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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-17
NEWS FROM DALLAS

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller left
Saturday for San Antonio to attend
the Real Estate Convention. Mr.. Mill
er is president of the Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harris of At
lanta, Ga. are visiting in the city the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kra-
mer.
Mrs. A. Harris Of New York is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. S. s. Mallinson,
27l1 South Boulevard.
Mrs. Bert Keller and son, Robert,
Of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. 1. E. Rose. They are here to
attend the Folz-Lorcli wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Goldsmith arrived
Saturday for visit with their chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. George Coon.
Mrs. M. L. Hirshfelder of Waco is
the guest of her sisters, Mrs. Joe Utay
and Miss Madeline Kahn.
Miss Eugenia Aschner returned
from Sherman where she visited her
sister, Mrs. A. ]. Ney. She was &C.
ocmpanied home by Mrs. Ney.
Mrs. Alfred Boaz entertained We'd
nesday with bridge party. Mrs. D.
D. Calm Of Houston, was honoree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Berg of New
York and Florida are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. l. E. Rose.
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Council Of Jewish Women Study Cir.
Gle Is Organized.

At Temple Emanuel Monday after
noon Jonas A. Rosenfeld organized
the Council Of Jewish Women Study
Circle. An enthusiastic meeting was
held and it was decided to make an
intensive study of modern Russian lit
erature. Mr.. Rosenfeld has originated
a new method Of study which he calls
the "kinship" method, which limits
tn estudy to one subject for the seas
on. He also instituted new roll call
which consists in the students asking
question pertinent to the lesson.
Meetings of the circle will be held on
second and fourth Mondays at 8 p.
m. at the Temple Annex. Mrs. Joe
utay is president Of the organization.
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tune with the spirit divine. We dedi.
cate it as the house of the God, the
God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
Here we can come and know more Of
our better selves.
"Yet it is not the house so much
that we dedicate as ourselves. The
earth is Gods house, the heavens and
the universe. We can not dedicate this
house of worship. 1t is for US to dedi-
cate ourselves to his work. A house of
God is not only place to worship, but
is a place where service must be CIV
en-. To dedicate to him we must have
clean hands and render service. Wor-
ship must be accompanied by deeds.
DR.. Lefkowitz stressed the necessity
for knowledge of the law in worship
and service. knowledge, he said, is
necessary to obedience of the law.
Faith and knowledge must go togeth-
er in the development Of righteous
ness.
ut requires enlightenment to live
right he said. "Only when we have
clear judgment and full knowledge
can we DO his will.
Rebukes Lukewarmness.
In his sermon the rabbi also rebuk-
ed lukewarmness among the people Of
the faith, and made a plea for an ag-
gressive Judaism and more consecra-
ton in the lives of the Jewish people.
Let US dedicate ourselves anew to
the work Of Judaism" he said. "Here
in this temple the loved ones we have
commemorated will come back and
whisper to us and Joint out the way.
Let US be loyal, Jealous and faithful"
The temple is one Of the most beau
tifully conceived and the most splen-
didly worked out houses of worship in
Dallas. 1t is equipped with one of the
finest types Of pipe organs. The inter-
Tor is finished in white with decora-
lions Of an artistic design and splen-
did effect. On the Interior of the arc
are beautiful hangings donated by the
women Of the congregation. At the
ends Of the chancel are two seven-
branched candelabra, Meneroth, given
IN memory Of Adolph and Fannie Har-
ris by their children, Arthur Harris
and Mrs. Frank Lowenstein Of ATTAIN
ia, Ca, and Leon Harris and Mrs. Ar
thur Kramer Of Dallas. The memorial
Bible was given in memory Of Amelia
Wormser by Miss Nora Wormser and
her school pupils.
The Temple Annex, which was also
dedicated at the service, is a spacious
building fitted up for the various ac-
tivities Of the church.
The seating capacity Of the temple
is about 1900. II was filled to over
flowing at the dedication service.
Memorial windows: In memory Of
Emanuel M. and Francisco Tillman.
given by George Finberg in memory
Of Edgar L. Pike, given by Mrs. Jes-
siea Pike; in memory of Joseph and
Ella Linz, given by Clarence Linz; in
memory Of Godcheaux A. and Theresa
Levi, given by Marcus C. Levi; in
memory Of Joseph and Hannah Frank.
given by Mrs. Rose Silberstein; in
memory Of Annie Sanger, given by
Alexander Sanger; in memory of Lag
arus and Bette Titche, given by Ed.
ward Titche; in memory Of Jacob and
Helen Baer, given ny Sylvan Baer; in
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Friday, December II, 1920.


Dancing girls, Maxine Whitman, Do
rothy Metzler, Ruth Munzesheimer,
Margaret Brin, Dorothy Steiner, Bes-
sic Nathan, Thelma Walstein, Helen
Starr, Katherine Steiner, Bernice
Mittenthal, Evelyn, Bell Sanger, Hell
en- Nathan, Levern King, Josephine
Israel and Adlade Israel Music
("Narcissus," by Nevin), Mrs. Emma
Purvin Coleman.
Dancing Nymphs-Pupils of Mrs.
N. Arnoff Emusic by Grieg), Mrs. E.
P. Coleman: Elizabeth Blakemore,
Margariette Blakemore, Frances Shor,
Thelma Goldstein, Frances Levin,
Natalee Levin, Sadie Starr.
Grecian Dance-Pupils of Mrs. John
Priestly Hart, accompanied by Miss
Irene Mcdaniel: Trio (rose lancet,
Claire Baum, Lois Ashner, Ruth Nun.
zesheimer; duet Margariette Brin,
Bernice Mittentha!; butterflies, Fresa
Rose Burgower; .,buttercups, Helen
Mai Goldman; woodland pool, Ro-
berta Miller, Marie Rose Herman;
souvenier, Rannie Alexander Sanger;
toe dance, Waldene Falkenstein.
Tableau II.
Song, Nothing" Robert ]. Roth
Jr., accompanied by Mrs. Robert J.
Roth.
Curtain-Hannah and Her Seven
Sons.
Entrance to Death Chamberlain
gurite Rosenberg, Phyllis Sanger
Pike, Morton Wiley, Jonas Rosenfield
Jr., Joseph Rosien, Joe Linz, Maurice
J. Mittenthal, Robert Address, Henri
Bromberg Jr., David Lefkowitz Jr.,
Jonas Rosenfield Jr. Music, "Ase's
DEATH" by Grey, Mrs. Robert J. Roth.
Violin solo, "Bretla Souvenir, Ju-
Illus Salzer, accompanied by Mrs. Err
ma Salzer.
Hannah's Youngest Son Defiant"
Albert Kramer, Beatrice Finnen.
burgh, Ullman Rosenfield, Morton U.
Clery, Phyllis Pike, Jonas Rosenfield
Jr, Joseph Rosien, Maurice j. Nit.
tenthan, Joe Linz, Robert Address,
Henri Bromberg Jr. David Lefko-
WITT Jr.
Music, funeral march by Chopin,
Mrs. R. ]. Roth.
Curtain.
"Anitra's Dance" by Grieg, pupils
Of Prof. Joe B. Ncurnan, accompa-
MED by Mrs. E. P. Coleman. Violin
accompaniment by Alvin Goldstein.
Solo, Jane Morris.
Ballet, Marjorie Norick, Constance
Moses, Henriette Fschenhoe, Helen
Star, Thelma Walstein, Bessie Ma
than, Leven King, Josephine Israel,
Augusta Nissbaum, Dorothy Steiner,
Elizabeth Leny, Helen Nathan, Vera
.Frischer, Evelyn Wortsman.
Flower Song Jayne Wells.
Peacock Dance Helen Dollahert,
accompanied by Mrs E. P. Coleman.
Curtain.
Solo, Hawaiian Melody Of Love-"
Ruth Munzesheimer, accompanied by
Mrs. Robert j. Poole.
Judah Before Hij Tent"-Bugler,
Leopold Segoil. Judah Maccabean,
David Cohen. Village girls-Estelle
Tablowsky, Ruth Well, Mildred Har.
ris, Evelyn oppenheimer, Gladys Har-.
ris, Dorothy Hart, Josephine Sarazen,
nA
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DR.. LefkOwitz Talks to New COncor.
dian Club.

principal speaker at the first open
meeting of the reorganized Concordian
Club Thursday evening at its club
rooms in the Shaereth Israel Syna-
gogue. The meeting was attended by
hundred or more young people of
the Jewish faith snd after short
program the usual dance Of the club
was given.
DR.. Lefkowitz took occasion to make
a plea for the needy millions in the
Near East and for "a more militant
spirit among the Jews"
"Ths is the darkest Chanukah cele-
bration in hundreds and hundreds of
years." the rabbi declared, picturing
the 10000 orphans III Poland, the g.
100000 Jews on the verge of starva-
ton and a wave Of distrust for the
Jew in many nations. In England and
even in America, he said, there are
forces seeking to create a distrust of
the Semitic, as we'll as in Poland, Aus
tria and Germany.
DIR. Lefkowitz drew modern paral-
lei from the story oil which the Chan
ukah celebration is based, and de-
clared that the Jewish people must
take a more militant attitude.
He deplored the fact that while cele-
brations are carried out in Dallas at
this time with heavily-loaded tables of
food and with everything in abundance
so little has been given to help the
suffering millions of Europe and the
Near East.
The Concordian Club is an organi-
cation Of the young people Of the Jew
ish creed for social and intellectual
purposes. In addition to social even
ings, its entertainments are arranged
to be Of educational value and for the
development Of its members.
The Temple emanuel Sunday
school will entertain at 1880 Saturday
evening, Dec. II, at the Columbian
Club. The children of the religious
school are to present a Chanukah
play and a series Of five tableaus
The play was written by Jonas r..
senfield, who, with Mrs. Rosenfield,
is coaching the children.
The tableaux arc being developed
by the various teachers Of the Sun.
day school under the general super.
vision Of Mrs. Albert Hearst, who Is
being assisted by Mrs. Maurice W.
Meyer Teachers in charge of the
tableaux are the following: Miss Ha-
eel Munzesheimer, Miss Regina Hart,
Mrs, Emma p. Coleman, Miss forgot
son, Mr. Louis, Jules Hexter. The
Temple Sisterhood is to give the chill
dren treat and a dance after the
regular program.
Miss Nora L. Woismer, assistant
superintendent Of the Sunday school,
will be in charge Of the children dur
ing the evening.
Tab'eau I-"Maccabee."
Miss Adeline .Goldstein, Robert
Roth, Morton Ullery, Nathan Mitten.
than, attendants to king; Edward
Marcus, Donald Becker, Jack Toplitz,
Bonnie Toplitz, Charles Gotten, Eli
Cohen, ]. T. Fletcher, Eugene Stern,
Herbert Marcus Jr., Godtheaux Levi,
Robert Elias, Michel Lazarus, julius
Burgower. Abe Fox, Harold God
shaux, Albert Con IN. David Shor
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Rabbi Lefkowitz Dedicates Temnle

Rabbi Lefkowitz Dedicates Temple.
A plea for a more consecrated and
Jealous life on the part Of the Jewish
people Of Dallas was made by Rabbi
David Lefkowitz in his dedication SER
mon Friday night a; Temple Emanu-
Fl, HARDWOOD and South Boulevard.
The sermon was preceded by an i'm
pressive program CT dedication and
the regular Sabbath eve service, con.
Quoted by DR.. Lefkowitz.
An organ prelude was rendered BY
Mrs. j. H. Cassidy, followed by the
devotional and Chanukah services. A
violin solo from Goldmark by Mrs. A.
Salzar came at the close of the SER
vice.
Dedicatory Exercises.
The dedicatory exercises began with
the procession Of officers Of the Tenn
pie bearing the scrolls Of the law.
These were deposited in the arc be-
hind the chancel. In the procession
were Herbert Marcus, president; Ar
thur L. Kramer, vice president; J. H.
hexter president Of the congregation
while the church wss being construct
ed; Max J. Rosenfeld, chairman Of
the building committee; DR.. Lefko-
witt, Alexander Sanger and Leon
Kahn.
In this beautiful temple Is realized
the dreams Of this congregation and
the dream Of my predecessor" DR..
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Isaac Edmond Goodman, given by
Mrs. Bernard Crossman and Morris,
Gertrude, Bessie and Eta Goodman
windows donated by the Friedship Cir
Gle Of the Sunday School.
The choir was composed of Mrs. J.
Roscoe Golden, Miss Ruth Fabian, T.
X. Johnson and Luther Jones. ~
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McMecheu Binfs.

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Moundsvtlls Personals.

Mrs. John I.istor is spending a few
DAYS with fr ends III Cameron.
Mss Ella k"yscr spent yesterday az
tcrnonn in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Crow have moved
from The country 10 the home OF Mr..
crows father. Mr.. John Crow, on Sec
und street.
Miss Alma Glasgow left yesterday for
CIarksburg. where she will spend sew
crai days At tn" Sunday schoo! conr"n-
ton being held here.
NJ. ". Miller has returned. to his
farm on Fork ridge. after spending the
winter in this C.iy.
Frank Peters. student a: The OHIO
state University AZ Columbus. o.. VIII
spend the Weekend with his parents rn
second street.
Mr.. George King. ~ cameron. WAS
transacttng business i'll this city yes
tcrday.
w G. Smith. Of jefferson avenue. Will
spend the weekend with his parents N
FtrkershurR.
Mrs. Harlan Courtwright has return
ed from visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Shepherd. near Elm Grove.
Miss Margaret Welsh. OF Jefferson
avenue. spent yesterday IN Wheeling.
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DOCTOR TELLS HOW TO STRENGTHEN
EYESIGHT so Per CENT IN ONE
WEEKS TIME IN MANY INSTANCES

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got bottle OF Bon-OptO tablets. Drop
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Many hopolcssIy blind might have h"r-
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Note. Another prominent physician
70 whom the above article WAS submit;
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A lady who used II says: The atrnos-
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Eye troubles Of many descriptions may
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HAD A COLD ALL WINTER

u" colds that hang on" the coughs
mat rack your body and wear you down.
IN" Weakening that comes from loss OF
Slc"p-.-lh"rc are Affections from which
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OVERNIGHT BOARDER
LEAVES WITH $4,000

\ warrant has been issued in Squire
NaSo7's court for the arcrst Ct Sdolph
Naracica- a Rounranian. on charge o.
srdnd larceny. The warrant was issued
.,t tho instance Of John Nallsol. a for
..Sucr OF ShadySjde.
AccordiaE 20 Mabel, ne met the other
man few days ago and took him TO his
hume az ShadysldN % stay over night.
with the idea that y" was 70 look for I
boarding house IN" next day. During
tic night Sarac,ca disappeared and
With him 5000 belonging 70 the Sama-
tan. MaljZcl told police he had in
IIndcd % build a house with the money
which was stolen.
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MOUNDSVILLE


Francls s. FcrEusOn las aMn0Nn0od
that Re is a cnudiGat" for rh" mom,na-
won for the rffic" Of circuit clerk. sub
jcCt TO the decision "t iii" Republican
voters nj til" general primary May 18th.
After tho resignation of Mr.. Victor T..
Myers. the former clerk, Mr.. Ferguson
was selected by tn" court 10 act as
clerk until the present term expired.
Mr. Ferguson has been very efficient
clerk and has mad" many friends while
in that position. He had several years
newspaper experience. which combined
with his natural ability. has fitted him
admirably for the office.
So FAR Mr.. Ferguson has been tho
only one TO announce himself for this
office
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Many Heard Lecture,

Many people were present yesterday
evening and heard Ralph l'arletie. The
foremost humorist 10 America, deliver
his famous lecture. Mr.. Par!ett" has
appeared here several times and at
tracts "a larger crowd each time. The
lecture was the last number on the
lyccum course which was given under
tho auspices Of the high school.
Til" girls OF tho domestic science dc
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Sellyille Funeral.

Furr~a1 services VIII b. he'd ], -"
sand HI, VI. Z. church. this morning !""
the lac Miss Clara Ec.N.lle. as"d -
years. VINO died ~ her home n, Sand
Hin. following long fitness. Rev. {.
: Newman viii otficiatH and mt" rnvu,
will D. N the Sand Hill cemetery.
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MS. Mary McCornaughy.

Tho funeral services for Mrs. MarT
NIcCoanauchy. who died at the homo OF
her son. Joseph McConnauEhy a. stop
West Main street. a few DAYS oro WIN
be hold from IN" place Of death. t.
n.nrrow afternoon at . O'CLOCK IN charge
Z Few ). =. Norton. pastor Of th- West
bridgeport Methodist church, and inter
racnt will be made ~ Weeks ccmc-
To
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At Pittsburgh.

Jacob Bcney$tec,r and !. r. o'To"tc.
who purchased tn" former Bellatrc
brewery plant. on Hamilton street. wer"
ut Pit,sh@:GA yesterday. They are ar
ranging - secure machinery which vii
increase III" GO plant from - tons u
day 70 81 tons daily.
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OFFICES NEARLY READY

The now offices Of tn" j. f. Mos,
Iron works a the corner Of Twenty
eighth and EoH streets ar" nearly com
pl"tcd. and rhc orTir" force will OCcurv
th'm within the next few weeks \
lnnch room Tor N" employees IL also
contemplated. and garage 10 house
tho cars driven by office employees and
members Of the firm.
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partmcnt OF the high school sold home
made candy before and after the lee
Making improvements.

Mr.. Roger B. Mckahan, who recently
took over the Mcdowell garage on La
fayette avenue, Is now making extern
sive improvements to the establish
mcnt.
Among the changes that arc be!rs
made IS glass Enclosed otf!c" with
granite floor. large glass CnCascd lobby
and stock and show rooms.
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g hcr daughter, Mrs. Charles Vaughn
E the National PIKE, few days aru.
were held from the home ot her daugh-
nr. Mrs. Arch McClarCn. yesterday
afternoon al o'cIrrh. and the inter
,uent WAS made at Weeks cemetery.
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When tho members Of IN" phi Sigma
~, club &C This city have completed
alterations 90 their now club r"oms. -
which they recently moved. ;h"y ",
have what are probably tho finest club
rooms IN The city. Tho members arc
sparinc no pains Of expense 10 make 81:
~, hoe
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paace at Wheeling Creek.

The mem bers Of the Social DANCING
=, have announced another Of their
enjoyable dances to De hold at H"rtS
hall a stop - on IN" National PIX"
tomorrow evening, and all Of th..r
friends hay, been invited TO be pres
,Gl.
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Mrs, Margaret Mcconnaughy.

TIL. funeral services for Mrs. Mar
care, McCouuaurhy. who died a her
home On Howard street. NIrkwood, 4
few days ago. Will bo hold from III" lat
home. this afternoon n. . o'clock. ia
charge o" Roy. Morris. pastor Of N"
First Methodist church. and IN" into
mont viii 10 uad" n Weeks cemetery.
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Will Tav Llnglv.

This evening the M"undsT:ile high
school baseball team VIII journey 10
Wheeling. whcr- they vii! clash with
III" Linsly cadets in The .Armory. Lin
sly was defeated ny IN" local team
earlier IN the season and vii uut UP 4
hard battle this evening.
Tomorrow evening SI-tcr*N!!!e Will
appear against the MoundSyii!c team on
the local floor
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Three More for Army.

Three more young men wer" accepted
for enlistment IN ;ho army at ne local
recruiting office yesterday. They wrr"
william VI. Robinson and Clarence Boy
orage. both Of Shadysidc. and stephen
/. EJliia, of Be.lairc.
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Women'a Rihle Glass

Mrs. William Holiday MAS hostess I"
,ho members Of tho W"nrn'S I"Ht"
rlassS 81 tn" United Presbyterian church
'oe. uight. Eo'luwtug the business
meeting. the hours wcr" devoted /" IN
t,IN.StLn., NncL.l d.NcrsLNns.
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Word is received from Columbus -
the effect that Belmont county wIlt b."
strenxly organized for the campaign Of
Major General Leonard Wood. Republi-
can aspiranL for the Dom!nation FOR
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Another ROOF Cire

All fir" departments w"r" called ~
North Firth street and Columbus aIr-
uuc yesterday morning AZ S." u'clocN
10 ovtinEulSh roof fire n"or tn"
LauEhlin coal uppl". The fr, was ca
'lnEuIShed with q slight loss.
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