The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-24

4 .orts of the members, a. furnishing the
plan for future Intellectual work 10 the
| district Mr.. Rosen Insisted that the gen
cral plan OF the intellectual culture with
In the order shonld be 10 embrace mere
| particularly and more especially subjects
affecting Jewish concerns; the STUDY "
| Jewish lives aud works the discussion or
| present Jewish questions, the study Of the
| problems Of the Jewish future He said
that the R'nai Birth order should be to
| the non.teligious Jewish lac what the syna-
| gogue Is to the religious Jewish iife; that
as the rabbits work Is IN relation 70 the
this order should relate to the npn-religious
questions affecting the Jewish people
| whether past, present or future. He urged
that the intellectual culture Of the ur,ier
| should have reference 10 the work OF the
order and rs the order makes for the wei
fare OF the Jewish life, So the intellectual
| culture Oi the order should he directed to
| the subjects affecting the Jewish life; In
/ stcad Of discussions on questions OF no
| concern To the order or TO Judaism, the
/ members should devote themselves Ia the
questions that arc important "a The order
1 and to Judaism III, he concluded, there
/ be ignorance among the dcws on such sub
J jects Ii IL the function. rs 1t rs the duty
of the order io spci thls Ignorance. Inrrc
| s. no more reason to scatter iu mn alleged
humanitarian interest our efforts Oh al
subjects with which the order has no CON
1 Germ than there Us reason % diSnchs0 our
! charity among oil Institutions. Irrespective
/ ~ creed. because they also serve the M
! forests ~ humanity.
I
none the less intellectual contributing to
/ humanity because the Jews are part
/ thereof and mnisterng 10 jewish intclier-
/ tual culture Is none tho less lntellectunl
! culture bccansc " Is pari Of onr general
knowledge and comes more properly with
/ IN the work ~ the order.
! After short hut animated discussion
/ Mr. Rosen ohere,l resolution IN line with
these remarks which WAS aftcrward adopt.
ed in 9 somewhat modified form.
/ hr, ". J. panueuhAum presented 10 past
J "a NJ lac
- handsome sils umbrella with u gold han.
die as token of appreciation for faithful
''ro Past Grand President Archibald \.
| Marx. From District Grand Lodge No :.
1901"
The report on state 81 the order was
] presented and action postponed
-
Thc report ~ the committee on tho pres.
idents address, Mcssrs. Sam j. Hahn. A.
| H. Kaiser Joe Sternbcrgcr, H. NJ Levy
| and J. iIrsh. was a comprehensive one
| urging the necessity of perseverance In
good work nnd culoeizlnr Past Grand Mas
/ ter Auhlbnid A. Marx for his devotion to
the interests Of the order
IN refrfcncc ia the rapidly Increasing
hers tho report said
"fhe tcst of honor Ia a mans allegiance
10 the ORDER the idea IL strict dcmarka
ton between the young ana old member,
IS falhcy We would bees to report that
| vhiic NJ nuc VA 'hlg body more thcerf,ily
tNah we cherish the ncceSsi N of younger
men, however we would suggest that wt
temper youth with lnlturpr Judgment
"lt rs q scll.cyident fact that younger
men arc In the majority and 1t is a gen
uinc credit 10 our noWor members thni
they rrmnin content 10 permit the Older
members Q" continue in regular line Of al
Tendance ~ proportion 10 tine numerical
strength Of tho so called war horses ant
mpy God grant that those men Who ~
Nrenpously Hhorcd for The cause and VIII,
50 zeulonSly guarded the best interests %
INC order CoufiAuc with US AZ our graul
| rouge soSsi0n~ for many wears to come"
~ was recommended That tho laws b,
changed to allow the six New Orleans
of directors Of the Touro innrmary, an,
thc grand lodge TO elect seven members
ana that the annual subscription to tht
Hebrew Union college hc increased to S75
Action was postponed to the afternoon scs
sion on this report
The committee on nominations Messrs
iionfy Hnnan, l.. DreytiNl, Adolph Jacobs
Fnrshcimer. Silas Stern. A. Glcslln
~ Innh Lazarus reported the following
General committee, Herman Licbrlch, ny
Ter IA losten lodge; Fred c. Marx New
orleans, fuif lCdgc; seymour L. Lee Mem
pms lodge Henry Dannerbaum. Houston
lodge pave Dannhciser, Pensacola, Attn
louEc; w. Wnldstcln. Dallas lodge; q
nelsenhergcr, Ezra lodge Nntchcz. Miss
s. J, Hahn Beth HIu lodge, Mobile. Ain.
low L. ,"T yit,in ny Nashylllc' Tenn. Ed NJ
mgt9 raas r. H. Wei Aaron Suhlcr Leo
, lnicllCctuql culture. james Iilrsh chai,
, man Charles +. Mout2. vice chairman
miisG,o.iTse solomon, Charles Rosen. j. T. Kc
, Youths auxiliary seymour u Lee
' chairmnn; j NJ. Oppenhclmer. y G. la,
2 turImer' Nathan llirsch. Sam uUman
d hGsFd Of endowment Trustees, -Jaco
, i1Sp, lsadorc Newman. GAbo Kahn, 10
iUll terms; Joseph llir~ch, to mi term q
, S'D ,M1SHtzgcr 9cc9sIoned by death
strauss rSS.0r Sol Of 5rTss orphan hSpc "a
than Goldstcin. Fcrd Marks. Ioscph Mac
: ma simon simon Trohen, Joseph rroutman,
Isadorc Newman ST.. Nat strauss
= irns,Jee OF Cleveland Orphan home. Nj
SSinng. , q3syi,nm; visiting trustee, Ma
t consultation director National hosnitnl 10
; S1nsumptlv's az Denver, Archibald a
, lhc report was adontcd
= telegram Of coincidence was snnt :
= Sccretary Nat Strauss. who was called :
P New Orleans yesterday by the death o
I p. NJ. ~ -"
The roll was called at f:7o n. m. Tn
{ secretary announced tho absentee. NJ IN
Q request OF member.
" supplementary report was receive,
Il from me committee on distribution stat
IL / .''"' .H' NNFh outlined In The nrpsi
4 Henl address had been assigned 10 air
{ fClcnt committees. Adopted '''
! The report Of the committee on Tour
O inhrmary was received and adoptcd
was stated that the institution was
n model one ""'
q ThH report of Tho committee on vopth'
{ huNillares was then received and adontr,
/ with an amendment directing the commit
= zee 70 nave plan Cmhohying thelr suc
1 HeStlohs ready Ivy September /
{ ing report or tho committee on ibc nrcsl
l. Wenl aaIdress WAS then taken IN bv sec
II UoHs Ihe section In reference a. th,
h | continued attendance OF older n,cr,bnrs ~,
s inc meeting OF the grand lodge ,vns ais
; cussrd with great earneStnrss and ndon,Nd
9 Inc recommendation In reference 10 do,
J. ZION Of directors NJ Touro lHrmgrv wa,
@ referred 70 the committee on laws nm,
!. lodges. The recommendation that tha IN
n hual subscription 10 the Hebrew rpio,
T. T9llege he Increased 10 $40 waS adonie cd
9 me report was then adopted MS n whole
!. an amendment requesting tho lodges I,
+ | mako an nnnunl assessment ~ % cents MOI
i member for the support OF the college W.,
y | discussed NJ length In connection Win
| inc obligations Of the order 10 ofher In
sutnitons The proposed amendment wa,
hnally withdrawn.
The report Of tho committee on the low
ish Orphans home was then presented
They asked for action enabling the ofn
GERS 10 put into practice manual tra,nln,
az this institutions They also made n re
Z quest that parents he cautioned In reyar,
TO sending diseased and ldiotic rhiidre,
oihc institution. The report was ndontrd