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The cynic .is one who knows »the * price of 'every'i •hi'n'.g.. and the Va'lu e of nothing.-— Oscar Wilde.
it|s.;— Walter BUI
Vol. V—No. 34
lii
Pogroms^
on January 27th, 1021. at the Act ol March 3. 1879.
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"Mt Popular; Work Out
OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1926
J. C. C. Team Creeps Nearer Pennant. I Stranded by Defeating College Athletes. 2 to 0
£; \re sweltering in the blistering - *, members of the Jewish ComC - ^Center are finding relief at" the'newly constructed swimming pool. • • Attendance in.the pool has increased from 200'to- 300 persons svery day, according to Ed Burdick, head physical director. : The newly formed businessmen's class has taken ^the-physical directors by stornv-The-group, when started, consisted-of- about 3 or 4 men, but to date there are more than 15 enrolled.: ?; Basketball, volley ball and..calisthenics make up the noon day; program. •'.-.. .
Palestine
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, A YEAR, $2.50
Hoop Stars Getting in Trim For Mid-Western Cage Meet
Knowing that the Mid-Western ;Bjr Arthur Green A. A. TJ. basketball tourney will be Syd Corneman|s mighty: bludgeon enabled the Jewish Community Center held at the Jewish Community baseball aggregation to. travel 'on the road to Pennantville. Center this fall, local stars on the Enthusiasts of the great national pastime who neglected to lamp their Petlttra Witness Embarrassed glimmers on the contest flayed at Miller Park Wednesday evening, can Transjordania To Be Opened hardwood court are working out Magnificent Half-Million Dollar daily in the J. C. C. gym. When Testimony Was Proven blame only themselves,. For; the benefit of those who were not present, the For Jewish Colonization Structure Exclusively For Leo Konecky, former Central ^ Incorrect Jewish^ boys took the American Business College nine into camp -with a Far-advanced Cases 2 toO score. . >c ENGLAND " DEBATING ON high school hoopster, is sinking the leather with consistency. Konecky HARRY LAPIDUS WAS CAMMADAM PETLURA ATTACKS With peerless Sam Kaufman toiling on the mound the game was replete QUESTION' OFSETTLEhas had a good deal of experience MR& SCHWARTZBARD with thrills from, start to finish*. I t was Kaufman's thirteenth: victory of the • PAIGN CHAIRMAN on hoop squads and should prove a season, and he celebrated it by whiffing nine College athletes. The opponents Paris,,(J. T, A.)—A number of witfound Sammy for five* scratch, bingies during the seven cantos that the ; London (J. T. A.)—The question of valuable man to the Jewish squad Denver, Colo. (Special Correspond nesses testified in the second hearing the 140 Jewish families from Iraq in the fall. "smiling" hurler toiled on the OTbund. ence.) The B'nai B'rith Infirmary of the Petlura-Schwartzbard trial Syd Corneman, one of Coach Building of the National Hospital at ' "Rudy", Grossman,, who was <lishing 'em over the platter for the College and Kurdistan: who axe desirious of which was'held here before Magistrate and who are Schabinger's Creighton University Denver will be formally dedicated to contingent hurled one of the sweetest games in his long but impressive settling in "• Palestine : Peyre who is conducting the investigacareer as a pitcher." The Center boys connected with Grossman's assort- now stranded "in Bagdad was raised proteges, is also expected to play the service of humanity on Thurstion in the case.ment of curves for six safe". hitsV' Four of these bingles were garnered by for ' ^ third time in the House of with the J. C. Q. team. Corneman day, September 2. Friends of the Dr. S. Goldstein, Petrograd atCommons v day by "Commander Ken- proved to be one of the main cogs Handball; enthusiasts are still Johnny Rosenblatt, who "promenades in the center pasture, johnny had a worthy. The question'.was also raised in the Blue and White defense and National Jewish Hospital will attend torney^ whpjlived in the Ukraine durperfect day with the "willow" getting two doubles and two singles out of from all parts of the-'country. offense a few years ago. , ing; the pogrom period, former chair- congregating amid .the four-walled four trips to the plate.. ' \ by Col. Josish•• .Weflwoo'd. The opening of the magnificent Along with Konecky and Corne- B'nai: B'rith Infirmary Building dyeman of the Jewish Commission to enclosures in border that they, may Col. Leopold? H. Amerj', British Corneman, after breezing^the ozone in his first trip to the plate, smacked investigate the Ukrainian pogroms, in be in fine trim for -the coming hand- a home run to left field to".put':the Jewish boys in the lead in the third Colonial 'Secretaryj in his reply de- man there are such men as Sam ing the week immediately preceding -. ; , his' testimony declared that Semion ball meet. inning. Again inthe "fifth spasm Syd hoisted the ball over the center trees clared that he received reports con- Kaufman, Harry Kneeter and Phil Eosh Hashona will be both inspire'Petlura organized the pogroms in the for three bases, but ThiroN Baseman Panuska muffed the throw from the cerning this matter from Iraq and Gerelick. Both Konecky and Gere- tioual- and symbolic. For not only is The B'nai Israel youngsters have Ukraine, as a result of which 50,000 outfield and Corneman galloped home with the second and last tally of the Palestine to th'e effect that the Pal- lick are experienced basketball the B'nai B'rith Infirmary the endurJewish men, women and children were been making .basketball fans; sit up estine government 'is -investigating players having donned uniforms ing evidence of that spirit of servk-r • -..-.-.. . . massacred and tens of thousands were and take notice. The hoop team is game. the cases-of these. families and that with Creighton and Nebraska Uni- to which Jews everywhere dedicate The Jewish team Wednesday afternoon looked like a different squad than doubt exists in the mind of the gov- versities respectively. wounded and crippled. • The pogroms •considered to be one<qf the flashiest themselves on Rosh Hasliona, but nfthat which lost to the Kinneys last Sunday at Fort Omaha. At the Soldiers' ernment as'to whether these prospecWith this brilliant array of each recurring New Year brings a. in the Ukrainian towns and villages around the J. C. C, Some of the were everywhere carried out in the boys, oh the squad are:' Jake field the Jewish mate3 played r fagged ball in the field, but Wednesday the tive immigrants 'possess independent prospects for the hoop brigade, the renewal of faith, so through tb' means necessary'to. qualify them for physical directors at the Jewish years will the B'nai B'rith Infirmary same manner and were apparently Schriebman,, Harry Stoller, "Red" fielding job was considerably .better. When the game was called" Wednesday evening it looked as.though the admission to - Palestine. Community Center should have give to those whom it will serve, reunder one direction. The same me- Greenberg and Jacob Kasowski, the thods of incitement were applied and speedy boy from'- Nebraska Uni- Jewish athletes would have little'trouble in solving Grossman's peculiar side The resolution . authorizing the little trouble in putting out a newed strength, bringing them from / •• ( ' • . arm delivery. Rosenblatt 'socked the first ball "Rudy" pitched for a double Chancellor 'of, the •* Exchequer to winning basketball team. Well, even the same slogans were used. The versity. the shadows of suffering and misery to left. But mates, .Johnny died on the sacks, when Giventer struck out, guarantee the ?22,500,OO0 loan of the that's that. slogan, "Bey Zhidov, Spasay Ukrainu" into the " sunshine of health an£ Turner popped to the infield."and Corneman also whiffed the ozone. Palestine government* will be sub(Kill the Jews, save the Ukraine), happiness. The Jewish boys have-their opportunity to clinch the Gate City flag mitted for debate in the House of was everywhere the motto of the poThe B'nai B'rith Infirmary is the. Sunday afternoon at 1:30 when they meet the Castle Hotel crew at Fontenelle Commons Wednesday. grom bands. "The famous fals rumors fulfillment of a dream of many yea^s Park. Loyal backers of the team should turn out and boost the squad to were spread in various towns and vilIt was, learned today on good and its dedication will mark the "bevictory. Sam Kaufman, leading hurler of the league, -will probably get the lages, as for instance, Attorney Goldauthority; that during-the debate Col. ginning of a. new era in the fi£'"i mound assignment for the Jewish team. . stein-stated, the rumor was spread; by Kenworthy will raise the question of against tuberculosis. Erected at; * the obstacles put by the Palestine the pogrom leaders in Proskuroy.that Many Expected t : ai: Bennington cost of §500,000 it will be a powergovernment in; the way of Jewish im- Youngsters To Finisfe Tests This the Jews of Felstin had stolen the : Sunday,: August-8 : house of health and happiness, * •migration; to-Palestine, on the allocachurch bells and installed them in the home of healing from snSerers from tion of state and waste land foT synagogue, while \ in Felstin. they With only nintedajrs; left before the the Great "White Plague. Jewish colonization•,and -on the posspread:the rumors that the Jews of Six Jewish boys may receive the eighteenth annual" Omaha ^Hebrew Districts Nos. 2 and 6 of the Indesibility of opening up Transjordania American National Red Cross Merit Proskurqv had- stolen t i e church bells club picnic will7gel;7unde> ytay, the pendent Order B'nai B'rith took the for Jewish colonization. and installed-them in the synagogue Badge in Life Saving, according to entertainment committee" has. cominitiative in making the B'nai B'rltb. in "Proskurov.' _^ }~ •-•-•• •.'..'-. _; E. Burdick, head physical director at _ .New York, (J. T, A.)—A nine^yearThe first round in tihe Highland Infirmary Building possible. Generous : Attorney^ Goldstein ~ descrlbea the fun festival eyeirheld iri'Omaha. •'^;-' •bld <hild inay not "bring 'in'-- her Country'~€lub Golf Tournament was •tte '.Jewish' "Comiatmifcy Center. : Tfaef men and women throughout the is'iVcruel massacres by Pethrra's-bands Local A. Z.:JL youngsters wh5~ TSTV ---between the XthTefic events .will be one of the mother -to the United States; and played o2 Sunday morning on the and stated that Petlura's soldiers used main features of the'3ay.~ It wouldn't thereby avoid compliance with 'the club links. Phil"" Yousem, the "1925 ages of 12 to 17 will probably finish teen central and western seates conprising these two districts, reaH??ri to kill Jewish children and carry the be bad for Johh-J^ McGraw t6' send literary test; 'was the" ruling^ of the Highland champion is out to win the their last tests this week-end. bodies on the tip of their rifles "with one of his .many "scouts-to- choose a Second Federal Circuit Court of Ap- title this year. In the match Sunday - The Omaha chapter of the Aleph According- to Mr. Burdick, it is no the tragic situation among the ar* the inscription, "Trotzky." Petlura, Jewish ball player from the flock tiiat peals in New York, in- a decision made morning he defeated Marvin Treller. Zadek. Aleph "held its regular installa- easy matter to obtain one of these re- plicants to the National Jewish Hospital, who where compelled to wnU he stated, did- not punish those who will battle.atjthe lub's- picnic. : The "public h e r e . •-'• - • • - • - • •• f . • > : In other matches Sam' Wertheimer tion of officers at the last meeting held wards. Only those boys who can con- many weary months for admission were guilty of the pogroms. B'nai B'rith and, the -Omaha Hebrew The court alsoruled that •"religious beat Mike Katleman, 8 and 6;Bill at the Jewish Community Center. form to. the rules and pass certain because of lack of room at the HosWhen asked by the magistrate club nines will swing mean ''willows" persecufidh,1* another ground. of lit- jYousem won from Louis Kulakofsky J u l y 2 9 . " • •••-•• swimming' tests can ever hope to be pital. : whether the entire Ukraine considers for the benefit of the spectators.. recognized. by default; Sam Herzberg beat Ed Marion Graetz, who was elected the eracy test exemptibn,' is to "be" strictly Under the leadership of Edwin -J. Petlura guilty for the pogroms,. AtNorman Komey and Sol Weiner, Cadillac machines will be stationed interpreted, and that it does/not in- Treller, 2 and 1; Jerome Eeyn beat Junior member to the* Supreme Adtorney Goldstein replied* "Three mil- at the end of the Benson street car clude' refugees from robbery and Carl Katleman, 5 and 4; Dr. B. T. visory Council ~ at the national con- both 14 years of age are the'young-i Schanfarber, Columbus, Ohio, **•& lion Jews hold him responsible." line to transport/ the people' to the banditry or political and social revolu- Friedman beat Bud Wolf, -4 and 3; vention recently' held in St. Paul, est in the group of contestants. These' Harry H. Lapidus, Omaha, Neb".,. A favorable impression was made shady.grove in^Benningtoiu. Al Mayer won from Justin Wolf by Minn., was' ihsfailed as president. two lads have been showing good campaign chairmen in Districts Nns. tion. . . " on the court by the fact recalled by default; Ben Yousem beat Herbert Other officers rinstalled were: Harry form in their swim workouts. The 2 and 6 respectively, and with B ' P « For the approval _of ttie' younger Attorney Goldstein that in 1921 crowd that is expected to attend the The alien mother who was refused Heavenrich, 7 and 6; J. Harry Kula- Sidman, vice president; ^Stanley Sha- other boys who are trying for the re- B'rith lodges and members at t*ir Schwartzbard asked the Jewish Or- frolic, he entertainment committee admission was an Armenian • widow kofsky won from Nate Sherman by piro, secretary; 'Nonnan Green, treas- wards are: Sol Graetz 15; Henry Wei- forefront of the task, a fund ''• phans* Committee of Paris to give him has acquired a special group of music whose husband was killed in -the default; William Grodinsky beat urer; Sam .Zacharia, senior sergeant- ner, 15; Ted Turner, 16, and Leonard $350,000 was raised for the erection of the building. District No. 4, una Jewish-orphan from the Ukraine to masters who wil play the latest massacres in 1917. She was debarred Dave Cohn, 1 up. at-arms; Soil' Miroff," junior sergeant- Komey, 16. because she could not read" or Verite. der the direction of its general comat-arms; 'Louis. Riklin, reporter, and c a r e f o r , a l t h o u g h h e w a s p o o r h i m - Broadway Here are the tests that the boys In the first round of the Presidance numbers. A 42 The child apparently passed-the litmittee and Richard E. Gntstadt ri. self. •'•'•. • ' . • ."-•••• •• - ' ' '••:••.:' piece band; will - also give a concert must go through in order to get the dent's flight Sam J. Leon beat I. B, David Beber^ chaplain. eracy test, and then the'mother's atSan Francisco, executive director oi Two witnesses for the Petlura party during the supper hour. Eed Cross badge. Zimman, 1 up 20 holes; Jake Spies, torney " unsuccessfully; attempted to berger beat A. B. Alpirn, 6 and 4; the district, is now engaged in tkU-were also heard. The first witness 1. In deep water disrobe and swim ing $75,000 for equipping the binlcPrize tickets to Los Angeles and SPECIAEMEETING - was Professor Roval of Prague. He Denver and Puebla, ; Colo., will be obtain her admission under the clause M. Herzberg beat Dave Greenberg, 100 yards. OF OSIAHA HEBREW allowing a child to bring in a mother. 4 and 3; J. D. LipMn beat L. Weiner, ing. District No. 7, at its 1926 contestified that" last April he saw raffled off ot. the picnic. 2. Surface dive in 6 to 8 feet, re- vention last, April endorsed a c*rn« CLUB SUNDAY The court in rejecting this argument, Schwartzbard follow Petlura from 8 and -7; Lester Heyn beat Dr. M. I. covering object S times, 10 pound paign within its district for funds tr The picnic grounds at Bennington, Paris to Boulogne in a motor car. Nebr., will be- in,readiness for this held it was absurd to say a child of Gordon, 6 and 5; Harry Malashock A special meeting of the Omaha weight once. complete the various auxiliary wit*; such tender :years could "bring in" her beat Fred Fischer, 4 and 3. •When asked by -the magistrate to annual event phlSundayrAugust 8.. 3. Correct approach and head car- of the Infirmary Building. Hebrew Club will be held Sunday afmother, and ruled that the "bringing describe Schwartzbard, Professor RoThe second round of the Cham- ternoon, August 1, at the Jewish ry 30 feet. in" must be actual. val stated that Schwartzbard was a This great labor of love by t** pionship and Presidents Flights are Community .Center/ ' ' 4. Correct approach and Crossbrunette and. slight of stature. Laugh- Council Bluffs Agudes Achim B'nai B'rith has given the Nations.! scheduled to be played off by next Chest Carry SO feet. "Business 'of ~ vital importance to ter was caused in the courtroom when, Jewish Hospital the most il Sunday evening. ASK FREE IMMI5. Correct approach Hair on Armevery member' of the' organization jPicnic Spijday :at;(3ar|s Farm : tuberculosis hospital unit in the magistrate asked the accused-to GRATION FOR "NORDICS" will be taken' up. at this meeting," Lock Carry 30 feet. rise and pointed out to the witness 6. Tired Swimmers Cany, SO feet, Every facility known to the said Max fFromkiri,. president. The Council-Bluffs-Agudes. Achim DB. ADLER HONORED IN BERLIN world for the treatment of fw(Continued on page 2) Philadelphia, Pa. (J. T. "A.)— preceded by 60 foot swim. A prominent" speaker has been seAssociation will .hold .a picnic Sunday, advanced cases of tuberculosis ><*>*• Berlin, (J. T. A.)—Dr. Cyrus Adler, cured to address the; meeting. 7. Release double grip on one afternoon and' evening,* August 1, at Amendment o the Johnson Immigrabeen incorporated in the B'nai B"rit>; KOHANOWITCH tion Act to permit the unlimited entry president of the Jewish Theological wrist. Left to Right. Clark's Farm and .th^. entire ipublie is Infirmary and its patients will be ininto this country of Northern EuroSeminary and president of Dropsie • 8. Front strangle Hold, L«ft and FAMILY IN OMAHA invited to attends Admission is Free. POLAND CHANGES sured of the most up-to-date *"<"Right. . Mrs. Fanny Kohanowitch, and two anaV there will" b'e* all" kinds' of sports. peansj although still matotainihg the College, Philadelphia, arrived here on ITS CONSTITUTION scientific methods of care. Distincth* 9. Back strangle Hold, Left and children, arrived from Winnepeg, Races will be held and prifies will be bars against the Southern and East- his European tour. features of the building are the inern Europeans, was advocated at the A reception was given in his honor Warsaw, (J. T. A.)—The govern- Right. Canada, to join Cantor Kohanowitch, awarded to winners.'I •' dividual rooms and sun porches, iv#tconvention here of the Loyal Orange ment bill introducing changes in the at the home of Dr. Bernard Kahn, 10. Resuscitation, 1*2 minutes. A Yellow Bus-will start from Main who has been appointed. Cantor of ful solaria, special diet kitchens, »wthe Beth Hamedrosh Hagodol Syna- Street and Broadway, once an hour, Institution, which consists'of-Amer- European director of the Joint Dis- Polish constitution was adopted today Prone pressure method. prevedX-ray laboratories and fep*1ican descendant of immigrants from tribution Committee. Dr. Paul Nain its third and final reading. The starting at two "o'clock Sunday afterThese boys, should they attain the gogue. Mrs. Kohanowitch is a ' -'••'.'•;- than, president of the Hilfsverein der Sejm also adopted "the bill granting badges, will be the first ones in the cious sun decks for heliotherapy :•(*«« graduate of the Hebrew University noon, and will take the piqicers direct the North of I r e l a n d . " treatment). It contains approximate!J in Warsaw, Poland, and was a direc- to the picnic growids-'at Claris's Farm. The expulsion of immigrants Who Deutschen Juden, Rabbi Leo Baeck, broad powers to the government. J. C. C. to receive national recogni- one hundred patients', rooms. tor of the Children's home in Minsk, For those-who go-by auto, there will have lived in this country for'ten leader of the Independent Order B'nai The aniendnjent of the Club of tion. Not only will the B'nai B'rith InRussia. The family are now residing be signs on the road directing the years -without becoming citizens, also Brith in Germany, and other promi- Jewish Deputies to the effect that the firmary Building provide incr*»»>** at thft^ Bernard Apartments, 2706 drivers to Clark's Farm. Drivers 'was advocated, and one resolution nent German Jewish leaders were broad powers be given only to the should take the Lincoln Highway -passed by the Orangemen demanded present at the reception. Bartel government "was rejected in CALL SWASTIKA FESTIVAL TO medical facilities at the Hospital, bet Burt, street. UKGE FIGHT AGAINST JEWS it will also enable the Research DeRoad and go to the end of the paveview of the fact; that these broad that foreign-language newspapers Dr. Adler will proceed to London to "We --want to thank, Mr. Harry Lapidus for his aid in bringing us ment on East Broadway "and then go publish translations of their contents, attend the meeting of the Board of powers would * automatically cease Bucharest, (J. T. A.)—The festival partment to extend the scope of i » work. The B'nai B'rith i f of the present to this country," said Cantor Kohan- about two blocks farther- where there as an aid to the Americanization of Governors of the Hebrew University, with the ' resignation of the Swastika, the emblem of the Building will be administered will be signs to turn to the right, and their readers. which will be held there in August. governments f owitch in behalf of his family. European anti-Semitic organizations the same policy that the N then follow for-about a mile and a which also signifies a revolt of the Jewish Hospital has followed half direct to Clarks Farm, which is JEWISH STUDENTS TRIED anti-Semites against the Jewish it was opened twenty seven also called Evergreen Farm. With FOR SELF-DEFENSE signs reading i(To • Agudes Achim elements in the Christian religion, was ago, as the pioneer instituti&n & declared yesterday by the Christian America for the national free -cairfe *tfi Bucharest^tJ. T. A.)—Twelve Jew- Picnic" it will riot be.difficult for the Leagues, the anti-Semitic organiza- the tuberculous pooi\ The motto <*f: of Omaha realized," is the statement people to reach the. Farm. Maxim Konecky of Chicago, 111., partake of the many privileges ofish students are on trial in TimLschora, Transylvania. They are acThere will be plenty of entertain- former resident of Omaha and well- fered at the Center Mr. Konecky felt expressed by Mr. onecky on his visit tion throughout Eoumania, under the the Hospital and its guiding leadership of Professor Alexander sophy has been, "None may cused oi attacking Christian students. ment both in the "afternoon and-eve- known here, mailed in his check for it his duty to help maintain the to Omaha. •• Coza. The triat-topfehed yesterday. It was ning. A $225 Five Tube-Radio com- $50 for active membership to the Jew- Center of his former home-tov/ii. who can pay — None m&y pay w The Center is still at heart with r The festival coincided with the enter." ish Community Center. Mr, Konecky Upon his recent visit to Omaha, Mr. stated th&t'thg Jewish students beat plete with a L6ud -Speaker will be ' a former resident o£ Omaha, then the Roumanian, students --in self- given away free to-the-person holding was one of the first workers for the Konecky was very much pleased with should not every JeW ii» the city feel Feast of Saint Mary Magdalene when the entire population attended chusth. Center thirteen years ago,-> when the the new Jewish Courcmiiiitj Center the lucky number* defense. it is his duty to become a member of The Christian Leagues arranged for Let come what.will! at laa,t th£ Y. M. and Y. M.H. A. organisations Building. Eighty percent of the students in the CENTER? The drive for memspecial services and meetings throughmet at the Lyric Building. . is sure, , . "The Omaha Center is an edifice to the graduation-examinations in -Buchbership is now on. • Thine be like joy,and treasure. out the country, at which the populaAnd every heart that loves with 'ftwh be proud of, and I am very happy Although he is not 3 resident of arest failed. Most of this percentage Peace, enjoyment, love and pleasure! is equal to endure. • ' tion was ureed to ficht the Jews* this city now. and will not*be'-able;-to to see the dream of the Jewish were Jews. r' —Burn?.
Question in Commons
Plans Completed For Aanual Omaha Hebrew Club Picnic
Second Round of Court Rules Championship Gotf Tourney literacy Test WlBeflayed Sunday Ex^nptioa
Former Omahan Mails in $50 Check to J. C. C; < "Jewish Center Great Edifice," Declares Konecky