EX LIBRISEX LIBRIS IRVING BEBKEIHAMMEM The American Jewish Year Book 5699 September 26, 1938 to September 13, 1939 Volume 40 Edited by HARRY SCHNEIDERMAN for THE AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE

EX LIBRISIRVING BEBKEIHAMMEM

The American JewishYear Book

5699September 26, 1938 to September 13, 1939

Volume 40

Edited by

HARRY SCHNEIDERMAN

for

THE AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE

A GOLDEN JUBILEE VOLUME

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THE JEWISH PUBLICATION SOCIETY OF AMERICA

1938

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PREFACE

Of the three special articles in the present volume, two arc biograph-ical sketches of men who, each in his particular fields of endeavor,achieved distinction and honor both in the Jewish community and inthe larger world. Quite appropriately, the lives of these men aresketched by persons who were, at the same time, close friends andactive associates—that of Felix M. Warburg, philanthropist, patronof art and education, and Jewish communal leader, by Doctor CyrusAdler; that of Henry Pereira Mendes, rabbi, teacher, and civic worker,by the Reverend Doctor David de Sola Pool.

The other special article is a history of efforts, going back to 1850,to gather facts and figures about religious organizations in the UnitedStates, especially statistics of Jewish congregations as well as the Jewishpopulation of the country. This article is preliminary to another, whichit is expected will be published in a subsequent volume, giving theresults of a study of this kind which has been under way for about twoyears, under the direction of Dr. H. S. Linfield, director of the JewishStatistical Bureau, who served as Special Agent of the United StatesBureau of the Census; the study was supervised and largely financedby the American Jewish Committee.

The greater number and larger significance of events of interest toJews, which have been notable for several years past, are again reflectedin the con'siderable space devoted in this volume to the Review of theYear. In the preparation of this article, the Editor enjoyed the intel-ligent and conscientious assistance of Mr. Nathan C. Belth, and ofseveral members of the staff of the American Jewish Committee,especially Messrs. Morris Fine and Moses Moskowitz, and DoctorSascha Charles. The editor desires to express his grateful appreciationto these able co-workers.

The recurrent features remain essentially the same as they have beenfor several years. Owing to limitation of space, it was not possible to

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iv PREFACE

present the directory of national Jewish organizations in two lists—one alphabetical and one classified—as we did in the preceding volume.This, as well as all the other lists and tables, have been brought up todate. Special attention is called to the Index to the entire series of theAmerican Jewish Year Book, now grown to forty volumes. It is hopedthat the Index will be found helpful to those who have occasion torefer to the series.

The Editor is eager again to acknowledge gratefully the valuableassistance of Miss Rose A. Herzog in the compilation of the directoriesand lists and the appendices to the Review of the Year, and to Mrs.Rose G. Stein, who prepared the Index and revised the article onStatistics of Jews. I desire also to thank Mr. Maurice Jacobs, theExecutive Secretary of the Jewish Publication Society, for the cordialcooperation which, as in previous years, he freely extended to me.

HARRY SCHNEIDERMAN

New York, August 16, 1938

INDEX

TO VOLUMES 1-40OF THE

AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK

INDEX TO VOLUMES 1 — 40 OF THE AMERICANJEWISH YEAR BOOK

Abrahams, Israel, compiler, Se-lected Hebraica and Judaica,5661, 626; 5662, 160; 5663, 147;5664, 165; 5665, 318

Abrahams, Israel, by HerbertLoewe, 5687, 219

Adler, Cyrus, [Editor] Year Books,5660; 5661; 5662; 5663; 5664;5677; (in collaboration withHenrietta Szold) 5665; 5666

[Compiler] From Kishineffto Bialystok, a table of pogromsfrom 1903 to 1906, 5667, 34

[Compiler] Voice of Americaon Kishineff, additions and cor-rections, 5665, 378

American passport in Russia,5665, 283

Benzion Halper (address de-livered at meeting in memoryof Benzion Halper at DropsieCollege, Philadelphia, May 6,1924), 5685, 459

Felix M. Warburg, 5699, 23Jacob Henry Schiff, a bio-

graphical sketch, 5682, 21-Jewish Welfare Board—

twenty years old, 5698, 149Louis Marshall, a biograph-

ical sketch, 5691, 21——Max Leopold Margolis, 5694,

139Oscar S. Straus, a biograph-

ical sketch, 5688, 145Solomon Schechter, a bio-

graphical sketch.l 5677, 25Adler, Michael, Story of British

Jewry in the War, 5680, 98

AGRICULTUREAgricultural activities of the

Jews in America, by L. G.Robinson, 5673, 21

Jews in Agriculture in theUnited States, by GabrielDavidson, 5696, 99

Ahad Ha-Am (Ginzberg, Asher),by Leon Simon, 5689, 87

Alcalay, I., Jews of Serbia, 5679,

Alliance Israelite Universelle, byJacques Bigart, 5661, 45

ALSACE-LORRAINEJews of Alsace-Lorraine (1870—

1920), by Sylvain Halff,5681, 53

AMBASSADORS, see DIPLO-MATIC SERVICE

AMERICA, LATIN, see LATINAMERICA

AMERICAN JEWISH COM-MITTEEAnnual Reports 5669, and fol-

lowingAmerican passport in Russia,

5665, 283

AMERICAN JEWISH JOINTDISTRIBUTION COM-MITTEEStatement showing funds ap-

propriated for the relief ofJewish war sufferers, 5681-5686


AMERICANIZATIONJewish Americanization agen-

cies, by Charles S. Bern-heimer, 5682, 84

The Yiddish press—an Amer-icanizing agency, by M.Soltes, 5685, 165

Angell, Pauline K., Julius Rosen-wald, 5693, 141

Anniversaries and other Cele-brations, 5660 to date. 5660and following, included inEvents; beginning with 5683,entered as Appendix to Surveyof the Year, later calledReview of the Year

Anniversary and BarmitzvahTables, 5676, 21; 5677, 21;5678, 21

Anniversary celebrations ofcongregations in the UnitedStates, 5662, 186; later includedin Events

Appointments, Honors, andElections, 5663 to date. Titlechanges: Appointments, andhonors, 5663-5668; Appoint-ments , honors and elec-tions, 5669-5673; Appoint-ments , honors and elec-tions, and necrology, 5674and following, included inEvents; beginning with 5683,entered as Appendix to Surveyof the Year, later calledReview of the YearSee also DECORATIONS, HON

ORS, AND DISTINCTIONS;ELECTIONS

Architecture of the Synagogue,by William G. Tachau, 5687,155,

ARMY AND NAVYJews in the United States army

and navy, by Lewis Landes,5677, 76

See also WARS

ARTISTSList of works by Jewish artists

in the United States, 5667,175; 5668, 467

BALKANSBalkan wars and the Jews,

5674, 188Levantine Jews in the United

States, by David de SolaPool, 5674, 207

See also ROUMANIA, SERBIA,TURKEY

Barmitzvah Tables, see Anni-versary and BarmitzvahTables

Barnett, George E., Jewish popula-tion of Maryland, 5663, 46

Beilis affair, by Herman Bern-stein, 5675, 19

Bequests and gifts, 5661-5668;5669-5682 included in Events;beginning with 5683, entered asappendix to Survey of theYear, later called Review ofthe Year

Berkowitz, Henry J., Ben Selling,5692, 155

Berkowitz, Henry, J. by WilliamRosenau, 5685, 448

BERLIN, TREATY OF (1878)Jewish rights at international

congresses, by Max J. Kohler,5678, 106

Situation of Jews of Roumaniasince the Treaty of Berlin, byE. Schwarzfeld, 5663, 63

See also MINORITIESBernheim petition to the League

of Nations, 5694, 74Bernheimer, Charles S., Jewish

Americanization agencies, 5682,84

Summary of Jewish organi-zations in the United States,5661, 496

Bernstein, Herman, [Editor], YearBook, 5675

INDEX TO VOLUMES 1-40

-Beilis affair, 5675, 19Bernstein, John £., Migration of

Jews' in recent years, 5697, 117Bialystok, see POGROMS

BIBLENew English translation of the

Bible, 5678, 161

BIBLIOGRAPHYClassified list of standard books

in English on Jewish subjects,by I. George Dobsevage, 5684,204

Hundred best available booksin English on Jewish subjects,5665, 309

List of available stories of Jew-ish interest in English, 5667,130

List of books and articles byJews in the United States,5666, 171; 5667, 148; 5668,443; 5669, 91; 5670, 204;5671, 301

List of notable articles of Jew-ish interest, 5668, 438; 5669,80; 5670, 194; 5671, 281

List of works by Jewish artistsin the United States, 5667,175; 5668, 467

Nazi-Germany and the Jews,by Joshua Bloch; an annot-ated bibliography, 5697, 135

One hundred available books inEnglish on Palestine, 5666,153

One hundred best availablebooks in English on Jewishsubjects 5686, 260

Selected Hebraica and Judaica,by I. Abrahams, 5661, 626;5662, 160; 5663, 147; 5664,165; 5665,318

Bigart, Jacques, Alliance IsraeliteUniverselle, 5661, 45

BIOGRAPHYBiographical sketches of Jewish

communal workers in theUnited States, 5666, 32

Biographical sketches of Jewsprominent in the professions,etc., in the United States,5665, 52

Biographical sketches of rabbisand cantors officiating in theUnited States, 5664, 40;5665, 214; 5666, 119

Biographical sketches of Jewswho have served in the Con-gress of the United States(through 1900), 5661, 517

Biographical sketches of Jewsin the Fifty-Seventh Con-gress, 5663, 172

Jews in the Congress of theUnited States, 5666, 126

Abrahams, Israel, by HerbertLoewe, 5687, 219

Ahad Ha-Am, by Leon Simon,5689, 87

Berkowitz, Henry J., by W.Rosenau, 5685, 448

Enelow, Hyman Gerson, byDavid Philipson, 5695, 23

Ezekiel, Moses Jacob, by S. D.Oppenheim, 5678, 227

Frankel, Lee K., by SolomonLowenstein, 5693, 121

Friedlaender, Israel, by JacobKohn, 5682, 65

Gottheil, Richard J. H., byLouis I. Newman, 5698, 25

Halper, Benzion, by CyrusAdler, 5685, 459

Hirsch, Emil Gustave, by S. D.Schwartz, 5686, 230

Isaacs, Abram S., by Lewis M.Isaacs, 5682, 80

Isaacs, Myer S., by Abram S.Isaacs, 5667, 19


Jacobs, Joseph, by Mayer Sulz-berger, 5677, 68

Kahn, Julius, by Harry Schneid-erman, 5686, 238

Kohler, Kaufmann, by H. G.Enelow, 5687, 235

Kohler, Max J., by IrvingLehman, 5696, 21

Kohut, George Alexander, byAlexander Marx, 5695, 55

Krauskopf, Joseph, by RabbiAbraham J. Feldman, 5685,420

Lederer, Ephraim, by J. H.Greenstone, 5687, 273

Levy, Uriah P., by Simon Wolf,5663, 42

Maimonides, by Solomon Zeit-lin, 5696, 61

Malter, Henry, by A. Marx,5687, 261

Margolis, Max Leopold, byCyrus Adler, 5694, 139

Marshall, Louis, by CyrusAdler, 5691, 21

Mendes, Henry Pereira, byDavid de Sola Pool, 5699,41

Meyer, Martin Abraham, byLouis I. Newman, 5686, 246.

Moise, Penina, by Lee C.Harby, 5666, 17

Ochs, Adolph S., by Louis Rich,5696, 27

Rosendale, Simon Wolfe, by G.Herbert Cone, 5698, 25

Rosenwald, Julius, by PaulineK. Angell, 5693, 141

Schechter, Solomon, by CyrusAdler, 5677, 25

Schiff, Jacob Henry, by CyrusAdler, 5682, 21

Seixas, Gershom Mendes, byN. Taylor Phillips, 5665, 40

Selling, Ben, by H. J. Berkowitz,5692, 155

Straus, Nathan, by David deSola Pool, 5692, 135

Straus, Oscar S., by CyrusAdler, 5688, 145

Sulzberger, Cyrus L., by MorrisD. Waldman, 5694, 145

Sulzberger, Mayer, address ofLouis Marshall, 5685, 373

Warburg, Felix M[oritz], byCyrus Adler, 5699, 23

Weyl, Julius S., by David J.Gaiter, 5697, 21

Wolf, Edwin, by Simon Miller,5696, 55

Wolf, Simon, by Max J. Kohler,5685, 404

Zangwill, Israel, by HarrySchneiderman, 5688, 121

Block, Joshua, Nazi-Germany andthe Jews; an annotated bibliog-raphy, 5697, 135

CALENDARSCalendars [for current years],

5661 to dateJewish Calendar for one hund-

red years, (1824-1924-5585 ;5684), 5678, 24; 5679, 20;5680, 20; 5681, 20

Table showing dates on whichJewish holidays and festivalsoccur, 5676, 20; 5678, 20;under the title of AbridgedCalendars, 5682 to date

CANADAJews of Canada, by Martin

Wolff, 5686, 154See also IMMIGRATION — Can-

ada

CANTORSBiographical sketches of rabbis

and cantors, 5664, 40; 5665,214; 5666,119


CENSUS, see STATISTICSCHARITIES, see FEDERA-

TIONSChipkin, Israel, Twenty-five years

of Jewish education in theUnited States, 5697, 27

CHRONOLOGY, see Events

COLLEGESAmerican colleges in which He-

brew is taught, 5678, 406List of rabbis and instructors

in Jewish colleges, 5678, 367Professional tendencies among

Jewish 'students in colleges,universities and professionalschools (including statisticaltables), 5681, 383

Table showing enrollment ofJewish students in Americancolleges and universities in1915-16, 5678, 407

.See also SEMINARIES

COMMU;NAL ORGANIZA-TIONCommunal organization of the

Jews in the United States,1927, by H. S. Linfield, 5690,99

Federation for the Support ofJewish Philanthropic Soci-eties of New York City, byI. E. Goldwasser, 5679, 113

Federation in the changingAmerican scene, by B. M.Selekman, 5695, 65

Federation movement in Amer-ican Jewish philanthropy, byJoseph Jacobs, 5676, 159

Jewish community organizationin the United States, byMaurice J. Karpf, 5698, 47

Jewish social research in UnitedStates, by Hyman Kaplan,5681, 31

Jewish Welfare Board, byChester Jacob Teller, 5679,88

Jewish Welfare Board—twentyyears old, by Cyrus Adler,5698, 149

Jewish women's organization inthe United States, by Re-bekah Kohut, 5692, 165

Synagogue and Jewish com-munal activities, by HoraceStern, 5694, 157

COMMUNAL WORKERSBiographical sketches of Jew-

ish communal workers in theUnited States, 5666, 32

Cone, G. Herbert, Simon WolfeRosendale, a biographicalsketch, 5698, 25

CONGREGATIONSAnniversary celebrations of con-

gregations, 5662, 186Census of Religious Bodies,

1917 [schedules and corre-spondence], by the Bureau ofJewish Social Research, 5678,421

Jewish Congregations in theUnted States, 1927, a pre-liminary statement, by H. S.Linfield, 5689, 199

See also SYNAGOGUES; DIREC-TORY OF JEWISH LOCALORGANIZATIONS, 5680, 330

CONGRESS OF THE UNITEDSTATESBiographical sketches of Jews in

the Fifty-Seventh Congress,5663, 172

Biographical sketches of Jewswho have served in the Con-gress (through 1900), 5661,517

Jews in Congress of the UnitedStates [biographical sketches]5666, 126


List of Jewish members of theCongress of the United States,past and present, 5665; 5667-5672; 5675 to date

CRIME, see PRISONS

DANZIG, FREE CITY OFJews of the Free City of Danzig

—Census of 1923 and 1924,5691, 249

Davidson, Gabriel, Jew in Agri-culture in the United States,5696, 99

Davidson, Israel, Kol Nidre, 5684,180

Decorations, honors and dis-tinctions awarded to Jews(United States and abroad),5663, 187; 5664, 208See also Appointments, hon-

ors, etc

DIPLOMATIC SERVICEJews in the diplomatic service

of the United States, 5694,233

Jewish ambassadors and min-isters of the United States toforeign countries, 5692-5693;5695 to date

Directory of Jewish Federationsand Welfare Funds, preparedby Council of Jewish Federa-tions and Welfare Funds, 5697,513; 5698, 69S; 1938 Directoryof Jewish Federations, WelfareFundsand Community Councils,5699,481. For preceding years,see List of Federated JewishCharities

Directory of Jewish Organiza-tions—localDirectory of Jewish local organ-

zations in the United States,with statistical tabulationson synagogues, religiousschools and other organi-zations, 5680, 330

Directory of local organiza-tions, by state and city, 5660,105; 5661, 185; 5668, 123;Additions to the directory ofJewish local organizations,5669, 43; Summary of direc-tory of local organizations,5669, 65. Title changes:Directory of Jewish localorganizations in the UnitedStates, 5670-5678; 5680-5682; Jewish local organiza-tions, 5683-5688

See also Statistical summary bystates, 5662, 126

Directory of Jewish Organiza-tions—nationalJewish national organizations

in the United States (alpha-betical), 5660-5697; 5699;(alphabetical and classified),5698

Dobsevage, I. George, Classified listof standard books in English onJewish subjects, 5684, 204

Jews of prominence in theUnited States, 5683, 109

List of available stories ofJewish interest in English, 5667,130

EDUCATIONJewish education in the United

States, by Julius H. Green-stone, 5675, 90

Twenty-five years of Jewisheducation in the UnitedStates, by Israel S. Chipkin,5697, 27

EIREJews of the Irish Free State—

Census of 1926, 5691, 263Elections to national, state

and municipal offices, 5666,192; 5667, 185; 5668, 477; 5669and following entered underAppointments, honors, andelections


Electors, Jewish Presidential,5670, 145

Enelow, Hyman Gerson, KaufmannKohler, 5687, 235

Enelow, Hyman Gerson, by DavidPhilipson, 5695, 23

Europe, Jews of, by J. Jacobs,5660, 20

Events, [List of leading eventsreviewing the year appear in]volumes 5660-5682; 5695; undervarious titles: List of Events;List of leading Events; Listof Leading Events and Nec-rology; Record of Events; Foryears 5683-5694; 5696 and fol-lowing, see Survey of the Year,later called Review of theYear

Ezekiel, Moses Jacob, by SamsonD. Oppenheim, 5678, 227

Fagen, Melvin M., Review of theYear 5695; II. Other countries,5696, 168 •

Faitlovitch, Jacques, The Falashas,5681, 80

FALASHASThe Falashas, by Jacques Fait-

lovitch, 5681, 80

FEDERATIONSFederation in the changing

American scene, by B. M.Selekman, 5695, 65

Federation for the Support ofJewish Philanthropic Soci-eties of New York City, byI. E. Goldwasser, 5679, 113

Federation movement in Amer-ican Jewish philanthropy, byJoseph Jacobs, 5676, 159

See also List of federated Jew-ish charities; Directory ofJewish Federations andWelfare Funds; SOCIAL RE-SEARCH

Feldman, Abraham J., RabbiJoseph Krauskopf, a biograph-ical sketch, 5685, 420

FESTIVALSTable showing dates on which

Jewish holidays and festivalsoccur, 5676, 20; 5678, 20

See also under name of festivalFinkel, Samuel B., American Jews

and the Hebrew University,5698, 193

FRANCEAlliance Israelite Universelle,

by J. Bigart, 5661, 45Judaism in France, by Louis

Germain Levy, 5661, 40Participation of the Jews of

France in the Great War, byCaptain Sylvain Halff, 5680,31

See also ALSACE-LORRAINEFrankel, Lee K., by Solomon

Lowenstein, 5693, 121Freidus, A. S., List of Jewish per-

iodicals, 5660, 121Friedenberg, Albert M., Jews of

America, 1654-1787, with spec-ial reference to the Revolution,5687, 193

Sunday laws of the UnitedStates and leading judicial deci-sions having special referenceto the Jews, 5669, 152

The Year, 5670, 55Friedenwald, Herbert [Editor],

Year Book, 5669; 5670; 5671;5672; 5673; (in collaborationwith H. G. Friedman) 5674

In defense of the immigrant,5671, 19

The passport question, 5672,19; 5673, 196-The passport question inCongress, 5670, 21

Friedlaender, Israel,Kohn, 5682, 65

by Jacob


Friedman, H. G. [Editor, in col-laboration with Herbert Fried-enwald], Year Book, 5674

Caller, David / . , Julius S. Weyl, abiographical appreciation, 5697,21

GERMANYJews of Germany—Census of

1925, 5691, 252See also Bernheim petition

Gerson, Felix N., Simon AdlerStern, 5665, 409

Ginzberg, Asher, see Ahad Ha-AmColdwasser, I. Edwin, Federation

for the Support of Jewish Phil-anthropic Societies of New YorkCity, 5679, 113

Gottheil, Richard J. H., a bio-graphical sketch, by Louis I.Newman, 5698, 25

Government of the UnitedStates and Affairs of Interestto the Jews, 5667, 90; 5669,74; 5670, 141; 5671, 221; 5672,205; 5673, 211; beginning with5674, included in Events

GOVERNORSJewish governors, 5692, 267;

5693, 238; Jews as governorsof State, 5694, to dale

GREAT BRITAINStory of British Jewry in the

War, by Michael Adler, 5680,98

Greenstone, Julius II., EphraimLederer, 5687, 273

Jewish education in theUnited States, 5675, 90

The Year, 5667, 237Half, Sylvain, Jews of Alsace-

Lorraine (1870-1920), 5681, 53.Participation of the Jews of

France in the Great War, 5680,31

Halper, Benzion, by Cyrus Adler,5685, 459

Harby, Lee C, Penina Moise,woman and writer, 5666, 17

Harrow, Benjamin, Jews who havereceived the Nobel Prize, 5684,195

HEBREWAmerican colleges in which He-

brew is taught, 5678, 406

HEBREW UNIVERSITY,JERUSALEMAmerican Jews and the Hebrew

University, by Samuel B.Finkel, 5698, 193

The Hebrew University in Jeru-salem, by Joseph Klausner,5698, 179

Heller, Maximilian, The Year,5664, 17

Hermalin, D. M., .RoumanianJews in America, 5662, 88

Hirsch, Emil Gustave, by S. D.Schwartz, 5686, 230

HISTORYProposed American Jewish his-

torical exhibition, 5662, 104.Sketch of the history of the Jews

in the United States, 5663, 63.Syllabus of Jewish history,

5666, 163See also WARS; under name of

country

HOLIDAYS, see FESTIVALS

Homes of charitable institu-tions dedicated, 5661-5673.Title changes: Homes of soci-eties dedicated; Synagoguesand homesSee also Events in subsequent


HOMES FOR AGEDJewish homes for aged, 1929

(list), 5691, 206

HOMES FOR CHILDRENJewish homes for children in

the United States (list), 5691,204

HOSPITALSList of Jewish hospitals in the

United States, 5691, 202Hundred best available books in

English on Jewish subjects,5665, 309

HUNGARYJews of Hungary—Census of

1920, 5688, 265Occupations of the Jews of

Hungary—Census of 1920,5691, 258

Hyamson, Moses, Jewish methodof slaying animals, from thepoint of view of humanity, •5684, 163

IMMIGRATIONArgentine {In Statistics of

Jews), 5683 to dateBrazil {In Statistics of Jews),

5691 to dateCanada {In Statistics of

Jews), 5674; 5676 to dateCuba {In Statistics of Jews),

5692 to datePalestine {In Statistics of

Jews), 5683 to dateUnion of South Africa {In

Statistics of Jews), 5694 todate

United States {In Statisticsof Jews), 5660 to date

Uruguay {In Statistics ofJews), 5692 to date

In defense of the immigrant,by Herbert Friedenwald,5671, 19

Migration of Jews in recentyears, by John L. Bernstein,5697, 117

See also AMERICANIZATIONIn defense of the immigrant, by

Herbert Friedenwald, 5671, 19Index to articles in first twenty

volumes of American JewishYear Book, 5679, 353

Index to articles in first twenty-five volumes of the AmericanJewish Year Book, 5684, 354

Index to volumes 1-35 of theAmerican Jewish Year Book,5695, 561

IRISH FREE STATE, see EIREIsaacs, Abram S., The Jews of the

United States, 5660, 14Myer S. Isaacs, a memoir,

5667, 19Isaacs, Abram S., by Lewis M.

Isaacs, 5682, 80Isaacs, Lewis M., Abram S. Isaacs,

5682, 80Isaacs, Myer S., a memoir, by

Abram S. Isaacs, 5667, 19Jacobs, Joseph, [Editor], Year

Book, 5676Federation movement in

American Jewish philanthropy,5676, 159-Hundred best available books

in English on Jewish subjects,5663, 309

Jewish population of theUnited States; Memoir of theBureau of Jewish Statistics ofthe American Jewish Commit-tee, 5675, 339

The Jews of Europe, 5660, 20.Jacobs, Joseph, by Mayer Sulz-

berger, 5677, 68Jastrow, Marcus, [tribute to] 5665,

401Jew in Agriculture in the United

States, by Gabriel Davidson,5696, 99


Jewish ambassadors and min-isters of the United States toforeign countries, 5692, 263;5693, 233

Jewish community of New YorkCity, 5670, 44

Jewish community organization inthe United States, by MauriceJ. Karpf, 5698, 47

Jewish congregations in the UnitedStates, 1927, by H. S. Linfield,5689, 199

Jewish inmates of the state prisonsin the United States, 1920-1929,5692, 203

Supplement: Jewish prisonersin foreign countries, 5692, 209

Jewish Judges of United Statesand State Courts, 5692, 264;5693, 234

Jewish method of slaying animals,by Moses Hyamson, 5684, 163

Jewish population in the UnitedStates, 1927, by H. S. Linfield,5689, 101

J E W I S H PUBLICATIONS O C I E T YReports, 5661, and followingTwenty-fifth anniversary of the

founding, 5674, 19Jewish representative bodies [in

countries abroad, alphabeticallyarranged by country] 5661, 507.

Jewish war relief work, by HarrySchneiderman, 5678, 194

JEWISH WELFARE BOARDJewish Welfare Board, by Ches-

ter Jacob Teller, 5679, 88Jewish Welfare Board—twenty

years old, by Cyrus Adler,5698, 149

Jewish women's organization inthe United States, by RebekahKohut, 5692, 165

Jews of America, 1654-1787, byAlbert M. Friedenberg, 5687,193

Jews of Canada, by Martin Wolff,5686, 154

Jews who have served in Congressof the U. S., biographicalsketches of, 5661, 517

Jews of Europe, by Joseph Jacobs,5660, 20

Jews of Latin America, by HarryO. Sandberg, 5678, 35

JEWS IN PROFESSIONSBiographical sketches of Jews

prominent in the professions,etc., in the United States,5665, 52

Jews in the United States armyand navy, 5677, 68

Jews of prominence in the UnitedStates, compiled by I. George.Dobsevage, [alphabetically ar-ranged], 5683, 109

Jews of Roumania, by E. Schwarz-feld, 5662, 25, 63

Jews of Serbia, by I. Alcalay,5679, 75

Jews of the United States, byAbram S. Isaacs, 5660, 14

Jews who have received the NobelPrize, 5684, 195

JOINT DISTRIBUTION COM-MITTEE, see AMERICAN JEW-ISH JOINT DISTRIBUTIONCOMMITTEE

Judaism in France, by LouisGermain Levy, 5661, 40

JUDGESJewish judges of United States

and State courts, 5692, 264;5693, 234

Kahn, Julius, by Harry Schneider-man, 5686, 238


Kaplan, Hyinan, Jewish socialresearch in the United States,5681, 31

Karpf, Maurice J., Jewish com-munity organization in theUnited States, 5698, 47

KISHINEFFFrom Kishineff to Bialystok, a

table of pogroms from 1903to 1906 [compiled by CyrusAdler], 5667, 34

Voice of America on Kishineff,additions and corrections,[compiled by Cyrus Adler]5665;378

Klausner, Joseph, Hebrew Univer-sity in Jerusalem, 5698, 179

Kohler, Kaufmann, by H. G.Enelow, 5687, 235

Kohler, MaxJ., Simon Wolf, 5685404.

Jewish rights at internationalcongresses, 5678, 106

Kohler, Max J., by Irving Leh-man, 5696, 21

Kohn, Jacob, Israel Friedlaender,a biographical sketch, 5682, 65

Kohut, George Alexander, byAlexander Marx, 5695, 55

Kohut, Rebekah, Jewish • women'sorganization in the UnitedStates, 5692, 165

Kol Nidre, by Israel Davidson,5684, 180

Krauskopf, Joseph, by RabbiFeldman, 5685, 420

Landes, Lewis, Jews in the UnitedStates army and navy, 5677, 76.

LATIN AMERICAThe Jews of Latin America, by

Harry Sandberg, 5678, 35

LATVIAJews of Latvia—Census of 1925,

5691, 266

LEAGUE OF NATIONSBernheim petition to the League

of Nations, 5694, 74Minority and refugee questions

before the League of Nations,5695, 89

Leavitt, Julian, American Jews inthe World War, 5680, 141

Collection of Jewish warstatistics, 5679, 103,

Lederer, Ephraim,' by Julius H.Greenstone, 5687, 273

LEGISLATIONSunday laws of the United

States and leading judicialdecisions having special refer-ence to the Jews, 5669, 152

Lehman, Irving, Max J. Kohler,5696, 21

Levantine Jews in the UnitedStates, by David de Sola Pool,5674, 207

Levin, Louis H., The Year, 5668,518; 5669, 190

Levy, Louis Germain, Judaism inFrance from June 1, 1899 toJune 1, 1900, 5661, 40

Levy, Martha Washington, TheYear, 5663, 14

Levy, Uriah P., biographicalsketch, by Simon Wolff, 5663,42

Linfield, H. S., Communal organ-ization of the Jews in the UnitedStates, 1927, 5690, 99

Jewish congregations in theUnited States, 1927, a prelimi-nary statement, 5689, 199

Jewish inmates of the stateprisons of the United States,1920-1929, 5692, 203. Supple-ment: Jewish prisoners in for-eign countries, 5692, 209

Jewish population in theUnited States, 1927, 5689, 101


Statistics of Jews, 5683-5693

Statistics of Jews and Jew-ish organizations in the UnitedStates; a historical review ofthe censuses, 1850-1937, 5699,61

Survey of the Year, 5683-5688

List of Ambassadors, see DIPLO-MATIC SERVICE

List of available stories of Jewishinterest in English, 5667, 130

List of books and articles by Jewsin the United States, 5666, 171;5667, 148; 5668, 443; 5669, 91;5670, 204; 5671, 301

List of Events, see EVENTSList of Federated Jewish Char-

ities (alphabetically by city),5678-5688. Title Changes: Listof Federations for Philan-thropic Work, 5691-5693; Listof Federations and of Wel-fare Funds for PhilanthropicWork, 5694-5696; Directoryof Jewish Federations andWelfare Funds, 5697 to date

List of Governors, see GOVERNORSList of Jewish hospitals in the

United States, 5691, 202List of Jewish Members of Con-

gress, see CONGRESS OF THEUNITED STATES

List of Jews in the diplomaticservice of the United States, seeDIPLOMATIC SERVICE

List of Jews who have won theNobel Prize, see NOBEL PRIZE.

List of Ministers, see DIPLOMATICSERVICE

List of notable artices of Jewishinterest, 5667, 143; List ofarticles of Jewish interest, 5668,438; 5669, 80; 5670, 194; 5671,281

List of organizations, see Direc-tory of Jewish Organizations

List of organizations, institutions;religious, educational, cultural,social-philanthropic, economic-philanthropic, health, etc., seealso Communal organization ofJews in the United States, 1927,by H. S. Linfield, 5690, 99;under name of institution ororganization

List of periodicals, see PeriodicalsList of Rabbis and instructors

in Jewish colleges in the UnitedStates [alphabetically by name],5678, 367

List of works by Jewish artists inthe United States, 5667, 175;5668, 467

LITHUANIAJews of Lithuania—Census of

1923, 5691, 276Local organizations in the United

States; see Directory of JewishOrganizations—local

Loewe, Herbert, Israel Abrahams,5687, 219

London, Hannah R., Portraits ofearly American Jews, 5684, 147

Lowenstein, Solomon, Lee K.Frankel, 5693, 121

LUXEMBURGJews of Luxemburg—Census of

1927, 5692, 323Maimonides, by Solomon Zeitlin,

5696, 61Malter, Henry, by Alexander

Marx, 5687, 261Margolis, Max Leopold, The Year,

5666, 229Margolis, Max Leopold, a sketch

by Cyrus Adler, 5694, 139Marshall, Louis, Mayer Sulz-

berger, address, 5685, 373'Marshall, Louis, a biographical

sketch, by Cyrus Adler, 5691,21


Marx, Alexander, George Alex-ander Kohut, 5695, 55

Henry Malter, 5687, 261

MARYLANDJewish population of Maryland,

by George E. Barnett, 5663,46

Mendes, Henry Pereira, a bio-graphical sketch, by David deSola Pool, 5699, 41

Meyer, Martin Abraham, byLouis I. Newman, 5686, 246

Migration of Jews in recent years,by John L. Bernstein, 5697, 117

Miller, Simon, Edwin Wolf, 5696,55

MINISTERS, see DIPLOMATICSERVICE

MINORITIESBernheim petition to the League

of Nations, 5694, 74,.Jewish rights at international

congresses, by Max J. Kohler,5678, 106

Minority and refugee questionsbefore the League of Nations,5695, 89

Peace conference and rights ofminorities, [includes texts oftreaties] 5680, 156; 5681, 103

Minority and refugee questionsbefore the League of Nations,5695, 89

Moise, Penina, woman and writer,by Lee C. Harby, 5666, 17

National Organizations in theUnited States, see Directory ofJewish Organizations—na-tional

NAVYJews in the United States army

and navy, 5677, 68

Nazi Germany and the Jews; anannotated bibliography, byJoshua Bloch, 5697, 135

Necrology, [List of prominentJews who died during a givenyear are printed in] 5660 to date;beginning with 5683, entered asAppendix to Survey of theYear, later, Review of theYear

Neumann, Joshua H., Jewish bat-talions and the Palestine cam-paign, 5680, 120

NEW YORK CITYFederation for the support of

Jewish philanthropic societiesof New York City, by I.Edwin Goldwasser, 5679, 113.

Jewish Community of NewYork City, 5670, 44

NEW ZEALANDJews of New Zealand—Census

of 1926, 5692, 325Newman, Louis I., Martin Abra-

ham Meyer, 5686, 246Richard J. H. Gottheil; ^

biographical sketch, 5698, 29

NOBEL PRIZEJews who have received the

Nobel Prize, 5684, 195; 5693,239; Jews who have won theNobel Prize, 5692, 268

Ochs, Adolph S., by Louis Rich,5696, 27

One hundred available books inEnglish on Palestine, 5666, 153

One hundred best available booksin English on Jewish subjects,5686, 260

Oppenheim, Samson D., [Editor],Year Book, 5678; 5679

Jewish population of theUnited States, 5679, 31

-Moses Jacob Ezekiel, 5678,227


ORGANIZATIONSCommunal organization of the

Jews in the United States, byH. S. Linfield, 5690, 99

Jewish community organiza-tion in the United States, byMaurice J. Karpf, 5698, 47

Jewish representative bodies (incountries abroad, alphabeti-cally by country), 5661, 507.

Jewish women's organizations inthe United States, by Re-bekah Kohut, 5692, 165

Statistical summary by states,5662, 126

Summary of Jewish organiza-tions in the United States,by C. S. Bernheimer, 5661,496

See also Directory of JewishOrganizations; under nameof organization

PALESTINEAmerican Jews and the HebrewUniversity, by Samuel B.Finkel, 5698, 193Hebrew University in Jerusalem,by Joseph Klausner, 5698, 179.Jewish battalions and the Pal-

estine campaign, by JoshuaH. Neumann, 5680, 120

Jewish population of Palestine—Census of 1931, 5694, 272.

One hundred available bookson Palestine, 5666, 153

Palestine — Census of 1922,5685, 584

Palestine Royal CommissionReport, text of official sum-mary, 5698, 503

Recent Jewish progress in Pal-estine, by Henrietta Szold,5676, 27

See also IMMIGRATION

Palestine Royal CommissionText of official summary of its

report (Appendix to Reviewof the Year), 5698, 503

PASSPORTSAmerican passport in Russia,

by Cyrus Adler, 5665, 283The passport question, by

Herbert Friedenwald, 5672,19; 5673, 196

The passport question in Con-gress, by Herbert Frieden-wald, 5670, 21

PEACE CONFERENCEPeace Conference and rights of

minorities, 5680, 156; 5681,101

Periodicals. List of Jewish per-iodicals appearing in the UnitedStates, 5660 to date

P H I L A N T H R O P Y , see alsoBEQUESTS AND GIFTS; FED-ERATIONS; HOMES FORAGED; HOMES FOR CHIL-DREN; HOSPITALS

Philipson, David, Hyman GersonEnelow, 5695, 23

Phillips, N. Taylor, ReverendGershom Mendez Seixas, 5665,40

POGROMSFrom Kishineff to Bialystok; a

table of pogroms from 1903to 1906, [compiled by CyrusAdler], 5667, 34

Voice of America on Kishineff,[compiled by Cyrus Adler],5665, 378

Pool, David de Sola, Henry PereiraMendes, a biographical sketch,5699, 41

Levantine Jews in the UnitedStates, 5674, 207

Nathan Straus, 5692, 135Popper, William, One hundred

available books in English onPalestine, 5666, 153


POPULATION, see STATIS-TICS

Portraits of early American Jews,by Hannah R. London, 5684,147

PRAYERSKol Nidre, by Israel Davidson,

5684, 180Presidential electors, Jewish, 5670,

145

PRISONSJewish inmates of the State

prisons in the United States,1920-1929, by H. S. Linfield,5692, 203. Supplement: Jew-ish prisoners in foreign coun-tries, 5692, 209

Professional tendencies amongJewish students in colleges,universities, and professionalschools, Memoir of the Bureauof Jewish Social Research, 5681,383

Rabbinical Seminaries (abroad,by countries), 5661, 514

RABBISBiographical sketches of rabbis

and cantors, 5664, 40; 5665,214; 5666, 119

List of rabbis and instructors inJewish colleges, 5678, 367

Representative bodies, Jewish,5661, 567

Review of the Year, by HarrySchneiderman, 5689-5694; 5696(jointly with Melvin M. Fagen);5697 to date; preceded by Sur-vey of the Year

Rich, Louis, Adolph S. Ochs, 5696,27

RIGHTS, JEWISH, see MIN-ORITIES, PEACE CONFER-ENCE

RITUAL MURDERBeilis affair, 5675, 19

Robinson, Leonard G., Agriculturalactivities of the Jews in Amer-ica, 5673, 21

Rosenau, William, Henry Berko-witz, 5685, 448

Rosendale, Simon Wolfe, by G.Herbert Cone, 5698, 25

Rosenwald, Julius, by Pauline K.Angell, 5693, 141

ROUMANIARoumanian Jews in America,

by D. M. Hermalin, 5662, 88.The Jews of Roumania, from

the earliest times to the pres-ent day, by E. Schwarzfeld,5662, 25

The situation of the Jews inRoumania since the Treatyof Berlin (1878), by E.Schwarzfeld, 5662, 63

RUSSIA, see UNION OF SO-CIALIST SOVIET REPUB-LICS

Sandier g, Harry 0., Jews of LatinAmerica, 5678, 35

Schechter, Solomon, a biograph-ical sketch, by Cyrus Adler,5677, 25

Schiff, Jacob Henry, a biograph-ical sketch, by Cyrus Adler,5682, 21

Schneiderman, Harry, [Editor],Year Book, 5680 to date

Israel Zangwill, a biograph-ical sketch, 5688, 121

Jewish war relief work, 5678,194

Julius Kahn, 5686, 238Review of the Year, 5689-

5694; 5696 (jointly with MelvinM. Fagen); 5697 to date

Schwartz, S. V., Emil GustaveHirsch, 5686, 230


Schwarzfeld, E., Jews of Rou-mania, from the earliest timesto the present day, 5662, 25

The situation of the Jews inRoumania since the Treaty ofBerlin (1878), 5662, 63

Scixas, Gershom Mendez, by N.Taylor Phillips, 5665, 40

Selekman, B. M., Federation inthe changing American scene,5695, 65

Selling, Ben, by H. J. Berkowitz,5692, 155

SEMINARIESRabbinical seminaries [abroad

by countries], 5661, 514SERBIA

Jews of Serbia, by I. Alcalay,5679, 75

SHEHITAHJewish method of slaying ani-

mals, by Moses Hyamson,5684, 163

Simon, Leon, Ahad Ha-Am, 5689,87

Sketch of the history of the Jewsin the United States, 5663, 63.

SOCIAL RESEARCHJewish social research in United

States, by Hyman Kaplan,5681, 31

See also Communal Organi-zation; Statistics

Soldiers and sailors, Jewish, whoserved in the Spanish-AmericanWar, List of, 5661, 525

Soltes, Mordecai, The Yiddishpress—an Americanizing agen-cy, 5685, 165

SPANISH-AMERICAN WARPreliminary List of Jewish

soldiers and sailors, 5661, 525.

State and Municipal offices, seeElections

Statistical summary by state [Jew-ish organizations in the UnitedStates), 5662, 126

STATISTICS,IMMIGRATION

Argentine (In Statistics ofJews), 5683 to dale

Brazil (In Statistics of Jews),5691 to dale

Canada (In Statistics ofJews), 5674; 5676 to date

Cuba (In Statistics of Jews),5692 to date

Palestine (In Statistics ofJews), 5683 to date

Union of South Africa (InStatistics of Jews), 5694to date

United States (In Statisticsof Jews), 5660 to date

Uruguay (In Statistics ofJews), 5692 to dale

POPULATIONStatistics of Jews (formerly

called Jewish Statistics),• 5660 to date

British Empire (In Statisticsof Jews), 5683, 304; 5684,332; 5685, 568; 5686, 375;5687, 389

Danzig, Free City of—Censusof 1923 and 1924, (Supple-ment A to Statistics ofJews), 5691, 249

France and possessions (InStatistics of Jews), 5683,305; 5684, 333; 5685, 569;5686, 376; 5687, 390

Germany—Census of 1925(Supplement B to Statisticsof Jews), 5691, 252

Hungary—Census of 1920(appendix to Statistics ofJews), 5688, 265


Occupation of the Jews ofHungary (Appendix C to Sta-tistics of Jews), 5691, 258Irish Free State—Census of

1926 (Supplement D to Sta-tistics of Jews), 5691, 263.

Latvia—Census of 1925 (Sup-plement E to Statistics ofJews), 5691, 266

Lithuania—Census of 1923(Supplement F to Statisticsof Jews), 5691, 276

Luxemburg—Census of 1927(Supplement B to Statisticsof Jews), 5692, 323

New Zealand—Census of 1926(In Supplement B to Statis-tics of Jews), 5692, 325

Palestine—Census of 1931(Supplement to Statisticsof Jews), 5694, 272Census of 1922, 5685, 584

Russia (U. S. S. R.) (In Sta-tistics of Jews), 5683, 306;5684, 333; 5685, 569; 5686,377Census of 1926 (Supplement

A to Statistics of Jews), 5692,305Turkey—Census of 1927 (In

Supplement B to Statisticsof Jews), 5692, 329

Union of South Africa—Census of 1921 (SupplementC to Statistics of Jews),5686, 390Census of 1926 (In Supple-

ment B to Statistics ofJews), 5692, 333United States, see UNITED

STATES—StatisticsVenezuela—Census of 1926

(In Supplement B to Statis-tics of Jews), 5692, 338

The World (In Statistics ofJews), 5660 to date

PrisonsJewish inmates of the state

prisons of the United States,1920-1929, by H. S. Linfield,5692, 203. Supplement: Jew-ish prisoners in foreign coun-tries, 5692, 209

See also COLLEGES; CONGRE-GATIONS; Wars

Stern, Horace, The Synagogue andJewish communal activities,5694, 157

Stern, Simon Adler, [tribute to],by Felix N. Gerson, 5665, 409.

Straus, Nathan, by David de SolaPool, 5692, 135

Straus, Oscar S., a biographicalsketch, by Cyrus Adler, 5688,145

Suhberger, Cyrus L., The Year,5665, 19

Sulzbcrger, Cyrus L., by MorrisD. Waldman, 5694, 145

Sidzberger, Mayer, Joseph Jacobs,5677, 68

Sulzberger, Mayer, address ofLouis Marshall, 5685, 373

Summary of Jewish organizationsin the United States, by CharlesS. Bernheimer, 5661, 496

Sunday laws of the United States,by Albert M. Friedenberg, 5669,152

Sunrise and Sunset in sixnorthern latitudes, 5667 lodate

Survey of the year, by H. S.Linfield, 5683-5688; followed byReview of the Year. For pre-ceding years, see Events

Syllabus of Jewish history, 5666,163

SYNAGOGUESArchitecture of the Synagogue,

by William G. Tachau, .155.


The Synagogues and Jewishcommunal activities, byHorace Stern, 5694, 157

See also Congregations.Synagogues and Homes of

Societies dedicated, 5661-5673; for entries in subse-quent volumes, see Events

Szold, Henrietta, [Editor], YearBook, 5667; 5668; (in collabora-tion with Cyrus Adler) 5665;5666

Recent Jewish progress inPalestine, 5676, 27

The Year, 5661, 14Tachau, William G., Architecture

of the synagogue, 5687, 155Teller, Chester Jacob, The Jewish

Welfare Board, 5679, 88Treaty of Berlin (1878), see ROU-

MANIA

TURKEYJews of Turkey—Census of

1927, 5692, 329Twenty-five years of Jewish edu-

cation in the United States,by Israel Chipkin, 5697, 27

UNION OF S O C I A L I S TS O V I E T R E P U B L I C SAmerican passport in Russia,

by Cyrus Adler, 5665, 283Jews of Russia (U. S. S. R.)—

Census of 1926, 5692, 305The passport question, by

Herbert Friedenwald, 5672,19; 5673, 196

The passport question in Con-gress, by Herbert Frieden-wald, 5670, 21

See also POGROMS

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICAJews of the Union of South

Africa—Census of 1926, 5692,333

UNITED STATESHistory

American Jews in the WorldWar, by Julian Leavitt, 5680,141

Jews of America, 1654-1787, byAlbert M. Friedenberg, 5687,193

Jews of the United States, byAbram S. Isaacs, 5660, 14

Sketch of the history of the Jewsin the United States, 5663,63

See also The Year; Events, fol-lowed by Survey of theYear, later called Review ofthe Year

StatisticsCommunal organization of the

Jews in the United States,1927, by H. S. Linfield, 5690,99

Jewish Congregations in theUnited States, by H. S.Linfield, 5689, 199

Jewish population in the UnitedStates (In Statistics ofJews), 5660 to date

Jewish population of Mary-land, by George E. Barnett,5663, 46

Jewish population in the UnitedStates—Census 1917, 5678,421

Jewish population in the UnitedStates, 1927, by H. S. Linfield,5689, 101

Jewish population of the UnitedStates, Memoir of the Bureauof Jewish Statistics, by JosephJacob, 5675, 339

Jewish population of the UnitedStates, by S. D. Oppenheim,5679, 31

Statistical summary by states(of data gathered in April-May 1900 regarding Jewish


communal activity), 5662,126

Statistics of Jews and Jewishorganizations in the UnitedStates; a historical review ofthe censuses, 1850-1937,5699, 61

VENEZUELAJews of Venezuela—Census of

1926, 5692, 338Waldman, Morris D., Cyrus L.

Sulzberger, 5694, 145Warburg, Felix Mforitz], by Cyrus

Adler, 5699, 23WARS

American Jews in the WorldWar, by Julian Leavitt, 5680,141

Balkan Wars and the Jews,5674, 188

Collection of Jewish war sta-tistics, by Julian Leavitt,

V'5679, 103Jewish battalions and the Pal-

estine campaign, by JoshuaH. Neumann, 5680, 120

Jewish war relief work, [byHarry Schneiderman], 5678,194

Participation of the Jews ofFrance in the Great War, byCaptain Sylvain Halff, 5680,31

Preliminary list of Jewishsoldiers and sailors who serv-ed in the Spanish-AmericanWar, 5661, 525

Story of British Jewry in theWar, by Rev. Michael Adler5680, 98

See also ARMY AND NAVY;PEACE CONFERENCE

Weyl, Julius S,, a biographicalappreciation, by David J.Gaiter, 5697, 21

Wolf, Edwin, by Simon Miller,5696, 55

Wolf, Simon, Biographical sketchof Commodore Uriah P. Levy,

5663, 42Wolf, Simon, by Max J. Kohler,

5685, 404Wolff, Martin, Jews of Canada,

5686, 154WOMEN

Jewish women's organization inthe United States, by Re-bekah Kohut, 5692, 165

YIDDISHYiddish press, an American-

izing agency, by MordecaiSoltes, 5685,' 165

Year, the, [articles reviewing thesituation of the Jews of theworld, written by various auth-ors, appear in] 5661-5670

Yiddish press—an Americanizingagency, by M. Soltes, 5685, 165

YOM KIPPUR• Kol Nidre, by Israel Davidson

5684, 180Zangwill, Israel, a biographical

sketch, by Harry Schneider-man, 5688, 121

Zeitlin, Solomon, Maimonides,5696, 61

ZIONISTSFifth international congress of

Zionists, 5663, 78

CALENDARS

ABRIDGED CALENDARS FOR 5698-5700

Jewish

Month and Date

Tishrl

HeshvanKislcv

Tebet

ShebatAdarAdar ShenI

Nisan

lyar

Si van

Tammuz

Ab

Elul

13

10152223

11

25

1

10

1

11

1314

115

118

16

117

19

1

Festivals, etc.

New YearFast of Gedaliah

Day of AtonementTabernacles

Eighth Day of the FeastRejoicing of the Law

New MoonNew MoonHaoukkah

New Moon

Fast of Tebet

New MoonNew MoonNew Moon

Fast of EstherPuriro

New MoonPassover

New MoonThirty-third Day of 'Omer

New MoonFeast of Weeks

New MoonFast of Tammus

New MoonFast of Ab

New MOOD

103n'mn—5698

1937-1938

Sept. 6Sept. 8Sept. 15Sept. 20Sept. 27Sept. 28

•Oct. 6•Nov. 5Nov 29

•Dec. 5

Dec. 141938

Jan. 3•Feb. 2

"Mar. 4Mar. 16Mar. 17

Apr. 2Apr. 16

'May 2May 19

May 31June 5

•June 30fJuly IB

July 29fAus. 6

"Aug. 28

MWWMMTWF

M

S

T

MW

FVVTh

SaSa

MTh

TS

ThSa

FSa

S

anaB'mn— )699

1938—1939

Sept. 26Sept. 28Oct. 5Oct. 10Oct. 17Oct. 18

*Oct. 26Nov. 24Dec. 18

Dec. 231939

Jan. I

Jan. 21*Feb. 20

**Mar. 4Mar. 5

Mar. 21Apr. 4

*Apr. 20May 7

May 19May 24

"June 18July 4

July 17July 25

*Aug. 10

MWWMMTWThS

F

S

SaM

SaS

TT

ThS

FW

ST

MT

W

ats>nE>"n— 5700

1939-1940

Sept. 14*Sept. 16

Sept. 23Sept. 28Oct. 5Oct. 6

*Oct. 14*Nov. 13

Dec. 7

*Dec. 13

Dec. 2?1940

Jan. 11*Feb. 10

*Mar. 11**Mar. 23

Mar. 24

Apr. 9Apr. 23

*May 9May 26

June 7June 12

*July 7July 23

Aug. 5Aug. 13

*Sept. 4

TbSaSaThThFSaMTh

W

F

ThSa

MSaS

TT

ThS

FW

ST

MT

W

"Second day of New Moon.tFasfc observed on following Sunday.*• Fast olwerved on previous Thursday.

ABRIDGED CALENDARS FOR 5701-5703

Jewish

Mooth and Date

Tishrt

HeshvanEislev

Tebet

ShebatAdarAdar Sheni

Nisan

lyar

SivaD

Tammuz

Ab

Elul

13

10152223

11

25

1

10

111

1314

115

118

16

117

19

1

Festivals, etc.

New YearFast of Gcdah'ah

Day of AtonementTabernacles

Eighth Day of the FeastRejoicing of the Law

New MoonNew MOOD

Hanukkab

New Moon

Fast of Tebet

New MoonNew MoonNew Moon

Fast of EstherPurim

New MoonPassover

New MoonThirty-third Day of 'Omer

New MoonFeast of Weeks

New MoonFast of Tammua

New MoonFast of Ab

New MOOD

an701

1940-1941

Oct. 3tOet. 5

Oct. 12Oct. 17Oct. 24Oct. 25

*Nov. 2Dec. 1Dec. 25

*Dec. 311941

Jan. 9

Jan. 29*Feb. 28

Mar. 12Mar. 13

Mar. 29Apr. 12

*Apr. 28May 15

May 27June 1

•June 26tJuly 12

July 25tAug. 2

•Aug. 24

ThSaSaThTbFSaSW

T

Tb

WF

WTh

SaSa

MTh

TS

ThSa

FSa

S

a ' t fn -5702

1941-1942

Sept. 22Sept. 24Oct. 1Oct. 6Oct. 13Oct. 14

*Oct. 22*Nov. 21

Dec. 15

*Dec. 21

Dec. 301942

Jan. 19*Feb. 18

Mar. 2Mar. 3

Mar. 19Apr. 2

*Apr. 18May 5

May 17May 22

"June 16July 2

July 15July 23

*Aug. 14

MWWMMTWFM

S

T

MW

MT

ThTh

SaT

SF

TTh

WTh

F

ant3"!!)n—5703

1942-1943

Sept. 12Sept. 14Sept. 21Sept. 26Oct. 3Oct. 4

*Oct. 12Nov. 10Dec. 4

Dec. 9

Dec. 181943

Jan. 7*Feb. 8*Mar. 8

**Mar. 20Mar. 21

Apr. 6Apr. 20

*May 6May 23

June 4June 9

*July 4July 20

Aug. 2Aug. 10

*Sept. 1

SaMM

'SaSaSMTF

W

T

ThSaMSaS

TT

ThS

FW

ST

MT

W

*Second day of New Moon.fFaat ofcaerped on following Sunday."Fast observed on previous Thursday

5699is called 699 (D'^in) according to the short system

It is a defective common year of 12 months, 50 Sabbaths,

353 days, beginning on Monday, the second day of the

week, and having the first day of Passover on Tuesday,

the third day of the week; therefore, its sign is 3m, i. e.

a for the second, n for defective (mon) and 3 for the third.

It is the eighteenth year of the 300th lunar cycle of 19

years, and the fifteenth year of the 204th solar cycle of

28 years, since Creation.

1938, Sept. 26-Oct. 25] TISHRI 30 DAYS p-|tt»n 5699

CivilMonth

Sept.

2627282930Out.

123456789

10111213141516171819202122232425

Dayof theWeek

MTWThFSSMTWThFS

sMTWThFSSMTWThFS

sMT

JewishMonth

TiBhri

123456789

101112131415161718192021222324252627282930

SABBATHS, FESTI-VALS, FASTS

New Year rTOH If K m 'N

New Year fWH BNTI '3

rrbna mxFast of Gedallah

raw natu .-^'l

TIDD 01'Day of Atonement

vim

tabernacles 1TDDT '«

Tabernacles JTDD1 '3

Eighth Day of the Feastmm nrratp

Rejoicing of the Law

t'nn 'aoi .rrwra

New Moon P i n W T I 'K

PENTATEUCHALPORTIONS

nvEns

/Gen. 21INum. 29: l-oIGen. 22(Num. 29: 1-6Ex. 32: 11-14; 34: 1-

10

Deut. 31

(Lev. 16JNum. 29: 7-11[Afternoon: Lev. 18

Deut. 32

(

(Lev. 22: 26-23: 44Num. 29: 12-16Lev. 22: 26-23: 44Num. 29: 12-16Num. 29: 17-25Stph. 29:17-23Num. 29: 20-28Stph. 29: 20-25Num. 29: 23-31Stph. 29: 23-28Ex. 33: 12-34: 26Num. 29: 26-31Num. 29: 26-34Stph. 29: 29-34Deut. 14: 22-16: 17Num. 29: 35-30: 1Dcut. 33: 1-34: 12Gen. 1: 1-2: 3Num. 29: 35-30: 1

3en. 1: 1-6:8

Num. 28: 1-15

PROPHETICALPORTIONS

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i

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1

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Sam. 1: 1-2: 10er. 31: 2-20

Is. 55:6-56:8Seph. none

Hos. 14: 2-10, Joel 2:15-17, 27;

Seph. Hos. 14: 2-10,Micah 7: 18-20

Is. 57: 14-58: 14Afttrnoon: JonahSeph. add Micah 7:

18-20

I Sam. 22

Zcch. 14

I Kings 8: 2-21

Ezek. 38: 18-39: 16

I Kings 8: S4-66

/Josh. 1\Seph. 1: 1-9

[Is. 42: 5-43: 10\Stph. 42t 5-11; 61:10;( 62:5

*The Book of Ecclesiastes is read.s

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Num. 28: 1-15

Gen. 6:9-11:32

Gen. 12: 1-17:27

Gen. 18: 1-22: 24

Gen. 23: 1-25: 18

PROPHETICALPORTIONS

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/ Is. 54: 1-55:5\ Seph. 54: 1-10

Is. 40:27-41: 16

/II Kings 4: 1-37[Seph. 4: 1-23

I Kings 1: 1-31

1938, No\

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i'nn'3D)3»'i/Hanukkah, POUTI(Feast of Dedication

29 DAYS


Num. 28: 1-15

Gen. 25: 19-28: 9

Gen 28: 10-32: 3

Gen. 32: 4-36: 43

Gen. 37:1-40: 23(Num 7: 1-17\Sepk. 6: 22-7: 17(Num. 7: 18-29\Seph. 7: 18-23(Num. 7: 24-35\Siph. 7: 24-29'.Num. 7:30-41ISeph. 7: 30-35Num. 7: 36-47

jSeph. 7:36-41

ti^DD 5699

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Mai. 1: 1-2:7

Hos. 12: 13-14: 10 or11: 7-12: 12, or 11:7-14: 10

Siph 11: 7-12: 12

Hoa. 12:13-14: 10 or11: 7-12: 12 or

Obad. 1:1-21{Siph. Obad. 1: 1-21

Amos 2: 6-3: 8

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ypoEighth Day of

Hanukkab

EOT

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'ITl

Cnn 'ani nia»

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PENTATEUCH \LPORTION S

Num. 28: 1-15; 7:42-53

/Gen. 41:1-44: 17\ Num. 7: 48-53

Num. 7: 54-8:4

Gen. 44: 18-47: 27

Ex. 32: 11-14; 34: 1-10

Gen. 47: 28-50: 26

Ex. 1: 1-6: 1

PROPHETICALPORTIONS

Zech. 2: 14-4: 7

Eiek. 37: 15-28

/Is. 55:6-56:8[Seph. none

I Kings 2: 1-12

(Is. 27: 6-28: 13; 29:< 22, 23[Scph. Jer. 1: 1-2:3

1939, Jan

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21—Feb. 19] SHEBAT 30 DAYS

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/Ex. 6: 2-9: 35\Num. 28: 9-15

Ex. 10: 1-13: 16

Ex. 13: 17-17: 16

Ex. 18: 1-20: 23

Ex. 21: 1-24; IS; 30:11-16

Num. 28: 1-15

[EOt£> 5699

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Is. 66

Jer. 46: 13-28

(Judges 4: 4-5: 31\Seph. 5: 1-31

/Is. 6: 1-7: 6; 9: 5, 6\Seph 6: 1-13

/II Kings 12: 1-17\Seph. 11: 17-12: 17

1939, Feb. 20—Mar. 20] ADAR 29 DAYS m « 5699

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Feb.

202122232425262728Mar.

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JewishMonth

Adar

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New Moon VT\n 'TI '3

nann

-inDK mxFast of Esther

Tor 'B ,mxnD'TIB

Purira, Feast of Esther*DH1S ]VW

Shushan Purlin

m s 'B ,«»n '3

cnn'aoi 'Tips ,^np'i\tsnnn 'B'


mr\BNum. 28: 1-15

Ex 25: 1-27: 19

Ex. 32: 11-14; 34:1-10

/Ex. 27: 20-30: 10\Deut. 25: 17-19

Ex. 17: 8-16

[Ex. 30: 11-34: 35(Num. 19

Ex. 35: 1-40: 38; 12:1-20

PROPHETICALPORTIONS

rmBon

I Kings 5: 26-6: 13

f Is. 55: 6-56: 8\ Seph. none

/I Sam. 15: 2-34\Sepk. 15: 1-34

/Ezek. 36: 16-38\Sepk. 36: 16-36

fEzek. 45: 16-46: 18 ;\Seph. 45: 18-46: 15 '

*The Book of Esther is read.10

1939, Mar. 21—Apr. 19] NISAN 30 DAYS []D'3 5699

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Mar.

2122232425262728293031Apr.

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New Moon Win PiO

^rnn rav ,ix

Passover nDBT '»

Passover flDBT '2

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nvtms

Num. 28: 1-15

Lev. 1: 1-5: 26

Lev. 6: 1-8: 36

Ex. 12: 21-51Num. 28: 16-25Lev. 22: 26-23:44Num. 28: 16-25Ex. 13:1-16Num. 28: 19-25Ex. 22: 24-23: 19Num. 28: 19-25Ex. 33: 12-34: 26Num. 28: 19-25Num. 9: 1-14Num. 28: 19-25Ex. 13:17-15: 26Num. 28: 19-25Deut. 15: 19-16: 17Num. 28: 19-25

Lev. 9: 1-11: 47

Num. 28: 1-15

PROPHETICALPORTIONS

m-iBBn

Is. 43: 21-44: 23

/Mai. 3: 4-24 orill Kings 7: 3-20[Seph. Mai. 3: 4-24

[Josh. 3: 5-7; 5: 2-6,

1 Sefh. 5: 2-6: 2II Kings 23: 1 {or 4)-9:

21-25

(Ezefc 36: 37-37: 14\Stph. 37: 1-14

II Sam. 22

Is. 10: 32-12: 6

ill Sam. 6: 1-7: 17\Seph. 6: 1-19

*The Song of Songs is read.11

1939

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2021222324252627282930Mayi—

1

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rnvmaNum. 28: 1-15

Lev. 12: 1-15: 33

Lev. lfi: 1-20:27

Lev. 21: 1-24: 23

Lev. 25: 1-27: 34

PROPHETICALPORTIONS

nnusn

II Kings 7: 3-20

Amos 9: 7-15; or Ezek.

Ezek. 20:2(orl)-20'

Ezek. 44: 15-31

Jer. 16: 19-17:14

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Num. 28:1-15

Num.1: 1-4: 20

(Ex. 19: 1-20: 23INum. 28: 26-31/Deut. 14: 22-16: 17\Num. 28: 2

1939, June 18—July 16] TAMMUZ 29 DAYS [TlDn 5699

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Num. 28: 1-15

Num 19:1-22:1

Num.22: 2-25: 9

Ex. 32: 11-14; 34: 1-10

Num. 25: 10-30: 1

Num. 30: 2-36: 13

PROPHETICALPORTIONSnntjsn

Judges 11: 1-33

Micah 5: 6-6: 8

(Is. 55:6-56:8\Seph. none

Jcr. 1:1-2:3

fjer. 2: 4-28; 8: 4\Seph. 2: 4-28; 4: 1,2

14

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Num. 28: 1-15

Deut. 1:1-3: 22

(Deut. 4: 25-40{Afternoon:I Ex. 32: 11-14; 34:

1-10

Deut. 3: 23-7: 11

Deut. 7: 12-11: 25

Deut. 11: 26-16: 17

Num. 28: 1-15

PROPHETICALPORTIONS

nntasn

Is. 1: 1-27

Morning:Jer. 8: 13-9: 23Afternoon:Is. 55:6-56:8Sefh. Has. 14: 2-10;

Micah 7: 18-20

Is. 40: 1-26

Is. 49: 14-51: 3

Is. 54: 11-55:5

*The Book of Lamentations is read.15

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Deut. 16: 18-21:9

Deut. 21: 10-25: 19

Deut. 26: 1-29: 8

Deut. 29:9-31:30

PROPHETICALPORTIONS

Is. 51:12-52: 12

Is. 54: 1-10

18.60

Is. 61: 10-63: 9

•The Sephardim say Selihot during the whole month of Elul.16

TIME OF SUNRISE AND SUNSETIN SIX NORTHERN LATITUDES

TIME

Day of

Month

Jan. 11020

Feb. 11020

Mch. 11020

Apl. 11020

May 11020

June 11020

July 11020

Aug. 11020

Sept. 11020

Oct. 11020

Nov. 11020

Dec. 11020

OF SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN

Lat. 44" North(For Maine, Nova Scotia,Northern New York, Michi-gan Wisconsin, Minnesota,North and South Dakota,Montana, Washington,Northern Oregon, NorthernIdaho'

o !

5.526.515.475.395.295.155.014.434.264.003.413.192.522.362.161.551.471.441.552.122.272.463.063.233.103.554.074.224.354.455.005.105.206.325.395.45

Portland, Me.

1i

7.377.367.307.197.076.526.376.216.035.405.245.074.494.374.264.174.141.141.181.244.324.464.575.075.226.335.455.586.096.226.386.517.047.177.277.34

CO

4.314.404.535.095.225.365.186.006.126.276.396.517.057.157.267.387.447.497.497.467.397.267.146.586.376.206.015.416.255.071.491.381.281.21.20.23

is

6.166.256.356.497.017.127.247.377.498.078.218.399.019.149.37

10.0010.1210.1810.109.589.149.259.038.418.207.597.397.166.596.436.286.186.126.076.086.09

Six NORTHERN LATITUDES*

Lat. 42° North(For Massachusetts, NewHampshire. Vermont, Cen-tral New York, SouthernMichigan. Wisconsin, North-ern Iowa. Wyoming, South-ern Idaho, Southern Oregon)

= 3

Jl5.485.485.485.385.295.175.024.484.304.083.493.293.072.532.352.172.112.082.122.232.372.553.123.273.443.554.074.231.331.411.585.075.185.295.375.43

Bostoi

11

7.307.297.247.147.046.506.356.216.035.435.275.111.544.144.364.254.224.231.264.324.404.525.015.115.215.315.445.566.066.186.336.446.577.107.197.26

, Mass.

14.384.464.585.115.265.385.506.016.126.266.356.456.597.087.187.297.357.397.407.387.327.207.096.556.366.216.045.435.295.134.554.414.354.294.284.30

13

6.206.286.366.506.597.127.237.347.468.018.138.288.479.029.189.379.479.539.549.149.359.178.598.398.167.597.387.177.006.456.306.216.146.096.086.11

Lat. 10° North(For Southern New York,Connecticut, Rhode Island,Pennsylvaniaj New Jersey,Northern Ohio, Indiana, Il-linois. Southern Iowa, Ne-braska, Northern Colorado,Utah, Nevada, California)

g |

5.165.465.455.375.296.175.034.494.334.123.543.363.163.022.462.322.272.252.282.382.503.063.193.343.504.004.124.254.354.454.575.095.175.275.355.41

New 1 ork CityChimgo, III.

o

7.257.257.197.107.016.486.356.216.015.155.285.131.594.504.394.314.284.294.314.374.444.565.055.155.275.365.455.566.056.156.296.106.537.057.147.20

I1

4.434.515.035.185.295.405.516.016.116.246.336.436.557.047.147.247.297.347.357.337.277.167.066.536.336.196.025.435.315.164.594.494.391.344.334.36

If| B

6.226.296.386.517.007.127.227.327.447.568.088.218.328.459.009.239.329.399.379.319.219.068.508.338.107.547.367.196.586.436.316.216.156.116.115.14

•Adapted by permission, from Tha Jewish Encyclopedia, Vol. XI18

TIME OF SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN SIX NORTHERN LATITUDES*

Day of

Month

Jan. 11020

Feb. 11020

Mch. 11020

Apl. 11020

May 11020

June 11020

July 11020

Aug. 11020

Sept. 11020

Oct. 11020

NOT. 11020

Dec. 11020

Lat. 380-36° North(For DistrictDelaginia

of Columbia.ware, Maryland, Vir-West Virginia, South-

ern Ohio, Southern IndianaSouthern Illinois, NorthernMiss >un, Kansas,Colorado CentralCentral Nebraska,California)

Centra:Utah,

Central

Washington, D. C.

I!5.435.455.435.365.275.165.044.504.354.153.583.403.223.082.542.412.362.352.392.472.583.143.263.403.544.014.164.274.364.464.575.055.145.255.335.38

Norfolk, Va.

Sunr

ise

7.197.197.147.066.576.466.336.206.055.465.315.175.024.534.444.364.344.344.374.434.515.005.085.185.295.375.455.566.046.146.296.406.536.597.087.14

Suns

et

4.494.575.085.225.315.425.526.016.116.226.306.406.527.007.097.187.237.287.197.277.217.127.026.496.316.186.025.435.315.165.014.524.444.404.384.40

1 T

wili

ght

| E

nds

6.256.316.396.527.027.117.217.317.417.538.058.168.328.459.009.139.219.269.279.229.128.588.448.288.067.517.327.136.586.456.316.236.186.136.146.17

Lat. 34°-32° North(For South Carolina, North-em Georgia, Alabama, Mis-sissippi, Louisiana, Texas,Southern New Mexico, Ari-zona, California)

Savannah, Ga.Charleston. S. C

Daw

nB

egin

s

5.355.375.375.315.255.165.074.554.414.254.133.573.433.323.223.133.113.103.133.193.273.393.473.574.084.154.234.324.374.454.546.015.095.175.235.29

Sunr

ise

7.037.037.016.566.486.386.286.196.055.495.375.255.135.054.594.534.524.524.555.005.055.135.195.265.355.405.475.546.006.076.166.256.356.446.516.67

Suns

et

5.055.135.205.325.415.506.576.046.116.206.266.336.416.486.547.017.057.107.117.107.076.586.496.396.256.146.015.455.355.235.115.034.574.554.554.58

gl6.336.396.476.577.047.117.197.267.357.437.508.008.118.208.318.418.478.528.538.518.458.338.228.087.527.397.237.086.576.456.346.276.236.216.246.28

Lat. 30°-28° North(For Florida, Southern Geor-gia, AlabamLouisiana. T

Daw

nB

egin

s

5.305.335.325.295.225.155.074.564.434.294.184.043.513.413.333.243.223.223.253.303.383.483.564.044.144.194.274.344.394.444.536.005.065.135.215.26

a, Missxas)

Pensacola, FlaNew Orleans, Li

I6.576.586.566.516.436.366.266.166.055.505.395.295.175.115.055.004.594.595.015.055.115.195.245.295.375.425.475.535.596.066.146.216.296.386.466.52

Suns

et

5.115.185.255.375.455.525.596.056.126.196.246.306.376.446.506.556.597.047.057.037.006.536.456.366.236.126.015.465.365.255.145.085.015.005.015.04

dssippi,

6.386.426.516.567.057.127.197.257.337.397.457.548.028.138.228.318.378.408.418.388.338.248.138.007.467.357.227.066.566.466.356.306.266.256.276.29

'Adapted, by permission, from The Jewish Encyclopedia, Vol. XI19

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EX LIBRISEX LIBRIS IRVING BEBKEIHAMMEM The American Jewish Year Book 5699 September 26, 1938 to September 13, 1939 Volume 40 Edited by HARRY SCHNEIDERMAN for THE AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE