Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-03

Max Cohen Myer Cohen. r. sanger, n.
Ciusdorf, 4. Selinger and j. Heidenheimer.
Council of Jewish Women's committee
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, PRESIDENT MIS-
A. Sanders. Mrs NJ. D. Rosenberg, MIS-.
simon Wolf. Mrs. Joel Hillman. Mrs K.
r. Behrend, Mrs. Simon Oppenheimer'
Mrs. Lee Baumgarten, Mrs Adolf Kann'
Mrs. NJ Marx. Mrs. Alexander WoiI'
New and Mrs James Lansburgh.
Auxiliary Society of the Temple com
mittee-Mrs. A. Sellinger. president; MIS-
Abram Simon, Mrs. Levi IL. DAVID, MIS-
Joseph Able. Mrs. u; Straspurse'; ME- ~ u
Grosner, Mrs. Sam Ganss. Mrs. M. New
,nver- Mrs S Gasenheimer. Mrs. l. Saks,
Mrs. Marx f. Kahn. Miss r. Ganss,
Mrs c. Pickard, Mrs. A. j. Heilbrun ana
Mrs. Is. Sinsheimer.
List of Delegates.
District No. Harry Cutler. Sol. sulz-
berger Samuel Berhner, Joseph H. Uu-
man. Charles Hartman Samuel Flelsch-
man. J. B. Klein, Charles NJ. Stern, Alb
,abam X. Cohen, s. NJ. Roeder, Adam
Wiener, Jacob Cane.
District No. Jacob Furth, William
Ornstein. n. L. Goldsmith, Alfred Muller,
Martin A. Marks, SOL S. Kiser. Leon
Block, A. Lewenthal. Victor Abraham,
Frederick Lazarus. Harry T. Schloss. Max
Russack. Meyer Friedman, ]. L. Loire,
Nathan Drucker. Rev. Samuel Sale. NJ. L.
Anfender, Sol Flatau.
District No. 3-Josah Cohen, M. s.
Meyerhoff. Jacob Singer, Oscar H. Rosen-
baum. Isador Sobel, A. l.. Solomon, Louis
Sulzbacher. Joseph D. Coons, Marcus
Feuchtwanger.
n. Black, Lucius l.. Solomons. Abraham
Jonas, Max Goldberg. M: H. Wascere-
WITT, d. S. Hirschberg. Edward l. Wolfe
I District S No. 5.-Rev. DR.. George Solo
mon. Simon Wolf and Rev. Dr. E. N.
District No. 5Adolf Kraus. Philip
Stein. Samuel Folz Julius H. Meyer. sig
LIVINGSTON, Edward Sonnenschein. A. B.
SeeIenfreund, Charles l.. Aarons, Samuel
Kat, Jonas Well, Adolph D. Weiner,
Arnold Wolff and Adolph Freund
District No. 7-Joseph Hirsh, Nat
Strauss Charles Jacobson - +. b, 1 Hassn
b. Wadel, G. A. Levi, Jacques Loeb,
Emil Nathan. Archibald A. Marx, charles
Rosen. Henry Hanau and Lewis E.
Mayer.
District No. S-Mr. Bengal.
District No. civilian Wilhartz and
District No. 1o-M. NJ. Hirsh and Ed
ward Lauterbach.
Notes Of the Convention.
The executive cOInInlttee VI Tue ID A1i
Birth met in parlor twenty-five OF the
Arlington Hotel last night to arrange the
details of the conventions opening ses-
sion this morning. The meeting was ex-
ecutive.
The B'nai Birth. according to julius
Bien q" is founded for the purpose or
creating a union of Israelites in the United
States of America for fraternal cooper
alton wherever the opportunity may call
for mutual active help and assistance,
wherever advise. announcement and
support may be of beneficent influence, and
especially for the diffusion Of the pure
and sublime teachings of Judaism among
its professors. for the development and
growth of such mental and moral Gull
ture, as will bring us nearer to the OBJ
ject. the presentation of Judaism as a
worthy factor in the solution of the re-
ligtous and social problems Of life"
Sol. We'll of Goldsboro. N c., is one
Of the solid men of the convention. He
reached this city yesterday and Is the
was a soldier in a North Carolina regi-
ment In the Confederate army. He Is rep
yesenting by proxy part OF Austria and
his own district in the Tar Heel state.
William Wilhartz is representing by
proxy, the organization in Roumania-
Mr. Wilhartz is a hustling young Chi
cago business man.
Morris NJ Hirsh, another staple Chicago
business man, Is representing by proxy
part of Austria.
In the convention are representatives of
all the neutrality-suspicious., doctors,
lawyers, bankers, business men and those
in other vocations. The gathering is a
most representative one in every respect.
Adolf Kraus of Chicago, president of
the B'nai Birth, will make hts annual
report at the initial session this morn
ing