The B'nai B'rith magazine · 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 381

M DAVID A. BROWN has prospered. He is world-famous. He has been awarded the Zeta Beta Tau medal for service to his people. But he has not forgotten that at the age of six he was a newsboy. He is one of the supporters of the Newsboys' Home, New York, and once a year, as seen above he joins the camaraderie of news vendors to promote their interests. International Newsreel Photo. /N THE picture above may be seen the crowd that attended the corner-stone laying ceremony of the Yeshiva College, New York. Photo. ACAKE bearing 107 candles was on the table at a party celebrating the birthday of Moses Schultz in the Hebrew Home for the Aged, New York, recently. Of the two gentlemen standing, Mr. Schultz is the one at the left. The other is Rabbi Jacob Goldberg, 92. M mm IH BP :ii :W$. JEWS from all over the State of Texas attended the dedication of Rabbi Ephraim Frisch's Temple Beth-El in San Antonio last month. The new temple is pictured above. TWDflUH C~PHE above reproduction of the title-head of a Yiddish paper published by the Jewish refugees in Mexico City, is repeated from last month's issue of this magazine. The inscription in error stated that the .paper was issued by Jewish settlers in Havana. The cover of the Cuban - Yiddish magazine appears at the right. These papers, established so short a time after the Jews settled in Mexico and Cuba, are indications of the eagerness of Jewish immigrants to create instruments o f educationwhereever they might be. 381