Evening star., 1924-05-18
600 BIRTH SHOLOM
DELEGATES ARE DUE
Arrive Today for Twenty.Second
Annual Convention-Sessions
at Raleigh.
DAVIS WILL BE SPEAKER
Visitors to Be Received at White
House Tomorrow.

Six hundred delegates from four
nearby states and nine cities will ar
rive this morning. together with their
Families, to attend the twenty-second
annual convention of the Independent
Order of Birth Sholom, which con-
Venes at the Hotel Raleigh at. II
O'Clock. Tho delegates will be met
by the local committee and escorted
to headquarters.
Secretary of Labor Davis will ad
dress the convention this afternoon
chairman Bernard Danzansky y
formally will open the convention and
then turn the gavel over to Executive
Chairman Frank Merin of Baltimore
Local Lodge Celebrates.
Coincident with the opening of the
convention, the George Washington
Lodge here will celebrate it's tenth
anniversary. The local lodge was
Maryland
Rabbi J. II. Loeb will open the con.
vention with a prayer while DR.
Abram Simon, rabbi of the Washing
Ton ION Heorew Congregation, will de-
liver the address of welcome. Then
the convention will be turned over
by Chairman Merlin to Grand Master
Joseph Fax. The Rev. William Tash
VIII of1ciate at memorial services in
honor of the members of the order
who died in the last year. After
these exercises Grand Secretary
David Paulson will read his report
and committees will be appointed.
Speak at Banquet.
Senator o. L. Weller and Repre-
sentative John Philip Hill of Mary
land, will be the principal speakers
tomorrow night al the banquet.
Tomorrow at 1890 the delegate.
will visit the White House where
they will be welcomed by President
Coolidge. In the afternoon they will
go on a sightseeing trip.
$. Hoffman as president of the
George Washington Lodge, No. "a, 1
o. Il. S.. has taken prominent part
in arrangements for the convention
He has been assisted by Mr.. Dam
zanskyn H. Nef, NJ. Abramson. H
kavans. B. Hayman. William Tash,
N. Garfinkle and S. PoretZky.
Under the leadership of Mrs. H
Neff, chairman. the following com
mittee will be on duty at the Union
station this morning: Mrs. NJ. Abram-
son, Mrs. II. Klavans, Mrs. b. Hay
man. Mrs. William Tash. Mrs. II
Poretzky. Mrs. r. Rosenberg and Mrs
b. Danzansky, chairman of entertain
ment.
Leaders In Lodge.
Leading members of the local lodg
include the following: II. Kassnett, G.
Luria, NJ. Maizel. y. Plotnick.
Polan. II. Poritzky. H. Rather. r
Rose enberg, J. Ridden, III. Rubner
NJ. Rain, A. Rosenbloom. S. Ruben
stein. l. Shuster, H. Shapiro. NJ
Sokolove, c. Shiller, A. Silverstein. l.
Sklar, S. Spiegle. l.. Stein. NJ. Jacobs
A. Stein, s. Stein, c. solomon: Dr.
Shorell. D. Tauber. William Tash, D
F'alk, NJ. Garfinkle. L. Golden, NJ
Goodman. S. Gritz. NJ. Greenbaum. j.
Greenberg, l.. Gurvitz. b. Hayman, ]
Hoffman, u. Hayman, ]. Hais, l.
Honigman. I. Jacobs, II. Klavans, :
Kluft. D. kolodny, S. Konigsberg, 5
Kellner, S. kessler. r. klivit, r. l.
krupnick, II. Taishoff. II. Tabb, NJ
Milofsky. NJ. Werber. j. Weinberg, A
Zimmerman. DR.. Wolf, NJ. Wakoff, b
Rachlin. Il. Segal, 2. Solomon, J
Shiffiman. II. Oxenberg, s. Mostow, J.
Meyrowitz, A. Litvin. l.. Lazarow, H
Goldblatt, P. Hershell, L. Fogel, A.
Footer, J. Cohn. NJ. Broverman, r.
Blacker, H. BACKYARD, NJ. Needle. /.
Abramson, A. Piver. S. Plax, NJ Katz
S. Segal, j. L. Topper, A. Tash, NJ
Weber. H. Klufft, l.. Osiel, NJ Abram-
son. DR.. G. Borisow, A. Golnick, N.
Berlinsky, S. Blumberg, I. Blankin, ].
Blum. B. Brotman, \. Bortnick, L.
Blumberg, 3. Brill, J. Berman, l..
Bonett, ]. Cohen, H. Diener, B. Dan
zansky. J. Edlovich, H. Edlovich and
J. Flax.