Success of failure in business is caused more by mental attitude even than by mental capacities. — Walter BUI Scott,
VOL. V—No. 36
The cynic isone -who fcnows the ;price -of every t h i o tg:- -mid tbe f s i u e of nothing.— Oscar WUSe,
Entered as ceeosd-elua maU matter on January 27th. 1921. at DOBtofflce at Omaha. Nebraska, .onaei the Act ol March 8. 1879.
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Dr. Samuel Gerson t o Succeed William Blumenthal A s H e a d Director of N e w Jewish Community Center
POSTPONE DECISION • ON PALESTINE LOAN
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London. (J.T.A.)—The Palestine • (Jl T. A.)v-^Negotiations Pittsburgh Man Pormerly Mangovernment . loan question now * .Palestine government aged Settlement Houses in pending in the House of Commons lers of the Arab popan Boston; "Bill" to Assume Hew was held over for the fall session _ * a. view of bringing r Duties at Cleveland, Ohio. of the House. It wes stated that Latest -Scheme bj Congress to Army of 400 Jews Under De about i . , \o.-operation, are on Secure **Nordie Dominance" the resolution introduced by the the -wv __ ,^Jrding .to a report Kalb Participated in Most MANY RECEPTIONS GIVEN Colonial Office to authorize the SENATOR REED OF PENN. from «^<±rusalem to the. "Daily Bloodiest Battle at : FOR OUT-GOING Chancellor of the Exchequer to Express" here. . . SPONSOR'OF NEW BILL Camden OFFKHM. guarantee the Palestine governThe report states that the PalWashington, D. C.—Chairman Johnment $22,500,000 loan will be COMMANDED BY MAJOR estine government is" conducting ... Dr. .Samuel Gerson, JGJ Pittsburgh, son of the House Immigration Comtaken up in November when it secret semi-official' .negotiations BENJAMIN NONES Pa., "for a,number of'-years head of! mittee has issued a statement exwill be finally'approved. with the Arab.leaders concerning settlement houses.is,Jfche east,: was| In the House of Commons Sir plaining the jpossible operation of the Philadelphia. (J. T. A.)—The Jewish the establishment of a Legislative. appointed superintendent of the! F. B. Sonderson, Conservative, so-called National Origins Provisions Legionaires from Tall over the -world Assembly and Senate in Palestine. Omaha Jewish Comiaunity Center,! raised the question as to whether j of the present Immigration Law, •who nelped General AUenby conquer] -The Senate is to .consist exclusivesucceeding " William R. Blumenthal, | the Palestine government, in de- | vrMch will become effective July 1, Palestine in the World War, had their j ly of British officials. The Arab "who is leaving next week to,become ciding on the loan, had consulted 1927. -According to Johnson's statepress states that. six delegates American forerunners 150 years ago] director of the Cleveland ' Jewish any -representative body of the ment, tables of computation have in the War for Independence, when a \ representing three- Arab parties Community. Center. inhabitants and whether it has as- been prepared by Senator Eeed of Hebrew Xegion, consisting of 400 are disdussing these proposals with Pennsylvania, member of the Senate Dr. Gerson was ones a dentist. certained the opinion of the Arabs men, officered by Jews, fought the Palestine government; • Immigration Committee, and John B, During^the war he was field represenwho constitute 90 per cent of the The Arabs demand that the Palvaliantly under Baron de Kalb in : Trevor. According to these tables, tative of the Jewish Welfare Board. population and will bear the chief - some of the "bloodiest engagements estine Assembly consist of 22 Mosamong the -changes that would take burden of the loan. He also asked He was a. co-worker with Harry lems, 3 Christians and 3 Jews, toof the conflict.' place in the annual quotas of varithe Colonial Office to inform the O. and.Arthur L. Palmer, Omaha atThis interesting fact, long buried be elected'by Palestine residents House of Commons as to how the ous countries are the following: torneys, at Hale House v of Boston, only. They also demand, that this in more or less historical archieves, DR. SAMUEL GERSON TO,' K." BLUMENTHAL Present Law -annual repayment will be raised. founded by Edward Everett Hale. He has been brought to light in connec- Assembly should "possess" the full Poland _ , „ 8,872 The Hon. William Ormsby-Gore, is a cousin of Mrs. George Neuhans. tion "with the Sesqui-Centennial Ex- power of veto. The Palestine govRussia .. .. 1,792 under-secretary for the colonies, A number of farewell receptions position. The exposition authorities ernment is said to insist upon reLithuania _ „ .. - 302 in reply to the first question stated stricting the -power of the Assemare bing given to Mr. and'Mrs. BlumHungary , . . _ . . _ . . 48£ are. honoring the memories of distinthat in view of the fact that the Germany _ 50.12$ enthaL The Young Men's and Young guished persons of the Revolutionary bly to an 1advisory capacity, to Arabs have refused to participate Great Britain and Ireland, 62,45! examine the drafts of legislation, Women's Hebrew Association are givperiod, particularly Pbiladelphians, Famous Professor Predicts Musical in the formation of a legislative National Origins- Plan and the hope was expressed here that to supervise" tfie' budget and to P;oor Base Running Gives Automen ing a farewell dinner this . evening. Career' For IdV Lustgarten Poland „ _ . . „ „ „ 4,5(M council, there is no representative criticize the domestic policy of the Following the dinner, the Board of | 7 to 3 Decision. time will be found to honor those 400 Eussia „ 4,00$. body to consult. With regard to government. •'' " ' . Directors of the Federation and the lliss Ida Lustgarten, nineteen year Lithuania . . . . . . . . . . . . . 444 Jewish soldiers and their commander, the last question, he stated that Hungary .. _ .. . . . . _ . . .. 1,259 The J . C. C. Team will meet the Board of Trustees and Directors' of old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. LustMajor Benjamin Nones. . the repayments will be made from Germany _ _ _ .. .J22,018 the Jewish Community Center are team at Fontenelle Standard Tire; I t is around Major-Nones, the imgarten, was affirmed an accomplished the ordinary revenues of the Great Britain and Ireland, 91,111 giving a reception at the Community afternoon a t 3:30. Park, Sundaymigrant founder of an eminent Amerpianist by Professor Wager Swayne, The national origins provision will August 22, the Jewish team will meet Center. The Social Workers Club, of famous piano teaeherof.Paris, France. country. ican Jewish family, that interest is also reduce the total admissible under which Mr. Blumenthal is vice-presithe Julian Chevrolet nine. Professor Swayne spent Wednesday particularly centered now. The recall quotas from 164,687 to 150,000. Erratic fielding on the part of the.dent. is giving a farewell luncheon in Omaha,, enroute to Paris from ord of Ms patriotic" services is comThe present basis is two. per cent of. Friday noon at the Y. W. C. A. Gifts Jewish Community Center fly-hawks California, . where .he conducted a plete, "but that of the Hebrew Legion Stag Dinner Postponed' Due to Death the number of .foreign born indivcost the Center team the first game • expressing the appreciation of the Master Class. During his brief stay he founded is not,- althoughIt has , - . / • - •--'•' " o f H e y a . " '" ' '-" ' iduals resident in the United States of the city series with the Julien various organizations "are being pre- here he gave a one .hour hearing to been definitely established that a as determined by the 1890 census Chevrolet nine. The automen romped sented to the Bftimen&als at these several pupils of Cecil Berryman and Jewish battalion took part in- the ', - Who will be the .1926 Golf Chamwith a minimum quota, to each counhome with a 7 to 3 decision. farewell affairs. ; : when Miss. Lustgarten. completed her Battle of Camden, S. C. try of 100. Under the national origin pion of the Highland Country Club? Al Handler, Jewish portside {linger, Mr. BlumentJial hasr been super- playing, the.,"Parisian pianist was Was Formerly Active in Ksi ife» Nones was born in Bordeaux, -In the final round of the championFraternity. provision, the . arbitrary total quota. v llrance, and came to Philadelphia in ship, flight Phil Yousem, 1925 champ, though he walked seven men, hurled intendent of the Jewish"Welfare very much enthused with the -talent of 150,000 will be allocated not ac177T.""He enlisted as a private. The will play his *bratheiy.~Ban; Yousem a fairly good .game., Had his team- Federation and Executive Secretary she showed and predicted a musical Simple services marked the funeral of career-jafter further study. mates" hit when hits meant rans jthe of the Community Center for the past fact that Nones came here in 1777 is for the championshipi decision. Monday afternoon of Fred Eeyn, 85, residents in the United States, two and a half years,and during story might have been different. -taken-to indicate thatjie camefprthe -Miss Lastgarten.. i s . planning to Omaha realtor, who crowned j cpon the basis of the proporTJi':fiitefe^j3yidtt "Seven men went out before-Handlef%+Ms s sole purpose of fighting,- but, unlike staadyTniisJc irr Paris Wednesday sftenaasn, August A, s t jtionate numerical' strength -«fw"*»»•-< will be played. b ' y ; S ^ ' Letmf : j gentiles as well as Jews, Professor Swayne after she completes Lake Marion, Minn. most of the others who cam& for that J deceptive curves that twisted-'over tionslities among the • whole popula; her education at. the .University "of purpose, he remained to become an winner "of the .coyest" between Mose thffeenter of the platter. . . - - ' The body was met at the Union tion of the United States in 1920. Herzberg and .Harry Haiashock. Mr." The Center team failed to garner a ebraska.. She .has been a pupil oi station by a delegation of the Amer- Hie national origins provisions preinfluential figure in American life.Leon won tiie round ui the semi-finals hit off "Larry" Gepson for :• four J. C. C. Eitertaiaiseit Cecil 'Berryman for the past seven ican Legion, including past comman- scribes that the national origin of the After being made a major for gal- fronv Wifliam. Grcdinsky.... ' years. ' . . . ' . ders present in the city. The casket population of the United States by \ lantry on the battlefield Nones served The flnal .rounds of the Champion- frames. .In the. fifth canto Turner Group Hans Frsgris singled through the box. The Juliens Miss Lustgarten.. is..' a member which was draped in a large Amer- birth of ancestry is to be determined on the staff of Lafayette and then on ship and Presidents*- flights will be scored_ the first run of the game in Plans are being made to hold an the Sigma Delta. Tau Sorority of the ican flag, was escorted to the Heafy not- by tracing the ancestry or de* that of Washington. ; played off Sunday morning. the. first inning. Nick walked after indoor carnival together with various University of Nebraska and was ad- & Heafy funeral home. Of his experience as a private scendants of particular individual?., Out of respect to the memory of a member of .the, Monday Mus- Heyn was formerly one of the most- but shall be based upon statistics of tinder General Pulaski, Nones himself Fred Heyn,' former "member. of the Walsh -had grounded out, Nick stole dances, minstrel shows and boxing i judged • active members in the Hai Rtesh immigration and immigrants.togethet wrote that he "fought in almost every Highland, who was drowned last second and scored when Setrapa programs, according to tentative ical Club, at Lincoln. action which took place in Carolina, week, the stag which Tvas to have poled out a long triple to deep right plans formulated by the Jewish Com-! Dorothy Lustgarten, IS, violinist, fraternity, heading several important with rates of increase of population munity Center entertainment com- who recently won a medal as the best national committees. He was council as shown by successive decennial and, in the disastrous affair of Sa- been held.last".night was postponed center. violinist of her age in Nebraska, is a prophet of the fraternity in 1E17..J United States censuses, and such In the eighth inning the Jewish mittee. vannah, shared the hardships of that to Wednesday evening,- August 18. sister of Miss Lustgarten. He was also connected with the High- ether data as may be found to be resanguinary day." For their Saturday evening dinner- boys showed some life. Giventer According to chairman Sam Beber, land Country club and many other liable, this determination to be made singled and Gerelick walked. Handler the committee is mapping out Henry Morais, author of the au- dances the club has engaged a new jointly by the Secretaries of State, Jewish organizations. then singled and Turner also singled. strenuous plans for winter activities Y MEETING. MONDAY EVE. thoritative history, "Jews of Philadel- orchestra, and according, to the memCommerce and Labor. Services were conducted from the The momentary bombardment at the Jewish Center. Glee club conphia," published in the 1890's, wrote "bers it is the finest t i e club has ever brought the Jewish employees three certs, indoor circuses and Yiddish The second August, meeting of the funeral home at S p. xn., with a host The quotas to be established as R that Nones "became a major of ah a d . " '. .• ' . . . - • • • - ; • • -."';"--:•'- . • • • . scores. plays are some of the events the Young Hens anc Young Women's He- of friends filling all rooms to result of this determination will -not: Hebrew Legion of 400 men attached The Jewish players had many op- committee plans to put over this brew Association "will be held Monday capacity. The services were directed be governed by the Eeed-Trevo? to Baron De Kalb's command. At the A. Z. A. OFFICIAL evening:, A-ugast 16, at the Jewish by Rabbi Frederick Cohn. Interment tables, which are only informal es~ to counter, but they fal- winter at the J.C. C. battle of Camden, S.C., on August 16, ARRIVES; IN OMAHA portunities was at Pleasant Hill cemetery. timates prepared by these two intered on the bases. Time after time . Following is the complete commit- Community Center. 1780, when De Kalb fell mortally The Intellectual Advancement ComFloral tributes from friends were dividuals. Chairman Johnson stated wounded, Major Nones—-together with Philip M._Klutsnik, past Aleph the Center boys would get on the tee: Sam Beber, chairman; F. J. Al- mittee is preparing a program for the Captain Jacob De La Motta and Cap- Godol' of the AlephTZadik arrived in sacks but bonehead base running berts, Louis Somberg, B. G. Shapiro, evening, following the business meet- numerous. The casket was surrounded that final figures"on the quotas wtt! by large wreaths of flowers. vary at least 15 per cent from the tain Jacob De Lean, both of Charles- Omaha Wednesday afternoon to as-proved costly. Turner featured with Ben Yousem, Eugene Blazer, Maurice Legion representatives were present estimates und«r these tables. ton—bore his chief from the battle- sume his new duties as assistant the bludgeon for the Gate City Miklin, Sam Bliss, Morris Milder, M. Katleman and Abe Silverman. .at the services and as the casket was league champs. It will be observed regarding Jewfield." secretary of the A. Z. A. order. being taken to the hearse gave a ish'imrnigraants, that they will probPALESTINE. • Klutsnik, who lives in Kansas City, As to the courage of the men of the formal salute. ".GOTERNMEKT AIDS ably be affected adversely by the -lifeHebrew Legion, and more particularly Mo., has been attending the TJniver: •-," AEAB STUDENTS Edwin Kirschbrauii, Dr. Joseph tional-'origtns -plan'on the basis o£ that of Major Nones, the following jrity of Nebraska -for the past year. Winberg, Frank Goetz, David Bosenthe Eeed-Trevor tables. T t a the While working here in Omaha he will Besides her prominent participaRS. IEMA L. X.INDHEI1I. who letter, originally written in .French, Alfred Ken- change for Poland would involve *, Jerusalem : ( J . T ; A.)—-A ; govern- stock, Mark Martin tion in the work of Hadassah, Mrs. •was elected president of Ha.enroll at Creighton University. dated Charleston, December 15,1779, dissah at its Buffalo Convention on Xindheim, who was born in New ment grant toaid PaPlestine students nedy acted as pallbearers. loss of- about 4,300 of all immigrates and bearing the signature of Captain DR. GASTER RECEIVED BY July 1st. succeeds Hiss Henrietta York City, is active in many spheres at the American Collegein Beirut, acHe is survived by his motherand of Polish origin, which might be oftSzold, who i a s become its Honor- of social service. She was the Verdier, Is a testimony: cording to an anmnnrcemeiit by the two brothers, Lester-G. and Jerome set' to soKie extent by the Russian KING OF BOUMANIA organizer of New ary President. "It is but just that I should render York's first prenatal EducationiDepartment of the Palestine '. Heyn. increase of approximately 2,000. Immediately after an account of the conduct of those Bucharest—Dr. Moses-Gaster, well clinic, and during: the her. e l e c t i o n , Mrs. Government,in-the Arab...press faere. Chairman Johnson indicated fh**': war she was a first Undtieim sailed for who have most distinguished them- knawn Anglo-Jewish scholar who was - • The -Education- -Department, an- Funeral services for Mrs. Ida 'New- various protests have been receivwi lieutenant in the MoLondon to attend man, age 58, who tiled at the Wise selves for bravery in the Legion. I born in Roumania, was received by tor Corps of Amen- : iquncetT that i tiwill 'extend, aid- to a m e e t i n g of t h e against the national origins plan intake advantage of the occasion, on ca. Her versatility is Zionist Actions Comstudents •#ho:are proceeding to Beirut Memorial Hospital Friday evening, cluding one from the Friends of Ivi&fc arrisval j<erdijiand « P mittee and also to evinced by the fact •"• -to:"complete . their- studies, in- the were held Sunday 'afternoon'from the with much pleasure, in my r Freedom,. which states that OTVW c o n f e r • with t h e that she is the only of captain of volunteers attached to An invitation extended to Dr. Board American College,-there during -1926- HofTman-Crosby Funeral Home, In- this plan out of a total annual imof Governors woman admitted to the suite of General PuasM, to cer- Gaster to attend the meetings of the of the. Hebrew "Unithe Jewish Institute 1927. The "amount is 50 Pound Sterling ternment took place a t the Pleasant migration allotment, the plan versity concerning tify that Benjamin Nones has served Roumanian Academy was refused by of Religion as a regand will be given for three years. The Hill Cemetery. 85,000 to Great Britain and the plan of Hadasular student, entitlas a volunteer in my company during him as a protest against the antiMrs. Newman is survived by her Ireland and only €5,000 to be applicant "must present" a certificate sah^ and the • Ameriing her to qualify the campaign of tMs year, and at the Semitic policy, of the Academy. can Jewish Physiof the school "whidh-he attended as husband, Schulen, two sisters, Mrs. among the .rest of the world '(tfcfe Jor rabhinical decians Committee to siege of Savannah in Georgia, and his Ie was stated that since the Acadgree. She spent three •well as a.-certificate of good behavior, Mary Bernstein and Mrs. Goldie foregoing tables give • the figure u*-1 establish a chain of months last year on behavior under fire in all the bloody ecy is in existence, no Jewish scholar Knowledge of Arabic is obligatory. Wright, of Omaha; four brothers, 91,111. instead of 85,000). Ctoimw*. hospitals in Paleshorseback studying actions we fought has been marked has ever been'elected to membership, Abe, Nathan, and Ben Somberg, of Johnson also' -mentioned that Wllfc tine, of which a hosconditions in Pales? The applicant^ will -be obliged to pital and m e d i c a l by the bravery and courage which a although leading Roumanian philolotine, living: in Arah teach at ^Government schools " upon Omaha, and S. Somberg of New York were introduced during the lafct school ia connection military man is expected to show for oists are all Jews. and Jewish Betttewith the University completion of-his .studies at Beirut, City. inents. She Is, in adskm .of Congress to repeal the nathe liberties of bis country, and which in Jerusalem is to he dition to everything for a term" of five 'years. tional origins provision and to «<*»« sets of said Nones gained in his the center. "A fund or One Million HUNGARIAN LOAN. AGREEa good speaker and able writer. In reply t o . a man who attacked Dollars is being raised Jn this coun- else, tinne in effect-the existing cpjote *«*" favor the esteem of General Pulaski, him for being "a Jew, a. Republican, In accepting the office of presiMENT SIGNED WITH LONDON try for that purpose. Toward this dent of Hadassah Sirs. Lindheim as well as that-of all the officers." and poor," Nones wrote- in a letter to CHIEF BABBt GF,JASSY .DIES ROTHSCHILD HOUSE rangexnent. fund she lias donated a diamond declared that she would serve in • • Senator K«ed of Pennsylvania, w-is6 tiara -worth over $10,000. 1 the spirit of Henrietta Szold. Major Nones, some years after the the United States ..Gazette that he was the sctbor of the nations! Bucharest,; ;{J. T . ' A.}—Eabbi -. . L. Bucharest, (J. T. JL>—The agree•war, was appointed Interpreter of gloried in his Judaism, and declared provision, .-urged for its adoption Taubes,' of jassy, "died, iathat city meet concerning -a Hungarian loan French and Spanish, to the United that he had no^desire to change either it -would, insure E lpredon»&»tin£ yesterday... ..-„..'.'.:.. • ., . . from ...a'British financial group was his religious or his political feelings." Cotrnt Coudenhove - Calergi, the PAN-EUROPEAN CONGEESS TO States Government in this city. TAKE UP JEWISH QUESTION founder of the Pan-European move- BabbL Taubes was ,the Jast member signed here Saturday. The loan will Anglo-Saxon 'or "Nordic" -stock in "I am a Jew," he wrote, "and, if The Major was extremely proud of • • '.-• -, ment, has comnrsnicatecl -with various of-the Jassy rabbinical family of that amount to £2,500,000 and is'4>aingr ar- United States. his Tace, and TUB character may well for no other Teasoni for that reason It is underr-tood that before Conranged by the following: three Lonbe judged by the reply he made to am I a Republican." In those days to Vienna.—The first Pan European large Jewish organizations with z name. adjourned a sub-committee "^ don~banks: N. MRothschild & Sons, view to interesting European Jews is A. E. Gaster, fptheir of the well one who quarreled with, i i m in poli- be a Republican in poltics was very Congress which is to be held in Vienthe HOKPO Immigrration Committee Baring Bros. & Co. Ltd., aad J. Henry the Pan-European movement. Count different from what the name 'means na in October, will have the Jewish known Jewish.. scholar and former tics. He was a warm supporter of was appointed to study the natk*ft» Jefferson and his principles, at a time today. Nones, in his letter, defended question as one of the items on its Coudenhove-Calergi has had discus- Sephardic Chatham, Dr. Moses Gaster, Schroder & Co. origins plau and bring in a t sions -with a number of prominent celebrated his nintieth birthday here. -whin<£he great Virginian himself was his people and asserted that his agenda, the representative of the upon the reconvening of C Jews in Vienna on the subject, it was poverty might have been caused b; Jewish Telegraphic Agency h?re My strength is as the strength of tea, He received many messages of con' •' ostracized by Ehilideiphia society benext Decemfeet. *' • Becauserayheart is pure. stated too scruauloug aa "honesty.
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PAGE 2—THE JEWISH PRESS—THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1926 rest while he WAS in the ring as the "Kid" tool; matters into his own hands and forced the fighting throughPobHsbed every Thuwdaj at Omaha,' Nebraska, bar out the bout. " ' T ^ E JEWISH PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY There have been some nasty reOffice: 480 Braadeia Theatre Building — Telephone: ATlantic 1450. marks . peddled about by the "wise* . ^ NATHAN 3* GREEN, Manager. acres" that the reason Kaplan gave Subscription Price, one year. ..$2.50. up his featherweight title was because of his fear of being licked, and Advertising rates furnished on application. hence losing a big purse. A few days CHANGE OB1 ADDBESS—Please give both Ibe old and new address; toe Bore and glva gout name. • before Kaplan gave up his title he * The Jewish Presa Is supplied by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (Jewish was offered §50,000 for a, featherCorrespondence Bureau} with cabled and telegraphic Jewish news, in addition weight bout with a fighter that he to feature,articles an$l_correspp.ndeoces.fram all important Jewish oeatero. had already licked. He refused beInquiries regarding newsHteroa credited to this Agency will he gladly cause, he couldn't make the weight. answered \t addressed to Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 621 Broadway, New Yale Okun is the only Jew in the xork Caty, •, . . world that has held the amateur light heavyweight and heavyweight chamRAISER ^EMERITUS" BABBLES ON REUGION pionships. Sines he lias turned proThe ruler, who 'fled from responsibility in his country's fessional he has been unusually sucand..bids fair to make a lastgreatest crisis, nqwjurking in the quiet of Doom* ha.s announced cessful ing marl? irv«the "hefty" - divisions. 1 himself as the bearer of another and greater responsibility, This week Yale defeated Tiger Thomnamely, to serve as the spokesman of Christianity. We Jews have as in an eight round bout. Charlie long known the brand of anti-Semitism practiced by this fallen Johnston, Okun's manager, told us monarch; we have long been familiar with the invidious character that he had matched' Yale for a fight Jim Maloney of Boston. Should of his criticism of our people and religion. Long before the War with Okun lick Maloney the road to the ;. he used to encourage the Jew-baiting attitude of his automaton top will be well laid out.
and pitching occasionally. He has Finkle meets V. Northwall in the garnered two hits out of 10 times at third round. Council Bluffs News bat. He has made only two errors Al Handler farecf poorly. Handler out of a number of chances. It is wag forced by fate to meet Wilbur The Senior Class in Folk DancMr. and Mrs. Jake Mendelson, 10 alleged that Bureh paid Kaufman a Fullaway in the first round and ing, directed by Mrs. Irvin Stal- North Twenty-eighth Street, will be steep price for signing up. If Sammy master at the Jewish Community at Home Sunday afternoon, August makes good as vre hope he will, crashed to defeat to the tune of 6-1, Center, elected officers at their 16, from two to six o'clock to rela- Burch will have a fortune on his 6-3. * # * last meeting, Tuesday afternoon. tives- and friends in honor of their hands. Any big league team in the The following were elected: Ida son, Henry, who became Bar Mitzvah country will be more than happy to Evelyn Adler, high school champion of 1926, meets Alice Peterson Kvirs, president; Blanche Binstein, last Saturday. grab hold of a prospect like Kauf- the first round of the women's secvice- president; Mildred Meyerson, Mr. and Mrs. Ben I. Seldin an- man, A Jewish pitcher would attract tion of the meet. secretary; Lena Shames, treasurer; overwhelming crowds at the Giant's and Helen Steinberg, reporter. nounce the birth of a son, born Sun- sta,dium in New York. Kaufman and This class is composed of children day, Ang-ust 8, at the Mercy Hospital. company will be back at the old lot PAXTON-MITCHELL CO. between the ages of 12 to 15 years. . Mrs. Simon Steinberg and daught- on Vinton street for a home stay j ?'t!> IBS! Martha Htg. The Junior-Class in Folk Danc- ers, Florence, and Esther, left Sun- commencing the 21st of the month.! Omaha, Nebr. Soft gray iron, braes, bronae and «luing having children from the ages day morning for Excelsior Springs, * * * uiinum enstinpe. Standard sizes bronse 9 to 1% years meet every Friday Missouri. and Iron bushings, newer manholes, Al Handler, the diminutive south cistern rings and covers, and clean-out at 1:30 at the Jewish Community -Jaars in stool;. paw of the Center ball team, nearly Center. Officers will be elected at Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cherniack and filled the empty brogans of the[ the meeting tomorrow. daughter, Helen, left last week for Mrs. Stalmaster has 35 pupils Duluth, Minnesota, and Fort Arthur, mighty Sammy Kaufman last Sunday! j BEAUTIFUL NEW in each of her clashes. Several Canada. They expect to be gone sev- at Fort Omaha. Al and his chums might have tucked away the more applications can be made to eral weeks. long end of the score had Al been these classes, Mr. Jake Whitebook left Sunday on mare stingy with his bases on balls. Handler gave seven, hits, struck out THEATRE a motor trip to Chicago, Illinois. UIKECTION MAVKICE MICKL1V seven Chevrolet players and walked "Basketball is famous for its Jew- Mrs. Ben Gershun of Schuyler, the same number. ; theologians so that there: might be removed some of the glamor ish stars. Track and field teams Nebr., arrived Sunday to spend the Al himself tucked in one hit out of SATURDAY, AUG. 14— RICHARD TALMADGE \from the children of "Israel, as he once wrote in a letter to a well TENNIS—It looks very much as have had Jewish champions since the week here with relatives. Mr. Ger- three times up. time of Meyer Prinstein, who attend* known German anti-Semitic theologian. though Northern New Jersey is going shun will motor in Sunday morning * * * ; ' . .The latest expression of the opinion of a discarded emperor to have a Jewish tennis champion. ed Princeton and was the •world's and they will return home that eveJoe Turner, he of two-base hit j. champion pole vaulter. Abrams of ning accompanied back by Mrs. Ger- fame, cracked out two singles and; .; concerning our people and religion appears in the August issue Ernest Kuhn by defeating R. M. Kirk- England was a track star and even COSfEDT—JJOVEiTY land in straight sets advanced to the sister, Mrs, W, Solocvonow led the Hebrew nine's batting attack, j i^of Current JKstory where Wilhelm Hohen^ollern contributes an fifth round and we cant see anyone Lacrosse is replete with Jewish shun's and children, Sarah and Joe. Joe also pilfered a sack. I SUN. MON, AUG. 15-16— J^rticle entitled "Denial -of Christ's; Divinity Barrier :to Reconcilia- entered in the tournament who can names. If this terrible prejudice ex* * * I r RIN-HN-HN tiiori.'* A response to this malevolent artiele, tvhiefr clearly aims beat Kuhn- In the first round Ernie isted as generally as is claimed how Mrs. S. Freiden and grandson, Johnny Rosenblatt, our redoubtable -in — would the Jews .make the teams? Myron Heeger, and Mr, Dave Freidf;to widen the gulf, between; Jews and Christians, appears ixi the played a match that lasted four hours lead off man, failed to chalk up a j When the Jew is barred from particien, motored to Sioux City, Iowa, Sunfame, is§ue.frpm th%pen of Rabbi Nathan "Krass of New York, before he was victorious. solitary bmgle. Einie Kuhn has merely won moreipating in athletics then we can say day to spend the day with Mh. and ^oa^u^^^ '• ; * *' The World-Famous Dog in his than any other player thaf a real prejudice exists against Mrs. Louis Heeger. Syd Corenmsn played a nifty game ^ o concoct a poisonous" potion, and Rabbi Krass reveals the evil tournaments Greatest Picture around the ; metropolitan; district. him but because one or* two or even Mr. Al Krasne spent Sunday visi- at the initial sack but failed to do CO3KEPT — STEWS _ .... . . , Tournament after tournament Kuhn a few 3*erk water coaches with chronic ting in Sioux" City, Iowa. any better than Johnny Rosenblatt. ^Briefly, -the-argumentof the self-appointed Christian rep- would" work his -way up into the final dyspepsia kick a few Jews off a team T U E S , W E D , AUG. 17-18— Syd tallied nine putonts. that is no true indication that a real Mr. L Fonarow left today for DOUBLE FROGRAM • be sure Jewish scholars and preachers round only to be defeated. It beprejudice exists against Jewish ath- Houston, Texas, to be gone a month. c a m e a sort Bert Lytell and Lillian Rich faccepphe-existence of>Jesus as a fact, they further agree that «f Jin* with him. Often letes. The entire Center team gathered ., he fp^urated a Wcod, of ethics whiA is uniaue, and especiaHy i S r t f i ' i S I ^ ' S - ^ S "When I was in college and it was Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sacks and only five hits. .since Christians themselves have deserted Jesus' teachings, Jews e t <jQwn an ^ he wouid be defeated. a college in which the Jew -was not family have moved into their new Al Handler and Al Finkle sre the 120 third Street. sole Jewish entrants in the Nebraska ;are BOW free- to-accept him as teacher. But here Hohenzollern It was only affcer he won the State over popular, there were Jewish boys t home, . and MONTY BANKS in Open State Tennis Meet. on every one of the teams. Com-j "asserts Christian, hive not deserted Jesus nor his doctrines, ac- Championship that he vas- able to "KEEP SMILING" Al Finkle defeated J. Peacock in plaints were scarce and when they break the jinx. cuses tjie Jews of foisting a new religion on the world, and furtherthe first round, €-1, 6-8. Our HHiawfi Cooliur Byst«n Five feet four inches tall and were made it was because one of the more; declares there can be.no reconciliation as long as. Jews refuse weighing KEEP 1OU 1 Al trimmed E. Means in the second about 135 pounds Kuhn is boys was sore_ By Stan. to envisage the divinity of the founder of Christendom. In ad- able to streak around a court and his; "A team may have an incompetent round, 610, 6-3. dition to this" basic argument the inhabitant of Doom goes out compactness gives him great stamina.' coach and there may be Jews on his Kaufman, the former Jew, of his way to build a fictitiously essential difference between "pre- Ernie uses a.fast chop stroke as a) squad and they may be as good as the ishSammy Community Center hurling acs exilic Israelitism" and "post-exilic Judaism"; he also piously re- defensive and offensive shot, He is next man but they are thrown off the who is now doing his stuff with the | an excellent net player but prefers to squad and with them are members of .peats the damnable lie that. Jews cruciled Jesus and dismisses the remain in the background. His over i other races. It is fair to hlame the Omaha "Western League baseball 3240—Where'd Yon Get Those Eyes?—Fox Trot with Vocal Chorus. team, is still the idol of the Omaha -Qld Testament as an "Oriental book written by Orientals for head game is deadly and we think j coaches of incompetence, 75c Breezin' Along With The Breeze—Fox Trot with Vocal Chorus. Jewish ball fans. Sammy would be Orientals... full of symbolism... mostly a mystery to the present were he adapt to a net game his vie-1 "I do not argue the brief of antiAbe Lyman's California Orchestra. more than happy if he were able to generation of Westerners" and the contents he declares consists tories would increase. Kuhn rates Semitism but as far as athletics are see 3234—The Old. Fiddler's Song the crowds of Hebrew fans who among the first hundred best players concerned I am convinced from my 75c Lay My Head Beneath a Rose of 'legends and myths." gather every afternoon in front of Vernon Dalhart Tenor with "Violin and Flute. observation that there has been .Rabbi Krass .points out that there are millions of Christians, in the country. the score board on the side of the mighty few cases of Good Jewish 10248—Traumerei (Schumann) World-Herald building to see whether let alone Jews, "who do not regard Jesus as the incarnate Son of his This column has been going its way! athletes failing to make a team." Soprano with Orchestra, in German. or not he is pitching.. Sammy is playHeavenly Father and Redeemer of our sins. He laughs out of without the aid of correspondents but This colunit^,-jthinjes that. B.. S. $1.00 Ave -Maxia (Schubert) , ing a bang up game with the Burch court the flattering tribute that Jews wish to impose a new this week we received a rather scath- observation does not include-enough Rods at short stop and second base Pianoforte by Frederic Person, Violin Obligate by Max Rouen, religion on the world and demonstrates the fallacy of Hofien- ing indictment from one pi.our reacU territory. There are innumerable inSoprano in German—Claire Dux. ers. .We preprint with, thanks Benja- cidents wheriri Jewish boys were flag321S—Hello, Aloha! How Are You?—Fox Trot with Vocal Chorus, zollern's thesis that there is-'a basic distinction between the Jewish min ~S. WeJIfng's .Svelcomei letter:— rantly discriminated against when the 75C Hi-Ho! The Merrio—Fox Trot with Vocal Chorus, religion of different periods and reveals'the "Kaiser Demeritus" "Patiently for many months have, teams Mike Markers Orchestra. lined up. We would be inter- Wet Wash as a sower of hate rather than as a believer in the Sermon on the .read article after article on the ter- ested to hear comments from the Semi-Flat 3119—Menuett in G (Beethoven-Burmester) \ Mount. Rabbi Krass further indicates-that a rapprochement be- rifle struggle that the Jew has when different sections of the country alout Rough Dry _ Toe Mighty Lafc' & Rose (Stanton-Nevin) Violia Solo, Pianoforte by Frederic Persson tween Jews aiicf Christians.is gradually being reached in America he tries out for an athletic team. Tales this much discussed topic AMERICAN WET WASH Frederic Fradkin galore, .were" spread out under—— on the basis of citizenship, culture, mutual respect, and the "com2808 Cuming St. Hamey 0881 3217 Bases—-Fox Trot, Vocal Chorus by Keller Sisters and Lynch. . scare heads advising the world of this FQQTBALi.—Its too early to do mon spiritual welfare of humanity." I Found a Round-a-Bout Way to Heaven—Fox Trot 75c great evil. Telling with delicious de- any predicting regarding the coming j Vocal Chprus—Carl Fenton's Orchestra, - %£.: In general this; latest bid for the public eye on the part of the tails of the utter unfairness and the football season and we shall not in-j WE MAIL EECORDS SUCCESSFULLY. ''Emperor of Doom.and the Dominions thereof," is but another spleen with which the Jew was sand- dulge ourself in the favorite game of of his stunts, giving vent to an innate craving for publicity. We died. At first I was amused but the, guessing hut we would like to broadrecall when Hohenzpllern. was still ruler his yearning was to ap- repetition has become boring and cast a tip to the Jewish sporting is more this contention is ninety world. A new Jewish football star is! pear in as many uniforms, oh one day as possible,- be photographed what per-cent untrue. going to rise and shine. His name is in them all and have, the photographs rapidly distributed through- "That there Is prejudice against Jon^h Goldman and he played on the out the world. Wfcn he was in authority he was always deliver- the- Jew is a platitude and a truth but Syracuse University Fieshman Footing himself of some spectacular utterance or.other so as to im- it must also be remembered that there ball Team last season. Up at Syrapress and da?zle the world with word of mouth ^after he had done is a prejudice against Catholics, cuse they say that he is the best Baptists, Christian Scjeng half back they have seen in Proven—RELIABLE so with his gaudy uniforms. Always the cynosurg of all eyes I Methodists, tests, Vegetarians,' Cats, Dogs, Poli- m a y seasons. He will unquestionably REASONABLE This was ever the ambition of theKaiserling, "Wilhem der Kleine.' ticiana,' One-piece bathing suits, Act-: make the varsity team and if he ACCURATE And again the unutterable arrogance of one of his ilk, who , Beformers and Bed bugs, Stilt doesn't star all the "dope" is wrong. was directly responsible for more bloodsheed than Napoleon, the prejudice existing against these Genghiz Khan, 'Atjbilav Caesar and" Alexander combined, the things has not deterred them from inliving and conducting- then> ineffable impudence on his part to speak of the sub.leme .truths of creasing, selves generally; neither has the prejreligion, and to mention .the name of God whom, apparently, he udice stopped the'Jewish athletes. still considers a partner as he did during the War. - He, that man "In sports where team play is not to talk of the ethics of Jesus aa.a sort of .contemporary "Defender the Jew has been prominent. Fights ing, and -tennis- have many Jewish of the Faith." ' . . ' • ' " participants stars. In baseball It would have .been i a r better and more honorable for this there are fewand' Jews because there are fallen ruler to have,died a hero with his brave soldiers on the field few good Jewish ball players; John of battle. But Hehenzollern took the easier and ignoble path and McGraw, manager of the New York chose a despicable life of comfort and luxury.on a Dutch estate Giants who has never shown any parand from there herald to' the world his new messages. But before ticular interest in the Jews as a race he dared open,his, mouth he should have first sincerely atoned and as you've noted offered $100,000 for & baseball star. - It is unneces V E R Y man interested in securundergone &"purging 6f his bloody hands; he should have spent Jewish, sary for us to name the host of Jewing utmost Style, Quality and the rest of his days.doing penance'in~some monastery and there ish • prize fighters. Even in Eng^Tailoring at the price should comafter a contrition of heart and a flagellation of body, he might land in the eighteenth century there p aiting have sought forgiveness from a bleeding humanity and a tor- was a Jewish champion. pare Nebraska's greater-values beat Your Door mented civilization, rather than babble on religion for the sake "Among the colleges the cry of fore selecting his suit. When the doorbell rings of notoriety, continuing to sow hate between man and his* fellow anti-Semitism is invariably raised by you, answer it promptly bethe second rate players who don't most un-Christian manner, toithe awful disgust of generations mate the team.' College athlfiticB is cause yow don't like to keep people waiting. business and each coach must turn buried and unborn as well as the l i v i n g s out .the best team he can if he wants It is even more important wonderful ovation, when he came to to hold his job. The natural conclusthat your telephone callers Amazingly Good Values at not pick out the are not kept waiting. Calls oat and after his timely hit a roar ion is that Jewish hoys and tell them to leave These Feature Low Prices are often lost because the oi-approval went up-that could be person at the other end of .heard fo? rt^lea ground. "Which all th& ?fluad. If there are Jews on a the line thinks there is no goes to prove that New York City team the student body have never Precticing t h e g j d e been Known to Ipck, The desire to one at home and hangs up. 4s firmly, behind Us first Jewish ball rule when using the telewin at any cost is the spirit of phone makes the service the ttelephone Answering the ^ I ^ , And.y -Cohen,. vfirst playercollege athletics. valuable to all. us to p r o promptly helps us proiB>.*|iaUplayer thai; has eyer ap' FIGHTING—The chance of having There has been a Jewish captain of J>.| p vide you wjth the best posOthers at $20 to $50 d 'with ith the th New-York N Y k Gi - pearedGiants another Jewish lightweight champion the Harvard football team, Horween, sible service. has been given a substantial boast. Princeton had a Jewish captain, Glide. va? given- an,' opportunity to sbpw the public jnst what be,could do. He was Louis (Kid) Kaplan who gave up the Yale has had manyy Jews op its team; NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE C O . h d Alexander, A l d th called VpVn .to pinch h i t The Giants featherweight championship has bios-. S Syracuse, had ,one off the ; Were playing Sft. QEL.L. S Y S T S M of all times and down Sf Lpuia L i and d were losl somed outr as a lightweight. In his , greatest. ing. IVith two men- «». bases Andy,first fight he decisively defeated Tom- ' throught the list. It is safe to say Opo Policy » One Syttern • Universal ServifO singled and scored two- runs, which my Cello in A jxn round bout, Kap- that, there isn't a non-sactarian cojCORRECT APPAREL FQIf WEN ANP WOMEN -9.-~itrlt -his aggreseiv- lege.in America that hasn't had some tied the score/ The "twenty .thousand lan won because' of -his didn't Kava «. moments -JAWB on i t s foot-nWl team, ' <• - fais that .were present j»VA Pabeo
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KIMETT FJIAT RUSH PARTY Omaha working, on the editorial staff' PALESTINE; JEWS TO AID FRANC of The Omaha Bee. He is a member :. AUGXJST' iV AT: -ELKS CLUB of the Hai Resh fraternity-
Jerusalem, (J. T. O.)~A committee, The Kimett Fraternity of the Uniand have spent weeks or even months yersrly of Nebraska'"w2Y hrld a stag Mrs. David Potash is convalescing consisting of Jews and Christians, to in any chosen- place. Miss Elgniterj rushing party it the Elks Club on at the Wise Memorial Hospital after raise funds in Palestine for the purhas studied music and art in Paris! August 14. Out-of-town members and an operation on appendicitis. pose of aiding- the effort to improve. and Spain. of the franc was formedd guests who will be here for the oc- Earl and Seaman Kay returned the Madame Pollock's residence at casion are as follows: here last night at a meeting of repMonday from a trip to Minnesota and 3709 Jones street has been occupied Carlton Saltzman, Alfred Saltzman resentative Jerusalem citizens. . the Great Lakes. by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Gillinsky, and Harold Shapiro of Sioux City,1 The meeting was held at the Alduring her long absence abroad. Mr. David Veta of Cheyenne, WTO-> liance Israelite Universelle school in J and Mrs. Gillinsky have taken a lease! Zollie Lerner of Kansas City, MisJerusalem and was called on the Club Activities on the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn', souri, Joseph Ginsberg, ef Ponca, initiative of a group of Jewish C. Wharton, and remove to that place Nebr., David Zolat, Morris Zolat,' Francophiles. WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS September 1. Jacob Marx, Louis Marx, Jacob Fink-f Tfc« Industrial Juniors selected ofelBtein, Louis Finkelstein, Hyman' f i c e r s o n Monday, August 9, with the Mr. and Mr?. I. Goldberg of Leeds, Herzberg-Fayman Nuptials i England, annpunce the engagement of QUT-OF-TQWN MEMBERS Max L. Holzman and 'William Feiler Rosenberg, I. Leo Rosenberg and Wil- fallowing results: Lillian Levey, presiSolemnizedJuly'11atDenver left on a three weeks' trip to Jasper] liam Rosenberg all of Lincoln, Nebr. dent; Lillian Cohn, secretary; and their daughter, Bess, to Mr. Hyraan TO ATTEND Z, B. T. Irene Fishberg, treasurer. Miss Noddle of Council Bluffs, la. National Park, Alberta, Canada, via! The marriage of Miss SopMa FayRUSH PARTY "-Manufactured in Omaha" Blanch Bienstock, sponsor of the club, Minneapolis, Minn., and Winnepeg,] No wedding, date' has been set as . S. Weinstein and j is planning a number o. .man and Samuel S. Herzberg was , Plans are being completed for the BAKEfi ICE. MACHINE' daughter, Dorothy, of Midland, Tex.,1 hikes for the members. announced, Sunday the. ceremony havannual Zeta Beta Tau rush party, Who attended . the -wedding of their | ing taken place Iuly 11, at the CosMiss Rae Borsky left far New York Mrs. Ben Sherman, forrn,erly Miss, which is to be held Thursday, August mopolitan Hotel- in Denver, Colo. At niece, Miss Jeanette Levinson to Mr.j The Auflebuiig Club will entertain Saturday on a buying trip. Esther Brodkey, was .operated on for ID, at the Omaha Athletic club roof. William Alberts, left for their home, j at a picnic Sunday afternoon, at 4s30 that timelMiss^FaymariandMr.HerzWANTED y were accompanied by Mrs. Joe at Elmwood Park. Several entertain berg \^eiit, t6 Denver to attend the appendicitis Wednesday afternoon at Randall's Royal orchestra will furnDr. and Mrs. E. I. Kushner, of the ^ i s e Memorial Hospital. Mr. and ish the music at the party. p and daughter,.Betty, who will | g stunts-are beingg planned by the •wedding of; l^xss'E.utti Eaduziaer of A young Jewish man for ofOakland, Calif., formerly of this city, I Following are the diaperones: Mr. spend the •Wheeling, W.Va., to WuHana Gold- Mrs. Sherman, who were married fice "work and soliciting. of announce the birth of a son born ^ month of Committee in charge. man cj£ Denver. Miss Eaduziner is a August 1, and were on their way to and Mrs. R. V. Pepperberg of "Lincoln, Monday, August 9." Mrs. 'Kushner August in Texas. Salary and commission, California to spend their honeymoon, Nebr., Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldstein, Dr. A green apple a day will keep the niece iqf\ Mr. Herzberg. Box 500 Jewish Press. was formerly Miss Etta Corenmann, were competed to return to Omaha, on and Mrs. Philip Sher and Mr. Henry Miss Ida Sidman returned from an doctor busy. Instead of simply beqig ^guests at account of the operation. of Omaha. Monsky and Morris E. Jacobs. extensive trip to the east visiting with the •y^edding the,- Omaha couple deDavid Nefsky of Lincoln, Nebr., Mrs. John Berkowitz and daughter, friends and relatives in Chicago, 111., j cided to make the occasion a double Mrs. H. Marks and daughter, Rita Simon Rositsky of St. Joseph, Mo., Frances Helena, of Wichita, Kans., Detroit, Mich., Niagara Falls, Newj ceremony. Eabbi Ttfoise Bergman^ of Lucille, returned f ram Chicago last Moe Rothernberg of Kansas. City, Mo., a r e v iis iting h e with Mr. M and nd Mrs. M s . I. York, and Boston, Mass. s n g here Denver Tead the marriage lines. M l IIseman off Nebraska N b k C i t ] Berkowitz. They will be here for Sunday where she has been visiting| Manuel City.] Mr. and Mrs. Herzberg left Sunday for the past two weeks with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sherman have for* a? month's honeymoon at Broad- Mrs. L. Podrosski arid Mr. ProdrossM. Nebr., Albion Speire of Lincoln, Joel se veral weeks. 1 as their guests their son and daugh-' Pizer of North Platte, Nebr., Louis »ioor Botel, Colorado Springs. They ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Morris SherMr. and Mrs. William Alberts rewill reside at iffotel Fontenelle on Leon G. Gross, who has been spending Baum of St. Joe and H. Mickey Krupp turned Sunday from a two weeks' man and young son, IJoward, of j Chicago Streets >Vharton," and. will move to that their 'return to Omaha. The bride, the past few months in Miami, Ha., is C. pl a c e . " j honeymoon trip in the east. Mrs, Al- Chicago, HI. who is a sister of Mrs. T. Toby Jacobs visiting with his parents, Mr. and : • berte was formerly Miss Jeannette Harold Shellett of Chattanooga,1 of this city, wore a three-piece travel- Mrs. H. Gross, and sister, Mrs. J. M. Announces Mrs. M. Batt and children of New Levinson, of this city. Term., later of Des Moines, is now in ing suit of shell .pink eponge, with a Malashock, and Mr. Malashock. York is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jarohm Kulakofsky to the Jewish public of Omaha tailored hat to match. Sam Gildware Jr., and family. the selling of seats for the are leaving Saturday evening for According to original plans this High Holidays, beginning Chicago, 111., to visit with their couple was to be married on Sunday, DIAMOND Samuel I. Zimmerman of Chicago, Sunday, August 15, S P. M,, is visiting daughter, Mrs. Lewis Spiwak, and August 8 III., formerly of Omaha HEADQUARTERS and on week days evenings Mr. Spiwak. Mrs. Spiwak was visithere with friends. GIFT from 7 to 9. ing with her parents here and returnHOSENTHAL-SINGER MTS. Harry Lapidus and son Lester COUNSELORS The wedding of Miss Dorothy ed to her home last Saturday. Besides The securing, of the well SALMON LOAF left Wednesday to spend a month at her parents she will have as her Singer, Miami, Florida, to Edwin known Cantor A, Schworczkin 1 large can salmon Denver and Colorado Springs. guests, her sister, Mrs. Max LangRosenthal, of Miami, was solemnized to chant the services at our 2 eggs WHOLESALE AND RETAIL last night in Miami. Miss Singer is synagogue with a male choir 1 cup Milk Mr, and MTS. Sam Wolf and Mr. man, and Mr. Langman, and baby JEWELERS daughter, of Harrisburgh, Pa., and her 1 cup corn flakes -the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. of 16 people will sure be a and Mrs. Sam Beber are leaving Sun1 teaspoon chopped onion. brother, John Kulakofsky, of Kansas Singer of Omaha. Diamond Importers great enjoyment to everyone day for Estes Park and Denver, Colo., Mix all together in order given, City, Mo. who will be present at these 214-216 Qty Nat" Bank Eldg. season with pepper and a little salt. to be gone for several weeks. " Miss Sarah Somberg -will spend the Pour into buttered baking dish and services. Established 1894 Miss Ann Karsh, of St. Louis, Mo., Cantor Abraham Sch^orczkin Mr- and Mrs. Harry C. Swengil en•week end visiting in Lincoln, Nebr. bake one hour. Serve hot or' cold sliced. .' tertained fifty couples at their home whp has been spending the past two Mrs. Morris Levinson entertained 16 Sunday evening in honor of their months visiting with. Mr. and Mrs. J. Tickets $3.00 and $5JM3u , CHOCOLATE COOKIES (Filled) Help Wanted At Once Kirshenbaum, is returning to her guests last Tuesday at a bridge party. fifteenth wedding anniversary. 1' cu,p shortening Come and secure your tickets as early as possible! Two Experienced Salesladies with Miss Celia Stoler entertained the home Saturday evening. Mis. "William Tenenbaum returned Vz cup sugar . Respectfully yours, Eeferences. members of the G. W. Club at her 2 squares chocolate today from an extensive trip through Kramer & Grossman home Monday evening. Prizes were 4 tablespoons milk -" ' ' ' 'v'r THE COMMITTEE. California and various points on the FOR RENT 1 teaspoon vanilla Dept. Store won by Sara Cohn and Eva Schwartz. Padfie coast. 6 room apartment in brick 3 cups flour 722 W. Broadway, Co. Bluffs, la. duplex, at 2511 Charles ; St. 2Ys teaspoons baking powder Mr. and Mrs. Abe Finkelstein anMiss Ann Faier is leaving Friday All modern. $30 a month. % teaspoon salt nounce the birth of a baby daughter Call Webster 0123, or in the -•- for sn indefinites stay in Kansas .City, 2 beaten eggs. evenings call Webster 1776, Cream shortening. Add sugar. born Thursday^ August 5, at the Mo. , She -will visit -with Mr. and Mrs. melted chocolate. Add eggs, Clarkson hospital. Max Bqllis. Mrs. Bollis -was formerly Add milk, and flavor. Add dry inEoslyn-Faier of this city. gredients. Roll thin and cut with cokkie Miss'T>orothy Pickus, of Sioux City, cutter. Bake in slow oven. When Iowa, vill visit'here next week -with cool put together with this filling: 1 cup powdered sugar who recently opened at his home, 2429 Decatur Street, We. 3527, Miss Esther Katleman. % teaspoon vanilla 1 tablespoon butter and enough Miss Elsie" Golpand, of Chicago, hot water to make a thick paste. Til., wno visited here -with Mrs. S. tvishes to announce that he jnst received for the coming- Hifrh Holidays a bipr Kuklin, left Monday for her home. assortment of Jlachsorin \rith the best English translation, beautifully bound, JELLY COOKIES also a full lino of New Year Greeting cards with nice envelopes at very " Among her hostesses -were Miss Sara' Make any recipe for sugar reasonable prices. Brooistein, who . entertained at a cookies "white". Cut out Vs. of the - Everyone -who so far- purchased .from me Talethim Bilk and wool Tpfcilim. moonlight picnic; Mrs. D. Cohn enter- iough with regular round cookie MezusotheR, and Sedutim with acd "Without EDglish translation, have expressed cutter. Cut out other % of dough their greatest satisfaction-with-the- prices and qualities. tained 'at a theater party; Mrs. S. with doughnut cutter with hole in I am also expecting very soon Ethrogim and Lulovin for the holiday of Kaztawjsky entertained at her home; center. When cold place 1 teaSuccoth. Mrs.' t>, Minkoff gave a dinner at her spoon of jell on plain cookie. Place home; and Miss Sara Ttoseriblatt -was cookie with hole in center on top and press together. If one doesn't hostess at bridge at her home. have doughnut cutter, thimble may Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Chapman and be used to cut hole in center, ... children left Sunday morning for CANNED APPLES - Duluth, Minn., to visit with relatives (For Winter Pies and Sauces) for several weeks. Use any cooking apple. Peel, ! is tlw biggest <Sevdquarter and remove core. Put on, ape fovaojk t o V JL opxnent is. oil heat ance > Urs. Michael Katleman left Sunday to cook as you would apple sauce ;oil heat started. j*r; • " •* fcr a two weeks, visit in Providence, but do not cook long. Only be sure are heated through. Can B.L, Vith her sister, Mrs. Harold apples * * '*• * K ••-" as usual with or without sugar. matter . Libby, and Dr. Libby. By perfection of a simple! CANNED BEETS principle, the new Silent Mr- and Mrs. Morris Fanger, who To each quart of beets, that NOKOL adsttsise, to ths vxnwere married Sunday, August 1, at have been boiled and skinned, use ishxngpoirJ- literally, esactlf the B"nai Jacob Synagogue, are mak- one quart of water, 2 tablespoons ing their home at 3126 Chicago St. vinegar, and 2 tablespoons sugar. ***** Mrs. Fanger was formerly Miss Pearl Bring syrup to boiL Adc} beets, P By the ss^ne priacipleTv: just let cook up and can- These —can salt «5. NQROL fan Moskowitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. are lots—mtmiljly—i» tine S^ent nice in the winter as when the NC3KOI.*S cam 9-0«eaT record H, Moskowitz, of this city. of the lew nWfeHtn. «<&8qtMUi syrup is poured off they may be [fat high efit&mcy is "bettered! NOKQL, installations. A' r e o used for buttered beets. Mr. and Mrs. A- London and daugh: Forperiodtuptonincyears, ord—thattellsycnssaaaetiiing. any good heating plant. ' ter, Pearl, of Los Angeles, Cal., will TOMATOES (CANNED WHOLE) Prepare water by adding just a arrive in Fremont Friday to visit Not a trace of ft' 4eajoyedNOK.OLcamfc3rt.They little salt. Can 2 quarts at a time. " with Mr. and Mrs. J. Berek. *. Come sec it odor You need not send individual New Year cards When water boils add whole tomahave proved it the lawsS toes (skinned) just as many as Mrs. Louis Sogolow, of Miami, Fla., will I cost, fully automatic oil heat The keenest nose ca&sat de- in operation to everybody you know. I t is too expensive, float. 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PAGE 4^-THE JEWISH PRESS—THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1926 " Jewish center. He received all the Jewish appeared on the surface, the effort of*his, too, he was a typical day; they come to our people once in ews who * wanted" to/fee "received • by English world/would hot listen tor Jewish idealist a hundred years and for this reason him—4ettered and- - unlettred—poor Rothschild* the head# of the Jewish Israel Zsngwill has not lived to see the Jewish people, all over the world, and-rich-rold and.young. He was al- community, nor to the Board of Jew- all his ideas realized—no man does. will mourn the rather premature wayar ready to assist, them with his ish Deputies, nor to the Chief Rabbi, Even Moses did not. But he Eyed to death iff-"this great poet and Jewish advfce;, to help them .in every possible- but to Israel Zangwill, because he see something that must have j-econ- ptariot. . ('. , ? { , :_- _ - ; way, to • show; them his compassion was considered the authorative Jew- ciled him to life. He lived to see the Not since the death of Max Nordau DR." S.. M. MELAMED. and .to render-them service. In this ish spokesman and the. unofficial am- Jewish people on its way to redemp- of .whom Zangwill was a great adway,;.the non-Jewish world in Eng- bassador of the Jewish people at the tion. Whether he was officially "a mirer, have bur people suffered such .The, unexpected death of Israel the fact of the matter is.htat Israel land came to consider .Israel Zangwill Court of St James. With all that Zionist or not, does not matter; ac- a severe loss a s . in the death of :. Zangwill\is7an irrepafable loss .to Zangwill has-not given most of \ his as a spokesman, of and for the Jew- recognition and glory and fame, tually, he was not,only a Zionist Israel Zangwill. * For many generaworld"literature and "to",the Jewish time to writing. Most of his time he ish people. Israel Zangwill was sure- Zangwill, as I knew him, was the a Jew bubbling over with Jewish^ tions" to- comep Jews and none-Jews -public, for Israel Zangwill, was both was -busily engaged, in reforming this ly not a rich man and in.England, most modest of men, the most humble hopes and Jewish expectations.' He alike, will read Zangwill's delightful on© of the ~ greatest writers of our world,-in bringing about better con- like in every .Anglo-Saxon country, of men and the embodiment of hum- criticized the Zionists, but, he was, books and will remember him with time>' and one of the outstanding .ditions. for, humanity and-especially wealth means. a great deal to estab- ility. Humility is always the -first nevertheless, delighted to see, a;-"hun- love and seteem as a great -artist, a Jewish figures of our time. As a for his own people, the tragic lot of lish a social and political reputation. sign of genuine-greatness in a man. dred thousand suffering.. Jews "frorn great man .and a great .Jew. Eastern Europe settle in Palestine writer, he" was often compared to , which, was uppermost in-his, mind. The head of Aiglo Jewry was the old A great man is. never-a snob. Dickens and Mark Twain; but as aj I know all the representative Jews Lord Rothschild. The spiritual head Of late, Zangwill left his literary and lay there the foundation "for a . Jewish figure he was so picturesque,' o f o u r time but there is none among was the Chief. Rabbi of. England and studio" and made himself comfortable great Jewish commonwealth:~ to be that- he has no analogy in the past., them who can be compared to Zang- still is. The. political leadership is in the office of the theater. He went established" there within the next 25 or in the present. will as a lover of the Jewish people. concentrated in the Board of Jewish among the producers and as a pro- years. He.also lived to see the EngThe son of Russian Jewish parents, His love for the Jews was not only Deputies, but still and all, when a ducer too, he was animated by un- lish people appreciating Jewish he' acquired' a mastery "of English the love of a patriot for his people, Jewish question was' taken up by ths bounded idealism. He wanted to show idealism and Jewish dreamers, of that' many an English critic consid- but the love of a passionate artist. press, or- a Jewish question was dis- to.the highbrows the idealism pre- whom he was one. ered him one of the greatest English : He loved them, with all the burning cussed in Parliament, or anything vailing among-the lowbrows. In this Men like Israel are not born every stylists of bur time. This, master, of fire in his poetic soul and he was English was surely not a hereditary1, ready to make .the greatest sacrifice gift, but something that had to be to help them and he indeed made •acquired. His Jewish earnestness, j many great sacrifices for their sake, however, was partly hereditary, for He gave,.th.em.the best that was.in his-father, too, who diedin Jerasa-j him;-his talent, his time, his enthusilem, was a very serious minded Jew' asm and his money. and somewhat of- a Jewish saint Zangwill-has rendered great serThere was also", in; Zangwill's ethical vices to Jewish people; not only as s makeup, a streak of saintliness, for severe and just critic of present conin matters Jewish he was the most ditions, for which he blamed those unselfish man man imaginable'. . He had who were responsible for them but no political ambitions for himself also with his attempts as & Zionist and he was under no,illusion.as to and a Territorialist' his own political- future. He had none, Before his appearance in English "nor was anxious to have one. AH that letters the English people knew only he was anxious to accomplish in life, one type of Jew—Shylock, or another as a man of action, as a statesman, was to relieve the distress of a suf- «8*y type-as described by Dickens. 1 5 1 3 1 Zangwill has has taught the fering people and in the last anal- * ? ysisi Israel Zangwill, as I knew him | Ajwlo-Sawm world that there are the last 25 years, and as I knew: different types of Jews in this world; him intimately for the last 13 years, men of- whom every' race could be was a philanthropist of the highest P™* u. th^ w e r e t h e i r members, order. He embraced the gospel of He was the first. man' in English Zionism because he thought that literature to "reveal to the AngloZionism would be the immediate solu- Saxon world the apparent idealism tion to the Jewish economical and in Jewish life;-he was the first Engpolitical problem. He felt deeply with lish writer to show the world how .the suffering Jewish masses in East- many idealists and dreamers there ern Europe and was anxious to help were among Jews, who are known to "them. He "was of course so much a be a rather commercial-race and the statesman, as to understand that the English have often admitted that problem of the Jewish masses was they have learned a great deal from not the "problem of individuals, but 'Zangwill with regard to the Jew. the problem of _a . group _ and he In addition, he was the first' great Jewish writer and man of letters in Wanted to'help them" as a group: • When Hertzl appeared in'Jewish England who clung to his people life, -Zangwill wasnone' of .the first in with the tenacity of an Idealist and joining, in applauding, to help to patriot. There were great' Jewish popularize His ideas, "because he men of letters in England before p Zangwill — Disraeli, father and'son h thought that ZioniBm^ as ^.understood Ricardo and some others,, but they by'Hatzel, would immediately .relieve left their people • and their people's the Jewish distress.' Zionism, as'un- faith and looked for glory, fame and .derstooJ then, was a simple propositibn indeed. It was thought, 'then,-position among Gentiles.as soon as the Zionist Organization f Israel Zangwill was the first great will get a charter from the Sultan of Jewish writer in' English who, the Turkey, in which he will hand Pales- more fame he acquired, the more' attine to the Jews, the Jewish commun- tached he was to the Jewish people. ity > will - arise- -overnight - After His house in London was not only a Hertzl's death, Zangiwll abandoned great literary center, but a grea* Zionism and established-the-Jewish )X Territorial Organisation, because he already re-organized that-the;charter, let Us Help Yon "Keep Clean" could not be gotten and that Zionism, as an answer to the immediate' Jew- Frontier Towel & Linen Supply ish problems was not possible of real1819 California Street ization but he thought that TerritorilATIantie 62sl. ism would be the 'answer—rbut it was not. "• I do not propose to go into'sociological and historical arguments to show ~why Zangwill, one of the greatWHOIiKHAlJB est Jewish literary figures',of our Druggists and Stationers time, was less a success' as* a ^statesman, but I want to stress-the fact *ui-4<B-4ua tinatb totb Are guaranteed to jjender not less than 12,000 miles that all the efforts on Israel Zangwill, of service. They are made in Omaha by Omaha in behalf of our pe6ple,ftwhSther as a workman and sold by i Zionist or a Territorialisjt, or., as a plain, ordihary.shadleh,' were motivated by his deep desire, to" help the JewisR people, to, relieve the" suffering', to secure for-them "bread'and to Jielp them' to acquire political free-' dom. ' If' there :ever. was: ar great Jewish philanthropist; "it" iwas? Israel 18thandIxardSt**—2044Farnam SL—2Sth andO St*. Zangwill. His philanthropy .often ob-. scured his political understanding, but future Jewish generation's will 1307 Howard St. . . At. 8028 forget the political errors~of ZangOmaha. Nebr, will, which were due entirely to nonpersonal motives .and".wjll; only remember him as a- great Jewish philanthropist, in addition' to' the^ great ~Harry H. Lapidus. Pres.-Treas. Jewish writer- that he was. . . W. G. Ure Secretary. Israel Zangwill -firstf. leaped into Factory of Overland Trait Rubber Co. fame by his master ^bpok' "The Omaha Fixture & 30th and Taylor Streets Dreamers of the "Ghetto" in which he Supply Co. Omaha, Neb. describes 'the great Jewish idealists COMPLKfE STORE AMD of modern times. If Zangwill W s left . OPPICTC OUTFITTER! any ' autobiography, .this I autobioW«j occupy graphy . will prove to be_- the last TO.O00 N U N «Mt chapter of his great book "Dreamers tfc Oanur of the'Ghetto"-/or'he-was the greatt) 4UCI (tausleV inn»i InrkMiti est of'all Jewish dreamers of modern I1M4HA HKtl ,time3."\He was always animated by "theidea;to better this world order, to ..reform -numanity, to ameliorate genconditions and to bring about an of life which would make life r/pleasantand worth while; Jjfelii*. It • ..-. .... - ;. ym W J j J ^f J7:* ^ """SgF Public Accountants sod Auditors '-—is wijik'-this, view |n mind that Zangr\n& became a ZioniBt, later a' TerriISADORE ABRAMSON tbra)ist,-a Suffragist, a Reformer,' a •Socialist,.a Pacifist, a sufferer. He INCOME TAX SERVICE was; *. tyjiicai -'representative of anSYSTEMS—AUDITS cient JeW#h: idealism- and a spark of
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