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| Increase in Activity is Jewish Community Center Ball Team Will Tangle Pith St. Joe Club Sunday se '26 1,643 Patients Taken Care of During First Six Months of Fiscal Year
Going South, yes siree, and;we don't mean maybe. • Saturday, afternoon, at 4:30, the Jewish Community Center baseball team together with the Julien Chevrolet nine, and managers and newspaper scribes will board a train for St. Joseph, Mo., where Omaha will battle St. Joe on the baseball diamond. : ^ '•''•' The two respective teams were selected by the governing moguls of the Omaha - Amateur association to uphold the name of Omaha in the state of Missouri. .Following the two games Sunday the Missourians will return to Omaha in a couple of weeks for a play-off affair. — Captain Somberg and his hustling Jewish ball crew, are in fine fettle for .the melee.. After a strenuous practice Tuesday evening the Jewish boys look like they are in pink condition. The infield with Konecky back at the shortstop job, seems to "be rounding into its old reliable form. ' -....' The Jewish boys will roll into Joe-town around 9 o'cjock in the evening. Early Sunday morning they ars carded to go through a brief practice on the Missouri playground. It is uncertain,as ..to who will get the mound assignment for the Jewish team. "Lefty" Handler -ps in fine shape and should get the first call. Following are the men who will make the. jaunt: Captain Somberg, Syd Corneusatv Leo Konecky, Leo Weitz, Aaron. Weitz, Joe Turner,. Johnnie Rosenblatt and Phil Gerelick. Tooch," the-official scorer for the Jewish boys, -will be on hand r with the score book and thejbld reliable pencil. Horace Bosenbloom will represent The Omaha Bee at the games. ? . •" .Johnnnie "Dynamo" Dennisoh, premier umpire, director- and -whatnot of the Omaha Amateur association, will make "the journey with bis respective baseballers Saturday afternoon -vdien they depart for .St. Joe. Dennison .has been one of the most active boosters for the Jewish squad this" year. According to an eleventh hour statement, Dennison was quoted as saying that the Jewish boys would in all probability return home with a victory tucked away under their belts. "The playing of the Jewish nine has been one of the bright lights of this year's amateur play,", said Deimison.
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David Sher, University of Nebraska debater, and Marvin E. Treller, former Kemper Military Academy officer, are in charge of the actual formation of the "Walter W. Head Troop," the first troop of Bey Scouts to be formed at Father Flanagan's Boys" Home. "This troop is the first of several troops -we are to form at the Home," said Father Flanagan. "I was always in favor of forming a troop, but I left it to the boys. When they read aiwit Mr. Head being elected national president they began. to insist that a troop be formed." •iThe Walter W. Head Troop" wil] be ,'uniqque in that it will be one of the few troops in the •world to have its own band. Nearly every lad in the troop is a trained musician, having received such instruction- at the Home. Father Flanagan's Boys' Home is planning to form a "League of Nations Troop" soon. Each boy in the troop will be of a different nationality, race, color or religion, providing t"hat -he_ home is non-sectarian. Much credit for the Boy Scout work rnnst be given to Mr. Sher and Mr/ Treller. They meet with the Is HopefnJ of. Better Prospects For youngsters every Monday and ThursJewish .National Home day evening.
Money Uws! for. Cultural Undertaking Amossg Jews in -Col" legee $jnci. Cities. ^
This Is just the writer's' concep- GROUP'S SUPERINTENDENT LOCAL MEN ATTEND BIG tion as to how the Union and BarlingMEETING'AT CHICAGO OUTLINES* SCHEDULE ton stations, will look around September .14, when most of Omaha's yonngHenry Monster,* Ornsba attorney, The visiting Nurse,association has er set will return to school. Septem- compiled for the* budget committtee of who W8s appointed chairman of the ber 7; all of Omaha's schools will re- the Community Chest a report for the campaign of the Independent Order convene for another season. Accord- first six months' of: 1936, shqwing an of B'nm B'rith to raise, a national ing to early reports the high schools increase of patients i of 1,634 and of fund of two million dollars to be will be crowded to capacity. used in Jewish culture and relief visits to the sick"of 2;227, over the work, returned tt> Omaha Tuesday Following are the persons who "will same period in 1925;';. At this'rate the from Chicago to complete plane fot return to Nebraska University this nurses will take jcare of 10 thbusend the district meeting in Seprember fall: Ed Eosentiial, Pha Gerelick, Ar- patients during 1926. '".". when representatives vrili decide city thur Green. Those expected, to go to The nurses are being asked to write and state ..appropriations. Nebraska are: Earl L Kay, Eddie the story of their day's ^work," in order Brodkey,-Frank Blotkey, Joe Krasne that the association can give the -pubThe mousy "Will be used for an and George Geffen. of Albion, Nebr. lic a clearer idea" of-what the associaextensive cultoral undertaking among Irvin Heller of Columbus, Nebr., will "Kon does* Miss McCabe, the superJews m colleges and cities, and for return to Nebraska as will David indent of the association, has made additions! housing facilities in PalesYabroff of Oxford, Kans., and Carl public a typical *'day with a visiting tine, E need which has arisen through Gugenheim of Thermopolis, Wyo. nurse," showing how this chest widespread immigration to the old David Sher • will go to Harvard and agency is busy» , - - > . . - >Lcountry. Annie Rosenblatt will return to EadShortly before the close of the conThe nurse arrives at the office at Assumes Netti Duties diffe University. ference Monsky WES chosen perma8. a. m., receiving her. assignments nent chairman of the B'nai B'rith and planning her" work 'for ^the day. ZQWIEI...MEN SUPREME:— . •wider- scope committee, which will Her first visit is tp i little boy dangThis stunt of swimming the Eng- erously ill with-, •pneumonia. His extend the program of the organizalish channel is .becoming easier than- father and mother had cared for him Local Chapters Laying Plans For tion to activities along cultural lines District Elimination , crossing Farnam street at Sixteenth as ^best they could;" "but they, were not heretofore included, chief of between. 5J15 and 5:30. unable to give the, treatment ordered which is the establishment of Hillcl Geneva (J. T. A.)—An optimistic Jewish Youths of Omaha will be Not long ago, Gertrude Ederle by the doctor, so they eagerly awaited Foundations at leading universities. view of the .present situation in Palgiven an opportunity to. compete ill broke all previous channel, records the nurse's coming. Henry A. Alexander of Atlanta., estine and. the prospect of the future a national essay contest, being conwhen she succeeded in swimming the Ga., WRE elected vice-chairman, &wl The nurse's ^second visit was to a ducted by the Aleph Zadik Aleph. This development of the Jewish National breach of jrougti water faster than maternity case in "a happy family that Leonard H. Freiberg of Chicago, Home there, as well as agreement any -person . in history.. .Fourteen bad moved from, the south about a contest -will be_open to every Jewish secretary.with the present policy of the Mandays after Trudy" had accomplished year ago. The nurse found the woman boy in the nation between the .ages of of the Trider scope committee datory Tower, . was" taken by the 16 and 21 whether he is or is not a her remarkable feat, Mrs. Clemington had given birth to a baby just a few include the establishment ol at report of, the Permanent Mandates member of the A. Z. A. . Corson, mother of two children also hours bfefore, shut-lying1 -on a mattress two finch institutions each year •at Commission of the Leagne of Nations. succeeded in wading across the divide covered .with old quilts and rags. The An award, consisting of '• a trip to Los Angeles, Csl.—An announce- the major \maversitje6 for the Jewish The repoTt, which expresses the ment of interest to the entire Jewish between France and England. visiting nurse.,loaned,sheets and pil- the next annual, convention .of .the opinion of the Commission following community has been recently made students enrolled. Illinois, Michigan. —A. few -days" -ago,- Ernst Vlerkoetter, low * slips - and • a- neighbor- was shown order, which will be held at Des its%xamination of the various reports public, stating that Eabbi Ernest R Madison and Ohio State German swimmer swain the channel how to <sare for^the patient' during Moines, "with all. expenses paid, will be concemingPalestine at its last session Trattner, young spiritual leader o: liave Hillel foundations established given to the winner of "the' national and bested Ederle's time Jby 1 ionr ihe jaurse's -absence, ^;*:".-• : i . the report, of .the. the -Temple Emaim'-El, is to forsste by the order. -contest^,- However.,. S-^ihe-Binnec is a and"4S7Tfninutes.' By ~"tloin^ so; the "T'"J i Representatives-, of District" 2v*».;i»: British Government as the Mandatory the pulpit for'an artistic csrer iti-the resident of Des Moines, he will be faithful German brought the men r with a fractured tirm'"who "required in which Nebraska is included, w!H Power, the report of the Zionist World awarded a suitable trophy instead. back into the limelight. - ~ motion picture field. bedside care.^ Fourth was t<i demon- The awards that will be given to winmeet at Chicago in September. Thr Organization as the Jewish Agency The announcement came as a comstrate, a -baby feeding where the ners of district contests will be decidcampaign will start in November d and with the petitions of the PalDISGUISE:— DR. SAMLEL GERSON plete surprise to the many Jews of will continue until January. young mother,, quite,-overwhelmed estine Arab Executive, the Orthodox '•You speak English "because you with the care of Jier-first babyr, relied ed upon by the chapters that will Dr. Samuel Gerson, of Pittsburgh, Jewish World Organization Agudath Los Angeles. Starting with a group Sam Leon, prominent local member . ' . " ' . Pa., arrived in Omaha-: Wednesday to want /people to think you are not a upon the nurse'to fteach1 her what to sponsor the contest. of 28 members, Rabbi Trattner, in of the lodge, said that plans fof All Omaha contestants should get fill the shoes of William Blumenthal, Israel and of the delegation of the five years, succeeded in establishingJew," said one Omahan to another. in touch with Philip Klutznick, 301 who is now-director of the Cleveland Vaad Leumi, the National Council of one of the largest organizations on raising the fund had been in f«e "But the way you speak it discloses An expectant mother-received the process of formation fpr the past piv Palestine Jews. •' • " , . Jewish Community Center. your identity at once. • I advise you to .fifth visit. • She had ^n'ot before had ;Peters Trust BIdg. the Pacific coast. months, but that the first public *»*The report dealing with the memoThe list of subjects follows: speak Hebrew, because the way you parental instruction, and had-lost two Mr. Michael C. Levee, the head of nounceraent was made Sunday. 1-S>. randum of the British government First National Motion Picture Studios The jew in United States do it, I am :sure that even the Jews babies at birth> but she is hoping that said that Omaha's and The Jew in Poland maintains a general tone of agree- signed Trattner to Ms contract. will not suspect you are one of them." with care and supervision of the visitRitual Murder Riot The Jew in Germany quota of the fund had not yet ment with the policy of the Mandatory The Jew in Mexico ing nurse, the i baby that is to come | assigned, nor had local committees to Power, "Which" is fioing its best in ; Avoided In Lithuania a difficult 'situation.™ Although thej LEVINSKY COMING BACK:— The Jew in England will be strong and Tiealthy. the fund been appointed. The Jew in Africa Battling Levinsky of Philadelphia f Oil" to Give The sixth visit was'to give general Eight - states, Illinois, Nebraska, Berlin (J. T. A.)—The consequences Jews are justified' in demanding the New The Jew in Russia - ,former light-heavyweight champion care and surgical, dressing to a man North Dakota, South Dakota, lown, of the spreading of a ritual murder support provided for by the PalSeries if Weddy Ibices The Jew in Spain of the world and for a time the only with a tubercular'. spine.' The assoThe Jew in France Minnesota,' Wisconsin and Michigfcfc i " tale were avoided by the Jewish com- estine Mandate^ the Mandatory Power recognized Jewish pugilist among the ciation had spent; awheel chair from The Jew in Palestine The newly organized "Nite Club." are included in District No. 6, wh)."h munity of Sudarg, a town of Lithu- is acting -wisely in" its endeavor to heavier classes came back into his its loan closet. -In this family the The contestants can any onej ania, by a stroke of fate *£ w »«;t> « « . «choose . « » » *">..™?\ avoid serious' conflicts between the which is being sponsored by Messrs. has a quota of 500 thousand dollfcH own. He made a successful comeback mother provides thersupportiby day- of the preceding subjects for hisj A M _ t m.rf .„ +V/> A servant girl in the house of a two sections of-'the population, the Phil Feldman, Clyde Krasne and Mer- to raise. Wednesday night when he knocked time work in a.laundry, and works at theme, and may enter more than one edith Kenyon will give a series of Jewish baker, Joseph Jozefowitz, Sam Beber, young Omaha attorneyT report observes.' out Tommy Madden of Brooklyn, N. home in the evening7"The question of composition, providing they are writdances throughout the fall and winter also attended the meeting, represf?nrsuddenly disappeared. At the inY., in one minute and 20 seconds of building up the health of live little ten on different subjects." The theme seasons. All the dances will be held I ing the aclviiory council of fighting. Levinsky had not been in children is one of'the chief problems must not exceed 2500 words in length -vestigation of the local priest andd-! Jewish-Arab Peace Is at the popular Lighthouse Inn at Zadek Aleph, several monks, a huge crowd surbranch of thtthe ring since he lost a decision to in this home. : p and tnust be typewritten on one eide rounded the bouse of the Jewish \ Twentieth and Ames Ave. Aim -0! New Society Gene Tunney in 1922. Tunney, the B'nai B'rith, vrhich is also partisllj '••."- •• The seventh visit was to an elderly ol the paper. Meredith Kenyon's syncopators will baker, shouting- that the girl had "fighting marine" will dhange •woman, paralized, who lives with her supported from funds raised by ihtOniaha Winners will be announced been killed by the Jew for ritual Jerusalem (J.: T.:A.)—A new furnish the music for the first dance, li&tionftl feieiice committee, which *;punches with Jack Dempsey in a few husband alone in' a small house. The March 15. ' • purposes. They were about to storm society called "The Peace Covenant" which will be given, Sunday, Septem- so expends large sums for hospite?weeks. husband has opppsei sending her to •the house and lynch its inhabitants (Brith Shalom) has: been formed ber 5. Various novelty orchestras ization work, anti-defBmation work, a hospital, and the visiting nurses, f or\ MANY ATTEND PUKERAL when several pEasants who arrived in here, with'the object of arriving at ^ptill be featured during the season,.! and colonisation •work - among J<vw*s HE'S STILL SIDING:— months,-have given, h^r care. town passified the mob by stating an understanding • between Jews and according to the officials of the or- in Mexico, aside frotn "the SERVICES OF M. MIROFF Izzy was on board a train bound TThe final visit* of • the day was to .. that they had seen the girl in a neigh- Arabs as to "the form of their social ganisation. foundation, which niftiRteins for Los Angeles, Calif, Suddenly he return to the little boy ill with pneuboring village, safe and sound. Many attended the funeral services relations in;Palestine:-on the basis of centers for Jews at large state looked from the window.and, clasping monia, to give him a sponge hath, absolute political equality of two DECEEASE DUTY ON versities. • - • • - . his head in his hands, began to moan and make him-comfortable for the of Mr. Morris Miroff, 74, who died Thursday morning, August 26,. after HUNGARY SEEKS POLAND'S culturally'. autonomous peoples, and "Ai, ai,.aL" . night. JEWISH RELIGIOUS ARTICLES •'.. . . [ ' ] . ; , ' I•''••• :';• •-'•' ,.,' . a short illness. Services were held to determine, the lines of their coSUPPORT FOR CONTINUING All that day the wailing continued Miss McCabe-says that the average that afternoon from the Chessed Shel Berlin. (J. T. A.) A concession to ACCUSE "AUSTRIAN" MILITARY NUMEROUS CLAUSUS operation for the development of the and fellow passengers heard Izzy day of the "visitine iiurse, includes the Orthodox Jewish community of AUTHORITIES'OF ANTI-SEMITiC Emes Funeral Home and burial, took Budapest. (J. T. A.) International country. ; . * ' -* moaning, in his berth without cessa- eight calls. •*' ' " • . . •', ' - PROPAGANDA place at the Golden Hill Cemetery. Branches of the society may be was granted by the German governsupport f&r the continuation of the tion. ment. Mr. Miroff had been a resident of numerous clausus law in Hungary is established throughout Palestine and All the next day and even into the Vienna. (J. T. A.) Complaint th**The government ordered a conOmaha for the past fourteen .years. being sought by the Hungarian gov- also abroad. • .- • - , wee hours of the morning Izzy's. Little Musicians-Club the heatl^u&rters ©f • the Austria siderable decrease in the custom duty He is survived by his wife, Molly, ernment, it was stated here. •"A3; ai, ai," rang through the car. on "Ethrog and Lulow" (citron and army ei?pa|re in anti-Semitic two sons, Abe and Ben Miroff, of CITY GOVERNMENT URGED TO It was learned on good authority Finally one of the passengers grew ganda TO? ?oicecj by the Jewish Omaha; three daughters, Mrs. M. that a special representative of the IMPROVE HEATLH CONDITIONS myrtle bough and willow) from here. The jress quotes a •mi tired of the moaning. H approached All girls and boys are urged to Selicow, Mrs. A. Riklin, also . of Hungarian minister of foreign affairs IN WARSAW-JEWISH QUARTER Palestine for the forthcoming holiIzzv and said: order 'in which the soldiers join the Little Musicians Club a i the Omaha, and Mrs. M. Goldman, of left for Warsaw to seek the support days. "My dear fellow something seems, warned sap&ingt "Jewish '. of the Polish government for Hun- Warsavv. <J. T. A.) The spreading :| to be wrong. What seems to be the •Jewish Community Center. Miss Chelsea, Mass. tions." Nora Perlmutter, pisno instructor .at gary's attitude in the question of the of the scarlet fever epidemic in Po- ROUMANIAN ANTI-SEMITES trouble? the J. C. Cand sponsor of the club, ACCUSE EACH OTHER OF DRUZE DETERMINED numerous clausus which, it is expect- land's capital has directed the atten"Wrong?" Izzy answered, "three tion of the, city government to insays that members do not necessarily PARNERSHIPS WITH JEWS TO FIGHT TO THE END, ed,will come up before the meeting days already I am riding on the have to belong to the piano departROSH 1OSHONAE MEALS ARAB EDITOR REPORTS of the League of Nations which will quire into the sanitary conditions in wrong train. Ai, ai, ai. Bucharest (J. T. A.) Mutual acthe Jewish- quarter of Warsaw. ment. Anyone who.ig at all interested be held in Geneva in September. AT J." C. €. EESTAURAKT cusations of secret dealings with in: music is" invited '"to jouu Meetings The governmental'commissioner of Jerusalem, (J. T. A.)—The deterPLAN TO FORM JEWISH the city of Warsaw visited the Jew- Jews is on the calendar of the daily The high holidays have DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN POLAND are held at theV'Jfewish Community mination of the Druze to continue VIENNA ROTHSCHILDS GIVE Center very Wednesday from 4 to 5 their-fight against the French was ish quarter for the. purpose of in- business of Roumanian anti-Semites. on the Jewish Comtftunity $5,000 TO KEREN HAYESOD specting the sanitary -conditions. He The quarrels which started at the resaursnt. "Bwh Hofhonah Vilna. (J. T. A.) An attempt to P. M. The dues are ten «ents a month. reported by the Arab paper, "Meraat congress of the Christian League "will be eprvtdf accoriling to MSffe. established that; the' streets in that It is proposedto; have many local el Sherk". ' 'Vienna. (J. T. A.) A contribution organize a new Jewish party in Poland to be known as the Democratic musicians appear on the programs, The editor of the newspaper, who of the Vienna Rothschild house to quarter and the'yards of the houses held in Jassy last week and vrhich S. Nath^ii, manager of party, is being made here at a con- and a Halloween. party, is being just returned from Djebel Druze, the Keren Hayesod was announced were gTes'tly neglected. As a result led to the split in the party, continue eating, repdrfons, of this, the commissioner urged the in the press. Alexander Caza, irv an planned. ference of democratic leaders. stated that the Druzes have sufficient here by Baron Louis Rothschild. Those 4«si*ing holiday din»f»J* r 1 food and arms but that they lack The new party is to be constructed The gift of $5,000, which was the city government to- take immediate article in the "Apararea Nazionale," should * g^t in touch with M accuses the editor of the anti-Semitic physicians and medical instruments. second contribution of the Viennese steps to improve this state of-affairs, out of the remnants of the former ORTHODOX JEW APPOINTED NT&than 'in xtrdtr tlsat The Druze schools have been : closed Rothschilds to the Keren Hayesod, as well as to see to it that a greater paper, "Cuvirstul," of being in a bank may be. made. Volkspartei, of which Noah Prilutzky ITALIAN* CONSUL GENERAL and the pupils are engaged-in aiding is the leader. The. new democratic was earmarked for the. upkeep of the number of parks be- laid out in the parntnership with a Jew named Reiff. Special holiday banquets arc Jt, In reply, the "Ctdvinte!" accused the party is to be under the leadership of Berlin.'a(J. T. A.) Dr. Pamlo Wito the transport of the wounded and agricultural experimental station in Jewish quarter.' oi-der and the mansuemetit of b editor in chief of the "Apararea i Dr. Schabad of Vilna. It is stated Finchi, an Italian J«w, was appointed ammunition. The Druzes have decided Tel Aviv. A conference of Jewish press repJ. C. C.. sestEuyaist H anxious Nazioiiale," Vasiliu, stating that he that tlie new party is being formed Italian consul-general,in Dusseldorf. to leave all fronts and to concentrate • The Viennese Rothschilds were ! resentatives was called for the purthe public. , '( :> on the Djebel Druze front and to conis in. parnership to. remove Prilutzky from Dr. Finchi. is' known f o r his strict * T«w". Tjshlesv previously antagonistic to the Pales-1 pose of enlisting their support in a the fight to the end." . in a timber trus* observance of Jewish. 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