Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1934-12-07

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JEWISH EDUCATION EDITION
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME     ^
Devoted to American
and
Jcxvish Ideals
Voliinu' ,\V'iI~No. 417
COlAJMiiUvS. 0JII0,I)KCR.MIU':R 7, i934
Per Year $3.00; Per Copy loc
Strictly Confidential
Tid-Bils        From       Everywhere
It7  rHUNKIAH  M.  DIRON
Rabbi  Samuel M.  Gup En- Rose E.  Lazarus  Sister.hood dorses  Drive  Launched       ^"^ Temple Forum to Hold
By Hebrew School
You Should Know
Terse   eonuiii-nt   on   a   phase   of   the Anu-ricnn Jewish situation is imi)lii-it in the   Time   (news  weekly)   .story  on  fht. dcbm  of Conductor Alfred  Hertz with Hie  S.'ui  I'Vancisco  npera...As  follows "Jew Hertz lo.st his Symphony jol) in !!*'!0 when fasliinnahic gentiles had their own ifleas  about the  San Francisco or- chcstrn,    Ilul,. .San  Franciscans gciicr iilly came to realize that he was as nnc ii  Gerinan  contliictor  as  they had  ever, IiMown"...At any rate' it's con.solation U>\ know that Zona Gale, the noted author docs   imt  believe  that   America   will   he ptrruaiiefitly   tainted   by   anti-Seniifisni | which,   she   agrees,   does   not   represent Anicriran'thought  or   feeling,  and   t.in nut  survive. ...And that N.  Y.  SuprtniL , Court Justice Arlliur S. Tompkins is so frrni a believer in inter-religious good \\^II 1 that   he  brought  a  Sefer  Torah  to  tht syii.ig<pgue of the Jewish Home for con vak'fscent.s. i
Don't Miss Thi.s
More' power to Mrs. SidomV M (!riiciil)crg, director nf the Child Stiidj ^ As.sociation of America, who voices the | thoughts uf (wc hope) millions of' parents when she objects to many of the fiirrciit radio programs for children liccau.'ic they "convey false ideals or misleading sentimciilalitics, or becauiie Ihcy murder the King'.*; English or play ii)c» recklessly with chihlrcii's fears and lujrrors". Perhaps Mrs. Grucnbcrg could ^tart a niovemciit-r-wlth yini and you and you falling in line—to teach sotuti of these sponsors what sort of programs would he both attractiye and good for children. Tho.se of you who are teachers will he iiileresled in The Social Frontier, new educational monthly which has been hailed   as   the  most, promising  of  our
generation.     It   is  edited  by. George  S-j both its administration and program con-
Cuunls,   with   Mordecai   Grossman   and' stantly. in  a   state   of   disturbance.     No
Norman   Woclfel   as   as.sociatc   editors.; effective work can be accomplished under
Literati
Maurice. Saniuci, lecturer, Zionist leader and author, whose nc^v novel, "Be¬ yond   Woman",  is creating a sensation
Joint Meeting Tuesday
The IC'ise IC. l.azarns St.'^teriiond and tlie Temple b'onmi will hold a joint nieeling next Tuesday evening. Hecembcr II, at H o'clock at the Ih-yden Koad I ciuple. Member.'; are asked to conie with  tliLii   hnsliinds
Mis \litl 1 cinkiio|)r Hill) llrydeii Ko t<l lit lb irgL [ { the e\tnuig'fi pro- „r ini I1 IS iniiounced tli it liithiiaK SIiltliLs of I mimis J niiig jtw.s," will liL dnm itie ill\ itrLscnttd \i\ iiumber.s of tin 1 tirniii I(illi)um..f this prisentation M frishintiits uill be sei ved
1 111 sL \\lu» Hill lake p irt m the pro- gi un   iu       Mis   Mirk I emknopf, Mrs.
[Kohut Ithsliek Mrs A IJ Weinfcld, "lliss    I oiiist    I chnitn     Mrs     Flerbcrt
'lew   l)r   ( LUIS Ihseli   \[r   1 roy Feibel,
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' Ibis nitetnig wIiilIi is being held on the irj.,uhr nieelini; elite of the b'oruin will tike the plue of the iiidiviiliial Oeetnibei meetings of lioth organiza¬ tions
Rabbi Heller Will Speak On
"The Service of Zionism
To-Day"
Rabbi   Samuel   M.   Gup
77/c folhnving statement perluiniui/ to the pre.tetil drii'e of the Columbus !!i- brcw School was especially prepared by Rabbi Cup for this special issue of the Chronklc. It is printed herewith xviih- Oiit couiiucnt.—lutilor's note.
1 desire heartily to endorse the effort now being made in our Jewish comimm¬ ity to place our Hebrew School upon .i sound linancial basis. Obviously, if this .school is to maintain its existence, it must receive the support,of a large num¬ ber of annual contributors. Unless thib HUi)ptirt be forthcoming, the School faces a.  precarious   future   whicli .will   phre
URGES ALL GROUPS TO COOPERATE FOR HE¬ BREW SCHOOL
lames G. Ilcller
this year, has returned from Palestine, where he spends several months out of every twelve, and where his family lives pcnnaiienlly...Caught just as he stepped off the gangplank, he refused to comment on iJitlcr.. .Revisionism or the World jcwi.sh Congress, being too busy listen¬ ing to tbe sweet figures his publisher was whispering into his ear. ..Those of you who read German must get ."Flucht in den Nordcn" by Klaus Mann, youthful edit(tr nf the .Amsterdam-published Saniin- lung and son of Nobel-Prize-winner Thomas.. .Klaus, whose opus critics are hailing as a ma.sterpiece, has a Jewish inother, you know...From :Dr. Georg I'.ernahrd'ti  Pariser Tageblatt, organ of
such convulsive terms,
Tlie teaching of Hebrew is indispen¬ sable fur inany reasons. It is vital, m the first place, for the niainteiiance ol sound Orthodoxy. Without a knowledge of Hebrew, the large Orthodox group soon ceases to be. It is all very well to argue that under such circumstances the Orthodox communicants will then seek naturally to enter the ranks of Re¬ form Judaism. But tbe facts in the ca.'jc are .otherwise. WJiat aotiially happens is that the greater number lose all affilia¬ tion with the .synagogue and join forces with the glidless. In other words, the support of Hebrew knowledge makes for the continuation of a large branch of Jewish religious hfe. .Aiiyijue wlio has at heart at all an appreciation of Jewish religious values, or for that matter, the spirit of religion in our midst    should,
Gerinan e.'ciles, we learn that.a n(?w book [ therefore, lend his material aid in a per by .'Mfred Kerr is about to be published -in lirusHeds.. .It willbe called "pie Dik- lalur dcs Hausknechts"—which, if you kiunv your Gerinan. is a good line... ('oluniiiist
has includetl starring in movie shorts... Which reminds us that novelist Thyra Saintvr Winslow is now located in Holly¬ wood, a town that seems to have' a fatal
'  fascination   for  writers.
llupliy Days Now that Or. Leo Rowc, director of llie Pan Anicrican Union, has balanced that body's budget—not to mention the declaring of a six per cent dividend on all preferred stock by the Iowa Jcwisli .Vew.s—we see that the clouds of dcpres- .sion are actually lifting:..In the town of Haverstraw, N. Y., where Postmaster General Farley hails, ,from, the sun of prijspcrity'i.s already breaking throngh, thanks to the cfTorts of an industrial pro-
¦ uniting /inn whose representative, one Jack N. Kosenbcrg, expects to put 2,000 men t(t work w'ithin the next couple of munlbs nil a noii-profit-inakiilg venture in which local busine.ss men are cooperat¬ ing... I^rniiperity is also expected by two ladies wh()—successively—were married tl) ibe lale Sir Mortimer Davis, Canadian liibaccn king, litigation over whose estate is gradually Hearing an end... And if that estate is only :*;: 10,000,001) instead of itino.dllO.OOO, as if w.iis originally csti iiia(i.'d--so what.. ."Theiii that has, gits' is an old saw which was aptly illustrated when 1. J. (millionaire furrier) Fox won a Thanksgiving turkey in a raffle iutSti- mtcd by l''roiii-a-SaiKiwich-to-a-NationaI- Insliliitimi Keubeii's.
Mttzel-Tov P(*|jurtnient Cnngratnlations tu Former Ambassa¬ dor and Mr.'i. Ahrani I. h!;lkus, oh the en¬ gagement   uf  their   son  James   Hess  to
manciit ,;Way to the maintenance of this Hebrew School.
I have always felt, in the second place, that those who have acquired a know- r.ouis Sobol's varied parcer; Jedge of Hebrew, humble though it be ill tlieir youth, are the more likely to feel I sense of kiliship with the whole House of Israel as well as with the Synagogue. Of course, there are exceptions to this general statement. The knowledge of tlubrew, or rather tJie influence of this training, ¦strciig;thens Jewish sentiment and loyalties. We have today, and I think we will have for many generations to come, great need for the widespread existence-of a strong sense of Jewish fellow-feeling and responsibility. The siipimrt <if the Hebrew Schools means, therefore, an investment in Jewish co¬ operation and  fellow-helpfulness.
When a School so in<lisi)ciisahle and valuable as this is in dire inoneUry need, the time is inOst inopportune to raise tpustion or to quibble about some of the aspects of its philosophy. Personally, I do not agree with some elements in its lioint of view, but I ilo not think it is fail- to the central theme at this time to raise challenging (juestions. This as¬ pect of the matter I reserve for .some future coii.sideration, and I Impe by ctnn- muiiity agreenieiit such questions will, in the cinir.se uf events, be satisfactorily solved. The i»ai'i thought, which 1 wish to re-emphasizc, is the needfulness of this School in our city. It deserves oiir aid. To give it supiKirt is a duty which (k-volvts ui>oif us: we owe it to ourseU-es and to those who come after us  to aid  this worthy  enlerinise,
— (Signed) Rabbi Samuel M, (jup, Kabbi, Bryden koad Tt;ni|»le.
E. J. Schanfarber
^iy judgment is that tiie lethargy'and laclc c>f interest in and towar'tl Jiidaisiii among the youn:.i;er, and even older mem¬ bers uf our faith, is due alnio.st entirely to lack of understanding, eilucation, and ignorance concerning the literature, his¬ tory and tradition of our |)eople. There are inaiiy who feelas the great lamented Louis Marshall, has so well said: "More iinpurtant even than hus|Htals, oriihaii asylums, home for tbe aged and all other l>hilaiithr<ipic institutions, however valu¬ able, religious education is the most vital need of any Jewish community. OrthO- (kix, ultra-Orthodox, Conservative and Reform Jews, every Jew, must support our Jewish institiitions of learning."
'Liie Coinmbus Hebrew School is the iiistitiition ;in Columbus which offers the possibilities of carrying on a program of Jeuisb education. Many of our pco|ilc, maybe out of sympathy with its curricti- luni, its location, or perhaps some of its metliod.s—be that'as it may, it fnniis the nucleus for the development of a proper program of Jewish education in Ihe City of Cuhimbns, and to the> end of its de- velo|)nient an<l its nu'demization every loyal jvw ill the cniniimiiity should lend it his support.
,    (Signed) E. J. Schanfarber
Big Drive on Behalf of Hebrew School Is
Now In Full Swing; Value of Jewish
Education Is Being Stressed
People Are Respondinji: in a Spirit of Loyalty; Leaders of Com¬ munity Are Cooperating; Rabbi Gup Declares .Tewish Kdu- cation Is the Paramount l.ssue in  Jewish Life in America;  Rabbis  Hirschsprunjy, Zelizer and Green wald Make Important Statements; E. J. Schanfarber Says Everyone Should Do His Duty
FIVE HUNDRED CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS IS THE GOAL
OF CAMPAIGN CHAIRMEN HARRY SCHWARTZ,
MAX S. BOGATIN, AND JEROME SOLOVE
^[^X'DKK ihc joint cli;iinii<;iishi)i of I lairry Schunrt?:, Max S. Bo- 1 "I J^'iti'i' ;i'ifl Jci'onic Snlovi' a city wide drivo Ui sexure 5^^ C"'i" ^*^ Irilmtinic nit'inlitrs for l!ic folitnibii.s I Iobrt:\v Sidiool is now in full swing.
'i'licsf  iiiLMi have*  Miulfrlakt'ti a hi^ job tuul  they  nie-aii  to  put it o\or in a l)if( way. .
'I'liey ha\c heon convinced that in order to ])(;r])CUiale Jewish lifo I in this comnnniity it is ab.solnte'Iy impe'rativiMo insure the growth and dcveloimioni of this c.\em|)]ary Jewish institution of learning, ¦fhe entire cimmiunit^  is looking for-, 't'litJy  rt'alifie that the  fulureUf onr religion and its principles is
ward with the keenest anticipation to tbe|l)onn(l up with the edllcatinn of our chilcli-en in thosi' things which will annual   Iladas'-ah   Donor   Dinner   which takes iVl.'ice Sunday evening, Dec. J'th, at ^le  \'td   Ifoust-     As  was aimouncod in tlie (. brotiicle last wei-k, K.ihbi James G. Heller of   Cincinnati   will   be  tbe  guest speaker.   Kabi)i lU'ller needs no extended iiitrndnclioii tn readers of tlic Ohio Jc^v- isli Chronicle. He is known far and wide j as  ;i  prugiessi^c  fiiinker and  a  speaker] nf Lxtraordmary excellente.    Tlie ihenie' wIiKh Dr. Helli-r has chosen for his ad-' dress  <in   Dei.   -''tb   is   "The   Service  oi \ Xinmsui Todity."
.Mrs. Klma I'jhlich Levinger, author' nw\ pla\w right nnd honorary IJoaril inein- lier of Hadassah, ba.s written a most unusual and beautiful pla> , "The Pales¬ tinian Mcnorah." which will he presented for the first time at the Donor Luncheon. Hadass;di is not only fortuiKite in hav¬ ing w) dihlinguLshed a person and mem¬ ber write this play especially for this occasion, but it will also see Mrs. Lm ingcr taking the leading part. Other rules will l)c plajcd by talented nicmbers uiio have designed their own cobtumes. Tiic '-cent", will be ',et to music wliich will be reiidere'<l b\ Mrs. Meyer Gins- burg, vocalist and Mr. Sidney Pollack, 'liitbnist. The play will be directed by iMrs. Louis Kacbinan. ; The musical program especially ar¬ ranged for tbe Donor Dinner will be furnished by Alabcl Martin, Elizabeth Stfdtz and Mrs. E. K. Smith. This trio is well known in local musical circles.
I!i-cause nf these remarkable features and tbe addre.'-s hy Kabbi Heller, a tre¬ mendous turnout is expected Suiulay evening.
distinguish them  from the ytning people of other denominations and faiths.
Representative jews .from all sections of Columbus Jewry are co- uj)erating witli these gentlemen in this drive. Rabbi Samuel M. Gup uf the Bryden koad Temple lias endorsed it whole-heartedly declaring that a Talinnl Torah is just as important as a synagogue and that if properly conducted bectnnes a true bidwark for Judaism.
"Jewish education," asserted Kabbi Gup, "is tiie paramount issue pf Jewish life iu America. If we want to train our youth in the path of Judaism, if we want to teach our children our history, our Bible, and aur IToly language, we mu.st establish and support Talmud Torahs conducted nn the mostmodern pedagogic methods." A Cardinal l*rinciple Rabbi -Mordecai Hirscb.sprung of the Agudath -Aihim Congregation, in his public endorsement of the niembership drive points out tliat the cardinal prin- ci])le of our Torah i.-; the inculcation of the sublime teachings handed down to us by our forebears
"Those err greatly," .said Raiibi Hirsch¬ sprung, "who imagine that all that is asked of the Jew is to give an intellectual assent to soniu abstract proposition of the mind such as tbe Unit> of God. To be a Jew is to feel oneself a memljer of a great brotherhood in which the safety, tbe wel- 'fare, and the honor of all arc in the keep¬ ing of each.   It is to stand firm against
Icmptation   anil   corrupt   example,  from
far and near; it h to malce^ sacrifices of
comfort, pleasure, and convenience; to be
content to suffer privation and contumely
for one's faith and people; to'answer all
detractors by a blameless life; to be to
the   front   wherever   men   are   suffering
from want, ignorance or tyranny; it is to
glory   in   your   Heaven-directed   history
and to bear in  mind that he who cares
not for  Israel's past will  not do much
worth remeiribcring for Israel's future. Undeviating Loyalty "It  is tu cherish otir heritage in tlie
word nf God. tn search it and cling to it
through good and evil repute. It is united
with all good men antl true to roll away
the   reproach   of   religious   .indifference
from the name of a peoiile whom  God
has sir long blessed by tbe inexhaustible
stream of His mcre*ic.s.
"It   is   tn   bring  a   practical  contribn-
Miss Le'nitnre Ro.senliaum. daughter of {¦oiK-ert singer llulda Lashanska.. .And .hii^fdi Krakowitz and Dr. IL W. tn Me.sdames Kmanuel Friedman and Abramson have furni.slied two prizes to ^,   ,       ,.,    ,       ,,. ,. be awarded tn the men who secure the
Xallian   Chesler,   Mmneapohs   twins,   <'"'j-reatest number of new iiu'mber.s for tbe the birlh of one baby boy each, almost Columbus .Hebrew School.   Try and see '•¦      (Continued on Pai/c -I) if ynii can lie one of tbe winners,
TWO PRIZES
Big B'n^ti B'rith Carnival
To Be Held Monday
Evening
One nf the moi^t extraordi¬ nary events ever staged by Zipn lAtdge, No. fi2. irnai R'rith, will take place at the Winding Hol¬ low City Club, 142 Parsons ave¬ nue. Monday evening, December 10, at S p. m. The oceaaion will be Known as "Carnival Night." A great diversity of entertain¬ ment features will be presented. Many games, prizes, and refrcBh- ments for all who attend. The proceeds of the event will g» to 100 per cent charity. .The en¬ tertainment committee assurer all un evening full of thrills and excitement. This is the first time iSlon Lodt^e has ever un¬ dertaken u project of this na¬ ture and all members are look¬ ing forward to it with the greatest anticipation. Cume— bring your wives and your lady friends.. You will not be disap¬ pointed.
T. L CHANNUKAH PROGRAM
The Kiist Uroad St. Teinidc Religious .School will entertain with a Channukah [jrograni <iii Sunday afternoon, Dec. Dili, at.;'' o'clock. A ¦play entitled, *'The"Knd of tbe Story" will be presented by pu¬ pils <if the school, under the direction of Miss Annette Kalz.
Tbe following children are participat¬ ing in the |>lay: I-juanuel Hasse, ^fer- vin Classman, Sanford Parish, Kugeiic Hurowity., Herbert Marx, Kichard Sand, Phyllis KaulTiiian, Robert Abramson, Leo Cnhen, Alarvin Grossman, James  G<iod- i tj,,,, t„ the uplifting of the world in which
man. Jerome Hackmaii, l£dwiii l^lalt, Stanley Hernian, Miriam Rivlin, Laura- belle Zicgler, l-lorii 'Mae Hassel, Mar¬ jorie Silverbergi Ktliel llacknian, b'lor- encc Levin, Kvelyn Levin, |!etly Lieber- niau, Carol   Dorinan.
Beth Jacob Sisterhood Annual Channukah Supper Sunday
The (letb Jacob .Sisterhood will Iwdd their annual Channukah snpiu-r this .Sun¬ day evening at sixdVlock in the ban¬ quet hall of the synagogue. Rabbi Leo- pokl Greenwald will be the priiicipal speaker of the evening.
The supper will be followed by a nuisi- eal prngtain to he presented by Miss IScrnice Solove, iinpular radio star, who will sing a group of songs. Her sister. Miss l-loreiice Solnve will accompany her nil the piaiio. Messrs. Heimic Center and .Morris Schlansky will render several violin sclecliniis, and will be accompanied on the piaiin by Miss Goldie Center. Preparations for tin's annual supper are under the chairniansbip of Mrs. William Cohen, She is bt'iii;.; assisted by .Mrs. A, Rnmanof,
The Sisterhood invites the entire coni- ninnity tn altenil the Channukah su[>pcr. .-\ most enjoyable evening is assured. The iinminal charge nf .'iOc will be made at (he door.
LONDON (WNS) — En^i^d's first .Anglo-Jewish daily, the Jewish • Daily Post, will make its appearance here on January lf>, according lo an announce¬ ment in the Yiddish daily, Jewish Post, uluVli is sptdisiiriiig the new i)ubIication.
we live and which even now stands in grievous need of the ideals of the He¬ brew prophets and of the lessons of life of the Jewish sages.
"With all iiiy heart;" concluded Rabbi
Hirscbsprnng,   "I    eiulorse   the   present
membership drive of the Columbus Ile-
' brew Schoi>l and I trust tlia^ it will inert
! with  consummate success."   ¦ ¦ /
,|{abbi Kelizer*s Statement
Rabbi Nathan Zelizer. of the Uroad Street Temple, declared that this is a wonderful opportunity, for the Jewish people of Columbus to show their true colors.
'¦'They can serve God best," declared Rabbi Zelizer, "by helping to [icrpetuatc the divine teachings hallowed by time and eternity. - We dare not neglect the in¬ struction of our young people. They must be imbued with tluise principles w'ithniit which Judaism is a sham and a mockery, The Columbus Hebrew School is a public institution and it deserves pub¬ lic support given in an unstinted and un¬ grudging manner. ]n order that it may accomplish the greatest itmoinit of good, it must get besides financial security al^i) the .'services, and the cooperption, the roundel and the a<ilvice of every intelli¬ gent Jewish resident of this city. 1 liave no ilniibt but that every Jew in Cohmibns u'lin is approached will do his duty with ¦A grateful heart that Cod has given him the nie-aus with which t" lJel|> a great cause."
Rabbi Greenwald'ti Statement
Rabbi Leoiijild Greenwahl nf the Beth Jaeob Congregation in bis public state¬
ment asserted that it is treason to neg¬ lect Jewish learning. The Rabbi said that he kne\v of "no more worthy caiisc than the Columbus Hebrew School where the fundaniciital |)riuciples of , our an¬ cestral faith arc being taught to our young ,]ieopIe in their formative .year.s. Unless wc impress our boys and girls with the nobility of our race and the grandeur of Our religion and our culture, . their loyalty in later life will; be very weak indeed. .\ Jew who docs not pos¬ sess an understanding of Jewish values is a liability. Tbe ta.sk of the Columbus Hebrew Sciiool is not only to familiarize its pupils with the Ribic and the Hebrew language, but also to prepare them for leadership in Isrjtel. I have no, hesita¬ tion in declaring thai if we all work to¬ gether in a spirit of concord and har- niony. the present drive will go over in a big way and the Talmud Torah's future will be . safeguarded," eOncbuled Rabbi Greenwald.
Schanfarber's Endorsement F.dwin J.' Schanfarber who baa heeii a friend of the Cnhiinhus Hebrew School ever since it.s iiice]ition not only has made a splendid pledge hut has also come out with a iniblic statement urging Co¬ inmbus Jewry to unite and assist the campaign chairmen in.iuitting their nici.n- bership drive over successfully.
"I am',.familiar with tbe program of- the Talmud Tnrab," said Mr. Schanfar¬ ber, "and know that it has done much in this community for the advancement of Jewish ideals and the promotion of Jew¬ ish'culture. It is helping to raise up a l)Ody of Jews familiar with their past and prepared to cope with their problems of the future. I am confident that our coniT nmnal life will grow richer socially, cul¬ turally and religiously if we advance tlie cause of Jewish education In Columbus.. The tendency nf tbe Cohiinbus Heiircw School is not only lo preserve our an¬ cestral faith but alrfo to make better men and better Jews."
Workers in Hebrew School Drive Are Producing Big Results |
.The workers in the present drive on belialf of the Cnhiiulius Tlclircw School are i>roduciiig big results. At this writ¬ ing over 100 new nicmbers have been wecnred. The goal u( .100 will be reached witliin a week or so, according tn Mr. Harry Scliwart;;, who with Max S. Bogalin and Jerome .Snione are super¬ vising  the campaign.
Following is the complete list of ac¬ tive w'(H-kers, all of wlunn are most - <i|)tinii.stic about the oiitcopie: A, Gold¬ berg. Jacob Krakowiti:, R'ahbi S. Rivlin, William Cohen, Sam Davis, Morris N. Siegel, Leon J. Seff, l.nuis Lakin, Robert I.. Mtdhnau, Samuel ireizlisb, George (htiKlman. llcrt Wohnan, Harry Haas, iltii Schottenstein, Abe .Se(F, Harry Hccknian, II. I.ehrer, Morris Mathless, C. Jl. h'urmaii, <;eorgL' Shustjck, Atrs. Samuel Hrief, Mrs. A. .Seff-, N. Daiui- ger, Harry Masscr, Mrs. Jtert Wohnan, A. W. Robins. Siniun Hanillcr, Pr. IL W, .'\bratiisou and .Max Dworkin.