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J. C. C. Baseball Team To Play Kinneys at Fort Omaha

TURNER AND L. WEITZ STAR WITH "STICK"

OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1926

tyy Center Drive For New Members W I Gose Tuesday, July 27 Campaign Continued In Order To Obtain Quota of 1,000 Members

J. C. C Will Sponsor Kindergarten Gass A recent and novel addition to the many activities of the Jewish Community Center is a Kindergarten class to be held weekday mornings from 9 to 11:30, under the direction of Miss Esther Faier. The class will include children from 4 to 7 years old. Applications for entrants in these classes will be made at.the office of the Jewish Community Center Sunday afternoon. July 25, from 2 to 4, at which time farther information regarding the class will be made. The class will be limited to 25 children. Miss Esther Faier, who will be instructor of the class, "is a gradaate of the Kindergarten course of the Teacher's College ^>f the University of Nebraska.

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Hebrew Club's Annual Picnic To Be Coogressiia! Holiday's Omaha Held, Sunday, August 8, at Bennington, Nebr.— To RaSe'Off Prize Ticket to Los Angeles

Is Stnmgiy Refuted Congressman Samuel Dickstein Declares That Quota Law Is Not Beneficial to Jews

Jtdy 29, Date Set For First Open Swimming

Dancing Will B® Feature of Evening's Program SPECIAL' AUTOMOBILES TO

The intensive heat that has desGO TO FROLIC GROUNDS cended upon Omaha in the last few days caused approximately With the soft musical strains of a 800 persons to visit the Jewish -melodious orchestra to keep the ASSERTS THAT LAW TO WORKERS WILL BE GUESTS Community Center pool, according dancers on their toes and a rip-tearBENEFIT ENGLAND AT COMPLIMENTARY to Ed Burdick, head physical ing ballgame in the afternoon, the director. DINNER entertainment committee o£ the OmaWashington, D. C , (J. T. A.)—A According to an announcement ha Hebrew club predicts that the refutation of the claim put forth by issued by the Physical depart- Club's eighteenth annual picnic will In order that the Membership camCongressman Holaday that the fuotai ment, Thursday, July 29, is the of- be the greatest ever produced in paign of the Jewish Community immigration laws are beneficial to the ficial date for the starting vi the Omaha. The fun frolic will be heM Center is put over 100%, the drive Jews was made by Congressman first open swimming tourney s t Sunday, August S at Benmngton, will be continued until Tuesday, July Samuel Dickstein in a statement to he Jewish Center. 27th. • • • . - • • • Nebr. the Jewish Daily Bulletin. Early in the fall an official call , The workers in the drive, headed by A squadron of Cadillac machines "I do not know what prompted this will be sounded for football men Max Fromkin, have secured more than will be stationed at the end of the distinguished statesman from Illinois who want to try for positions en 300 members during the past three Benson street car line to transport the to claim that - the quota immigration weeks. Each worker has been assigned Members of the Jewish Com- law is beneficial to Jews. I do not the Jewish grid squad. Around thousands of picnicers, who arc exSeptember 15, the first cail for a quota of members., they are to bring munity Center interested in. the know upon what the statesman bases basketball practice will be issued pected to attend the big festival. The in before the close of the campaign, Current Topics Class will meet his claim that the quota law is bene- by Ed Burdick and his staff of site committee, after laboring for and from the..enthusiasm• already with Irvin Stalmaster, director, on weeks, has finally selected the shadiestficial to Jews. • Statistics show beyond assistants. shown by the solicitors, each member Monday evening, at 7:45. grove in an around the town of Benshadow of a doubt that he is not Some of the -women who swim nington. will exceed their quota. stating a fact and that he is not sinFor the benefit of Jewish sporb, A complimentary dinner, for the » Another interesting group is the cere in his statement. The quoia in the Center poel are getting to workers receiving their quota, will be Glee Club, under the direction of law of which he speaks is a law that be efficient divers, according to lovers, a baseball • game between the given on. the evening of the clpse of Mrs. Sam Beber. Those interested greatly benefits Great Britain, the so-! Mr. Bxirdick. Miss Ethel Green- B'nai B'rith and the Omaha Hebrewthe campaign. Various prizes will be in this group will meet on Tues- j called Nordic race, which is described oerg, who attended school in Chi- club will get under way in the afterawarded to those obtaining the most day evening, at 8 4'clock. This as follows: 'Nordics with blue eyes, cago the past year, is helping Mr. noon. During the supper hour a band members. These prizes were donated group is planning: to present blond hair and long statutes.' The Burdick with the various gym of 40 pieces will give a musical concert. • From. S until midnight a group by local business men of the city. operettes during the -winter so-called Nordic races for whose benfit classes. Handball demons are rapidly of special syncopators has hecx, The workers assisting Mr. Fromkin, months. this law was.inade and for which he rounding into fine shape for the secured to play nothing but the latest are Jake Slosburg, Irvin Stalmaster, has exerted his efforts and which G. Shapiro, Dr. M. E. Stein, and There are three classes in measure he has supported so earnestly coming handball meet, which is in dance music TKe Omaha Hebrew club is nlsc Robert H. Kooper, captains. They are Dramatics. One class meets on ] was his chief interest and the real scheduled to get under way about raffling off a round trip ticket t.o being aided l>y Abner, Kaimen, Judah Monday, at 11 o'clock, and another | problem of America was forgotten," the second week in August. either Los Angeles, Calif., or to PhiWolfson, Ed Kraus, Ike Levy, Dr. A. at 2 o'clock the same day. Tha| Congressman Dickstein declared. ladelphia, Pa. Should the lucky on* reenberg, Wm. L. Holzman, William third class meets at S o'clock \ "His duty to help report out a bill decide to talce the jaunt to fcbs Grodinsky, Harry Lapidus, William Wednesday. which would bring about the uniting Quaker city, he vill be able to witne-siAlberts, Sam Leon, Fred Greenberg, of families of those in the United the great Seque-Centennial ExposiLouis Katleman, Dr. Philip Sher, HarTwo Folk .Dancing classes are States legally and of good moral miiniit tion. However the bepch &r,d the qwie; ry Malashock, Abe Levey, Abe Gold- under the direction of Mrs. Irvin character was overlooked. stein, A. Bolker, Earl Lapidus, Henry Stalmaster. One class meets at "The Jews did not seek too much First Plight To Be Reeled Off Satur- orange grov«E sre^to the advantage *c': the coast dwelling. Monsky, Harry A. Wolf, 3. Cohen, H. 4;23 Tuesday afternoon, and the benefit from any one. They were not day A ticket selling campaign it- beinj: Delrogh, Dave Freeman,' pave Green- second class meets Friday at 1:30. seeking more-than what they are juststaged and the person selling the moK< erg, Dr. P. Romonek, Sara Bliss, L The Highland Country Club Chamly entitled to Sunder our form of govadmission or raffle, tickets will receive Rosenblatt, Fred White, P . Zaletuchin, pionship Golf Tournament is no-w i» ernment. They simply resented Lei Meyer Beber, : Joe full swing* The. golfers have Tplsjed; trip "ducket" to Los : "Cmaiina'ti; ~^ 07-^-District 'cTiatrcheri Hifnelbloom, B. Korney, Ben Shafton, "Throughout Sistory> the Jew cantheir qualifying-'matches,' and will be vr Philadelphia, In order to '"Holy*'.' boys under' i i s mercy nis who are being appointed now for ac- oe; Greenberg, Dave: Greenberg, prove to America that he has paired off this evening. The first round for this race contestants shoul of matches will be played Saturday. least ? 150 worth of tickets. A teammates '-were hammering away; at tive participation in the Independent Nathan Yaffe, Sam Beber, Mark Leon, achieved great acco&plishments in The following forty golfers have prize will be offered'to the persons finthe'offerings dished over tEe Grub- Order B'nai B'rith campaign for §2,- Alex Frank, H. Katskee, Ruben every walk of life and has done his entered the annual contest: ing; $100 worth of tickets. The prs?f: Brown, Jack Alberts, Mathias LevenEnables Men to Spend Holidays -with share towards the building of our ber" by the opposing hxtrler. Eight 000,000 will meet in conference late in Lester Hej-n .J. H. Kxilakofsky is a trip to Denver, Colo., or to Fuebk>, son, Louis Sommer, E. Meyer, Dave in the very fiirst inning with "Spud" August with Grand President Alfred Their Families country. The Jew has always taken S. Hersberg Seamon KnlnkoXsky Colo. Turner on the track, Syd Corneman M. Cohen,/the Grand Lodge secre- John, L. Harris, S. Ravitz, S. Freed, Herzberg Joseph Lipkin advantage of becoming a citizen of M. Sain Wertheimer. Jr. Leo Cbnlkin Athletic events and various acrocaught a hold of a fast one andtaries of all the L O. BJ B. districts Harry Robinson, Louis Somberg, Her- Announcement is made by the Jew- the United States at the earliest pos- H. S. Heavenrich Have Builik batic stunts are planned and the c5nV. Katlemnu Phil \otisem hoisted it high over the trees in in the United States, the chairmen of berg Goldstein, L Sternhfll, Isadore ish Welfare Board of the granting of sible date, whereas the Nordic races, Carl William OruCiisskjBud Wol! members are urped to bring: tb«ir center field. Before the ball could the B'nai B'rith Hfllel Foundations, Abramson, Ban Yousem, Maurice furloughs to Jewish men In the United to whom my colleague from Illinois l>r. M. I. Gordon Harry Xialashock Marvin Treller Jfake Spiesberger families. Micklin, and Harry Silverman. be relayed back, Syd had pulled a and the chairmen of the B'nai B'rith has reference, have taken from ten Sain J. Leon IJ. KulakofskjClub members who have automobiles "The workers have pledged to States Army and Navy and to dis-to thirty years.before they would re- A. B. Alpirn K. Kulakofsky "Roland Locke" stunt and crossed the social service committees, in order to abled veterans whose physical condiSherman Saul Lever that they are not in need of on Sunfci&I. tape in record-breaking time. formulate plans for the early launch- secure the entire quota of 1,000 mem- tion permits, for the observance of nounce their allegiance to the King,' Dave Nate Sherman At. Mayer X>ave tJreenberg 1. Weiner day, August S, are urir<?d to comrmmThe official scorer gave the Jewish ing of this effort. Henry Monsky of bers to the Jewish Community Center, Bosh Hashonah and Yom Eippur. he said. Dave Cohn J . Heyn icate with President Max Fromkin. before the close of the campaign," Justin Wolf Ban \ouspm boys 13 hits while the "Holy Ones" Omaha, Nebr., Is chairman of the "The gentleman from Illinois should Bill Youaem Orders issued by the Secretary of FifMi Fischer said Max Fromkin. Every Jew should garnered two off Kaufman. Corne- campaign committee, and Dr. Boris l>r. B. T. Friedman Earl Knlakofsky War and by the Navy Department, at study a little more history, as a res-alt I. Ed Levinson B. EsiBman man and Giventer hit for the circuit D. Bogen will have the active direc- take part in the various activities the request of the Jewish Welfare Marvin Michael Katlemao (Continued on page 2) YOUNG JUDAE CLUB offered by this institution." and Leo Weitz and Joe Turner each tion of the campaign. Board, provide for furloughs for the TO MEET SUNDAY Golf is but one of the activities ofpounded ant a brace of doubles. The The purpose of this campaign is to men from noon of Sept. 7 to noon of ARAB GARRISON fered to members of the Highland heavy bludgeon swingers for the raise funds for sudu-work of the L O.ZIONIST MEETING TO BE Those desiring to affiliate Sept. 12, for observance of Eosh REDUCED, IS" ANNOUNCED Country Club. Some members take selves with local Young Juda© winners were; Tomer, I*. Weitz, B. B. which does, not specifically come HELD TUESDAY EVENING Hashonah, and from the evening advantage of the dub grounds every Kaufman and Corneman. within the scope of its regular philan(noon, in the navy) of Sept. 16 to Jerusalem (J. T. A.)—The rumors evening- and spend several hours v,-il meet Sunday sttetnocT*, July £N« A regular meeting of the local DisDavid Bleicher, husky backstop for thropic and fraternal -activities. noon of Sept. 20, for the observance" that the Arab garrison in Amman "sitting on benches and gossiping". st the Jewish Community Or«r»r-. the Jewish boys, made his re-appear- Among these are' a number of hos- trict of tbe Zionist Organization will of Yom Kippur. take place Tuesday evening, July 27, has been disbanded rre not true, ac- This is not only a feature ^ntertsin- Boys and girls between the ance in the lineup. Dave has been pitals and orphan homes, and also the ment for the women but also for the9 to 16 are eligible to join. These arrangements will make it nursing gome "bad" fingers of.late establishment of Hfllel Foundations at at the Jewish Community Center. A possible for a large number of sol- cording' to an announcement made male sex. The Young Judae Council, and the injuries have been hampering American universities to assist the full report of the Zionist Convention diers and sailors to observe the High here. of representatives o£ all the. clubs. i» held in Buffalo, N. Y., recently, \rill The Arab g^rrisoa in Amman has A stag for the men will be given his'receiving. The Center guardians Jewish college youth of this coutry to Hol3T~Days with; their families a t not been disbanded but has been Wednesday evening, July 2S, at the planning « joint progt&m to take j&a&s. be given by the local delegate, Dr. of the inner defensive "wall worked obtain a knowledge and gain a reverhome. For those men vho are at a reduced in numbers. It now consists club house. Unusual entertainment is the latter p w t of August. Mr*. H«>like a well oiled machine. ' Leo ence for the^historical and cultural M. G. WobL considerable distance from their of four hundred soldiers, it is being prepared by the committee in man J&hr, and Miss Silvia Konecky at short field handled six background of his people. Such foun- U. S. AMBASSADOR are taking charge of the homes, the Jewish Welfare Board will stated. charge. chances without a hobble. Captain dations, each of which'has a director work and Mrs. Sam Bebcsr, of arrange for hospitality, including THANKS POLISH ZIONISTS Lou Somberg, L. Weitz and Corne- who organizes its activities, hav^e alLONDON JEWRY music. religious services, meals and lodging, man also came in for their share of ready been established at the Uni- Warsaw (J. T. A.)—The thanks of in - neighboring communities. Special JUDGE MEMELOK HAS FIRST SUICIDE IN glory. OF SWITZERLAND DIES TWENTY-FIVE YEARS versities of-HlinoisV Wisconsin and the United States government for the provision will be made for disabled BRITISH TREASURY Ohio. The fourth Hillel Foundation message of congratulations on the oc- men unable to leave the hospitals. The Zurich, (J.T.JL)—Judge Mamelok, London (J. T. A.)—The rarity of) TO GUARANTEE PALESTINE. will open its Hoors at Ann Arbor with casion of the Sesquicentennial celebra- board's representatives are arranging Zionist Executive Proposals ; Regarding Palestine Citizenthe beginning* of the next scholasti tion of American Independence, was for the observance of the High Holy Judge of the. Higher Court of suicide among lews was commented GOVERNMENT '$88,800,000' contained in a communication address- Days at outlying points, including Switzerland, died here at the ageoh here by the City of London ship Not Accepted year. , ••'•;--. London (J. T. A.)—The. Coroner, Dr. Frederick Joseph Waldo, The I. O. B. B. plans eventually to ed by United States Ambassador Stet- China, Manilla, Hawaii, Panama and of 50. Judge Maroelok was highly esteem- on the occasion of an inquest con- government loan to the amount; Jerusalem (J. T. A.)-—The govern- establish" Hillel Foundation at every son to the Zionist Organization of Haiti. ed . in all circles for his scholarly ducted by him into the suicide of ?22,5OO,O00 which is to be ment is not in a position to accept important educational center in this Poland. shortly by the government, will >* "Please convey the thanks of the attainments snd his high standing in Sophie Hart. the proposals of the Zionist Exe- country, in proximity to colleges and guaranteed as to principal and United States government to the the' juridical field. He was an obDr. Waldo declared that in all the The Hatikvoh Girls club will meet cutive regarding facilitation of ac- universities attended by large numquiring citizenship in Palestine, it bers of Jewish young men and women Zionists of Poland for their greet- Sunday, July 25, at the Jewish Com- servant Jew and was active in Jewish years of his practice he had not come «st, by the Britir Chancellor o£ tht ings," the communication stated. social work. . across a single case of E Jewish Exchequer, according, to an'ofHs>i& munity Genter. was announced here. suicide. Sophie Hart's suicide is the White Paper issued here lately at\ th*The proposals of the Zionist ExeLIFT BAN ON first act of this kind among the Jews question. cutive were submitted to the governThe White Paper outlines the. *4«ar YIDDISH IN -BESSARABIA of London in the last twenty five ment following the recent promulgafor the lo^n and state* that '«*tew»3ction of the Palestine Citizenship Or-" years. dinance and were intended to im- Kishineff (J. T. A.)—The ban on (History showE), Dr. Waldo also tion was introduced into the HOHP«T< "* prove in -certain details the method :the use of Yiddish at Jewish public "Well play any Jewish baseball looks as though no other team can I have seen," said Mr. Green. Mr. abserved, "that until the time of the Commons to «uthorixis theTreasuvr -*evolved by the government for thegatherings in Bessarabia was lifted b team in the country." J stop the victorious Jewish lads who Green has been connected with ama- dispersion of the Jews from Palestine guarantee the Palestine a telegraphic "order-of the Centra acquiring of Palestine citizenship. This ultimatum was voiced by have yet to taste defeat. Defeat is teur baseball for the last-seven years there are only ten recorded cases of loan of 4,500,000 Pound Sterling. Government in Bucharest. Tlje loan h to be used by the IV*London (J. T. A.)—The question Manager Nathan E. Green and Cap-J said to be bitter and according to! and nothing can shirk his opinion of suicide among the Jews. After their estine government In the £ollo«.'in£ The ban was issued by the milharj return from Babylon, suicide became whether persons who have acquired tain Lou Somberg as they both dls- the bosses the Jewish boys want to, the present Jewish nine. manner; 1,640,00 Pound Sterling t* domicile rights in Palestine are authorities in -Bessarabia. Accordin cussed the prowess of the Jewish taste nothing but "sugar.1 more frequent among the Jews. The While the challenge issued by Somgranted all rights of British subjects to this order Jewish public gatherings Community Center nine over a cold The challenge that has been issued' berg and Green travels over the va- Old and New Testaments contain only be expended on the;'Construction '*£' regarding entry into England or any had to be conducted only in Rouman- lunch at l i e J. C. C. restaurant. by the captain and manager of the rious telegraphic wires, the Jewish four cases of Jewish suicides. We new railways in Palestine; part -of the United Kingdom, was ian, as a result of which the entire Judging from the way the Jewish Jewish team stands good for any team has not let up on practicing. find three cases in the Old Testament, Pound Sterling' for the broached today in the House of social and political life of the Jewis] boys have been playing ball this Jewish baseball nine from the Atlan-j Every Tuesday and Thursday eve- King Saul, his swordbearer and a I of the harbor «t Haifa s 476,000 ! j nin Commons by Sir Gerald Strickland. community in Bessarabia ceased, Jew who, being pressed, barricaded Sterling fey other public works season, the average fan cannot blame p f and from the Gulf s s the boys are going great guns his house and burned himself to for the acccjuisitieR Of the t i c t o t h e aci ic Captain D. H. Hafling, replying in delegation representing the Jewis] the two bosses for making such a +Vio t-arn. Yinaanv, f n » »"<Ut>. _n_v. « ' of Mexico- to the southern tip of in order to keep in good condition. the name of the Home Secretary, de- communities in Bessarabia, led bj statement. j As they anxiously await a reply to death. The New Testament contains railway and other capital assets clared that Palestine domicile, does members of the Zionist Federation At the present time the Jewish C a n a d a } their challenge, the two moguls of the case of Judas. Other instances. the property -of the British not affect the right of entry to theappeared before the Minister of thi squad ia leading the other seven "On a whole the Jewish Commun- the Jewish flock think they have a of suicide in l i e New Testament sre'.tnent to the amount of 1*000 « * United -Kingdom. Interior asking its abolition. _ ot of Jews," the Coroner stated. 'Pound Steriiw - teams by two full games,- And' it ity Center team is by. far Hie best pennant-winning team,

The undefeated Jewish Community Center baseball team will face an acid test Sunday afternoon at By Arthur Green. 1:30 when they swing bats with The Holy Angels, who are undis- the Kinney. shoe Co. nine, who are puted occupants of the cellar posi- the runners-up for the pennant in tion in the Gate City League, •were the Gate City League. The battle royal between the"wholly" wrong last Sunday afterJewish youngsters and the shoenoon when they attempted to administer the first defeat to the Jew- men will be staged at Fort Omaha. ish Community Center "willow Thus far this season the teams wavers" who are now setting the have met on ' two occasions and pace for the other teams in the cir- both times the- Jewish boys cuit with 14 victorious and no losses. emerged victorious. However, the ^followers' of the I t was merely another Kaufman "day" at the Miller Park playground, Kinneys predict a different story and .even the holiest of the, holy this week-end. The Center team 'couldn't solve the peculiar slants that must put up a' fight: and the fans the kid from the windy city dished and fanettes of "tie Jewish team over the plate. In the nine innings should turn out in full force for of play the "angels" were able to the confab; - — Sam Kaufman, peer of the flock cross fh tape but three times, and of moundsmeri in the League, is not until the seventh stanza were the expected to start on- the "hill" for church-goers able to connect safely. the Jewish boys. : Kaufmann is The contest ended with the Jewish expected to hurl his usual brand boys on the long end of a 11 to 3 of ball when the "umps" start the score.-. •' .••'.".;••" '. : ' ••' - . - . , important game ' at the soldier's Enough has been said in recent -field.; '••;• : '.•''•'• press dispatches concerning ' the A win for the - Center team prowess of Sam Kaufman as a pitcher, but the writer must at this means that the season automaticjuncture - puncture his pride and let ally culminates," but should the forth some new words of praise. Up Jewish youths lose they will" have until the seventh spasm, Kaufman, to play the Castle Hotels and the •who is frequently called the ^'Chicago American Business College conKid" made amateur baseball history tingents. . : when he1 hurled a no-hit-no-run game.- For seven frames, only two men reached first, one by the "free" way and the other was hit; by one of Sammy's- fast . curves: that didn't break right.; In the eighth the, Chi1 ^cago -yamtgstef leasedvup..and,allowed two hits .and ia walk coupled with a Henry Monsky of Omaha Chairman of Campaign Committee ^ ^ ^ ^ / ^ t ^ ' ' ^ op-

B'nai BMhfrepares for $2.09fc000 Drive

for Jews in Jbrmj and RaTy

"We'll Plmy Any Jewish Team in United States," Declare Bosses of Jewish Community Center Team

PAGE 2—THE JEWISH PRESS—THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1926

David A. Brows Heads Congressman Hobday's Frigerator Enterprise Immigration Statement

When Esther Kaplan arrived in the United States in 1911 she wa*> allow1 ed to land with her parent^ but she ' PubUa&ed everjf- Thursday at Omaha, Nebraska, by was -detained at Ellis Island * on the ' T H B 3EV\rifea PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY David A. Brown, head of the $25,charge of mental deficiency. She re192S—5686 Office: 490 Brandels Theatre Building — Telephone; ATlaatic 1450. 000,0000 United Jewish Campaign for mained et Ellis Island over a year, NATHAN E. GREEN, Manager. suffeding Jews in Russia, is also head July 20 Ab 9—Fast of A b . _ . during which time she was placed (Continued from page 1) Aug. 10 Ellul—-Rosh Chodesh .$2.50. Subscription Price, one yeai of which he .would not make an as- on steamers twice to be deported,' but Advertising rates burnished on application. sertion that the quota immigration each time she was taken off the 1926—5687 -•V law is beneficial to Jews. Jews are steamer through a habeas corpus. CHANGE OF ADDRESS—Please Rive botfc tbe old and new address; , „ _,, b» «are and g\n yout name. ..Sept. 9 Tishri lr-First Day of New Year not seeking to open the doors of Her case was taken through various -Sept. 11 Tishri 3—Gast of Gedaliah America. They.love their country of courts and she continued to remain The Jemsh Presa Is supplied by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (Jewish ..Sept. 18 Tishri 10—Yora Kippur adoption and would be the last in the in the United States on furnishing rrespondence Bureau > with cabled and telegraphic Jewish oews, in addition world to demand anything to which bonds. feature articles and correspondences from all important Jewish centers. Wiriea regarding "news Itetns credited to this Agency will be gladly they are not-justly entitled. They It hag now finally been established swered if addressed t o Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 62l Broadway, New are merely seeking justice to all of us that Esther Kaplan is not mentally and are against a preference to any deficient, her condition having been particular race. What the Jew is due to a fright resulting from a NO OTHER COURSE seeking is -what their forefathers pogrom which she witnessed when sought and for which they fought and she was a child. By Stan. A warning against the peril of attempting to inprove upon By GEORGE JOEt bled. Her father has furnished bond in e principles which form the cornerstone of American tradition the sum of .$3,000 as a guarantee "Further reading the article of the id teaching, marked the address given by PrPesident Coolidge Sammy Kaufman has the most out- The Jews will be well represented! • that his daughter will not become a gentleman from Illinois, we find the standing record of any twirler in the 1 July 5 at the Sesquicentennial Exposition in Philadelphia. m t h es o c c e r w o r l d n e x t f a public charge. The lawyers for Esther following: 'We also owe a duty to city. In the eleven Gate City League "- h ; This tradition and teaching the President ascribed directly games that he has pitched the op the alien now in our country, and. this Kaplan were Congressman Samuel op- H a b o a h Athletic Club, formed recent- j l ym N e w Y o r k c i t ll u t ste obligation should be discharged before Dickstein of New York and attorney > the influence bf the Bible upon the lives of the colonists in position iti h d three h h a nd has averaged hits d , l y m N e w Y o r k c i t y ^ " l l P u t am | ta t h e fieId T h £ s d u b i s o u t permitting more aliens to enter.' Has James Marshall. ie 150 years' of New World pioneer life prior to the Revolution. four runs per game. Sammy has a!-j ' «» "! growth of t h e the gentleman from Illinois carried Athletic j "No other theory,", the President declared, is adequate to so two other victories to his credit. 1 C l u b w W c h h a s b Maccabean een i n out this statement of his by voting to All things have rest, and ripen toward the grave splain or comprehend the Declaration of Independence. It is the He pitched the 1923 City champion- \t h ep a s t five e a r s Tlie*»stence forj unite the families of those legally in In silence; ship Murphy-DId-It crew to a victory \ * executives ripen, fall and cease. David A. Brown roduct of spiritual insight of the people. We live in an age of over the Schneider Electric club. He are » D r - M a x Strauss, president; Dr. the United States, namely, the wives —Tennyson p ; of the General Necessities Corpora- and children of declarants? Has the cience. and of abounding accumulation of material things. These also hurled the 1923 Metro leoding EE u S e n e BB« > vice-president i i tj Di Diana id not Create our Declaration. Our Declaration created them. C. B. & Q. nine to a win over the S o l o m o «> treasurer; Arthur Hirschler, tion, of Detroit, Michigan, manufac-j gentleman-«»de any attempt to bring ?he things of the sirit came first. Unless we cling to that, all our fast semi-pro Creston, la., aggrega-' A r t h u r Wiener, H. JMagid and Harry turers of the Absopure Electric Fri- about the very thing he preaches? A gerator, that is being sold in Omaha glance at bis record in tbe last session laterial rosperity, overwhelming though it may appear, will turn tion. Kaufman has received offers Feigenbaura. s by the Electric Refrigerator Co., 1S08 of Congress will answer my question. from a number gf professional and! ™ Hakoah Club is a member of o a barren scepter in our grasp." he Farnam street. "Therefore, let Congressman Hola.semi-professional teams to finish the' * International Soccer League of e w York th David A. Brown needs no introdu- day better tell us something about The things of the spirit came first. . season with them. "Sammy" however j « > e Empire State League Out of the Hebrew teaching of .the Fatherhood of God andprefers to finish his college days as a n d ^ German-American League. If tion to any Jewish man or woman, the great value of the immigration when the Absopure Frigerator is law which benefits' the Nordic races, ;he Brotherhood bf Man; out of the Hebrew teaching which an amateur. He is an excellent foot-; t h e Hakoah teams of New York are and introduced to them and installed in which would really come within the ball quarterbaTk, having played that anything like the Vienna team that varnedagamst the tyranny of pharaohs and of kings; out of the on the 1925 Creighton «U", w a s h e r e i n t h e SP™B there will be their home, they will recognize the scope of Ms speech," Congressman Hebrew teaching of the Jubilee, spring the American Declaration position Freshman eleven. "Kaufman was a some.fast soccer games to be seen ability put forth by David A. Brown Dickstein concluded. 1307 Howard St. At. 8028 of human equality and human right to freedom and the pursuit regular on the "Blue-Jay" Freshman' &roun<* the town next season. The and well-known frigerator authorities. Omaha, Nebr. The General Necessities Corpora- GIRL TO REMAIN IN IT. S. of happiness. basketeball quintette, holding down Hakoah Athletic Club will also intion is a million dollar corcern locat- AFTER FIFTEEN YEAR FIGHT one O f the barricading jobs. He is elude in its activities wrestling, boxAn immigration restriction policy which discriminates against an expert swimmer but cares littles &»R. fencing, swimming and gymnas- ed in Detroit, Mich., and the AbsoAGAINST DEPORTATION men and women for racial reasons is a direct violation of the.for track. Frigerators are not only sddj ' **cs" These sports have up to the spirit of that Declaration. The tail-end Holy Angels have the present given very few stars to the in the United States, but throughout New York. (J. T. A.)—An order A policy which practically bars people of all nations of the distinction of scoring the. largest sportig issued from Washington has brought p g world. I t is unfortunate that the world. earth save Great Britain is fundamentally at odds with the number of runs against the Hebrew ^ ^ e club l b did nott add ddgolf lf to t its it li list The Electric Refrigerator Co, is to a successful close the fight of BUTTER* aisd E W o f rinciples enunciated .in 1776. lads eight tallies in their first game. activities as there are no known i t h e only concern in Omaha handling fifteen years on the part of Esther Council BitdSs, £& Jewish golf stars. Perhaps in time1, the Absopure Electric Refrigerator. Kaplan against deportation to the It is opposed t a the. spiritual teaching upon which those The'second Kinneys held to only one Hakoah Abraham Greer.span is manager of I will be able to cover even Hakh ill b bl t Abraham Greerspan is manager of Ukraine. hit in their last game. principles are grounded. the local branch. Lester Giventer is rapidly round- this field of sport, In 1924 thousands of Americans, raising their voices in. dp-;ing into form as a capable catcher# « position to the discriminatory phases of the then proposed im- but is still a bit weak with the big U u i s ( K i d ) -^^^ h a s ^ T e nu p Joseph Kaufman, formerly of the migration law, pointed to the violation of American principles ni- "stick." Lester caught the slants of h i s t f t f c s a s w o r i < ,, a f c a t h e r W e i g h t j "Brooklyn Daily Eagle," lias an inI wish to announce to the Jews of Omaha that I have volved. " _ . ' , . " ~" Kaufman against the Kinneys a week, c h a m p ; o n . H e ^ t i r e s u m iefcated and; opened a Business a t my Home, 2429 Decatur Street, the ability of the Jews in sport. He ^ . . e n himself flghting When President Coolidge, in a message to Congress in 1923, ago In grand style. Sunday against h a s with a fiill kne of Jewish Religious Books such as w J n £\ say*, "The Jews are profcient u was advising the use of a "prior census" plan of restricting im- the Angels Lester clouted out a nifty c h a m p i o n > T h c J e W s Daily Prayers, Machsorim, Jewish Rituals, Scriptures, sports 68 11 yC circuit smash. Giventer plans on - **** ^ i f , " ! * °™ d o £ K a p 1 a n . s accomplishments, i Talethim Silk or Wool, Mezzuzahs and many other migration and. was urging the Immediate registration of all aliens entereing plete use o£ han 3 a I m m Tech High in the fall where ^ reason he retired was because' articles. in order that America be kept American, opponents ~ot discrimina- lie .will undoubtedly go good as he i s o f h i s j r t a b i l i t y t 0 m a k e ^ f e a t i i e r J mum of other muscular movements. W o Vir Vc K v n m t tory immigration theories "were; febuiiding a warning "against "the pretty much'of''.an all-around ath- AVcSglrt ^"™' '" "" pounds,'but through M' s ) "* ^ ^ " " **'**J^^?3e™^?h!£ peril of attempting to Improve upon the principles which form the o__ fee 6as announced that his I also have the agency for the 'ISefer Tora" thai anybetball and fighting, but his theory Dave Bieicher, "the other receiver, KtiTement cornerstone of American trad^tôn:" • • > body wants to order. chaU n o t ^ /iiuciitau uauiu-vu. . . . . 1 ,. .' falls into oblivion when one mentions ^ back as s such sports 23 football, soccer and j hum • » abandon; Bleicher nas'been handii t is-not all Mr. »Kaufman's Ci'ation restrictions based upon t&q slanderous contention that capped • throughout-' the ntae-season ntire- season ^ p ^ ' t h a t 'there will be another llacrossethroughout.the * c r c s s e - **' T ™ a n s cconclusion! on««.TO , uu kk e e * a* example of the danger of gentt o spirit.ol^mericarcanuot be grasped and assimilated by .non- with , ^Juries'-acquired during the jj ^ ^ ll ffBgg hht ^w ei gi gl nl tt fighter fighter o , f.-uî< loop 1—4<- Season. M . ™ « ^ '•nioifcV.m. ° High .School BleTcher t h e ^ l a. c e ° o f B «.-, ^ n y Lonard." The e x a h z u i g a b o u t r a c e s . T h e J e j v i s j l K founders. •Y?i.-L ilordio peoples, but by clinging: to >the principles" of the caught behind the bat for the purple U g h h y e j g h t d ivi S i O n is especially proficient in sport because, and only. Out of a widespread; deep and abiding reverence for the . . . , , . 1. i • 1 because, he has the necessary requianff white of Central High. material . ' , ^+v,TliO 11 principle of miinan brotherhood, as enunciated in' the Book of Joe Turner. another x-urple and, * weak • m real championship tried ability) S l t c s t h a t e° t 0 m a k e u p m * t M e l e * | a n d ft &gUeT o £ Eton's Books, grew the spirit bf'1776 and its Declaration of Independence. White standard bearer i s playing a s h < j u l d h a v g K t U e t r o u b I < J Xon-Psrtisaii Candidate The first response to the Presidents warning against the great game' of ball this year under t h e t Moscow. — Akim Yoilnsky, also the Center Sag.He is clicking up hits peril of attempting to -alter tile principles which form the cornerj The Jews nearly had another j known under the naine of Flcxner, the as monotonously a s v i a d t o g m a e o r g ; L e v i n e > Brooklyn, noted writer and theatrical critic, died ] stone of American tradition should be the repeal of discriminatory chine, a number of them being for ' Nê w^Yi ooi Au % Gfmght P e t e LalZDj yesterday. immigration restrictions bf 1324* extra bases. ™ oases. 1 t e n v e j g h t champion of the world and Afcim Volinsky was especially An application of the. theory which the PrePsident sets forth, The Weitz brothers, Aaron and Leo fM ^. rounds Ât3. „.„.. ^n na mmore n r t known for his work in Leonardo da for". rfour was' ¥¥tnV making demands the re-enactment of immigration Regulations which are are two slugging brothers when they Your Vote Will Be Appreciated showing. In this Vinci, which is considered a s one of based upon rules of- personal character, fitness and worth, not get on t h e . ball field. Leo has two, both fighters were stand- the best studies of the famous Italian 1 home,runs to his credit while Aaron ing toe to t o e and exchanging blows painter. For this work the Italian] Primaries August 10th upon the race,~ere$d or nationality of-the Immigrant* 13 also the possessor of a like number, j government conferred on Tolinsky the flash, No other'course i§ consistent, with tJie principles which form Both boys are batting over three 350. \ _.-.. ,^ w U v >u.uiUk«.u, struck the honorary citizenship of Milan. rt the,cornerstone of American traditions and teachings. • The Community Center team as a ; c h a m p I o n fa t h e j ^ ^ gr c f e ^ e l Volinskj-s burial, which was a t ~" , . . (Independent,). whole is batting over three hundred. l r f l e d ^ feout & n d a w a r d e d ^ d c-i tended by many writers and theatrical and fielding-about eight hundred. . ] c e l celebn p i ^ g i t Leningrad d s i o n ^ LatzQ< K wwas & g a amogt ebritie? tock mostu nun-1 Ben and Phil Yousem, brothers, t h e . + ,„„. thing ... f the .evening.-The showers are open at be fortunate t h i bbut u t i it tc ocould u l d n not o t be] todr.y. all times althathe pool may.be closed pride of the local J e ^ s h golfing w o r l d ^ ^ fi h t J aV keen The iell by the wayside during the S t a t e; had - . . beenn ft „ escrappy *riw hatibattle. ,k Th^' by reason of classes. tournament that was held last week. nearWfuture By.JB. P . L . will find these fighters ; Some of the older members contenc Blaine Young, former State champion Join the Community Center and get that" their gym days are over but took the measure of Ben while Phil, t* *"" J m be ready in the swim. If you are a meniber.a&d never fail to take their dip in thefefl -before .the clubs of Earnest Lied.1 n a P P e n s do s o t avail yourself of the privileges pool. Jake Issacsbn, N. Levinsbn, A. •Ben has • advanced to the final round to acclaim" a new champion. of the Center you are. making a ser- Weihstein, Sam Green, Dave Green- of many an open tournament but has Unusually Good Values a t rg, Dr. Sher> Dr. Greenberg, Joe ious .mistake. Get in .with the gang is interesting io note that a J e w , never had the thrill of being declared and meet your,friends in t"}.exciting Greehberg,'Dr. Stein, Dr. Muskin, Dr.; ^ ^ ^ ig^ ^ û p t o a t one time or another been the,, champion. He is the runner p to .has . *' game of -handball. Ymi.are always Romomek., Jay and Harry Malashock,, Harry the City champion Johnny Goodman.! -champion of every decision of boxing' sure of meeting a Jolly crowd on. ] except, the heavyweight class. The Lapidus, I s Abramson, Sam Beber, either side of -Volley ball, ABDULLAH TO nearest ,lhat a Jew got t o being Proven—RELIABLE -„ they say is fine exercise and'especially Sleyet Beber; San) Leon, Harry Silverchampion was Battling Levinsky who PROCLAIM TRANSJORDANIA REASONABLE good for. reducing the surplus flesh man, Morris Civin, Harry Trustin, Ike though a top notcher never reached INDEPENDENT TERRITORY ACCURATE around the waist. A number of the Levy, Abner Kaiman are just a few NY mas who takes the trouble to i the top rung. of the older men, a .drop in the bucket men are becoming-quite proficient in -Extensive | ^ jjig factor in the development Jerusalem- (J. T.. shop around and compare prices socking .the ball over the net, So.me in numbers', who frequent the., pool. changes will be introduced into the o £ Jewish athletes h a s been t h e will find he can save money buying his Women still predominate in num-Transjordanian Government, accord- j settlement wouses. An important part J | | of the daily devotees .are feob Cooper, summer clothing here. PhiL ' FeMrhan, Erny' Meyers,." Fired bers,-veritable hdrds of them-swarm ing" to advices received here from Am- , o ft h e cirriciilum of these houses has ( g o e Ttfhit'e, Herbert "Goldstein, William into the pool and gym daily. Never Blumenthal, Is Leyinsctt, l&Abramson, before have the Jewish women and "man. - Aref Ai Aref, the new Civil been athletics. Instructors were emchildren of Omaha had the opportunJay Malasn'od!: and many others, REPUBLICAN i /„ ' Joe and'feata_''Levey,-thfe youthful ities for .physical and cultural enjoy' handfeali'stars, from lies MbineS ate ment' that they now possess and they placed directly under the orders of | s o m e of the best players in the counCANDIDATE g Remarkable Values at being pursued oil the courts by aare making the most of their time. the Premier. There will be a Finan-j try got t n f t i y ^ r g t s t a r t o n t h e small for J ' .large following of Omaha men h « The Adler sisters, Evelyn the City cial Adviser, Mr. Kirkbride, one of the c o u r t s o f the houses. • Nat Holmaa, -• ""are^sjêdily becoming -masters of the High gchoot, girls tennis champion aad British Representatives in Trans-1 p r o babaly the best basketball player ff oar wilted sport. Herman Sefeehnan, her sister. Sylvia are blazing tbe way jordania having already been appoint- j j n America, got his start down on the Primaties Aagast 10 Ione i f ihte ranMng playerB afthe local for tbe girls oh tbe handball courts. ed,, and a Judicial Adviser, Judge g g^ t Sid.- t)f t)f New New York Yor City C yand even Extra Troasers .May- Be Had : Y. M. :C. A.-is teading the <Jpa<& iand Both' giris are enthusiastic lovers of Seton. A British, Inspectoi of f the a f t e r he reached a famous position \ Jbtas'fairtobejCDtnequftead^tat t i e the game as. ttoeir puffedTisaids Transjordanian Customs will also be in the basketball world he went down Ci*»l, Lightwei;tat Pants -.— *°*»» attest. / ' • game. Hattdiiail is flayed on two appointed, while other appointments >-2 town t o the settlements to look for W Beath Pants « _._.$4JN> kne Palte ' walle'd cotfrtS' at ^^the *Y '' and and the -British officials are to take place in material. He is the coach of thej Bsrry H. Lupidus, Pxes.-Treas. the "Y" W. G. Vre. Secretary. ;^:2? the Posts and Telegraphs Department " Sofia <JT. A:)—A sattement denyplayers iaefsojmvfitst tct ix C. C. N* Y. basketball team which j Fine TaJloreS I?lannp3 TfoHsers playe f ing <the existence of en anti-Jewish and the • Department of education, i t is composed largely of Jewish boys. th' dr i Golf Knicfcers S2.75 and S3.75 tage. 6tt the'more ; modern 3. 0.- C.,Sbycc&b inbvement in ^Bulgaria w a s was stated. from the Eeast Side. I t is rare for) i F^ftts MM nn& S2.5© Emir Abdullah, ruler of Trans- Holtnan to turn out a team that doe3 t>ura issued by the Central'Jewish- Con-jordania,.will shortly publish a proc- not make a strong bid for interfeistory here. COMPLETE STOEB OFFTCB OUTFTTTSSS The thare'e of the inauguration of lamation to the Transjordanian people collegiate basketball honors. Holinan an anti-Jewish boycott in Bulgaria, An -which, he.-_ declares that Tran,- plays with a professional team called 'We MeeTV 1D.ODD mttuut iwS Sponsored mainly by Russian emigres, jordania is a n independent territory, the Original Celtics. This team has Os«ib*««i Cornet w a s published in certain newspapers and that the Emirate in hereditary. been acclaimed the best basketball >tn<i l»»«sta AND WOMEN * •<*•««> Sit* "abroad." The Central'Consistory de- The constitotion is shortly to be pub- team in America for many years. warni'dayB knu nites. GORKECT APPAKEl fOU OMAHA NKH clartBthat these reports have no basis lished, and will;provide for a Parlia- Basketball and pinocle have, been called'Jewish national mentary Assembly. f S e middle of the day. or early in. in fatt

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'Paris (j;"T. 'A.V-^Tae "first iasmsg in -the -eml suit termgbi fey ~ Madam ABBESIED O!v- CE.AKGE OF Schwattxba-cd SHOOTING WITNESS Petlura a p Bne of -the most feted visitors is i-will take place.here on. '.Tuesday. "The :$Iiss~S£fara;£terubsrger, of .Cleveland, anil '."Jars. 3Philrn -Saltrrasn .of j p ^ . PLANS A E E COMPLETE FOTt .A.)—Two ' Ukrainians i-svidenv cf Seiaioxi PetSura -catted ,& of'Mi. snd'Mrs. City, Iowa, .-spent the .first . a f l T r e r e ^m-ested by :the..Paris police;in;number -of TWTC -^witnesses :for the trial, .AGUT1ES ACHDI PICNIC -week rhere vMtisg -their sister,J. comjec tion -with the attempt or, the I'll. Henri' Torres. "MT.~and "Mrs. "Herzbexg •entertained Plans are completed i£ir:tbe..Agudsj? nioliie "iiarlsoii of JJOS Angeles, life «'f •Perete-rStein, a 'Ukrainian ippear .at the trial :.to ; counsel, "Hhiesday ievei3ing.at-t3ieir irajae 'Achr-n -picnic Tt21 fee .is "Tisitiag; her .mother. "Mrs. -witness in ;-represent Schwartzbard.-He ha*. called appear -"to theix Mrs. aay, ."August 1, at Clarbs . Tlie : the trial «f Sholcm "Bch-^rartzbard Triao | a-number cL witnesses to testify. .Nathan - l&antel -seas hostess a t s. "picnic "wB.1 start ^sariy in Jfche afterIt-was. further "learned that -a wmation .-class of \the"IT&l- - f e i i i e u : i ; ion .Ptelnra. luncheon at her home "Wednesday. noon and entertainment bs--pro„ l The suspects lived in the same 3erw| mittee of Ukrainians is : T:otah "Sunday : school held r- and-Mrs. JS. "Sexzberg jentertaised. vided until midnight. Thrre Trill fee ** j isii-Shelter.House as aid Stein."Many ; mateiiai t r -submit- to the-court in picnic Wednesday ..at T3ir TLake. guests a t 'a .jdrnner at-fche High- j ^jvies xnid prises Trill be gives. ; j Eassiari-.TefxigreeSj-n-on-Je-ws, are living ; ±ens,c ol 'Pctiura. famd Country S3x3> Wednesday eve- ° -3^ ?<&<& • Clark's Parsi, .the -people \i3\ .the.'3exdsh Shelter .Eo-ase xsais- ; — Miss .Ease Wcffiherg "^Hl' sv. o t l d follow tire lizcoin Highway ; taised fox-the Tefuges^. i HUXGAHIAK TROFESSOR give ja rartchesa ZEharsday a t 'the cast and i c r tiie siâs that ~J3x. .and 'Mrs. 3 a r n e y "Gilinsky ! 5tein;F ••ctmwitiort -is still eenous,; DISINHERITS 'DAUGHTER W "In "the -presence - of -only -the i r a - .Council TBlnffs, ".ia., announce the en-Athletic -Club. "Friday nocn, Miss read *'Arudes Achim Picnic." iaEE eeclarec. He has -requested SHE MASHIES A.-JEW ^nteTtain at. a. naefliaxe-famllyy the.marriage oflMiss of .their ,-Janet,'to The ..Misses Panxde - and lessi Henri Tcrres, luncheon,,and âtuniay, Hrs. Joseph _3eaE€tte lerrinscm, daughter .of ."Mrs. a loud speaker -Kill be Trren ifeaTe-'dttaxced home - from St. xff Omaha,-Eon of , 5i T.' :1 , ,, , ,... ,, j . • • coansfii, to set ss bis attarrrev. Cohn -asill .he .hostess _at 3, luncheon \ J. Budapest, i'.l. "T. A.)—Cansidersfcte :3arah JLevinscn, "to ."MT. 'William .Al- and _Mrs. IMichael '.Blank, of . isie life C" 'interest ii: the Trill of Professor"3Barto the person ho^raj: fee l'.Minru, a E s s P a o i e Wolff had -spent^ _ s t a l l s x^ceming.. fee' and theatre party. McTe berfcs,-son .ofriSTr . .£. .'Alberts, , J a . .No -wedding; date has been Uiclrv srsr^weeks-inSt.-.Paal.:Miss*JeaTi "WciiTl-p^g^, gtein were obtained ncx-r. He ! sony, -nle;! here for probate, w a s -of "this jdty, -sail Jse soieranized. cm set-.yet. spend .-one "msxiit, i n ' Lincoln be- j a r r i T e d fc •;p 3r i 5 -3i ay . n .-w-ith Ms &-'•evidenced ; ~3IT. and '3Irs. Dave dismiss an-! ixi social circles here, .lir. and ~DMTS. :{Siffiaay • evening, -at aiSO. Eabhi ~H. i;St.:5aul. ; year eld son, 'DaîJ. When .Sholoni! Sadis, ol • Chicago, El., -ar« -sisiting i nGnnce the brrrh of a baby son. born\ and "Îrs. ^J. JB. JSidhidry, .af in his -will. Professor 'Eareouy left ETC&zinsky Trill rpsrfoxm the Pettera, _. Stern;'• ra--. entire fcrtsne to hi^ daugrhter on Tvolli spent "the -weel--end mcmy. IHiss U i a Alberts, .sister of :the "Kansas City,' Mo., jCTrmexiy .«£ ihaaaha ( -vdth 'M.TS. SacSs' .TiaTcnts. "Mr. .-andl-^rfiiy «V£2&s at'their home atJ2Ql| afisBnecuattiy-.to^ttorm-r T o r r e s , ; ^ ^ . ^ ^ fysx s h e m a r r y , a ntm, 'Sirs. _M. Jacobscn. .3irs. Sacks is limitary avenue. •j in -Dmaita Tisiirig -srith friends. groom, viall be the''-brlde!s • only-atten- .•anaaance '-the eagagercsnt - of feno-srn Tpro'fessionally us Gertrude .Alberts, brother ox sianghter, Delia, vto _Mr, . p -cftezisz: to .testify.Û-e spoke ^ freely ; ^_ __^^ ^ ^ xem^xest ancestors, Jos Ivrasne,! the gTQ<xm,"w21 Jie best man. "little JJxeeman, son cf"Jii."lEa.TrylFi3sexnan) lilyan, and J l r . Sacks a s Ssyicact{ Aocrsrc .&anwrii.Daru s .iw t %-iu; ^- ^.-, a'i-"i%-tTi.-rp o f Sevrish bloosd, ; 5tn.d ^nrtjixur 1 of this .city. _No .date has b m i : s l £vz They ha-ne 'just -finished 1 "Miss'RasaUe-Xsvinson, of P o r t Worth, fell<nv-.-refupees in tae Shtlter H o u s e , ; . ^ . J , ? ^ ^ " 1 ^ c ^ h - i r i t h this n m Council "BiufSs. and J03] JEAETHQIIAEE .AESSC1ED 2. .long ffligassmEnt "rrith--wifi jlsith-1 •lex., yah: be -the So-wer-garl. .A. b d s j : xcntinually ^ 0 e r the .strain c i ; ^ J " ^ d a u r . h t £ ; ^ n i l receive ..troiy, of Gmaha, vcho attenfieci the] • PAIZESTDQ2 ~Si Orpheum Circuit. Mrs. Sacks -studied MB reccilectioTiF -of' the T^JTOSK. Soon ; ^ , f Q , h i p f o r t a a c a m l ^ r e S t fe - ^ A. convention at St. Taiil.S "SlissTtda "Wiemveg Tetamed^Snnday at the Drake University in T>es A. ~Z. he received a "CTmber -s-ntmTTSffus: ^fr ^ ^ u ^ ^ ^ - f o r uon-Jewkii llinn., and -who spent the past -week- | "Jerasaiem (J. T. A.)—Residents =1; letters threatening liim vith death if • 'Mr. Alberts .and his bride are" leav- Ifrara 33ennison, "la., "where she spent Monies, .la., and Mr. Sacks studied meaicai ?tnns-it?. .in Des Hoines, rrerxmed home j ZEelrAviv, particularly of :the ncrth-1 he -tesidfed Chicago. "They are nov: on a several j ing-that evening J.or the JGreat Hakes three •ey made the Trip over-; -eastern. section (Lev ZTel-ATiy arenxnd j ,-Sceia,-WJ Scein, Trho is -a tailor by 'trsdc : t a s ! ^ ^ Bar£ony:K daughter, it- 'was months vacation. and Canada TO spend tiieir honeymoon. .Miss I.HTaf.iha IKohn and 1 land. j-the -Mexkaz Earalsi ..Mehicha), "felt bcrn in 'Kostcn- ..Bon. After the po-Vstated, int-enaeu ~A< raarrj- s .After -August .15, the ..young xoupie Krasne spent :the week-end inTincobi ox iligrht êarthquake :;sho£ks that lasted •groins in the "Cfcrairre, in •••whidi he 3 I T S . ' I . Eietal and .sen, T3am, spent j lirs. 3ircc Gatiand ar.d home atH05 South.35. îsitrng -with .-xelaid-ces and irieoids. and, hi* Trite killed, .he a :second a t 9:50 .on ..June -2C. the first of the -week hi ~ and .Street. istsr •e Sve-shocks in all, the last "Miss 'TEetta -Nathan -retuxned ilrs. A. Stine. ing1 far Chicsjro. 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-•Breading. .Among -them sre tiir. andl, C J J J C J ^ Philadelphia, and"J^et?"TLai± Czecho-Sl :Mrs. ^ . Weinstein,jsnd "daughters, ax n^. DTofeers, 32es-, 3 i r . .and "Mrs. "S, :H. lleyer and ."Jack OrlSi<3fi" j '. Sol.Bosenblatt.left Sanday for Iserinson, and "iainily, of TPort "Worth, daujrhcers in the Jewish "Tex., and 'Six. ILL Xierinson, cif Colo- his home in .New York --City afrer axe leaviag--Saturday io^ tho'Uinne"3ir. "Joseph Scharf acccEnpanied "fa;] ^sras froin~svest to east, .and apparently i'.Shelter.'fen-refasees in Buesas Aires. lakes to be gone JGr :ten days. -spending two -weeks here -with his j rado, Tex. his niece, 3Iiss Anita Giucktaan, left j-carae from Egypt c-r a countrj-xurther I Barriil,-his eigrht year old son. test!-ROHM .Afa'&orce -sheading-in the_presence of .only "the immediate %£amily, JSIiss fiertrudB ."Bonxm, iiaughter .of'3)r. and Jfos. .A. Hcmnn, TVIII become the bride of IDr. .A. Jiankin, af -Nerw Xork .City, on.Sunday, 3aly-25, at-one o'clock, a t the-horae of the .bride's -parents. ."Eabhi 3L Grodzinsky -vnllTead the -marriage lines, nn-sitations ".have iieen issued to

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Qarks '.Farm, Sunday, .Aug. '1«—Adv.] MTS. lErnest JBpecter and children,; he "held .at the IRorfrm -home '.in '£he Teniahader ol tlie summer. -land .Miss"Helen Adler, left this -week ',1<3T ! "2Irs. cSam.3acdbarw, 3Irs. .Sam Xin- j£QT E S T e r a l w e eks stay in the east. Ehostak c i Los.Aiijreies, ont-ôf'-Lu v> u quests .nars _c6hi, ilrs. and.Tirrs. Abeliapkm .eatertaitthas been -visitrajr her par^rrrived !for -the -rceddins. IMxs. A. ed -at -a linen -shorcer "for eighty 'Miss .Anne Cchen and 'Miss TTtoby CaL, | 'JHein, .of Ban lErancisco, -California, -guests 'Wednesday evening -at ±he; Grnndland, of .Kansas City, Mo., Trho|^nts, Îr. end Mrs. San-. Gross, for! -mother of IMrs. IRonmi, _arrrsred last "Jewish Commnnityy Center -in .honor j have been viEiting -«ith Miss XHlian j four -weeks, left Sraday for her,. hesrae. -week~to he present >at .her .grand- of 'Miss ."Pearl IMoskovitz, a .bride- Xipp, have -retirmed home. daughter's "wedding. TMrs. ".Mas IBay- to-be. :Miss Xda Greenberg renrmed TuesJinson, of CJaMand, Dalit, sister of Mrs. "C.3I. • R n < = C T T T T of I^rttshnrgh, day after vacationing vrith friends in ;|i OUT -motto is HIGH QUALITY 5; 1 J s .also here -to attend ±he •Pa.,:i5 Tisiting here ictr .several -vresks ;i Chicago,-HL, JOT the h past TWO -sveeks. k _ __ "lirs.lHarrj-Teldinan and daughter, and -his .oxids' TOII- spend Elaine, 01 Chicago, 31L, are spending1 •theirioneymoon'in "W-aEhtngton,3).IJ., a fevv days ^rith "3rr. and Mrs. Philip .and ^Philadelphia, 2Ba., and' then j.Nathan, -while enrccte to Denver, |=: WHY NOT 25CT THE :3nake~rherr.-hcane. You can trade your old Colo. pocket-Thatch or1 -rrrist vratch for a.KEVv ONE. TheDaughters ofoasel AidJSocisty 3Irs. 3L "Weraherg .and daughters, 1 -not meet H-aesday, The meeting ."3iiss -Ease YZeinherg and :Mrs. H. -BEET SOII1 —-COLD rSchahtaeigexi and ^children, axe leavihas been postponed; the date vdll hv -4 or .5 beets ,3nice of JL -lemon :ing Sunday Jctr" the ."Minnesoia 'lakes. announced in the "next issue of the j s ^Tvhois eggs lEhey -rail .be ône for •"Jevdsh -Press." 1 -enp aaur -cream. "IBoil .beets ."without _tting or THissilehecca "Kfrshf'Tihmrm "will :re- peeling until "tender. -POUT off -.tnrn iorae IFxiday .after -spending .a pg P l .beets b d cat in small -water. Peel and •week -with THiss --Anne Green a t pieces, cover vcith fresh vrater and xookJLS minutes. Adil lemon, lemon juice. JCreston, Ha. Salt STITI ^repper to taste and a , of-St.Xiaids,IMo., little sugar. Ueat eggs .until -and .slowly add the hot .beet l ;spend :the7rsmaintier -of. her -caca- frothy soup, beating all "the -while. Poui Tiion'here Tvith-Mr. and .Mrs.-J. "Krrsh- -frorn one .kettle to "the ether 3 oi 4 times "to -prevent .sonp xnnQroj:. are invited to the Allow to rool and aerve ice -xoki -S. IBavitz left ""Wednesday "with a-tablespoon'of sour cream in :rnaming i a r -jCharitan, Xa., -where ^he each plate of^soup. This _is -3. healthy drink far the -will -visit -mth -her -daughter, "Mrs. .children and-should be kept in "the -"Harris Gendter, anilJSIr- Gendler. icebox S3\<\ served :them in place -of too much pap and ice -water. ,3ackvSmiih .and .sister, Sara .Smith, •formerly .of this .taty, .motored into jfrom .Detroit, • Mich, -.to ^ d "Wash carefully a quarter of :i -E8-eeral -êeks Tsrhile .enronte -to t h e , fieck of spinach and.cook Tmcovered ' srith' very .little -water, untal -tendei-. t' IXellowstone .Kational "JBark. ZQiey ' .Meanwhile hard cook 3-eggs sxxl % - 'were .accampanied -by •their aunt, "Mrs. j-irhHe^hey are^still-hat, sheii -therr J separate white -from ;yolks. 'Mash . j>ora mogofivateo .of Detroit. ;yolk5, add S -table -spoons Jsuttei •; 3?rizes "will lie givsn a t .the Coimdl .and 3a teaspoon -salt, IY2 .table- Agndes .Acfaim ipicnic, August -spxjcns iemem jaiee-to.TnnVe a paste. IDrain sprnach, chop -fine, .add a a t -Oarfe -Earmr—Adv. .little salt .and;.pepper and.about a . fceaspoan sugar. Mix in jsgg ;yolk . . :Morris IFarbes r. and paste "thoroughly. l u r n .into hosxl ' d gamish-with egg -whites sliced. •• nonnce -±he birth .af a -son '.fcorn

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PAGU 4—THE JEWISH PRESS—THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1926 CITIZENSHIP STATUS lot the Northern Novgorod Slav. applied the same methods to the dis- JEWISH SCHOLAR GOES OF THOUSANDS OF JEWS "If it is from the Aramaic it will TO RUSSIA TO STUDY webs that clo> the Zionist movement, f NEW BQOK ON senters. a* were applied against them IN POLAND TO BE SOLVES! iSSUBJB m- GERMANY • JOSEPHJJS' TEXT ON jEstrs •ye revealed quickly and even the cenby the Catholie_Inquisition. Both have "-that same power to lead xS^fiA'-rif-S ury when it was translated can be If Spinoza suffered ,much because and ;c ommand - men but Roosevelt Warsaw. (J. T. A.)—The status determined. If, as is possible, it is ""> Berlin, (J. Xw A ) ~ A x new book on • Paris (J. T. A.)—Prof. Solomon of the methods of 'the Amsterdam . could - not, obey' others, while Jabotj ot ten thousand persons, the majority merely a clever fake, it will be practSpinbia' bV :Profess<ir * Alfred -Klaar i insky can submit to discipline], aiid was /issued By the v publishing house Jews and because of his expulsion Zeitfin, professor of ancient history ically impossible to. cover its Greek of them Jews, who are residents in at Dropsie College, Philadelphia, left : this country but have not been adS 'v5rwislr^3MEan :^f Action ; : can follow advice. 'Another dikerence ;tjlstein; Tiere." ' •'; ;; .'""-^ •:-. ' ' I from the Amsterdam community,'he Paris' for- Russia at the request of origin." had,-the author says, much to be between the two lies in the -fact 'that mitted to citizenship, will be ascer* A special chapter in the book "is European scholars, to clear up the thankful for in this environment. It where Eoosevelt was of a militant tained before the end of the year PALESTINE GOVERNMENT • ^ytGTORM. BIENSTOCK • devoted to the origin-,and environmystery of the Slavonic version of temperament, he was militaristic, ment of Baruch Spinoza. The authoi was in this environment that he obas * result of action taken by the INCREASES ALLOTMENT Josephus' "Jewish Wars", translated while Jabotinsky is militant in policy, states that three influences were tained the beginnings of his knowlFOR HEBREW SCHOOLS government following negotiations in from the original Aramaic, which is but at heart is pacifistic. Besides his visible in the forming of" Spinoza's edge. The knowledge which Spinoza supposed to be extant in Russia and the subject between the Club of JewVladiniir Jabotinsky,' y, the stormy be obtained while still a child enabled attainments' in "militaristic and polto tnind:. the Jewish, the Spanish and Jerusalem (J. T. A.)—The amount ish Deputies and Mlodzianowsky, h Josephus Jh entioned petrel of - Zionism,' has returned to prove that mentioned him to reach, in his later years, tl.e itical lines, Jabotinsky is an accomthe Dutch. Spinoza's parents beof $62,000 will be allotted by the Pal- Minister of the Interior. The Minister Europe after five active months " in •Jesus of Nazareth in his original text. high degree of development in the plished linguist, a, brilliant orator, a longed to the Marrano • type, who estine government as its gra t-in-aid of the Interior has despatched an this country. ~ His -stay here has been Prof. Zeitlin, who knows the old ., successful, _„,, .for „ .in . . .this _ - __eminently short j journalist of note, (he is editor of practiced Judaism secretly." As a re- field of philosophy which other learned Russian language, will see the orig- for the forthcoming year to the Heb- order to the Wojewods, governors of the various Polish states and prov-tiraevhe has succeeded in making: ifie j: the '^Rassviet" in Russian, of "The sult of the persecutions against the men of his epoch dld\ not'achieve. The inal . Slavonic text, the exact location rew" Educational system in Palestine. inces, instructing them to settle the American 'Leaguei of Zibnwt Revi-| z i o n j s ^ ^ Marranos during the Inquisition they culture which was instilled ,in Spinoza of which the Russians are keeping This represents nearly four times sionistsi an: fnfluenti.al organization, Vdent for the JTA and several mem- moved '. to Amsterdam, commonly in his young years had the strongest as much as was allotted last year question of,the status of these 10,000 secret, and be able to tell whether it he has established a fortnightly. pa- bers of the Yiddish press) h e is an known to Spanish Jews of that time influence, on his maturing mind, the is a translation from Aramaic or a when the Palestine government gave persons not later than the end ot this year. of distinction, (he • as the New Jerusalem. The family author says. per, "The Zionist," he has won over author hor and and a-poet apoet o modern fake. Before leaving here h 3,679 Pound Sterling. [Jwas known in Spain and in Holland to "his Revisibnist~program' the order is co-author of the Hebrew GeoIt is now hoped that the action ot The last session of the Permanent said: "Sons of Zion,"' with .its' 5000f mem- graphical Atlas, in Hebrew, and the as Espinoza or d'Espinoza. The methe Minister of the Interior will do Mandates Commission took into cogNo human capacity ever, yet saw bers, and he has made Revisionism! author of several books and poems. thods adopted against the Marranos the whole'of a thing, but we may see "The discqvery, of the ols Slayoni nizance with gratification the state- away with the tragic situation which the most commonly • discussed quesWhether or not we agree with his by the Catholic inquisition had been more and- more of it, the longer we text interested me because I realize ment of the Palestine government that deprived these people of the citizenit would be easy to distinguish wheth tion in the American Zionist world.. views on Zionism, it is hard for. us impressed in the minds of the Amster look. Ruskin. it would increase its allottment for ship of the countries from which they er the manuscript reported found i: dam Jewish community which con He has been cordially received' in not-to agree,.-with that - prominent dam Jewish community which conphilosophy you make no use, Russia i s : translated from Aramai< the Hebrew Educational system in originated without giving them the Qf America, even by many in disagree- American Zionist who declared that sisted mainly of former. Marranos.J status of citizenship in Poland. ^ ptaceTto" accidental; evils. It. must be "in-the old church. Slav and PPalestine. . If ment, for he represents a live opposi- "right or wrong in his "Revisionist Unconsciously, the Amsterdam Jews tion to the present incumbents of the program, Vladimir Jabotinsky,- today, Zionist Organization, and a live op- is the outstanding figure, in the whole position is an incentive to'progress.' Zionist movement." Jabotinsky has lifted Zionism' in America out of the rut, of lack"of JEWISH MEDICAL ' interest into which it had fallen.- He INSTRUCTORS I N VIENNA v has' made- Zionism: personal, vital, PLAN EXODUS AS PROTEST and alive, and he'has aroused a renewed interest in Zionism where- 1 Vienna, (J. y. A.)—A general exoever he has heen heard. Right" or dus of Jewish scientists" from the wrong in .his political views," Jabot- i Viennes institutions of higher learn-' . insky has done a great' deed -for [' ing i s : expected shortly, i s was learnedZionism in awakening Zionists to a here today. deeper study of the crisis in PalesMany renowned medical men who tine, to disregard the superficialities hold positions of instructors in the j and' to probe deeper into the basic Viennese colleges, who were not given program upon which the reconstrucfull ' professorship because - of the tion of Palestine as the Jewish Nanumerus clausus against Jewish, protional Homeland -is" ging on. fessors, have decided to give up their <1 Vladimir Jabotinsky, the. man who posis. -This' action was prompted..by. - can boast of all these accomplish- the-fact-that'recently' many, young inems, ^ , -most v * remarkable . ^ - _ , andunknown medical . m e n ^ o 3n ^ s , C Uof A the ments, is uu one characters in Zionism. Active in the vrere-appointed to -fun- professorship, Zionist world nearly all his life, he white mature and experienced teachhats' a record of service for the - cause erst were ignored because they were 1 unbeaten by any of his coritempora- Jews.' "53s1'ries and matched by very: few. The eyes of the Jewish world were focus- READIKG INYITEiD TO ed upon him at the • last Zionist ConHEAD BRITISH GOVERNMENT gress when, if face of the bitterest BROADCASTING COMMISSION opposition, he.-rose and made-his impassioned. plea for *the "formatlon^bf London ( J . T . A.)-—The Marquis a Jewish Legion, for the\ defense of of 'Reading bâVieen. inyited'to;>bePalestine.. During the warj h e fought cpme chairman of the Government' under the British- 'flag with: the rank Broadcasting. Commission. ' ~ of captain. He; organized? the Jewish TheGovernment Broadcasting Iiegipn'which so" distinguished itself Commission', will- replace next,; year when fighting under Allenby for the the: present British; Broadcasting capture of Jerlsalem. Speaking of' Company. I t will constitute ,a..jgovone; of the sharp campaigns in which erhment body.-and'^^^will be associated, d the Legion performed so brilliantly; with the Post Cîc^departmentt'j.; •;'.' as to be; mentioned in dispatchesj •v'Lora; ^Reading has not, yet; ^giveg i Jabotinsky-said, "T lead the" battallibn his-answer to-the invitation extended that day when we" were commendedV t o h i m . :.• : " ; ' ; - •'< •••••:•. .-.,.'. • • < • ' _ : . v u ~ . ; " > . : but If the truth inustr be said, vthe: •Tui'ks conveniently 'forgot to "fire, upon ns." After the war, for r "ids; activity in trying to keep the Legion j tVHni.KHALB intact for protection against the [ pogroms he feared wpuid "comer h e : Druggists .and Stationers was. . sentenced to- fifteen^ years ; ; in «0l-4m-f0fl ftnntb lOtb H ( t « l .^ prison o f which he served three months. He was commander of the self-defense corps which- he organized m Palestine during tiie riots and pogroms of 192i^ and the action\of this corpsi which changed aône-sided pogrom into an, "eye for.an: eye" fights, has done more to prevent ;fu' ture repetitions than could haye" di>.ne NO.ttJVST. / O729 V the whole British••.jarmy.-. Jabotinsky ; was also instrlmental: in * founding \ self-defense corps in Odessa, 'War-i s saw, and many other'cities- in -the PAXTON-MITCHELL CO. Barney 1662 ipogrom area. ; He is now ttie leader! «tb A Hnrtha-Hts. '?' of ther Central League ;of Zionist j Omaha. Nebr. iron: brass; bronze;nod-alu v;Reyisipnists,;the: active opponent o f j -, iqii-gray • :-'>i' QilniuiLcastiDKS. Standard 8i2ea brohztiron bo»blnKSK sewer man boles 7 'thei policy of t h e ~ present ^Zionist! aod cistern rings and- covers, and ;;J&secutiT?ei and • ttier fighting champioir 'foors fir atorik . ^jfbr Palestinian agrarian reform, ;i;prptection,of industnes,ândre^jponent 'fot"a^^ Jewish Legion in Palestine^T ' r Jabqtinsky, miHtont,__ aggressive, "[outspoken^ represents the;tSew type ?of Jew who has little use for .the. "Manufactured in Omaha" 'âpologetic,- diplomatic, ; "tactfuJ/' ^policy/which has been .that of the: BAKEK ICE MACHfNE CO ; Jewish race for so many years. / H e •rxjompares ; t a no figure so well as to' /Tieôre'^R^ a' surprising resemblance, physically Let Ut Help You "Keep Clean" ;; and trienfelly. 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