of Busiof the vast, marvelous sea. ness, but was called from the session The average depth of sea is five before the conference closed. Almost times greater than the average height a month later he received a communiof land above sea level ever the whole cation addressed to him as secretaryearth, the average depth of the sea treasurer of the body. "What can It being more tban two and one-half be," he wondered, and after he had miles, while the average height of land communicated with the presldeat, a Is half a mile. If .Mount Everest, tall- headline in the college dally anI est mountain on earth, five afid one- nounced : "Kawles Holds Office Daring half miles high, were dropped into one Four Weeks Without Knowing It1'— of the deepest parts of the ocean, its Indianapolis News. summit would be submerged by more than half a mile. In fact, if all the land could be leveled off flush with the sea, ana all the debris dumped In the watery the sea could scarcely be changed at 6tl. Tltere stM vrcnftS be an ocean, one and three-fourths mile* deep. .

Immensity of Waters Stirs the Imagination

Once Malevolent, Nou) Made to Serve Mankind Some of the most useful of the gffts of science were •first revealed to mankind in a malevolent rather than a benevolent aspect, London TIt-Eit observes. But even the most destructive agencies may in the course of time be brought into the constructive service of the human race. Steel* man's most useful metal, made its appearance In the foTia of sworils and spearheads for fhe killing of iftan. Now we employ It for the skeletons of skyscrapers anct steamships. Petroleum was first employed as "Greek fire" for getting ships ablaze. Now it is empl0ye6Y among other things, as fuel for the propulsion of ships.

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EL O, Phil Kaplan fought a pitiless •of the hotar; and everyone seems to have taken to irony and dd hoik -forward and running guard battle against J&ickey Rockson ;. of Concert Violinist California, in New York. He knocked ??atire. Faith, hope and charity have beenlaugh'ed oxttbf court; afoiig ^ide of La-wson and Beerkle t>is Mickey and Instructor his punches, y down -v^ith ^ p , and • id anyone who reverences the good, the true" and the beautiful foTrnerf team-mates at Central. T*hil ] th k h C i f i j i then kept, the-i.Californian jumping ,. has comments and praise from started'in several games always fog three rounds on and off the cant' ' cnrtisidered sin Afltedilu"vian dupe. :: some of the greatest teachers in .jrfayhi'g.a steady dependable brand'of. vaV; until the refere took pity and ;•: the world* GSye your, cfafld a Europe is drifting in' Various directions. From Russia come basketball.. He has the distinction of stopped the fight in the fourth. KapH correct foundation. Hicting reports; -at timeg is seeifts to be ftiovifigr toward Jhis.- i r N?. in his sdpriomSa-e: lan's new name i s "Phil the Assasin". Jimmy MendbiS, youngster hsJletJ i| _ Studio 117 Vi North 16th St. 118 South 17th Street y, airotKerHnwe^ltseeftis to be more torn* up'than evei*. yeats. fiarring accidents he has a -fine as «the future world's champion, rej| 304 Cromrse Block v eistnge of making, the All-Valley; ceived a; set bacK. AI Goldberg, the 'y^ fioiH afl; appearances, is tinder the complete dominance of II Phone JAckson 1952. New York featherweight gave it to .- ' megalomaniac- Mussolini. France keeps changing its cabinets. basketball team in 1927. him in four rounds, the other night. vBritain, the ;Ganservatives are in the saddle; but anything Bud Levin, six .foot Central • The^-boxing- writers of • America was elected Athletic Director have organized into a group headed {i -ay -hapfjeti. torftoirrow. Germsny. divided into iflfltimerable athlete o f trie /V. M; & Y. W. H. A. Btid'is b'y "Nal 'FTeisref*"bf the New York ^camp's and suflfermgr from a chronic economic crisis, is trying to a "felJow Vho will be able tohelp the Evening Telegram, who is chairman : <tegaittits equiHbritini.' :' " • Y atrileticd and will undoubtedly put of ..the Committee - on Constitution and B-Laws. 1 r ISADOEE ABEAMSOX v- The thihRers and artfsts of Europe are-groping in the dark* them on a higher plane that th'at Vladeck Zybsko has administered the first defeat ip, the East to Abe wWch they now 'occupy. ;The creeds and attitudes of even a Shawl a Wells, a Suderman, Kaplan, the claimant of" the Jewish .'"•{a Holland seem,: to'the hyper^cxitical post war generation, merely championship. The bout was over in Commercial League. ; twenty. minutes and Kaplas was adJfacile and specious. - Our social problems appear staggerjnly im'•••••• . ' • ' ' . . "Won judged hopelessly outclassed by all possible ; of solutiph; And the personal spiritual problems are Stik-Tites U. I..........._,..I0 present. W.e.did.advise Kaplan to go Systems—Audits—Investigations and leave the topnotchers alone eVeii.more enigmatic td us. . We question everything, believe EVatis Laundry..._..__..—,,7 S easy for a while—but. . 490 BRANDE1S THEATER. ELDG. n nothitig/and, more than ey^f/iSoes life seenf futilei Jewish Coram. Cp-"tf>r t_ 5. Abraham Kupchick, whom we proAnother one of Conzel's proteges Atlantic 145©. 6 : West LeaVenworth Mchts. i claimed the strongest rival of Mar- is clamoring for a match with Kocky ;;1fet thaat is not the .conclusibil Of the' story-^not by a lofig Thorpeian 6 -A. C. ... ..._.....-...4 shall, the American chess champion, Kansas, official lightweigh champion ? shot! A new tide of faith is ah-eady seffing in. HeT%_ and there Omaha CorHmercialg ..........0 is playing havoc with his opponents of the world. The match might be 11 the New Y"orfe Manhattan Chess made in Boston, early in May, and new voices; the' voices of them who have run the_ gamut o£ t h e Jewish Center five ; at Tournament. Kupchick won first prize, if so, Glick will come through. Click's cynicism' and cofne through unshattered, are beginning to make lost a close extra period contest to outclassing by, fjnr S. Maroczy, ^~-..— --„, the .manager is .willing' to have his'boy international master. I fight for nothing—except the title. themselves heard* After the ccaTfoding disillusion Of* the war and the "West Leavemvorth Merchants. Hungarian a KupcMck^-Marshall Merchants took advantage of Whenever" the merciless self-analysis which science is subjecting us to, it •fhe every break and converted them into match takes place, we are going to seems hardly possible that we "can have any religion left. Yet points. The Jewish lads were play- bet on Kupchick. Utmost in Value We have received the following there is the .'undying still , sittall voice p^eMstentiy breaking. ing ; a much inferior brand of ball The Limit in Luxury definition of sport from an English thtough all\barriers. . ' ! X / ; ",,. : . ; V- • than there usual game. Konecky was Jew, which is, clear, concise and '"••'• JLOve yet begets love j and idealism-has not lost its potency^ the only bright light ill the Coffimiffi- ; The^vrspapers have devoted ... much rather "English": ; , ity Center constellation; he. played a •Sfiece to the .boxing j;l)Oui>'-: between ' 'The r question is often asked: There is still humanizing'mystery in the stars andflowers-andnice game throughout the contest. fohnnxftCooligge, the^rejBidemVs son" 'What coristifetes sport?' The- a the faces of little children"; andi beauty is all^^ abound «& VThat Th£ final score at the end of the .sw^r:,3Bight ;??ell be>,-» physical exss" manufacturer ercise or a game which requires; that Jewish*, ; straflge,: nameless sensation oither life, everlasting: h^isj 'gVen fiv« minute period was 18 lo 'of B -of the player be p pitted Brooklyn, N. Y. The bout lasted, d the brain b py today, the jiower to -Jife us out of OUrse^eS, when;jour: souls <$?$ \ fir favor of the Merchants. i t that ht off his hi opponent, t partie p •as we all know, three r o ^ d s and ;was,against, r Tfie ifcorpeiaii Athletic club defeat- part of the annual boxing tourna- suchL as crjcket , football,, tennis;; fete, :";|-receptive.' •..-. '.- •" .'".•,'.-. ';.'•. •,'•''-"- - . ' • . ' . , ; . - > : . - . ••..'•"-'•••../•.."./:.'"':" ment at Amherst College, Mass. But I cricket, kt may be taker! as exa-nples. In Despair and cynieisrh have ground ouir dreams to dust j but ed tMtfiird place Tdwnsends in an- the newspapers attached great im- the bowler sets out to deceive the game by the score of 18 portance to this friendly tussle bet- batsman, who, in his turn, tries to out of the dtt'st "new dreams are fashioning themselves.—"Chicago to 17. dose Giventer, Altshulei- und Shrieb- ween the two lads. All the flappers place t h e ball out of reach of the customized tailored Suits < l'-|-'RAVLWEAR" C h f O n t c l e . " • • - • • . " - . o - : ^ ' . ' ••'• • ••-•. - •••••••• • • • ' . - - . - - ^ - . , : . . - ' / •: •••• •tnan -put the Thorps in the vari and and small boys of Brooklyn are wild- fieldsmefi. In football, a player who I were created by Hickey-Freeman for men excited and proud of their fellow uses-r his brains is always more sue feept" iJiem ihete. The entire Thof- ly who demand the finest clothes. citizen, Silverman. The Jewish stud- cesful than one who prefers the COOLJEDGH ATTACKS t himself but to others.Nat only to his fieiafr team played e*ce^iiioiially well, ent has become a subject of interest, "kick-and-rush" gabe. Tennis player! RACE PtifejUDICE IK j own state1 but to the nation* not only ther-teafft'is composed principally of .and his name has become known to usually" try their best to place th< "TRAVLWEAR" fabric—tightly woven by a secret WASHINGTON SPEECH to his own countrymen, but to for- jtounggr fellows who are doing fine newspaper readers in the four cornets baff wBefe an opponent tra.iiiot reath process from the longest Scotch wool — is long a it. Boxing, one of the most selefitifr " aster at home and abroad aan result ^ g a t e t their older and core experi- of the world. wearing and non-wrinkling. Tie a pants leg in a of -spesrtsf cenBists-principally of th This glaring publicity-spotlight George Washington Was No "Small ( from following these polldes" fresi- eftcMl'opponents. The playing1 of concentrated on young Silvermaon e # d t t s33 i .contestants, hitting h t t g .tlaei knot—it will come out smooth and dressy. American", President Declared ~ ~ " dent Goolidge declared. not being hit hi themSegelmaiT at gtfafd Was outstanding struck us, or rather it made us think. oppofientrarid = efgnets. There was nothing about l o t ' t h e witineTS' defense, Why this- ado about nothing, was sel#s.' WiRout doubt, feneinx is the "TRAVLWEAR" patterns &re exclusive—the styles Washington, — President Coolidg-! him of the eiflall American" the pi'einqst %pdrti«g of all sp«ftsY &wi fer Ijfeg. CoinmeMial League will end our first thought. And then we sys- quifes the-;greatest Skill j if on« Js to are uiiUsually good looking. Yet for all this there's tematized our comments: again attacked race prejudice % in hn ( sideht declared", its season tieXt' "Wednesday with tlie be iuccessful a t i t . The .avoire-aaii^etj The fifeht Itself! a ;£enunfe Saving of $10 to $15 due to Nebraska's address oft Gdofgg Washington at the of -the definitions of- sporl : Stik-Tites firmly iiitfendn^d in first The. fight coulOe stimffietl tip &s examples !Nr0Sates poficy. Every si^ie is here at convention of the National Euucah that the efinient of" i place. T h i Conimuniiy" Center will follows: (J. T.- A,)—Elections td tion Association here. Round 1—Silverman at Johnny's probabaly retain its fourth place hold ^ that • "EiivyY One ot .the: attr the Jewish commuhaL boards in the nose. Twice in the same place. plasringvOne remain sixtl N class jealousies,- race'premises and eastern provinces of the Polish ' ft* pAifiimelirfg Johnny GoolM- sports-_dernand-_is unselfishness.-No real sportman can Be selfish in pla» next week will tWiee.Sr&Hopiflg SDVerman in Other public* althbiigh a cS&cessioH l6hg international ealumrifnes hte Mt Bec^ige^lifi^7 essence of spott i vicinity. Matty at the Thorpeiane--and the Jewish tiej?ff tRey fdr By thfe JewisK.pppulatioiij is y dd hot "ahid€,, tHSJfJ are ofiiy y and Joffnny*s 86te. $ell. Suits Trousers 1 Center, tangle- in a tough - Bounif Sfe^Clinch. Johnny at MatWell, there is nothinja: to add- - s the-fictions of unehHgHtgned cdnipfe- again to> be postporiedi Requestaioi g a m e * .,;••.• . • . ' . ' . - - r . -,^;-..-..' • . . - . •• •-•• tfa^^Kvfc^ktty landing a hSjr- cept-to ask: How could'you forget at May 6f ^he elictfonsj are hensidfl. Tliose wfiS pi-eacK ffieni Sf§ .-. •:.-; m a t e i ' iortUohiiny'B._ncse»"- Siife- baseball, sir? •not safe advisors and Hot sound leSd- berttg^feeeivfiir bf thfer foKsli: MMstry 6teg x |e*-Johnny. Clinch. Silver$50 Midway between Africa*and Ausfra"bis;i5da<*aJtidh> wm"«h-:iSo|»a*ci£sfe ,t6e crs. Nothing1 bat tliscortf and' ' Ha: -and about_; l,5_0p miles north, : ^man.ai^Jofinnys face. Bell. . Round §—-Johnny sails into Mat"Washington -was;the antithesis- of elections, from .TMtilet^ttS'jJeSistesB-' .Of. -the4-Antarctic, circle, Kerguelen Powerful Pie -ty, and lariat a ; left %b the^ sto%- The LadJ**-l fftfe foil a"pec« of pie :-.ll this. His writings arid teachings- cieties iii - tliese^ provinces;- declaring vlsiand1' oii'"^es6tation land, as if ts acb. Matty" i a t Jihnny's nose. brasthe a higher, hroader" purpose; a that the terrible. economic situation ea!T6d, pfesetfts otfe of the most perGoolidge Tetreats. Sparring. BeU.1 last week, and you're beefl sendteg 1 more inspired leadership. No mart iriSkes i£ impossible, to hold eiections -plesingfc&ys"tefles.-6ftlie Indlafr octan. Well, there is apparently nothing yoar friends here ever since^ : : : The Tramp---You're mistaken, lady. skill of clung morfe te"naci6usly to what fig be- a t tiiis itjme.-v-;•"•'""..,. 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Mrs. E, Hoffman, Council Bluffs, Attendants have been chosen by Iowa, will entertain at a reception Miss Martye Weinstein, daughter of Sunday, March 14, at 7 p. m., in Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Weinstein, who honor of the engagement of her •will become th« bride of Joseph Eu- daughter, Sarah, to Mr. Joe Resnick bin, of San An'tonia, Texas, on Sun- son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Resnick, of day evening, March 14, at the Black- Omaha. Relatives and friends ar£ stone HoteL Mrs. Max -Froxnkin, invited, sister of the bride, will be her matronMr. and Mrs. Litkin, of this city, of-honer, and Miss Edith Stone, cousin of the bride, will be maid-of- announce the engagement of their honor. Bridesmaids will be the Misses daughter, Ethel, to Reuben Maisel^ Belle Rosenthal, Dorothy Goldstein, also of Omaha. No date has beem Hose -Stone, of Chicago, and Pearl set for the wedding. Coheni The groom will- have as his Miss Ida Fine entertained the membestman, Oscar Weinstein, brother of the bride, and Messrs. Sam Cohen, bers of the T. E. D. club at her home Fred White, Sam Schwartz, and Sunday afternoon. fc&Ofles" Stone, -wilt be groomsmen. Miss XiHian Greenberg- -was hostess tTshers will be the Messrs. Jack Kaufto the membersof the Haja~bls bridgB man, Abe Weinstein, Harry Cohen, Ifoe Linsman, Sam Newman, and club and their guests at her hdme Bennett Cohn- Master Sheldon Allen Tuesday evening. Priies were won by Hannah- Filvin and Phil RosettKaufman will be ringbeaTeT.

MEAT LOAF 1% lbs. Tound steak 1 small onion 1 raw potatoe 2 eggs % cup raw rice salt and peppelf to taste Put meat and onion and potatoe through chopper. Add eggs separated and well beaten, add rice, salt and pepper to taste and twine into well gressed baking1 pan. 1 cup tomatoes may be put on top before baking. Bake slowly 1 hour and increase heat and bake'% hour more. Can also be served cold.

CHOPPED MEAT IS CABBAGE LEAVES Prepare meat as for meat loaf. Select head of cabbage with rather loose leaves. Cut from top of head and break off as many leaves as desired . Place in kettle and pour boiling water over them to wilt leaves. Pour off water and place one meat ball in each leaf, folding the leaf so* meat cannot fall out. Place 4 tablespoons fat in deep kettle, add one small onion cut fine and when slightly brown add cabbage balls. Keep on slow fire or put in oven with lquart canned ; tomatoes, when nearly done, in ! about 2% hours. Add 2 tablespoons brown sugar, 2 tablespoons [ flour dissolved in 1 cup cold water, I Serve hot. . . CHICKEN SALAD 4 cops old boiled chicken cut in cubes I cup celery chopped 1 teaspoon salt 3 hard boiled eggs ••!•.olives if desired 2 cups mayonnaise*"' Mix all ingredients in order given and. serve in lettuce- eups very cold.

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The March card party of theLsdieAuxiliary of the South Side Congregation will be given Tuesday afternoon, March 16, at 2 o'clock at the Brandeis Grill. Six womai. will be hostesses at this social affair. They are the Mesdames Michael Cohn, Herman Martin, S. Canar, I. Kateman, Ben Roithstein and Leo Ostro^ vitch. Prizes will be given at each table. / The monthly benefit card parties are given in order to raise money to remodel the synagogue and also to make better quarters for the children who attend the Talmud Torah, Mrs. Joe Sherman is chairman of these benefit card parties.

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-Out-of-town guests who have alMiss Mina Gerstein, who has been ready arrived are Joseph Rubin, the groom, and has .parents, Mr. and Mrs. making' her* home in Omaha, returned Sol Jtubin, of-San Antonia, v?ho came last week to her home in Lincoln, in ibjs- morning. Mrs. M. Stone and Nebraska. daughters, Rose and Edith, and sons, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosen entertained Charles and Nate, iff Chicago, Hi., six couples set bridge at their home "Miss'Helen-Urdangen, of Mason City, la., and Mr. Sol Rubin, of New York Sunday evening. Prizes were won by CARROTS (To serve with meaf> City, arrived Tuesday morning1. Other J. Altman and &r Rips. Boil large carrots in salt water trat-of-town guests are expected to arMrs. Mas Wright, of Los Angeles, rive the latter part of the week to Calif., will arrive Thursday to visit until tender. Reserve 2 cups of water. Place 2 tablespoons fat attend the wedding. with her sister, Mrs, & G. Saltzman, in pan over slow fir& AM 2 tableMiss "Weinstein, has been extensive- and ME. Saltzman. Mrs. Wright will spoons flour and when brown add Mrs. A, Perimeter of Offiaha, who ly-entertained since the announcement be remembered as Miss Tolly A d l ^ 2 cups carrot water*. Add carrots cook slowly about 5 minutes. underwent an operation at the Edof her engagement. -This week's af- of this city. The first of the numer- j and 1 can peas may be added. Salt fairs for1 ffifsl^pTila*rl«ide-to-Be was ous affairs to be given in honor of and pepper to taste. mundson Hospital here two weeks a luncheon at the Brandefe Tea, Booms this visitor will be a mah jongg and ago, is now convalescing at the home followed by an Orphexint Theatre luncheon on Tuesday afternonn, BAKING POWDER BISCUITS WITHOUT SHORTENING party ore Monday afternoon, "When the when the Mesdames H. A. Newman 2 cups flour Misses Annette Fanger and Sara and S. G. Saltzman will be hostesses 4 teaspoons baking powder Segelman -were hostesses. Mr. and to sixty-five guests at the Omaha | % teaspoon salt 3 Mrs. H. Wems'tein will entertain a t a Athletic Club. /3 pint cream family dinner for fifteen guests at Mix flour, baking powder and their home Friday evening, and on The Phi Delta Sorority will meet 'salt with knife stir in cream. Bake Saturday" morning they wiH entertain Sunday afternoon, March 14, at the in very hot oven until brown. These are delicious. at the Be"t!r Homedrosh flagodor home of'Miss UoTOtby Weiner. Wholesale and Hetctil Synagogue, in honor of the .groom. HOUSEHOLD BINTS Jewelers Miss Mina Kneeter, of New York Serve chopped liver in hollow of DiamQnd'Importers 'celery. To'serve with soup "course. City, formerly of Omaha, 'arrived' At a -£ea-dance given Sunday after- Tuesday morning to visit here with Use "nd flour in potatoes pan214-216 City Nat*? Bank Bldg. noon, March 1, by the Misses Sally her' mother, Mrs. Mamie Kneeter. cakes or pudding. Drain off water Established 1894 and add well beaten eggs. Flotir and Jean Xrupp, and Rosella Verbin, She will visit here for a month. makes them heavy. of Fremont, Nebr., an announcement -was made «f the wedding of Miss PRESSING HINT Bess Handler, daughter of Mr. and Place damp cloth over wrong I wish to announce to all the side of garment. Run iron over. Mrs. S. Handler, to H. Mike E6rboltz, Jewish women of Omaha that I The ^Daughters.-of Zien will meet Remove cloth and add a clean son of Mrs. P. Korboltz, of St. Joseph^ have paper. Iron until dry, or trousers Monday afternoon, March 5, at the Mo. The wedding came as a complete may be pressed on right side, same surprise to the guests, as the young Jewish Community Center. A report method. couple -were to be married Sunday "will be given on the proceeds of the afternoon, March 14. , . ball held Sunday, March 7. Please call me for orders and Rabbi Frederick Cohn officiated at same will be delivered through At the meeting of the Ladies' Free the home of the bride's parents, in Loan Society held "Wednesday, March your grocer and butcher. "Let Us Help You Keep Clean" . the presence of only the immediate 3, Mrs. Karris Levey contributed famfly. The groom's sister, Carey $100 towards the funds of the club. Korboltz, and the bride's brother* She also recently contributed $75" to 1819 California Street 2429 Decatur St. Webster 3527 Philip Handler, were the only attendATlantic 62»1. this organization. ? '. . :.;. ;^ .;: ants. The IFnai Israel Club elected offiThe out-of-town guests present were, the groom's mothe*. Mis. 3?hilip. cets .at its last Tegular meeting with Korboltz, Miss Carey Korboltz, and the• following results: David GreenMrs. M« Rositsky, all of St. Joseph, berg, president; Manny Goldberg, : Mo., Mrs. H. Shampaner, of Fatter- •vice-president; Louis Lohrman, -secreson, N. J., and Mr. artd Mrs. Joe tary-tre&surer; and Harry Rosenberg Verbin, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Kxup- and Charles Rosen, sergeant-at-arms. The picking of a debating team is insky, all of Fremont. . .^ Mr. Korboltz and bis bride are now now in progress, sponsored by Ike '" "_ spending1 their honeymoon in Chicago, Sternhill. Til. Upon their return they will make Having "defeated the B'nai Ami their home in St. Joseph. basketball team last week, the B'oiai Israel teani now claims the championMrs. A. I. Kulakofsky and daugh- ship of all Jewish Junior teams' in ter Dorothy left Thursday for Sioux Omaha. For games with the B'nai City, Iowa, to visit with her sister, Israel team call Greenberg, Webster Mrs. A. I. Sacks, and Mr. Sacks. 6748. Morris Ringle returned this week The Hatikvoh Girls clnb -will meet after a six weeks' stay in Miami, Sunday, March 14, at the Jewish Florida. Miss Florence Ringle is Community Center. making- plans for a European trip Stanley F. Levin was elected to the this summer. Board of Directors of the Jewish Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Alpirn returned Welfare Federation at the last meetTuesday morning from an extended ing of the local chapter. Aleph Levin visit with their daughter, Mrs David at the present time is the secretary P. Feder, and Mr. Feder, at Miami of Omaha chapter. Beach, Fiorida. Omaha Chapter No. 1 will hold a Tegular meeting Sunday afternoon, Mrs. F. Greenberg and Mrs. Davitt Greenberg and children are leaving Match 14th, at the Community today -fav a teil-day stay in Topeka, Center. The meeting will start at 3 Kansas, visiting with Mrs. F. Green- o'clock. A special program will be presented before the members. berg's daughter, Mrs. S« GaKtzki.

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