The Sentinel, v.048 no. 06, 1922

              THE SENTINEL
Congregations
ANSHE EMES
On the eve of Armistice day, Fri-day
evening, November 10, at 8 o'clock
p. m., an Armistice program will be
held. The Bar Mitzvah club will have
charge of the program. Those taking
part will be Messrs Ira Mackevich,
Eugene Gelbspahn, Albert Auerbach.-
Joseph Winesanger, as well as Rabbi
Phillip A. Langh, who will speak on
"The Newer Ideals of Peace." The
other subjects presented in the pro-gram
will be "Peace in the Bible,"
"Jewish Ideal of Peace and War" and
"A Record of the American Jew in
the Great War."
Services of the Junior Congregation,
consisting of the pupils of the religious
schools and the high schools are being
held Saturday morning at half-past
ten. On Saturday, November 11, Mrs.
Lillie Gelbspahn, chairman of the
school board, will address the children.
Mrs. Gelbspahn will also be hostess to
the children and has donated the Sab-bath
Chaloh for the day. Master Eu-gene
Gelbspahn will be Cantor, Vernon
Fox will read the Torah, Marcia Cohn
will read the Haftorah; Herbert Gold-berg
and Emi Langh will act ss
"Caba." Miss Frances R. Slatzin is in
charge of the choir.
TEMPLE CENTER OF ALBANY
PARK
Sunday night dances are held every
week at the Albany Park Masonic hall,
4721 North Kedzie avenue.
EZRETH CHALUTZIM OF ALBANY
PARK
Meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. M. Raskin, 2654 Wilson avenue,
Wednesday afternoon, November 22,
at 2:30 p. m.
CONGREGATION BETH ITZCHOK
The speaker of this Friday evening's
services will be Mr. Abraham.Kriloff,
who will describe his experiences in
Europe whence he came back a few
weeks ago.
The Sunday school has at present
140 pupils against the 70 of last win-ter.
The staff consists of the Misses
Rbbi Milne is inr chrg of tcon-firmation
class.
T5Fhe Hebrew shoo hasct athprsent
engaged as additional teacher and col-lector
of the congregation.
WASHINGTO BULEVARD
Friday evening services and lecture
at 8:15. Saturday morning services
and sermon at 10:30.
Th Hbrrew eschoole conducts classes
day, Tuesday and Saturday mornings.
Professor Clark of the University of
Chicago gave a very interesting recital'
Wednesday evening, November18,at
the community hall. The next lecture
will be by Professor Baumgardt, "An
Evening with the Stars" (illustrated)
Wednesday evening, November 22.
The Junior Alliance will hold an
open meeting Sunday afternoon, No-vember
12. in thegcommunity hall.
Program and dancing.
THE PATRIARCH
A party of three young "sports"
met an old Jew with a long, white
beard, walking along a country road.
"Good morning, Father Abraham,"
said one. The second called: out
"Good morning, Father Isaac," whilst
the third greeted him with "Good
morning, Father Jacob." The old man
looked at them for a moment and then
replied: "You are quite mistaken, for
I am not Abraham, or Isaac, or even
Jacob, but I am Saul, the son of Kish,
and I am seeking my father's asses,
and behold! I have found all three."
TO ADVOCATE WORLD JEWISH
CONGRESS
Conference of New York Jewish Or-ganizations
Will Organize Ameri-can
Jewish Congress Council.
New York.-The first step in the
direction of preparing the Jews of
America for participating in the pro-posed
World Jewish Congress for Pal-estine
will be taken at a conference
of all New York Jewish organizations
to be held on Sunday afternoon, No-vember
26, at the Hias building, 425
Lafayette street. This conference is
called by the American Jewish Con-gress,
of which Nathan Straus is pres-ident.
It is expected that about 500 or-ganizations
will take part in this con-ference.
Dr. Stephen S. Wise, chair-man
of the executive committee of the
American Jewish Congress, Nathan
Straus, Judge Aaron J. Levy, Joseph
Barondess, Judge Louis D. Gibbs and
other leaders of the Congress move-ment
in America will be present to
address the conference. As a result
of this gathering, there will be or-ganized
a council of New York Jewish
organizations, which in co-operation
with the American Jewish Congress
will assume charge of the propaganda
for the World Jewish Congress.
Similar conferences and mass meet-ings
are being called in a number of
large cities throughout the country,
for the purpose of educating the
American Jew to the need of a World
Jewish Congress.
The official call sent out by the
American Jewish Congress to the New
York Jewish organizations, reads in
part as follows:
The recurrence of anti-Semitic out-breaks
in European lands, sometimes
accompanied by massacres and the
persistent violation of the rights of
our brethren in Eastern Europe, dem-onstrate
clearly the need of maintain-ing
a strong American Jewish Con-gress
to speak and act for American
Jewry, and to be constantly on the
watch to protect the interests of our
people.
The distinct gains which the Jews
of America have achieved through the
medium of the American Jewish Con-gress
in the form of treaties guarantee-ing
the rights of our brethren abroad,
are constantly in danger of being lost.
Governments, which have solemnly
pledged to respect and safeguard the
rights of their Jewish citizens, are in
manyiun stnes failing to oserve bth
pledges.
Discriminations abroad and anti-
Semitic attacks at home make it neces-sary
to summon the Jewish forces in
America and to centralize them in the
Am erican Jewish Congres so thatxte
that influence with governments and
statesmen and public opinion which
would preserve the victories won at
geat cost ford our sufferinge brethren
sped of te proaada ofracial
hatred among us here at home.
The making of Palestine into a
Jewishhomeland is now the task of
all Jews, and the recent Zionist con-ference
at Carlsbad has. decided in
favorof callinga World Jewish Con-gress,
which is to become the instru-ment
for rousing all Jews to share in
the upbuilding of Palestine. The
American Jewish Congress has long
expressed -itself in favor of a Jewish
World Congress, and being a general
Jewish body not involved in partisan
strife, is in a position to mobilize
sentiment for the World Congress and
to rally for the movement all Jewish
forces.
His Goal Won. "You have no ambition," complained
his young wife.
"Not now," he replied indolently.
"You never did have any."
"Oh, yes, I did; but I achieved my
ambition when I acquired a rich fa-ther-
in-law.
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