The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1881-01-21


organization by the different lodges was
evident from the large attendance--so
large that delegates said it was unex-
ampled.
THE DELEGATES.
Ramah, 23. Chicago. Il--Dr. b. Felsenthal,
Chas. Kozminski, L. Salomon
Pisgah. "a. Detroit, Mich "A. Freund, Isaac
MendclsSOhn, H. krolik
Gilead, Al. Milwaukee, Wis.-Moritz Seligmans
Michael Wiener Jonas Moch.
Bmes, 81, Springfield, HID. Segman, B. A.
Lange.
Hnlel, ~ Chicago, n1.-M. NJ. Hirsch, E Ru-
bovits. X Hexter.
Isaac. 81 Milwaukee, Wis.-G. Engel, j. j.
Lift, H. Friend.
Zueka, 80, Quincy. Ill.-H. Swimmer, David
We'll.
Maurice Mayer. lo5, Chcago.-Philip stein
Henry Grcenebaum
Progress, 1l2. Peoria, H-Sam. Wooner, H.
Ullman.
Daniel. 12S, McGregor, lowa.--A Gundelinger
Max Heidenrich.
Jonathan. 100 Chicago, Ill Bernstein,
Wolf Levy, A. kallan.
%Cremieux, l3S. La Crosse, VISA. Hirschei-
mer, C. Langstadt
Milwaukee, l4], Wisconsin. L. Pepper. julius
kOhn.
Sovereignty, llS, Chicago. Rev. A. Nor,len,
u. BcNldt, jacob Num-
Quincy, l5l, Quincy, III f. c. Hamburgher,
Chas. Goodman.
Minnesota, I57, st. Paul-S Rosenfels, }. OPP
penheim.
Island, l69, Rock Island, In-Louis May, II
Bur9auer.
Excelsior, 10, MiwauI1cc.-A. W. Rich, David
Adler
Davenport, l74, Davenport .--Etev. |. Fall, |.
ROthSChld.
Bay City, IT'S, Bay City, Mich-A Hyman
VIM. Semphner.
Keokuk, 1T9, Keozuk, Iowa Sam Klein, NJ
Spesberger.
Humboldt $50, Ottawa, llI.-Oscar Dcgen,
Henry ArOnsten
Oriental, 1S9, Chicago -Adolph Kraus, f. Liep-
mansOhn.
A. Lincoln, 100, Bloomington S. L. Di0s. r.
Livingston.
Fox River, 2O9, Appleton, Wis,-M. Lyons.
Grand Rapids, 23S, Mich. d, Nj. Amberg, Nj.
May
Eishan, 247 Kalamazoo, Mich.-S. Rosenbaum,
Carl frcSChl.
Burlington, 25l, Iowa.. Eppsten, Frank
We'll.
Jackson City, $50, Michigan.-Sam. $, Levy,
Henry HanHW.
Chicago, 263 Chicago Iu,-Dav Simon, M
Oestereicher.
Illinois. 2G4, Chicago, lll.-GeOrge Braham II.
c. Mitchell.
Northwestern, PCS, Chcago.-M. Levy, NJ.
duGIICI.
Egypt 2G& Cairo, Ill.Ii. II. Black, II. Myers
Minneapolis, 27l, Minneapolis. R. Rees, NJ
BentSOn.
Pcninsular, 272, Detroit jacob Brown
Grand Prairie, PSI, Campaign.-M. Lowenatern
Max Eichberg.
Liberty, 294, Lincoln Ill. M, Henrichson.
Herder, 321 Chicago Jacob Newman b. $
Mayer, sam. Taussig.
After roll call d. NJ. Ambrg. pres
ident. presented his report. wherein he
set forth fully the prosperity Of the
Order, over two hundred members. near
ly all young men having been admitted
TO membership in the past year. Very
many Of the lodges have been officially
visited, and their condition found salts
factory, and one Of the most benefccnt
of the charities Of the order, the orphan
asylum at Cleveland, was specially re
ferred to. The report Of the officers of
that institution showed an attendance
Of two hundred and forty six pupils, and
not death had occurred therein in two
years, which was considered an unusual
showing as regards health. The circum
stance was referred to that the Chicago
lodges, in addition to the charitable work
imposed by the regulations of the Order.
had voluntarily burdcned themselves to
pay a yearly subscription of 81 per
member by the United Hebrew Relief
Association. The charity which is
building the Reese hospital. The re-
port said: The question by what man
ner and means our brethren may be led