Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-12
B'NAI BIRTH CONVENTION
Arrangements Are Complete for Big Meet
ing in This City.
OPENING SESSION NEXT SUNDAY MORNING
Distinguished Speakers to nc Present
and Many Delegates Oming from
the Principal cites of
the N~Orthwest.

Members OF Nebraska lodge and VIII
liam Mckinley lodge are busy with
preparations for the thirty-ffth annual
convention Of district grand lodge No. 6,
Independent order B'nai Birth. to be in
\ Omaha, MAY II. Is, and 10.
The delegates will arrive Saturday night
and make their headquarters at the Her
Grand hotel. Sunday morning they Will
assemble in the Continental block, fifteenth
and Douglas streets. long enough TO
organize the convention, and then will be
entertained the rest Of the day by the local
members. At 7:SO, in Temple Israel, there
will be a specially prepared muscial pro-
gram. contributed to by a full choir, Mr..
Robert Cuscaden and others. After this
program there will be an address by Hon.
Martin Enrich of Chicago, congressman
elect from the First district, Illinois.
Monday. from $3.50 until evening tho con-
vention will devote itself to business mat
ters. At I p. m, in the metropolitan club
rooms. there will be a banquet, with IsadOr
Ziegler as tosstmaster. Among those who
will speak for Omaha will be Simeon Bloom.
Rabbi Simon and Martin Sugarman Of the
local lodges. Among the visitors who speak
will be Adolph Krauss, former city
prosecutor Of Chicago. and District Judge
Phillip Stein, also of Chicago. After the
speaking. which will be brief, the ban
queters will dance.
The program for Tuesday has not been
fully arranged. but most Of the day will
be occupied with the business before the
convention.
The Local Committees.
Committees have been announced as
follows:
or Arrangement-C. Brandeis, chairman:
M. Levy. /. Ziegler. L. Harris. s. Bloom. A.
Simon, F. Adler, NJ. Morris, l.. Levine. 8.
Deaman.
on reception-F. Adler, chairman. s.
Bloom. A. Simon. 8. Degen. l.. Kirsch-
BRAN, Henry Miller, Harry zimman,
Martin SugarInan, j.. Furth, C. Brandeis,
Sam Katz, NJ. Glickman.
On Ba~nquet-Nate Spiesberger. chairman;
s. Katz, s. Degen. M. Levy. N. spiesberger,
Charles K~irschbram, L. Motz, Louis Hill
Ter.
On Entertainment-A. Simon, chairman;
NJ. Levy, M. Morris, ]. Merritt, NJ. l.,
sugarman, L. Harris, NJ. Bramson.
List of the Delegates.
The delegates who come will BET
Ramah Lodge No. 80, Chicago-Henry
Friedman, A. b. Suelenfreund and Joseph
HerZog.
Plsgah Lodge No. "a, Detroit-Adolph
EEcunQ ana herman WGlHH.
Gilead Lodge No. Al, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
min Braun, William b.. Rubin and A. Kre-
ielsheimer.
bert salzenstein and s. benjamin.
Hiilel Lodge No. ~, Chicago-A. j. New
berger. s; Newberger and Arnold woln.
Isaac Lodge No. 81, Milwaukee, II
Heller and Charles l.. Aarons.
zuleika Lodge No. %. Quincy, HILLARY
Swimmer and Moses Kingsbaker.
Maurice Meyer Lodge No. 1O5, Chicago
Hon. Philip Stein and M. Michaelis.
Progress Lodge No; 1lS, Peoria, m.-IsaaC
Levinson and Samuel Woolner, ST. -,
Jonathan Lodge No. 100, Chicago-David
Fisch and H. Solomon.
Cremieux Lodge No, l3S, Chicago-A
Hirschheimer and b. L.. Strauss.
Milwaukee Lodge No. 14t. M~ilwaukee-B
Brachman and i. Heller. :.
Norden and NJ. Rlese.
Quincy Lodge No. 151, Chicago-E. C
Hamburgher and David stern.
Davenport lodge No. ia, Davenport, Ia
Bay City Lodge No. 17s, Bay City, Mich.-
William Sempliner and Karl Greenberg.
Keokuk Lodge No. 179, Keokuk. Ia.-L
Humboldt Lodge No. $50, Humboldt, Ia
w. d. Lesser and Isaac Well.
Oriental Lodge No. lSs, C~hicago-Adol
Abraham Lincoln Lodge No. 100. Bloom
ington. m.-Sig Livingston and Oscar Man
Fox River Lodge No. 200, Appleton, wis
Leo Hamme and Nose Bender.
Julius Houseman Lodge No. 23S, Grant
Rapids, Mich.-J. l.. Strelitsky and ]. Ely
Mishau Lodge No. A7, Kalamazoo, Mich
Samuel Folz and Isaac Goldberg.
Burlington Lodge No. 25l, Burlington, Ia
Aaron Hene and Albert Schroeder.
Jackson, City Lodge No. 266, Jackson City
Chicago Lodge No. 26S, Chicago-Reubel
Northwestern Lodge No. 265, Chicago-M
Minneapolis Lodge No. 2u. Minneapolis
r.. s. Kolliner and A. Stromberg.
Grand Prairie Lodge No. PSI, Urbana, o
M, Lowenstein and Joseph Kuhn
Liberty Lodge No. 294. Chicago-Charle
Nusbaum.
Herder Lodge No. S91, C~hicago-Israe
Cowen and DR., Abraham Hirschberg.
Des MONIES Lodge No. $50, Des Moines-
A. Scheuerman and II. R~iegelman.
Chippewa Valley Lodge No. 334, Eal
Claire, Wis.-Char'es Kossing and Mr.. s
6chein.
Nebraska Lodge No. s54. omaha-simol
Lincoln City Lodge No. so. Lincoln
Charles Mayors and Morris Friend.
Council Bluffs ledge No. 4S6, Council
Bluns-O, HICKMAN.
Calumet Lodge No. 502, Calumet. Mich
i. Btumenthal and Joseph Decker.
William Mckinley Lodge No. 52l. oman
M. L. Sugarman and M. Glickman
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