The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-03
indicated With Appropriate Cere-
MONIES by United Jews.
& Foarteenfh Avenue
- waAangtsn street Crowded
vfash vDxshfPDers-ASei Cus-
60 Of Dividing Sexes Again In
ysgse,s"im. 1rsnsser Of Scroll
~ I~~ From Old - view Ark.

- ~ Synagogue a. lae 1Sacli5h OF
~.r.es.h avenue AMI Washington s:rest
- dSess,ec 10 JUDAISM With elaborate
-.,r.;ss last ~vents.. she binding being
800 ~ilh b3ih iisefas and STsaotox
- Tais nes temple 81 &9E ship, aslls
-~sn urelfsIy arranged tie ARK Of I've
-snat III white and ssld being located
"A cas- sEd ~ tAe building AID sgsr-
A.r~sth ssAoogsts tapestry e,arIains- On
= thE. are the tea commandments IN
Ssasu sfe whole sgrrsouatsa - tae crown
q fnsxm IrnA Of tas odd features 81 the
~rnxensa8gs. wsteh s. III accordance with
= AcssnE custom. - me aivifsrE tfe Fsssn
"A ne xor.sen. The acreF floor "a -esctea
:. a. uss ard Ste galleries - iiss ladies'.
~ ssfssos- wase commenced n ~ sast
~~.srr It's Rev L. Brooks sfsitTer3s aBs
.~saf 6eS.ca{eas pfaSuf alter Ssss4i1 re
- Al address in fssFanan appfa,9fl4tf 10
,ss,eeszsox.- Next ia oreer OF prominence
- ,-s aadGesx ay SIR Melvin q Wen
-. He received marked attention. -
ssrliy a. hss patriotic references to tae
Asses Of the Jew ~ American citizen
3 F,ilaxir.x til address cam. tire appoint
Iii Of COMMITTEES al isa prominent
s.s.zxrs wno Gers lss'Fgctes Ia go 10 the
s yvssgogae building and LINZ faefsfFor1
= scys. o. the Law. THIS Guiy they per-
s.rnea ana the committee On It's Tein*n
wexe1sed an odd and p.eiuresQuc sight.
SeA na. Carrying q lighted wax taper with
sts<A 10 ixfsi the way AID bringing with
sher the ''Fertofah" or books 81 the iaw.
3 T.,s homer OF opening the n<w AK or the
lyaaan. xas aucfioDed Oft and fgli 10 Ar.
Iossa Hosfiich. WHALE the aonaT 81 placing
r. laws III the ara WAS secured by three
sunm.nens citizens.
Money for the New Building.
IA collection was taken w which re;ted
5esriy 81. ea0 the sum 10 be applied for the
hapsat of the new building.
booth in celebration Of the feast Of the
ssaernacle had been erected ia the rear
q he synagogue where refreshments ware
nrysd which we're largely enjoyed by AL
perseni and especially by the children
The Progress Of the jew. Its BENEFITS
sxS Dsnesfs" was The topic OF Mr. Win
Eoek's able discourse. being a learned re-
YEA Of the question from a liberal and AZ
ethodox standpoint. Space preciadss The
Indication Of more than a synopsis OF the
stress, which covered a line Of thought
1Sn which Mr wnstoek said all Jews
orh readily agree. The trials OF the
tws be said. began with tie beginning
q the Christian era, for 10 other reason
iasa that the blood of Abraham. Isaac and
Looh flowed in their veins. and because
tAsr chung with tenacious fidelity 10 their
nth, which Was a sacred inheritance. De
grading persecution took its most cruel ana
aggressive form III Spain during The reign
q Ferdinand and Isabella. In England.
xithin 20 years the will OF jew was
broken because his estate was left 10 pro-
uste Judaism: "A Germany within twenty
ere years violent movements have been
xxy,sd against Jews owing 10 the rapid
Use u the jew n all branches Of human
trtlv!ty. In art. finance. Industry, science.
s.rasQrs, The stage. Journalism and even
h re army. The Xoia and Dreyfus cases
Mse cited a. showing the bitter feeling IT.
france against tho Jews An international
aSson was being learned 10 the effect that
Ii ns:ion can succeed that persecoles the
Jews To marvellous extent however.
c,an persecution had now ceased. and the
s.astion low was ~hy had persecution
raked To lie student If the Torah, or
Jav. the answer Vas not hard 10 ind.
gsyiotk living ia the Ghetto Of Venice. -
xAere The Jews were herdeG, as ue!iDeaEed
hy Shakespeare, typifiea the entire race.
This sxclusiveness was the result OF per
seeution. but with the advancing step OF
ssvG.zAf.oD. SIS Jews and Geatiles set 10
know each other, each saw mat priest
crz:t and exc.usiveness had blinded both
st5es 20 the ruth, mutual respect sprans
- RAG centuries Of deeply rooted annuity
heed AWAY i:.lo forgetfuiaess.
Brightest Jewel of Life
Learning among the Jews has always
bean esteemed as the brightest jewel Of
Ne The Jew was a philosopher. scisr-
Isl, poet n physician when other nations
we're IN the uiirs OF superstition. No race
q people can boast OF literature IKE
sst of the Jews: all that the word implies
law, philosophy. poetry and scieHce, CO n
be found IN the Talmud. which represents
TIE ancient WISDOM OF the Jews
EdBcatian should he the wa'chword for
Jewish liberty not Only knowledge In gen.
srni bu, Jewish knowledge. Tie response
hssiy for this devolved upon the Jews OF
fh.s city. ricn or poor The Jewish youth
Should De taught The faith OF the great
leacsrs az Israel arc the courage OF the
sorumon people
This congregation. the speaker coatin-
ted WITH rp.rt worthy If the Facs's
noble history. had recognized fire value OF
tbs principle. and ia connection With the
nnssogue a TalTna Tetah sehehi would
es operated or - broad scsls 81 ass>-~ziity
ara he temple poui6 he dedicated not
oely 10 Tho worship OF "A5onoi Aesrael.
bar 20 man IS well.
Mr. W,rstcck awelt al large Upon the
patriotism ~ the Jew ana # as fa2lty
and loyalty 10 country. especially 10 In the
lnste3 States where many thousands have
ssen found fighting the battles u the
lsion- IL he ate war with sfzain many a
jea rssked his Hfe on the plains os San-
fago- There was nothing Inconsistent with
r9e Judaism ant patriotic citizenship
TIE sfeahef csuHouet fAe present gar
Grafton Z Jews against the aanser - ever
taNffsnce n fh.'r preSeut security. ana
ADVISED coN,jt uaf9nn - the education
tsAs hss So fsr insured the progrsss ard
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