The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-04


 Miss Gladys Rayenscroft of Eng land
 are fast emerging from the shell of isolation and dsenselsss prejudice that past ages of persecution and ba- tired had fastened around them AtI last they stand uprish. in the strength and beauty of their own high manhood. Day by day they are ad. ding to the sum ot their worth and
 value to tha citiz snship of the coun- try In their glorious ideals and in their solid and practical achieve ments, they rank with the very best of Americas sons None are prouder of their heritage in this great com- try than is the Jewish citizen and none will better prove their true and loyal allegiance in days of stress and trial
 This splendid ediiice, Mhe founda- ton stone of which is now to be plac- ed, is an eloquent proof of the gener. osity of your hearts and the great ness of your liberality. Built only by Jewish contributions. supervised only by Jewish endeayor, its doors arr open to the suffering poor of every denomination. l. is the outward and visible sign of your Unwayerng faith in the teaching of your ancient pro phet wherein he says Are we not all the children of one Father? Hath not one God created Us all?'
 "Fittmgly has lt been named .n the memory of typical Jewish-Amer ican citizen. whose honorable private and public life was made still more noteworthy by his leadership in grea: movements of practical benevolence and active philanthropy. A man of forcefulness and deeds, of high mind. ed morality and self forgetting char ity. his death in the very high noon of his earthly usefulness was loss to his country and mankind, But lis spirit on this happy and notable day cannot but rejoice and be proud Of l this perpetual memorial that his 1 blessed and useful life has not been | in vain and that his memory will | ever be cherished, not only by us of 1 today eslt by generations yet 10 come, Never will he be forgotten.
 The words of a grand old hymn | tell men of every faith chat God shau | wipe away all tears You, by this splendid institution. are doing your | part toward relieving and removing human sorrow and suffering as far as poor feeble finite hearts and hands can dc Gods blessings dra sure 10 richly requite you in this The hearts of tho suffering will be frightened by your generous deed The hearts of your fellow country men of every sect and faith will be softened and their minds broadenad by this testimonial of your unlimited charity. Of your own faith in the Fatherhood of God and the brother hood of man. The state of Arkansas. and its citizens of this world famous city are, each and all, grateful to you for this work of yom hearts aid hands so greatly enlarging the scope of our efforts for the relief of suffer ing humanity In the name of our great and proud state, l sincerely | thank yOu for it and humbiy ask Gods choicest blessings for this in- stitution and it's donors Arkansas thanks you for placing it within lis borders And | thank you for the per sonal honor of your invitation and tlle privilege of addressing you on this happy occasion
 X large delegation came over from Little Rock in a special Pullman over the Iron Mountain railroad. Among those in the party were Mir and Mrs. | Leo Pfeilar, Rabbi and Mrs. Louis | Wit, Leo r Bot, Sol Johl, Max Hei | man, Mir and Mrs Safferstone. l.. | Ehrenberg Mr. and Mrs. William Back, Tbeo D. Abelos. j. Safferstone. l Abe Kempner Mir and Mrs A. Rubel 1 MT. and Mrs. Ike Kempner, Mir. and 1 Mrs. Eugene Nolmer, Mr and Mrs | Eph Epstein Lee Wollstein, Mir. and | Mrs. NJ. l.. Altheimer, M B Rose. NJ. | Cohen Mir. and Mrs L. M. Samuel, | Mrs B. Cohen, Miss Annie Cohen Mir, and Mrs. J Klein, Miss Dreban, Sam Cohen. A Felsenthal of Camden. Charles C. Levi of Dallas. Tex. broth CT of the late Leo N Levi, Dr. Eaase, Memphis
 TelAgrams of congratulationa on