The Texas Jewish Herald (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 14, 1926 Page: 2 of 8
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Miss Rothchild from’Dallas spent
Bunday with Mis sMary Rubinsky
Montreal, Oct. 1 (J. T. A.)—The
erection of a large building for the
Young Men's Hebrew Association in
this city was made possible through
the generosity of Sir Mortimer Bar-
nett Davis, Canadian Jewish capital-
ist and and native of Montreal, who
was on a visit here for the high hol-
idays.
At a meeting of the Montefiore
Club, Sir Mortimer announced a con-
tribution of $2-60,000 to the East
End Y. M’. H, A. and $50,000 to the
West End Y. M. H. A. Sir Mortimer
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Belish have re-
turned after six months spent in
New York with their children. They
expect to spend the winter in Aus-
tin, stopping at the Stephen F. Aus-
tin Hotel.
Mr. Saul Kellert announced at the
same time a contribution of $10,000
for the Y. M. H. A.
Mr. Harry Levy has returned to
Memphis after a visit with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Levy.
Mrs. ol Golden accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. Fleischman, to Tam-
pico, Mexico, where she will spend
the winter.
Mrs. Leila Bernheim is spending
a few' weeks in Chicago.
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Joe Snaman left Friday night for
New York, where he will enter upon
a buying campaign to supplement
the stocks of ladies ready-to-wear
already purchsed.
The friends of Allen Kotzwich, a
student of the University from Hous-
ton, will regret very much to learn
that he has had an emergency op-
eration performed for appendicitis.
He is getting along as well as ex-
ported. His parents are at his bed-
side.
Soliciting new business on
our record of service
Rabbi Peiser officiated at the un-
veiling of the monument at the grave
of Mrs.' Hannah Melasky’on the 10th
inst, in the presence of the family
and scores of friends of the deceased
who was dearly beloved by all who
knew her on account of her long and
patient suffering and her gentility
of nature and the love she bore to
her fellowmen.
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The prison reform amendment to
be voted on at the general elections
in November, if adopted, will result
in the abolition of the prison board
as it exists today and will bring
about the creation of a board similar
to that of the board of regents of
the University, according to State
Senator T. J. Holbrook, who address-
ed the Council of Jewish Women
Mrs. J. August- and daughter,
Rose, left last week for'New York.
Mrs. I. Silber is visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Goldofsky,
in Houston.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marks and daughter,
Mrs. Leo Bruck of Waco, were in
Crawford Saturday.
Harry Sachs left Saturday, for
New York, Chicago and other East-
ern style centers on a buying trip.
The Junior Council will hldd a
card party on Wednesday evening,
October 13 at the Hebrew Institute,
announces Miss Leah Adele Fried-
man, chairmna of the affair.
This bank is organized so that detail does not
interrupt our officers when they are in'consul-
tation. You are assured of a quiet, courteous
conversation with an experienced banker when
you do. business with this institution.
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tesses for th. evening. Refreshments nienU in Montreal, declaring that
of punch, cakes and candles were ' . ’ *
The Sisterhood held its first, meet-
ing on the 21st ult. There was , a
.large attendance,and the work of the
year was mapped out. There is con-
siderable interest shown in this work
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The San Antonio Section of the
Council of Jewish Women held their
first meeting of the season Tuesday
afternoon at the Council House on
West Poplar Street. Dr. A. J. Steele
addreseed the gathering.
Il rHEN you go to the bank to do business
VV don’t you like to deal with a man who can
talk to you without interruption—who has the
time and information to give you real help-
ful attention? A man who has the authority to
act and be of genuine service to you.
Mrs, Jay Silberberg and family
are visiting at the home of her fath-
er, L. Littman.
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here yesterday. Senator Holbrook
declared that there is more barbar-
ism in Texas prisons today than at
any previous time in the history of
the state. He blamed the condition
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led in financing the Dallas Labor -
Temple. He is survived by his wife; the deficit of the Montreal Talmud
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Sir Mortimer left Montres.1 for
of Jewish Charities in Montreal to
assume the administration of the
Talmud Torahs and demanded that
each Jewish child in Montreal be
given the benefit of a Jewish educa-
tion and that Hebrew be taught to
Sir Mortimer Barnett Davis is
president of the Imperial Tobacco
Company of Canada, director of the
Royal Bank of Canada and president
and director of several industrial
corporations. He was born in Mon-
treal in 1866 and was educated in
the grammar and high schools of
Montreal.
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP
Management, circulation, etc., re-
quired by the act of Congress of
August 24, 1924, of the Texas Jew-
ish Herald, published weekly at
Houston, Texas, for October 1, 1926.
Publisher, Edgar Goldberg, Hous-
ton, Texas.
Managing Editor, Edgar Goldberg,
Houston, Texas.
Business Manager, Edgar Gold-
berg, Houston, Texas.
Owner, Edgar Goldberg, Houston,
Texas. » .
Bondholders, Mortgagees, and
other security holders; L. S. Ruppin.
EDGAR GOLDBERG,
Business Manager.
Sworn and subscribed to before
me, this 6th day of October, 1926.
Harry Dow,
Notary Public, Harris County, Texas
I Hopper Lumber Co. I
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3 6320 Washington St. Phone Tayor 3007 3
and the organization is becoming I and Mius Silverman of Dallas is visit-
more and more useful in the com-png Mrs. V. N. Delgado,
muniiy.
sary by the members of
Emanu-El, of which Dr.
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, Temple Sir Mortimer urged the Federation
Lefkowitz
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Bloom, 2603
Park Row, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Ray
Elia, to Max Goodman of this city.
Miss Bloom was graduated from the
Bryan Street High School in June,
The Austin Section, Council of
Jewish Women, met for the first
meeting of the season on the 7th
inst. The enthusiasm at the meeting
shows the great interest ip the mem-
bers in making this year one of the
banner years. A very active program
of work has been mapped out.
Mr. Alex II. Halff has just re-
turned from • Falfurrias, Texas;
where he spent the past week.
Lefkowitz is president of the Tem-
ple Sisterhood They were presented
with a large sedan automobile by
the congregation. Mrs. Lefkowitz
wore purple chiffon over flesh color
with silver trimmings and a shoulder
Torahs. When he learned of the
plan of the Talmud Torah adminis-
tration to erect a building to house
the institution, he urged the leaders
to go on with the work, promising
his assistance. In an address which
Mr. and Mrs. Goodman Aaronson,
1901 South Boulevard, have an-
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Eva, to Bernard H. Rosa
enthal of this city. ®
Mr. Leon Tobias spent several
days in Dallas last week.
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AUSTIN :
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Morris of
9100 Wildemen Avenue, Detroit,
Mich., announce the marriage , of
their daughter, Rose, to Mr. Alex-
ander Super of San Antonio, Texas
on Sunday, October 3. After the
ceremony a dinner was served to the
ceremony a dinner was served for a
hundred guests. The-bride and groom
left for an extended trip through the
East and South, and after November
1 will be at home in San Antonio.
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and lilies of the valley presented to
her by the children of the Temple
religious school. The officers and
directors of Temple Emanu-El and of
the Sisterhood were hosts and hos-
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served. The color- scheme of deco-
rations,was green, orange and white. | munity
The program included music and
dancing.
Three hundred Jewish and Gen-
tile friends of Dr. and Mrs, David
Lefkowitz gathered in the ballroom
of the IColumbian Club Sunday
night for a reception given in hon-
or of their silver wedding anniver-
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• Leave Dallas Sunday Night
Friends of Miss Beekie Davidson
have noted that she has become one
of the group of ladies who welcome
“ visitors at the Goldstein-Miget hat
shop, since the first of the month.
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“ONLY A JEW: BUT AN
INSULT IS RESENTED"
1 Under this rather quaint heading
the “North Middlesex Chronicle"
. publishes the following instructive
■ court case between a Jewish taxi-
man and a drunken Cornishman.
Herbert Parsons was summoned
for using insulting behaviour to-
wards David Adelmans. The case
turned on the facial appearance of
the parties. Adelmans was obviously
a Hebrew of the purest type, while
defendant, who also had very pro-
nounced features described himself
as a Cornishman.
Complainant, a taxi driver, said
that on midnight of August 1st he
' was riding on a bus, when Parsons
’ insulted and threatened him for no
reason whatever. Defendant 1ms the
worse for drink and called witness a
“dirty Jew,” and said all Jews ought
to be cleared out of the country.
The Chairman: There is no dis-
grace in being called a Jew. if you
are a Jew. It is something to be
proud of to be a Jew.
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Much interest is centered on the
one hundred and sixty Jewish young
men .".nd women attending the State
Univorsity this year. The attendance
at the Menorah Society meeting
show their interest in affairs Jewish
and their interest in each other. At
the meeting held on the 10th inst,
Dr Harry J. Leon addressed the So-
cioty on his personal observations in
Egypt and showed the relics that he
brought from there.
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Funeral services for I. E. Rose,
72 years old, Dallas manufacturer,
who died Thursday, were held a
10:30 -Sunday morning at the resi-
dence, 1841 South Boulevard. Rabbi
David Lefkowitz officiated. Burial
was in Emanuel Cemetery. Tanne-
hill Lodge, A F. & A. M., conducted
the services. On account of the
funeral of Mr. Rose the organiza-
tion of the Temple Emanu-El Adult
Bible Class planned for Sunday
morning, was postponed till next
Sunday. Resolutions upon tin1 death
of Mr. Rose, have been adopted by
the Central Labor Council. Mr. Rose
back
lowed to take part in scenes. I might
lose my license.
Defendant said he now believed
that complainant was a good citizen^
and he had been mistaken about the
Jews. He admitted the words and
UHA auny 1U1 them.
The Chairman: So you ought to
be. If you were as proud of being a
Briton as he is of being a Jew there
would have been no trouble.
The Jew turned to the Bench and
said, “That will quite satisfy me, sir;
I have no wish to press the cas."
• The Chairman said he had shown
the right spirit. The case way dis-
missed on payment of costa.
It need no comment.
(Copyright 1926 by Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency)
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Mr. Morris Kessler of San Diego,
Texas, spent Sunday in our 'city.
Hugh Halff will leave soon for
New York to take charge of the A.
B. Frank Co.’s offices there.
$«« 45 Round Trip October 8 to 24
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