the beate NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1923 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, A YF World Zionist Leader Tells SOLDIERS CELEBRATE President CHANUKAH Purpose of Present Mission New Yorw. (J. A spe- cial army and navy Chanukah in Favor New York.--"Engaging in contro- opting non-Zionist Jewish leaders and service was held Sunday under rsies is a luxury which I can't af representatives of non-Zionist- organ- the auspices of the Jewish Wel- Immigration rd myself, There is too much con- izations. Dr. Weizmann, it is said, fare Board at the Young Men's ructive work to be done, and I have will confer with the leaders of Amer- Hebrew Association, Lexington Merchants an me here to do some of it, and to do ican Jewry with a view to their join- avenue and Ninety-third street. For Great thing else." With these words, Dr. ing the Agency. In addition, be will Rabbi H. Field, visiting rabbi Which La haim Weigmann, president of the lend his assistants to the Keren Haye- of the Jewish Welfare Board orld Zignist Organization, described sod campaigns which will be conducted for New York and vicinity, pre- ORGANIZATI S present visit to the United States, in many cities in the United States. sided. The speakers were Rear THER RE he stepped ashore at the Battery Dr. Weizmann made his first ad- Admiral Charles P. Plunkett, New York after leaders of the dress before one of the sessions of commanding the Third Naval Washington, De ovement in America, who went out the National Keren Hayesod Council, District and the Brooklyn Navy proposed appeal b Mayor Hylan's official boat, had a new body which met for the first Yard; Colonel Charles Ger- of the House Imn viea him a hearty and affectionate time in New York at the Astor Hotel hardt, Commandant of Fort further restrictin elcome. on Sunday, December 9. Dr. Ruppin Jay, Governors Island, and per cent of the Anti-Semitism in Europe is dis- also addressed this meeting. On Mon- Chaplain M. H. Witherspoon of try resident in netly on the increse, Dr. Weizmann day, December 10, Dr. Weizmann the U. S. S. Colorado. 1890 was not for clared. The cause may be found, in spoke at a popular reception in his cause of the fail opinion; in the psychoses of peo honor at the Astor Hotel. The latter Jewish History Course organize. who are starved and ruined and function is under the auspices of a A canvass ma state of mind where a scaregoat welcoming committee of one hundred. Proves Popular; Many Join sional Digest, an required. "The Jews re the world's A call was issued a few weeks ago be neither official apegoats," Dr. Weizmann declared for the election, by popular vote of Interesting Lectures Being Given any party, interes d added that the present wave of the contributors, of the National Coun- Every Saturday at Jewish November issue i-Semitiam in Europe is endanger cil of the Keren Hayesod. The Coun- Community Center. is sympathetic the lives of 8,000,000 Jews. cil is to be the supreme body the which will oppose The Zionist chief was accompanied American Keren Hayesod and is to The first lecture of the course in present restricti- Dr. Arthur Ruppin, a member of have the power of electing the offi- Palestine Monist executive and Jewish history now being held at the and, it is unders cers, the national board of directors, Jewish Community Center under the to see further rés nerally recognised the foremost ex- as well as three American representa- on the colonization of Palestine. tives to serve on the international di- auspices of the A. Z. A. Club, opened The Chamber Ruppin's shief interest on his rectorate of the Keren Hayesbd in auspiciously last Saturday night with ed by the Congre esent visit la the stimulation of pri- twenty young men in attendance. lieving in restric London. The Council is also to adopt to enterprise in Palestine. "I am most gratified at the very and in the princi resolutions for shaping the future pol The "constructive work" to which ley of the Keren Hayesod. As there fine way this course has started," controlling factor are 70,000 contributors, the elections said Judah L. Wolfson who is deliver- islation. Weismann alluded in his descrip- "Because of la of his mission is generally under- for the delegates to the National ing the lectures. "I was especially ood to refer to the Jewish Agency Council were arranged by the regions pleased to see so many young people present Immigrat Palestine, which, in accordance in the class last Saturday. The table to changi or districts all over the country, and Chamber of Com the decision of the last Congress every contributor who gave $25 or lectures will be so arranged to appeal vocates that, to Carlobad, is to be extended by co- more was entitled to vote. to every one interested in Jewish history and the cultural development cent quota, there additional two p of the Jews in the Diaspora." upon a selective nahan's Elected to Office Margolin Receives The lectures will be given every flexibility withou Honors at Nebraska University Saturday evening during the winter at Sisterhood Convention cial standards. at the Jewish Community Center at a maximum, only 7:30 SHARP. Attendance is open Mrs. Nathan Mantel, well known Miss Lillian Margolin, daughter of of which should to every one in Omaha over 17 years long the Jews of Omaha, holding Mr. and Mrs. J. Margolin, of this sary to meet the old, without charge. Following last city, who is attending the University and social needs Gees in the various organizations Saturday night's lecture many people e, has been the tirst vice of Nebraska, menuawarded The National A evidenced their interest and are delident and chairman of the Uni- sholarship honors. She tied for first facturers is oppo planning to attend this week. culty Extension Work at the Sister- honors in the Freshman Law Mid-se- stricted immigrat ed District No. National Con- mester exams and grades with an plete prohibition ation held in Davenport, la last average of 94 per cent. Miss Margo- to carrving her Three-Quarters of restriction. It'f policy of sel