New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-20
By CHARLES W. WEIGH


The Oldest form Of worship directed
toward Jehovah is among US. Indeed,
very large part Of this city's in
habitants have been trained 70 observe
its meaning, and profit by its teach
ings.
The synagogue originated, so far as
in generally known, when the Jewish
people were deprived Of the privilege
Of the Temple worship, and during the
exile and throughout subsequent times
the Jews have maintained the syna-
gogue service for its spiritual and civil
benefits.
Throughou. greater New York this
evening the Jewish population will turn
its thoughts toward the hour Of wor-
ship, and many thousands will enter
the syuagogues with the same spirit
Of devotion to Jehovah which charac-
terized the ancient Hebrews in their
worship in the Temple in Jerusalem
and the synagogues By it in subsequent
centuries.
The Tribune is seeking to be OF the
greatest possible aid in assisting the
clergymen and officials Of all religious
beliefs in securing the cooperation and
attendance Of sll those whose lives
their respective religious organizations
are meant 20 enrich.
At the invitation Of The Tribune the
following clergymen OF the synagogues
mentioned have sent the announce
ment of their worship this evening
and tomorrow morning.
The Tribune will gladly publish news
items relating 70 synagogue activities
each Friday morning in its department
entitled "The Synagogue in New YORK
Forms for forwarding this matter Will
be furnished upon application to the
Church Editor.
Synagogue Services
Adath Israel. 551 East lssth Street,
the Rev. Mayer Kopftcin, s:l5 p. m.
The school enrolment will be made
each Sunday this month, and the school
begins November 5.
Anshe Emeth Of West Harlem, 44s
West 1921 Street, the Rev. c. Zinsler,
Saturday, 1918 a. m: "0ur New
Home"
Beth Hamedrash Hsgodol, s27 Forest
Avenue, The Bronx, the Rev. s. Oils
hewsky. The congregation meets each
Tuesday, s p. m.
Bethel Of Greenpoint, 10 Nobl.
Street, Brooklyn. the Rev. Sigmund J.
Rome, to-day at 1915 a. M: The Work
That Counts The congregation meets
every fourth Wednesday evening in the
vestry.
Temple Bethel, Fifth Avenue and
18th Street. the Rev. Samuel Schulman.
Services Saturday and Sunday.
Chenstechauer Chasm, s Clinton
Street, the Rev. Benjamin B. lush.
meets second and fourth
Sundays.
Free Synagogue. Carnegie Hall, the
Rev. Stephen S. Wise.
Temple Israel of Harlem, Lenox Ave
nue. and l20th Street. The Rev. ". II.
Harris, this morning: Harvest; Sat-
urday, Genesis"
Temple Israel, Rockaway Beach, 10
Fairview Avenue, the Rev. Harry Ger
mansky. second and fourth Saturdays,
Religion and History" The congrega-
ton meets every second and fourth
Wednesday
Mount Neboh. 2OO5 Amsterdam Ave
nue., the Rev. Abraham S. Anspacher.
Tonight, Religion and the Arts" Re-
ligious school begins next Sunday
Orach Chasm, 1851 Lenox Avenue,
the Rev. Moses Hyamson.
Shearith Israel, Central Park West
and Seventeen Street, the Rev. D. de
Sofa Pool
Sinai. The Bronx, Stebbins Avenue,
near 163d Street, the Rev. Max Reich
Ter. Tomorrow, 1915 a. m, The Light
That Faileth Not" The trustees meet
Monday evening; Sinai Sisterhood,
Tuesday, 2:30 p. m; Sinai Temple Club.
Tuesday, S:l5 p. m; Sinai Sewing Cir
lie, Thursday, 4 p. N.
West End Synagogue, i55 West
Street, the Rev. F. de
Sofa Mendes, s:l5 p. m. and Saturday,
I0:l5 a. m. The Religious School, Sun
lay, $3.50 a. m. The following trustees
we're elected this week: ". A. Wagner,
VI. Isascs. L. s. Firetag, Joseph Sins
leimer, Edward Born and Martin
Strauss.
Adath Israel. the United Hebrew
203 East Broadway The
meets second and fourth
Thursdays.
Beth Jehunda, 904 Bedford Avenue,
Brooklyn, the Rev. Afreim Sarajam, "A
Legend of Adam and Eve
Synagogue Notes
The congregation of Temple BETHEL,
of Greenpoint, will dedicate a tablet
concentrating the thirtieth anniver-
;ary of the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent