SUPREME ADVISORY COUNCIL Sam Beber SUPREME ADVISORY COUNCIL President Omaha, Nebr. Nathan Mnookin ORDER OF ALEPH ZADIK ALEPH 1st Vice-President Kansas City, Mo. OF THE INDEPENDENTORDER B'NAI B'RITH Dr. S. B. Arenson 2nd Vice-President Cincinnati, Ohio 301 ETERSTRUST BLDG. I. F. Geodman Secretary Omaha, Nebr. Nathan Bernstein Treasurer Omaha. Nebr. Gottfried Bernstein Chicago, Ill. Dr. Boris D. Bogen Cincinnati, Ohio Julius J. Cohen Chattanooga, Tenn. Louis B. Finkelstein Lincoln. Nebr. H. D. Frankel Chicago, Ill. S. J. Goldberg St. Paul. Minn. 1. E. Greenberg Superior, Wis. Harry H. Lapidus Omaha, Nehr. OMAHA, NEB. Harry Lashkowitz Fargo, N. D. Samuel H. Schaefer Denver, Colo. Milton M. Schayer Denver, Colo. February 10, 1927 S. 1. Silberman New York City, N. Y. Harry Trustin Omaha, Nebr. Jacob M. Finkelstein Lincoln, Nebr. Marion Graetz Omaha, Nebr. Jack Moskowitz Kansas City, Mo. Harry S. Shedlov Minneapolis, Minn Dr. Boris D. Bogen PHILIP M. KLUTZNICK Assistant Secretary ectric Bldg. Omaha, Nebr. Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Doctor: Some interesting side lights on the A.Z.A. have developed in the last few days which I would like to bring to your atter ion. We are getting along nicely and what I really think I should in the future, is to submit written reports to you every so often-- possibly I should have a report for nearly every meeting of the Executive Committee or Central Administration Board. Ifyou care for these reports, please put me on the mailing list to receive notices of the meetings of these two Committees, and I shall en- deavor to mail you reports in time to be presented at each me eting. Our District Tournaments have all been completed and the winners are being groomed for the finals to be held in Chicago on February 25th-26th-27th. Although these dates include the Sabbath, no events are scheduled for the Sabbath proper. If you had only seen the District Tournament which I witnessed in Omaha last week, I think that you would have said, "Dayenu." The more I see of our A.Z.A. boys, the more firmly do I become convinced of the importance of keeping these boys sympathetically attached to Judaism. I only hope that you and President Cohen have an opportunity to be in Chicago for the tournament. Let me quote from a letterwhich I just received from Fred Bernstein of Chicago who is chairman of our tournament committee there: "I tell you frankly that all is not well on the Potomac. However, we had a meeting of the A.Z.A. boys Sunday afternoon and it was a very enthusiastic and peppy one. The boys are going out to get ads and sell tickets. I promised a cup to the chapter selling the most, providing the total sales of the chapter are not less then $200.00. I also promised a signet ring to the Councilor. This was at the suggestion of the boys. The group I met with gave me a thrill. It was a pleasure to see them and hear them. I am beginning to think that it is possible we have over-emphasized