The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-30

the rotten stun and also he has contri-
butsd his share Of the good stun.
I'VE have not had time to develop our
selves; 1--WE have had to fight for our ex-
istence. Wait until we expand, then we
will give not only manufacturers, bust.
ness men and inventors, but philosophers,
poets, artists, leaders of thought, and
guides to noble ideals. Let US exercise
every pressue that the world may ex.
pect OF us. Let US become a strong part
of the great American people.
Jews Here souId BE Leaders.
You young men should devote every
moment Of leisure TO study and the ac-
quirement of knowledge"
Representative ]. SABBATH, of Chicago,
declared he was devoting his every mo-
ment to the defeat of the immigration bill
In the House. He congratulated the
lodge upon its Splendid achievements
ana declared the people OF the nation Look
to the people of Washington for inspir-
alton In fact consider them rather above
ordinary people. wherefore the Jews here
should live up to the ideals of. their order
and race
other speakers were Simon Wolf DIR.
Abram Simon, r. Sold, and Sol. Her
zog. Representative Kahn, Of California,
on the list Of speakers, was called from
the banquet room.
Joseph Strasburger acted as toastmss-
ter In the place OF Judge Milton Stas-
burger who was prevented from Attend
ing by illness.
Leon Pretzfelder president of the
lodge, introduced Toastmaster Stras-
burger. "A telegram was rezd from JUL
Jus l. Peyser. past gram president of
the Fifth district, B'nai 3'rith, including
all the Southern States. who is in At
lantic City.
List of Those Present.
On the committee of arrangements
were: A. c. Mayer, chairman; Sol Her.
cog. F. NJ Pelzman, Joseph strasburger,
julius l. Peyser. Leon Pretzfelder, H. o.
sandberg. David Wiener. DR.. /. A Pelz-
man. and Joseph Topper.
Reception committee: Judge NJ. Stras-
burger, chairman; NJ. Isemann, Samuel
Cans. /. Heidenheimer, Isaac Cans, ].
Herzog and Morris Hahn.
Those present were: Joe Sworzyn, J.
DeYoung, H. Berman. j. N. Friedman,
r. Sold, d. Blum. II. Hirsh. s. Hirsh,
NJ. Rosenberg, S. Norwood A Freud,
berg, NJ. Strasburger, Leon Colin, II.
Bralove, A. C. Mayer. Joe stra sburger,
Dr. !. A. Pelzman, l.. V. Freudberg, Max
Goodman. L. S. Schoenthal, l. Heiden-
hefmer. II. A. Jatfe. H Rose, II. Sand
berg A. Simon. s. Richold, L. Stern, A.
Aaron, L. Morris. S. Herzog, I. Shapiro,
Leo Baum, A. Fishel. r. Sworzyn, J.
Eisenmsnn. NJ. Eisenmann, A Essen
mann. d. Schiller, H. Chairman, Sol
Freedman. Jake =kohner, A. schiffman.
II. Bachrach, S. Cans. ]. Herzog, II.
Himmelfarb, Joseph Meyerwitz S.
Freedman, J. Freedman, Leon Pretz-
fielder. Samuel Katz, J. KATE, A. Brand,
Fred Belzman, Herbert Adler, Herman
Schrot, Ben w. Kline DR. Ben New
house. J. M. Stein. Max Stein, r. Stein,
T. Stein. DR.. Charles Gordon, r. J.
Richstein, Hyman Levy. !. Grosner, A.
Schumacher, NJ. Schumacher. D. Louis,
George Cohen, NJ. Cohen, B. H. Brill. NJ.
Wolf, Milton Kronheim, Julius Refs Nor
ris Ganss. Ben Dreyfus, Clarence Gros-
ner. Joseph Ornstein, Nathan WE'LL Nate
Samuels. Harry Wolf. Phil Friedlander,
George Friedlander, Charles Wolf A. 1.
Denbitz. Leon Brill, jr.. Rudolph Beh-
rend, Joseph L. Topper, Theodore Picard,
Ed. Rosenbloom. Harry Sherry. F. S.
Gichner, J. Carroll, A. l. Strasburger,
Sam Louis. N. Goldstein, Sig. Kaufman,
Max Fischer. D. Weiner, NJ. D. Rosen-
berg. Albert Foer. Frank Foer, Ben L.lv-
tngston and NJ. Rosenberg.