13 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
Denver Jewish News
Location
Denver, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
1
Alfred Cohen Kusworm Benesch Freiberg and others are profiled as district leaders in the Denver Jewish community. The text highlights their professions, roles in the order, political ties, and civic work, noting Cohen as a Cincinnati lawyer and legislator, Kusworm as Dayton lawyer and activist, Benesch as Cleveland lawyer, and Freiberg as Cincinnati lawyer and district secretary.
A poem praising the Ben B’rith as a brotherhood that sustains men through hardship and welcomes Jews in a new city, emphasizing true friendship, shared purpose, and durable timeless ties among brothers.
Denver Jewry joins Denver Lodge No. 171 FO. B. E. in welcoming delegates and their ladies to the first annual district convention meeting June 17. The opening marks the 148th anniversary of the Battle of Striker Hill and the American soldiers' display of liberty against tyranny. The I. O. B. B. is extolled as a noble patriotic organization. The message invites visitors to enjoy Denver, notes the lodge’s milestone age, and emphasizes unity, high principles, and the quest for a homeland beyond.
Covenant and Endowment fund of District Grand Lodge No 2 will send about 165 living members a 400 dollar check this week as the second and final payment in full during the recipients lifetime The plan marks a historic liquidation of the fund by full payment now rather than posthumously and is described as a remarkable achievement by the district lodge with residents including twelve or more in Denver.
The Independent Order of Bnai Brith grew from local roots to a national and international bond aiding immigrants and Jews. It funded homes for orphans and widows, supported the National Jewish Hospital, and urged religious liberty, education, and unity across continents and faiths.
Milton M. Schayel notes strong youth interest in forming a Junior B'nai B'rith and calls for coordinated effort. He warns that senior members' concern over conditions requires united American and Jewish action. The Grand Lodge Convention will decide if youth cooperation best meets current needs.
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