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The American Jewish world., 1922-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. J.. S. Kohn, 1909 Rus
sell avenue NJ, announce the birth of
a baby girl, Eleanor Gertrude, on
Wednesday, November 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Dukalsky (nee
Augusta Harris), 1924 18th avenue
N, announce the arrival of baby
girl, Beatrice Roma, on Thursday,
November 23rd.
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-08
CHANGE OF ADDRESS

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Labovitz and
family, formerly Of 83 Highland ave-
nue., are now residing at 1908 New
ton avenue N.
The Associated Jewish Charities
announce the removal Of their offices
from 500 Temple Court to 404 Eighth
street S.
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-08
DIED

Max Levin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Levin, 619 Eighth avenue NJ,
died at the age of nineteen after
lingering illness early Monday morn
ing, November 9th, at ST.. Mary's
hospital. Funeral services were con-
Quoted at the family residence on
Monday afternoon, November 9th, at
200 o'clock. Interment was at the
O. B. A. cemetery. The deceased is
survived by his parents, four sisters,
Mrs. Abe Goldman, jeanette, Freda
and Beverly, and three brothers, Abe,
Leonard and Milton.
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Page Nine

Synagogue House until the new
building is ready. It is hoped that
the next meeting Of the synagogue
which will take place during the week
of Chanukah (probably December
17th) will be held in the new tenn
porary quarters on Penn and Four
teenth avenues N.
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B'NAI BIRTH NIGHTS AT
SHUBERT

"Welcome Stranger" the Attraction
Week of Dec. IL
The B'nai Birth has rented the Shu-
bert theater for Dec. 18 and 19, DUR
ing which week "Welcome Stranger"
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ADATH YESHURUN NOTES
Special Students Service

This Friday evening, December 8,
at 8:15 there will be Special Student
Services at the Adath Yeshurun to
which the University students have
been invited. Rabbi C. David Matt
will speak on "Conf1icting Ideals"
Religious School
The Religious School will hold it's
Hanukah entertainment on Wednes-i
day evening, December 20 at 8 p. M
at the Adath Yeshurun. The pro-
gram will include Hanukah playlet,i
music, dialogues and recitations ap-
propriate for the occasion.
The Ladies' Auxiliary
The Ladies' Auxiliary invites it's
friends to attend its pre-Hanukah5
bazaar dance and card party Tuesday
afternoon and evening, December IL,
at the Studio Recital Hall, Eleventh
and La Sale.
Alumni
The Alumni, Class of 1922, has
chosen Monday afternoon at 4:30 as
the hour of it's meeting to pursue
postgraduate study in the Bible and
in current Jewish topics.
BETH Ell SYNAGOGUE NOTES
The pulpit of the Beth Ell Syna-
gogue will be occupied this evening
by Mr.. Louis Lipsky, chairman Of the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
ARE
GIVEN LIST OF
'DO'S-DON'TS'
Guests Are Presented With Envel.
Opes to Guide Them on Their
Visit Here.

Visiting Prophets were present
ed with an envelope which contain
ed enough dos" and -'don'ts" to
keep the visitors out of mischief
for the next three days. Presenta-
tions were made at the registrars
desk at the New Harper.
Cards directing the guests to
places which are awaiting their ar
rival, and warning them from over
stepping the bounds for their own
sake, were included in the envel-
ope Aside from the souvenir
booklets and programs gotten out
by Amoo, Zal and Mohassan grot-
toes of the tri-cities, there were
tickets giving special rates to the
Mississippi Exposition, auto
tours, scenic boat trip, aeroplane
rides, city views presented by the
Rock Island Chamber of Commerce,
a key to the city, the visitors guide
which the Modern Woodmen of
America gives, a list of eating
houses, and last but not least, a
warning mot to buy dangerous
hooch."
The envelopes were neatly pack
ed, and came as welcome informa-
ton to the many guests The wom-
en- were equally as well treated
when an envelope with a leather
memorandum book presented by
the local caldron. a pin with the
grotto emblem presented by the
tri-city grottoes, and other infor-
nation concerning the Daughters
Of Mokanna were given them.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
HATED PROGRAM
GIVEN INDOORS;
BOYS MAKE HIT

A few inopportune drops of rain
forced the monster audience as
sembled in the Davenport Stadium
for the Hated grotto. band concert
TO take refuge in the Columbia the
arre last night, where their spirits,
undampened by the precipitation
the Ottumwans demonstrated that
they can play and sing excellently
we'll.
Under the direction of Cleve Day.
ton, the band presented a varied
program.
George E. Dell, who is possessed
of a powerful but modulated voice,
sang two vocal solos, one of which
had to do with the national con-
vention. Zell E. Asbury pleased
with his xylophone solos.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
TWO PROPHETS
At CLUB LUNCH
Kiwanis Club Host to Amra GTgftO
Delegates: New Mexican Read
Argus as Boy.

DIR. P. y. OgIe and NJ. A Canton,
Amra grotto, Knoxville. Tenn, were
guests Of honor at the noon ldnch-
con of the Rock Island Kiwan's
club in the Y. NJ. c. A. They are
members of the Knoxville Kiwanis
club.
DR.. Ogle responded to a WELDON
ing address delivered by DR.. F. Il
First. president
NJ. T. Tomlinson, Kiwanian
from Ration. \. NJ, was also a guesr
He was born in Canada, but was
reared at Orion. Ill. and says that
The Argus was the first newspaper
he ever read.
He has not been in Rock Island
for 80 years. Forty years ago he
was in the employ of John Deere d
Co. Moline, and is now selling
their manufactured output in Ration.
Mr.. Tomlinson states that so years
ago he and mis- father sold two
wagon loads of turkeys on Market
square, Rock Island. Mr.. TOmlin-
son is the guest of his sister. Mrs.
A. NJ. Blood. 623 Eighteenth street
Blake Wheeler and ". B. McIn-
tyre returned from the interna-
tional Kiwanis convention at To
ronto Saturday night.
Their reports of the big meet.
which was attended by 10000 dele
gates will be made at the luncheon
to be held next Monday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
RUMORED RAISE
IN CAFE LISTS
INVESTIGATED
Charges That New Restaurant
Menus Mulct Visitors Are Be-
ing Investigated.

Rumors that local restaurants,
cafes and lunch rooms have started
profiteering upon convention ana
exposition visitors, reached city Of
ficials today.
In some cases. it was unofficially
reported, prices have been even
doubled by eating houses in Rock
Island, effective Sunday and today.
Investigation by Inspector /. K.
Eihl was at once begun, and it was
intimated that any proprietors
found giving normal prices undue
boosts would be prosecuted.
Confirmation OF the rumor had
yet to be made this noon, but the
inspector expected to complete a
report that would proye or dis
prove the rumor before nightfau-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26

ing in ozone, doing Second avenue
with their band
Happy? Prophets, just get your
inspiration and the spirit of the
occa sion with one slant at the hi
larity of Monarch Robert Y. Goggin,
high mogul OF the Elyssian grotto,
Kansas City, No.
The ladies, God bless them, are
herei With and without their
bands, they. too, are storming the
realms of regeneration midst the
tunes of the grotto bands, which
didn't leave their jazz strains at
home.
Here (see upper eQuare) is Mrs.
P. d. Barr with Prophet Barr, mon
arch of Saba grotto, Tulsa, Okla,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
LOWDEN TALKS
TO ROTARIANS
Rock Island Club Invites Prophets
to Luncheon; Field Not TO
Attend Session.

All Prophets attending the con-
vention are expected and cordially
invited to attend the luncheon to
be given tomorrow afternoon at
1915 o'clock by the Rock Island
Rotary club in Rock Island club.
Governor Frank O. Lowden,
Illinois, will deliver an address.
Enid grotto, Enid, Okla, arrived
at o'clock this morning. There
are 20 delegates in the delegation,
including. the patrol.
Lamar Field, assistant attorney
general of Alabama, will not be
able to attend the meet. He is
member of the Kinda grotto, Mont
gomery. r. r Covington, secretary
of Kinda, is proxy for Hinda's mon
arch. who could not come, and 9TH
ers in the delegation are E. A Holt.
chief justice; E. j. Meyer, master
of ceremonies. and W. A. Smith,
captain of the patrol.
Herman grotto, Terra Ha1te.
Ind. "on the banks Of the Wabash"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
izations Tramp Play and Drill to Entertain Visitors
GRAND OFFICERS
READY TO OPEN
OFFICIAL MEET
Nardwell and Delegation Arrive
During Night; Floral Parade
First Big Event.

With the arrival of Charles 2.
Wardwell. Rome. y. Y, grand mon
| arch of Yelled Prophets and his
staff of grand officers at Il O'clock
last night, and the advent of grotto
delegations. from FAR and near, the
arrangements for the 33rd annual
session of the supreme council 59t
the national organization are tax
ing tangible shape.
Some grotto crowds arrived ye5
! terday afternoon and today the
streets are filled with marching
dele cations. dressed in the piCtUT
esque costume of the fraternity
The lobby of the New Harper.
! headquarters for registration, As
| filled with be-fezzed grottoites ami
women of the caldron organization
and every hotel in Rock Island l5
crowded with prophets.
Band concerts are being hell
hourly in the loop district aEG
members of visiting grottoes state
that the cool weather is very wei
come after the fatigue incident 10
railroad and automobile Journeys.
a number of guests found tne.-
way out TO the Trans Mississippi
Exposition and Pageant of Progre S.
today and more viii take in the bis
show tonight.
MOline'S Floral Parade.
The floral parade in Moline this
afternoon was the first big Official
event of the meet.
Many made the tour of the tri-
cities in automobiles this mOrniua
and afternoon and the guests are
getting set for the official bali ana
reception TO be held at o'clock to-
night in the Masonic temple.
Officers and members of the Rock
Island Exchange club will welcome
officers of the national organize
ton and all exchangeites at q din
ner at the New Harper at $50
O'Clock tonight. o An attendance of
so from the Davenport Exchange
club is expected.
Prophets are washing off the
stains of train travel today and
are telling one another all about
the incidents of their journey 10
the tri-cities.
The official opening Of the su-
preme council is scheduled for tOs
morrow morning at 1870 O'Clock
at Masonic temple.
Marching over the streets of q e
| tri-cities the visitors are getting
| limbered up for the day parade to-
| morrow and for the night parade 90
I be held in Rock Island Wednesday
beginning at $50 o'clock, which
will be far and away the big event
of the entire meet.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
PASTORS Greet
GROTTO HOSTS;
EXTOL ORDER
Rev. Mr.. Stevenson Sees @Turn in
Tide" and Rock Island as
Convention City.

| Pastors in many Protestant
churches in Rock Island yesterday
voiced word of greeting to the
Prophets and dwelling briefly upor
the order and its principles, spoke
in praise of Masonry.
On eve of arrival of the Prophet
hosts, Rev. John McGown Steven
son, pastor of the Broadway Pres
byternan church, foresaw a turn
in the tide and the wide recogni-
ton of Rock Island as a conyen-
ton city" Explaining his designa-
ton, the pastor recounted Its ex-
cellent central location: its nat
uraI beauties and its historic inter-
est. especially its position on the
banks of the Mississippi; and final
" its public auditoriums, capable
OF meeting needs of any national
gathering
I'VE are glad to greet these
grotto members" he said, "and we
hope their stay will be a pleasant
one. They are members of an or
der which stands for the brother
hood of man. and on that principle
we, too, stand with them"
Rev. Mr.. Rolls Greeting.
Not only pleasant but lasting i'm
pressions of Rock Island should be
left with the visiting Prophets. Rev.
Fred ]. Rolf, pastor of the Evan
gelical Church of Peace, told his
congregation in a 10-minute talk
on welcoming the Prophets yester-
day morning.
During the next three days in
this community will convene one
of the greatest bodies of men ever
gathered in our city. Men of all
portions of our great country will
be our guests" Rev. Mr.. Rolf said.
81 hope all of us appreciate the
honor that has been bestowed in
selecting Rock Island for a conven-
ton city. Let us recognize our re-
sponsibility and make this stay of
these visitors as interesting and
pleasant as possible so that the i'm
pressions received may not only be
pleasant but lasting.
1.-The Evangelical church, its
members and pastor extend the
Prophets the heartiest greeting of
a hearty welcome"
Most Influential Order.
I'VE are glad to have the honor
of entertaining the members of the
grotto this week." said Rev. Launce-
lot Hadaway. pastor of the Memo
rial Christian, church, yesterday
morning. They are a part of the
Masonic fraternity. which is the
most influential secret order in the
world. 1t is made up of high grade
men, and while not the largest or
der. it is second to none in the
work done for humanity. 1t is be-
hind all good things and its record
Is one OF pride
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26

as a delegation of six at the meet,
headed by DR.. R. S. Knoefel, mon
arch.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26

The keys to Rock Island county
and all that in it lies, were carried
by Sheriff John G. Miller early this
morning-but before nine o'clock
all OF them had been given to the
visiting Prophets.
And they have taken the keys
and the county. Grotto gaiety
reigns. Dull care was lost in the
tumultuous trip over the river
Styx. Today Rock Island is the
Enchanted Realm and JOY rules.
The preamble to the Prophets
pastime was viewed by hundreds
early in the morning when (center
picture) the Albambra grotto of st.
Louis took their mornings morn
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26

Putting up a strenuous campaign
to land the 1926 grotto convention
for Saba. Prophet Barr is not vast
ing much of his time taking care
of the Mrs., but she vowed to the
cub reporter that she didn't need
him along to have a good time in
Rock Island. Its. in the air-and
1 don't know what else" she jub-
Hated.
And our sheriff-(see left ovaD
he's on a three-day vacation. He's
given away all the keys to the
county and thrown away the one to
the bastille. Here he is, $dolled up
in his Amoo feZ, starting out on his
key-giving tour and lifting the legal
lid.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
PASSES TO ARSENAL.

Through the efforts of the com
mittee and the courtesy of Colonel
D. NJ. King, arsenal commandant,
passes to the island were provided
for all registered delegates. many
of whom were taken on a tour of
inspection of Uncle Sans biggest
factory.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26

Motoring up from his home in
Oregon, former Governor Frank o.
Lowden is scheduled to give one Of
the opening addresses of welcome
at the supreme council session,
Mystic Order of Yelled Prophets of
the Enchanted Realm. tomorrow
morning
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
PAYING MANY VISITS.

Shalimar Grotto, New Orleans,
arrived at 1880 o'clock this aft
ernoon, with bugle and drum
corps. 96 being in the party. They
lett New Orleans at $50 o'clock
saturday morning. and laid over
SIX hours in Louisville and nine
hours in Chicago. On their return
mp they will stop two days in Chi
cago and a day in Indianapolis.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
FLOWERS FROM CALIFORNIA.

Caldron committee women who
we're at the New Harper registering
guests and giving information were
presented with a huge bouquet of
req carnations and flowers of diff
.erent kinds which were pinned on
nem by Jinnistan grotto, Los An
geles,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
THEY'LL FIND OFT.

Amoo grotto will hold a special
session tonight at s o'clock. The
boys. Of Amoo cannot wait until
Wednesday night, the time set for
the regular ceremonial, but Will
take time by the fcrelock and meet
tonight
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-19
Camp Fire Girls

Any Campfire gifls wishing 10 qualify
fof sperlal service honers viii find plenty
70 DO u they call 81 60s MecaEua build.
ms flfteaHih aud Dodge streets the Ne.
prasAa Association for iiemslrhA chlldren.
Thar. 10 also some special work 10 b.
hans for the Nebraska Tuberculosis as,
soclatl9n' this Will take the place Of tho
REGULAR seal sale. All Eroups who have
not held service meetings this mouth rall
At nmahsqua and get this material
Apklhs group ~ FAfuam school held 4
meeting Tuesday They worked on their
hsAdhahds Hud then spent the remainder
Or the time identifying apples.
Fahpanhu group met Thursday ~ Via
ton school and won patriotic hounfa hy
identifying the flags ~ 10 nations aud
tsilinE bhosi their governments,
NanhsnkA Campfire group of BenninK.
ton, hsh, held az election of officers
Monday ana sent the report 70 Omaheaua-
NeJie woods, president Edith Gran vice
president, Emma Dunn. treasurer Lille
swanson. secretary Mabel Timpsriy. re-
porter. aud Theodore paulson, librarian
This group u rsgearsinK for the play
"MinnetoFka's Dream" which viii be
held at offts' hall. bennington, Friday
evening. December o
The helohh group held their regular
meeting al the kofth ehrlstlan church
Thursday after school Miss Helen VIII
Hams, guardian, assigned the parts for
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Brown OF Stuart. Ia. Miss Gertrude
Neff Of Salem. Mass. and Miss Ruth
| Wiekham,
At bridge during the afternoon
Mrs W. A. Cutler had the highest
score among the guests, and Mrs
Robert Sprague received the club
prize.
Bridge Luncheon.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Nicholas oBrien and Mrs, Ellen
Stephan 20 an afternoon bridge. pre-
eeded by luncheon. on Thursday
of this week at tho home OF the
former.
Tuesday Bridge Club.
Mrs. Marshall Bryant. who recently
moved here with her husband from
Medina. o.. was honor guest on last
Tuesday. when Mrs Reed fllckinger
and Mrs. Norman Filbert entertain
ed the members Of their club at
luncheon and bridge at the Flickinger
home.
Mrs. Howard Rutlcr and Mrs.
Wayne Bogart have been selected 20
fil the vacancies caused In the club
by tho departure Of Mrs. l.. l.. Hen
pinger and Mrs. John McAtee from
the city. and they were both present
at this meeting.
Mrs. Butler received tho prize for
high score.
Jnvit afIOns Issued.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rosenfeld for
an evening bridge, which will be
given on Wednesday OF this week at
their home on South Eighth street.
Benefit Bridge.LuncheOns.
On Monday. and again on Tuesday.
Mrs II. A. Quinn will open her homo
on Oakland avenue for benefit bridge.
luncheons, the proceeds of which
will be used by the ladies' OF st.
Paul Episcopal church to furnish a
room In the new wing at Edmund.
son hospital.
A great many reservations have
been made for these affairs and some
very attractive prizes viii be awarded.
A handsome vase, donated by Emil
II Leffert, will be used as door
prize" and all the guests on enter.
ing, will be given number which
viii entltle them to n chance on this
article. which will be disposed OF at
the close Of the game.
TO Sail Tuesday.
Donald Beno left Council Bluffs
Saturday night for New York, from
which point, on Tuesday next, he
will sail on the Laconia for a tour
around the world.
He will be accompanied by Andrew
+. Fulton of New York. with whom
he made a trip to Europe last year.
In Cairo. Egypt, or possibly In Ma
pies, Italy. they will be Joined by Mr..
Beno's sister, Mrs. s. Evans Hodge,
and Mr.. Hodge, with whom they will
go to London, where the Hodges re.
side.
Mr. Beno plans to be away until
some time during the summer.
Personals.
Directly after the first OF the year,
DR. and Mrs. A. p. Hanchett plan to
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-19

leave for the west and will spend
several weeks touring California.
Mrs. s. d. Maiden Is visiting rela'
tivss In Kaolna. la.
Peter Madsen and Henry Peterson
ara In ~. Louis. Mo.
A. X. Feff left Thursday for q bus
mess trip in Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mitchell are
visiting In Phoenix. Arl2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Beno went TO
Chicago on Tuesday evening last.
Miss Joan Munehrath departed
Thursday evening for III Paso. Tex.
Mrs. u. A. wickham has returned
from n short visit with her parents
In Mason City. Ia.
I,ldon Anderson plans 10 motor 10
Lincoln. Neb.. on Saturday next for
the football game.
Mrs. Paul Bussc OF Chicago. sister
of DR.. A. V. Hennesy and DR.. NJ. G.
lHennesy, Is visiting In tho city.
DR.. and Mrs. Mac Hanchett have
returned TO their homo In Chicago.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-19

the leunal fire " be held neAt wees
a hike planned for last saturday ~ me
Wanaha group was abandoned bseaufe OF
fsim undaantsd the girls aud guardian.
Miss Eleanor haytck, htsi themselves 70
the W, q A, aud put ~ the afternoon
pfaeiirinE songs
HuWohl gfelp met Monday at the FiIst
Congregational church and elected ptt-
cnfH. Phyllis eaflhsfg, treasurer Miriam
Nelson, secretary, aud boTnieo tilloli' re-
porter
The wichaka group held II family re-
union ~ the Wheeler Memorial church.
Miss Jean Bgrgor. guardian of the
NifhhkA gfaup, held council fire ana
three ~ her girls who now are guardians
brought their gfoupa. the klcuNA Eroup
with Miss Alice Pfeiffef, Tuardiant
Nnsnka group. Miss Henrietta Nasek.
guardian, aud the wanaha group, Miss
Eleanor hHftfk. guardian. Members OF
the Nirhaka group lighted tho eandlss
aud conducted the council fire
The Ivan group met Monday at Mssos
school ana ntactired Campfire sangs with
Miss Dorothy johnson and Miss Louise
Rasanthal assisting
council fire was held by Miss NalorA
Bnnne'H group ~ her home sunday
Aiahi group mnt last Friday a. the
hame 81 narnlcs Anderson ana began
t0aling leather hnnora TO be given 20 the
honor reporters of the Flame. the camp-
fire paper
fdaha group held business meeting
last Friday AZ Madison school Officers
elected we're Alice kubst. president. Anns
BnsiileYhc, secretary. Evelyn MARTIN
treasurer and Evelyn shelton, reporter.
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after a brief visit here with the doc
tors parents. Dr. and Mrs. A. u,
Hanchett.
q. Il, Close, Who was hers for the
Horticultural show. left Friday night
for his home In Washington. d, c.
Mr.. and Mrs. +, J. Ainsworlh and
small daughter. Ruth. plan 10 leave
early In January for California.
where they will remain until spring.
Mai. George DALEY. his brother,
Chester Daley OF 81, Louis. and their
sister, Mrs. Ernest johnson. with her
husband Of Moline H.. arrived In the
city Friday morning for the funeral Of
Mrs. Mary u. Daley.
Miss Vera cady arrived In the city
Thursday morning from Chicago. and
her sister. Mrs, Heryey Jackes. came
the day following from her home In
Regina. Canada. owing TO the serious
Illness Of their mother, Mrs. u. NJ
cady, whose condition is now greatly
improved.
Ventilate the rooms In which you
slecp and work