Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1929, Page 10

JEWISH LEADERS TOPIC OF FORUM fieries of Three Lectures to ' Be Given by Mrs. Herman Hollander Here. “Great Jewish Personalities” will be the subject of & series of three lectures By Mrs. Herman Hollander, educational adviser of the Middle Atlantic States Pederation of the Y. M. H. A, to be ven beginning Tuesday evening at with Community Center, under lhe‘ auspices of the educational committee, With the co-operation of the Jewish | ‘Welfare Board and the Middle Alhnllc‘ States Federation. This series is part of the “little forum,” developed from the National Jewish Forum, which is this season qpenlnl its series Wednesday, October 30. when Count Ilya Tolstoy, Ssnator ‘William H. King and others will offer a public symposium on Russia. Governmental Plan. Count Tolstoy, the son of Leo Tol- stoy, is opposed to both monarchism and bolshevism, and advocates for Rus- sla;a representative form of govein- ment. At this opening event repre- sentatives will attend from the Middle Atlantic States Federation, as the oc- casion also marks the opening of forums in Baltimore, Norfolk, Richmond, Pe- tersburg and Newport News. Mrs. Ho"‘fldel‘l subject ‘Tuesday evening will be “Moses Mendelsohn,” whose bi-centennial was celsbrated in September. Her following lectures are on Albert Einstein and Henry Louls Bergson. Subseription Listed. Among those who have subscribed to the National Forum are Judge Milton Strasburger, Dr. David Davis, Frederic William Wile, Maj. Julius I Peyser, Lee Baus ten, Morris Cafritz, Fred S. Gichner, Isidore Hershfield, Simon Lyon, Adolph Kahn and Isadore Kahn. The educational committee of the Jewish Community Center comprises Louis E. Spiegler, Mrs. Adolph Kahn, Isidore Hershfield, Miss Aline Solomons, Mrs. Isidore Kahn, Miss Sarah Roberts, Miss Jeanne Portor, David Wiener, Mrs. Herman Hollander and Maurice Bisgyer, director of the center. LEGISLATORS. TO STUDY _ STATE LAW UNIFORMITY Fourth Annual Conference to Con- : vene in Memphis on October 21, DENVER (#).—Co-ordination of State law-making practices will be discussed at the fourth annual conference of the | American ators’ Association at | Memphis, Tenn., October 21. ‘The association, the outgrowth of a | movement initiated five years ago by State Senator Henry W. Toll of Denver, is cempoud of Representatives from various Stal te Legislatures. It has grown | 4 in strength until it has received recog- nition from several State governments. Its purpose is to give each State Leg- islature the benefit of the experience of all the rest, and to work toward a uniform body of State law. Speakers at this year’s meeting will elphh Senator George Woodward of Pennsyl , Robert L. Patterson of Californis and Judge Jesse A. Miller of Des Moines” Only 10 Days Left Before November 1-- The Time to Install GAS Heat in Y our Home 1s M’l! HERMAN HOLLANDEL LIBRARY TO GET CHIMES. Set of 17 Bell! Called Largest in America. ROCHESTER, (#).—A set of chimes said to be the largest on the continent, will be hung in the library tower of the new college for men at the Uni- versity of Rochester, 165 feet in the air. The set of 17 bells has a total weight of 17 tons, the largest bell weighing four tons, 2nd is capable of producing the deepest notes of any chimes outside of Europe. The bells are the gift of Hopeman Bros., contractors in charge of construction of the new building, and were given as a memorial to their father, Arembt Hopeman. ‘The main part of the library building in three stories high and is located at buildings. Its capacity will be 2,000,000 volumes and the tower will contain 19 levels of circular bookstacks. Chicago Street Men Strike. CHICAGO, October 19 (#).—The Street Laborers’ Union has called a strike of its 2,500 members, effective to- night. The reason as given by Michael Carrozuo, president of the union, was to protest against the city using the men only part-time, and yet continuing to request the Civil Service Commission for certification of more laborers. o beth Brown, af 3 chosen at Liverpool to be Britain's “Railway Queen” for the ensuing year. Brown Betty Inn 1407 L St-N.W. Popular Priced Sunday Dinners $1.00, 75¢ and 65¢ % Best of Foods 1§ Prepared Right s | later date. | senfor member of the mission's board the end of the main quadrangle of five | From more than 400 applicants, Miss | 15, has been EVANGELIST-SINGER Rescue Mission Sermons to Be Delivered Here Next Sunday. Homer Rodeheaver, Chicago music publisher and evangelistic nn(er and trombonist, for 20 years with “Billy” Sunday, will make a special trip to Washington for the forty-fifth anniver- sary of the Central Union Mission and the coincident observance of the third annual Central Union Mission Sunday by the Protestant churches next Sun- day, it was announced yesterday. On that morning Mr. Rodeheaver will preach rescue mission sermon at 1Mnunt Vernon Place Methodist Episco- pal Church South, while other rescuc mission speakers occu}:y the pulpits of 26 other churches. Ir the afternoon | he will be heard in solos and will con- duct the singing at the Central Union Mission Sunday city-wide mass meeting | J. R. Sizoo, pastor of the New York | Avenue * Presbyterian Church, will be | the principal speaker. Brief talks will be made by men converted in rescue missions. Unofficial observance of the anniver- sary began last Sunday in two churches unable to arrange participation on the Ma). William H. 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