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Hyman Gerson Enelow Papers
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A Finding Aid to theHyman Gerson Enelow PapersManuscript Collection No.
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The HYMAN GERSON ENELOW PAPERS were donated to the American Jewish Archives by Dr. Julius Mark of Temple Emanu-El in New York City, March 1952, and Mrs. Paul J. Basinger in March, 1966. The HYMAN GERSON ENELOW PAPERS are open to all users and available in the reading room of the American Jewish Archives. All literary rights to material authored by Hyman G. Enelow are held by the Enelow heirs. Literary rights to materials authored by others are held by the individual author or his/her heirs. Questions concerning literary or copyrights should be directed to the Director of the American Jewish Archives.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH 
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Hyman G. Enelow was born in Kovno, Lithuania, October 26, 1877, the son of Leopold and Matilda Marver Enelow. In 1893, his father emigrated to the United States and settled in Chicago, where he operated a small tobacco manufacturing business. At first, Enelow planned to remain in Europe in order to attend the University of Heidleberg. These plans changed and Enelow followed his father to Chicago a short time later. With the help of Rabbis Emil G. Hirsch and Joseph Stolz, both of whom were impressed by his mental abilities, Enelow was admitted to the University of Chicago. After attending the University of Chicago for two years, Enelow decided to attend Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati in order to study for the rabbinate. His superior academic skills, especially his knowledge of Hebrew, enabled him to be admitted to the Collegiate Department of the college in September, 1895. He was ordained by Isaac M. Wise in 1898. A year before, he received his B.A. degree from the University of Cincinnati. After his graduation, Enelow spent three years at Temple Israel in Paducah, Kentucky (1898-1901) and eleven years at the Congregation Adath Israel of Louisville, Kentucky before going to serve as rabbi at Temple Emanu-El in New York City (1912-1934). While at Temple Emanu-El, he found that his chief interest was in the education of his congregants. Besides taking an active role in the religious school, he expounded on the concept of education, both for adults as well as children. He was also a member of the Commission on Jewish Education of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations and Chairman of its Committee on Adult Education. Through these interests and his ability to instill his beliefs in others, he was instrumental in founding the Littauer Chair in Jewish Literature and Philosophy at Harvard University and the Nathan J. Miller Chair in Jewish History, Literature and Institutions at Columbia University. Dr. Enelow was president of the Kentucky State Conference of Charities and Correction and of the Conference of Social Workers at Louisville in 19101911. He was founder and member of the executive committee of the Federation of Jewish Chatities, Louisville, from 1908 to 1911. During World War 1, Enelow went to France as Overseas Commander and General Field Secretary of the Jewish Welfare Board. He was vice-president (1925-1927) and president (1927-1929) of the Central Conference of American Rabbis. He served as well on many committees of both the Central Conference of American Rabbis and the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. He was a member of the American Historical Society and the American Jewish Historical Society. Hyman G. Enelow was recognized early in his career as an exceptional scholar and writer. Among the many books which he wrote are: The Jewish Life (1915); The Synagogue in Modern Life (1916); The Faith of Israel (1917); The Varied Beauty of the Psalms (1917); The Allied Countries and the Jews (1918); A Jewish View of Jesus (1920); The Adequacy of Judaism (1920); and The Jew and the World (1921). His Selected Works were published in four volumes by F. Levy in 1935. He edited Israel ben Joseph Al-Nakawa's four volume work, the Menorath Hamaor and Kaufmann Kohler's Origins of the Synagogue and the Church (1929). On January 30, 1934, Dr. Enelow, who was scheduled to retire and become rabbi Emeritus of Temple Emanu-El, sailed for the Mediterranean aboard the ship Empress of Australia. While on board he had a heart attack and died Febrary 6. The body was returned via New York City for services in Chicago. Enelow, who never married, was buried in Chicago's Rosehill Cemetery on February 22, 1934.
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
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The HYMAN GERSON ENELOW PAPERS (1905-1933) consist of
materials pertaining to the activities of the Reform rabbi,
scholar, and-writer, Hyman G. Enelow. The collection includes
correspondence, minutes, sermons, notes, and miscellaneous
manuscript material which reflect his rabbinit activates during
the years from 1905 to 1933. The Papers are divided into three
series:
A. CORRESPONDENCE,
B. SERMONS
C. MISCELLANEOUS.
The CORRESPONDENCE series (1905-1933) consists of twenty-five
Hollinger boxes of letters and some minutes arranged
alphabetically by the name of the correspondent (person or
organization). Letters are arranged chronologically within each
folder. Among the important correspondents included in the
series are Louis Marshall, Jacob H. Schiff, and Stephen S. Wise.
Access to the more important subjects and individuals may be made
through the Box and Folder List and the Subject Tracings at the
end of the inventory.
The SERMONS series consists of ten boxes of Enelow sermons.
These sermons which are generally undated, span the years from
1897 to 1932. They have been divided into three segments. The
first, consisting of seven boxes, is arranged alphabetically by
the title of the semon. Of the remaining two segments, one has
illegible titles, while the other is untitled.
The third series, MISCELLANEOUS, consists of less than one
Hollinger box of manuscript and printed material (notes,
lectures, theses, newsclippings, addresses,and articles).
BOX AND FOLDER LISTING
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Box Folder Contents
SERIES A. CORRESPONDENCE
Note: The CORRESPONDENCE series is arranged alphabetically by
the name of the correspondent. Unless otherwise indicated,
folders contain correspondence. Access to topics and individuals
in this series may be made through the Subject Tracings at the
end of this inventory.
1 1 A, General.
2 Abrams, Samuel J.- 1924-1928.
3 Adler, Cyrus 1912-1932 [see also: Jewish Publication Society]
4 Adler, Eugene 1912-1922.
5 Adler, Julius Ochs 1921-1922.
6 Akademie fur die Wissenschaft des Judentums 1929-1932.
7 Alexander David 1917-1926.
8 Alliance Israelite Universelle 1915, 1921, 1925, 1929.
9 American Express Co. 1929-1932.
10 American Hebrew 1914-1932.
11 American Jewish Committee 1919-1932.
12 Asofsky, Isaac 1929-1932.
13 Ba, General.
14 Baer, Hortense 1921.
15 Badger, Richard G. 1917, 1921
16 Baerwald, Paul 1922-1927.
17 Baron, Salo W',-I-928-193Z
18 Baroway, Moses 1915-1925.
2 1 Be, General.
2 Beer, Julius (Mrs.) 1914-1924.
3 Behar, Nissim 1907, 1915, 1928-1930.
4 Benderly, Samson 1912-1930.
5 Berger, Sophia 1912-1920.
6 Berkowitz, Henry 1912-1927.
7 Berliner, Samuel 1927-1932.
8 Berlinsky, Garfield A. 1909-1911.
9 Bernheim, Henry J. 1923-1930.
10 Bernheimer, Charles S. 1912-1928.
11 Bernstein, Herman W. 1916-1929.
12 Bernstein, John L. 1920-1923.
13 Bernstein, Philip S. 1927-1928.
14 Bernstein, Samuel 1928-1932.
15 Bettan, Israel 1922-1928.
16 Bi, General.
17 Bibo, Hortense 1913-1915.
18 Biegeleisen, J. 1932-1933.
19 Billikopf, Jacob 1908-1931.
20 Binder, Abraham W. 1918-1931.
21 Binstock, Louis 1925-1932.
22 Bl, General.
23 Blau, Ludwig 1923-1932.
24 Bloch, Chaim 1922-1931.
25 Bloch, Joshua 1916-1931.
26 Bloch Publishing Co. 1910-1933.
27 Bloom, M.S. 1921-1923.
28 Blumenthal, Myron S. 1921-1932.
29 Blumenthal, Rose 1921-1931.
3 1 Bo, General.
2 Bogen Boris D. 1907-1928.
3 Bouche, Lillie B. 1912-1917.
4 Br, General.
5 Brecher, Hans 1927-1928.
6 Bressler, David M. 1914-1930.
7 Bu, General.
8 Bumpus, John and Edward 1926-1933.
9 C, General.
10 Cahn, Belle 1921-1932.
11 Calisch, Edward N. 1914, 1918-1928..
12 Carr, John Foster 1915-1919.
13 Carton, Rosa Fried 1915-1917.
14 Central Conference of American Rabbis 1907-1928.
[correspondence and minutes]
15 Chivers Book Binding Co. 1914-1933.
16 Churchman' 1926-1929.
17 Clay, Albert T. 1924-1925.
18 Clergy Club of New York and Neighborhood 1921-1932.
19 Clinchy, Everett R. 1929-1931.
20 Cochran, John L. 1930.
21 Cohen, General.
22 Cohen, Alfred M. 1922-1932.
23 Cohen, Boaz 1928-1931.
24 Cohen, George L, 1920-1924.
4 1 Cohen, Henry 1912, 1928-1929.
2 Cohen, Joseph Henry 1928-1931.
3 Cohen, Joseph L. 1914-1930.
4 Cohen, Simon R. 1912-1932.
5 Cohon, Samuel S. 1923-1930.
6 Coleman, Elinor 1922-1924.
7 Coleman, Lillian 1924-1925.
8 Columbia University 1913-1932.
9 Content, Harold 1920-1923.
10 Cowley, A.E. 1925-1931.
11 Cox, Philip W. 1920-1922.
12 Currick, Max C. 1912, 1920-1930.
13 Cutler, Harry 1918.
14 D, General.
15 Davidson, C. 1922-1932.
16 Davidson, Israel 1914-1932.
17 Davis, Charles W. 1929.
18 Day, Jonathan C. 1913.
19 Demuth, Leopold 1917-1931.
20 Denzer, Constance M. 1915-1920.
21 Deutsch, Carolyn 1917-1925.
22 Deutsch, Gotthard 1908-1922.
23 Dittenhoefer, A. J. 1912-1918.
24 Dobsevage, I. George 1914-1929.
25 Dushkin, Alexander M. 1915-1916, 1923.
5 1 Ea-Ec, General.
2 Eckstein, Henry J. 1918-1923.
3 Ed-Eg, General.
4 Egelson, Louis I. 1917-1933.
5 Ei-En, General.
6 Enelow, Hyman G. 1912-1932.
7 Englander, Henry 1916-1929.
8 Eo-Et, General .
9 Ettelson, Harry W. 1921-1931.
10 Ey-Ez, General.
11 Fa. General.
12 Falk, Myron S. 1916-1930.
13 Fe, General.
14 Feldman, Abraham J. 1915-1931.
15 Felsenthal, Emma 1922-1924.
16 Feuerlicht, Morris M. 1911-1929.
17 Fi, General.
18 Fink, Joseph L. 1926-1928.
19 Finkel, Joshua 1929-1932.
20 Finkelstein, Louis 1925-1930.
21 Fisher, Emily 1922-1932.
22 Fisher, Henry M. 1924-1928.
6 1 Fl, General.
2 Flarsheim, Morris H. 1912-1915.
3 Fo, General.
4 Foster, Solomon 1910-1930.
5 Fra, General.
6 Fram, Leon 1918, 1927-1931.
7 Franklin, Leo M. 1905-1931.
8 Fre, General.
9 Freehof, Solomon B. 1916-1933.
10 Freiberg, J. Walter 1911-1929.
11 Fri, General.
12 Friedland, N. 1929-1931.
13 Friedlander, Marcus 1915-1932.
14 Friedman, Joseph L. 1907.
15 Frisch, Ephraim 1910-1930.
16 Fro-Fru, General.
17 Fu, General,
7 1 Ga, General.
2 Gamber, J. 1912-1931.
3 Gamoran, Emanuel 1923-1933.
4 Ge, General.
5 Gellert, James E. 1921-1932.
6 Gi, General.
7 Ginzberg, Louis 1916-1932.
8 Gjeore, A. H. 1926-1927.
9 Gl, General.
10 Go, General.
11 Go, General.
12 Goldberg, Jeanette Miriam 1913-1929.
13 Goldberg, Samuel J. 1924-1930.
14 Goldberger, Bessie 1930-1931.
8 1 Goldenson, Samuel H. 1906-1933.
2 Goldsmith, Samuel A. 1914-1917.
3 Goldstein, Ira E. 1920-1928.
4 Goldstein, Israel 1925-1931.
5 Goodhart, Philip J. 1917-1931.
6 Goodman, Paul 1909, 1929-1932.
7 Gottheil, Richard J. H. 1913-1932.
8 Gottheil, William S. 1915.
9 Gr, General.
10 Grabfelder, Samuel 1906-1920.
11 Gries, Moses J. 1906-1916.
12 Grodinsky, Julius 1926-1930 [correspondence and minutes,]
13 Grodinsky, Julius 1931 [correspondence and minutes]
14 Grodinsky, Julius 1932.
15 Grodinsky, Julius 1933.
9 1 Grose, Arthur W. 1919-1932.
2 Gross, David H. 1923-1931.
3 Grossman, Jacob B. 1914-1923.
4 Grossman, Rudolph 1913-1926.
5 Grossmann, Louis 1912-1922.
6 Grunwald, Max 1920-1931.
7 Gu, General.
8 Guinzburg, Frederick 1913-1929.
9 Ha, General.
10 Haas, Jacob de 1915-1917; 1927-1930.
11 Hadoar 1924-1931.
12 Harriman National Bank 1913-1931.
13 Harris, Maurice H., 1912-1929.
14 He, General.
15 Hebrew Publishing Co. 1929-1930.
16 Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society 1913-1932.
17 Heller, Chaim 1924--1932,
18 Heller, James G. 1919-1931.
19 Heller, Maximilian H. 1912-1924, 1929.
20 Herring, John W. 1925-1928.
21 Hertzberger, Menno 1925-1926.
10 1 Hi, General.
2 Higger, Michael 1930-1932.
3 Hirshberg, Samuel 1912-1932.
4 Ho, General.
5 Horvitz, Aaron 1911-1913.
6 Horwitz, Charles K. 1920-1931.
7 Hu, General.
8 Hunt, Edward Lawrence 1923-1932.
9 Hurwitz, Henry 1913-1932.
10 Hy, General.
11 I, General.
12 Israel, Edward L. 1924-1928.
13 Israel, Leon 1914-1932.
14 J, General.
15 Jacobs, Joseph 1912-1929.
11 1 Jacobson, Moses P. 191@2-1926.
2 Jewish Classics Committee 1918-1925 [correspondence
and minutes].
3 Jewish Publication Society 1912-1915 [correspondence and
minutes]. [see also: Adler, Cyrus].
4 Jewish Publication Society 1916 [correspondence and
minutes].[see also: Adler, Cyrus].
5 Jewish Publication Society 1917 [correspondence and
minutes]. [see also: Adler, Cyrus].
6 Jewish Publication Society 1918-1919 [correspondence and
minutes]. [see also: Adler, Cyrus].
7 Jewish Publication Society 1920 [correspondence and
minutes]. [see also: Adler, Cyrus].
8 Jewish Publication Society 1921-1922 [minutes].
9 Jewish Publication Society 1923-1925 [correspondence and
minutes]. [see also: Adler, Cyrus].
10 Jewish Publication Society 1926-1929 [minutes].
[see also: Adler, Cyrus].
12 1 Jewish Publication Society 1930-1933 [correspondence and
minutes]. [see also: Adler, Cyrus].
2 Jewish Religious Education 1922-1932. [miscellaneous minutes
of various organizations concerned with Jewish education,
including the Commission on Jewish Religious Education;
Commission on Jewish Education and the Committee on Religious
Instruction in Colleges and Universities].
3 Jewish Tribune .1919-1926.
4 Jung, Leo 1927-1931.
5 Ka, General.
6 Kahana, Abraham 1930-1932.
7 Kanter, Felix 1920-1930.
8 Kaplan, Jacob H. 1911-1929.
9 Kaplan, Mordecai M. 1913-1916.
10 Kaplan, Samuel S. 1920-1928.
11 Kasher, Menahem.M. 1927-1932 [The Torah Publishing Co., Inc.].
12 Kauffmann, J. 1914-1931.
13 Ke, General.
14 Ki, General.
15 Kl, General.
16 Kn, General.
17 Ko, General.
18 Kohler, Kaufmann and Mrs. Kaufmann Kohler 1908-1931.
13 1 Kohler, Max J. 1913-1932.
2 Kohut, George Alexander 1912-1931.
3 Kopald, Louis J. 1913-1928.
4 Kornfield, Joseph S. 1910-1931.
5 Kr, General.
6 Krass, N athan 1912-1931.
7 Krauskopf, Joseph 1908-1923.
8 Ku, General.
9 La, General.
10 Landau, Jacob 1907-1928.
11 Landman, Isaac 1912-1931.
12 Lauer, Edgar J. 1919-1932.
13 Lazaron, Morris S. 1915-1932.
14 Lea-Lef, General.
14 Lefkowitz, David 1920-1932.
14 1 Leg-Leh, General.
2 Lehman, Arthur 1922-1926.
3 Lehman, Herbert H. 1917, 1928-1931.
4 Lehman, Irving 1913-1931.
5 Lei, General.
6 Leibert, Julius A. 1912-1916.
7 Lem-Leu, General.
8 Lev, General.
9 Leventritt, David 1914-1925.
10 Levi, Charles S. 1912-1928.
11 Levi, Gerson B. 1913-1932.
12 Levi, Harry 1912-1930.
13 Levinthal, Israel H. 1915-1932.
14 Levy, Clifton Harby -1913-1926.
15 Levy, Felix A,, Jr. 1912-1933.
16 Levy, Fred 1913-1925,
17 Levy, J. Leonard 1912-1916.
18 Lew-Ley General.
19 Lewi, Isidor 1912-1913, 1927-1930.
20 Lewin, Benjamin M. 1923-1933.
21 Lewisohn, Adolph. 1914-1932.
22 Lewisohn, Sam A, 1917-1926,
23 Li, General
15 1 Lipschutz, M. 1924-1931.
2 Littauer, Lucius N. 1924-1931.
3 Lo, General.
4 Lowenstein, Solomon 1908-1931.
5 Lu, General.
6 Luchs, Alvin S. 1926-1932.
7 Ly, General.
8 Maa-Mag, General.
9 Maggid, David 1927-1932.
10 Magnes, Judah L. 1912-1915.
11 Mah-Man, General.
12 Manheimer, Jacob S. 1924-1932.
13 Mann, Jacob 1922-1932.
14 Mann, Louis L. 1912-1930.
15 Mannheimer, Eugene 1923-1932.
16 Mannheimer, Leo 1912-1922.
17 Mar, General.
18 Marcus, Jacob R. 1928-1932.
19 Marcuson, Isaac E. 1918-1933 [correspondence and minutes]
16 1 Margolis, Harry S. 1916, 1930-1932.
2 Marshall, James 1916-1931.
3 Marshall, Louis 1912-1930.
4 Marx, Alexander 1919-1932.
5 Marx, David 1926-1930.
6 Mas-May, General.
7 May, Jean Wise 1923-1930.
8 Maximon, Shalom B. 1927-1931.
9 Mc, General.
10 Me, General.
11 Meinhard, Morton H. 1914-1923.
12 Mendes, F. de Sola 1913-1920
13 Mendes, H. Pereira 1912-1920, 1930.
14 Mi, General.
15 Miller, Nathan J. and Mrs. Nathan J. 1914-1932.
16 Moc-Mon, General.
17 Montagu, Lily H. 1927-1932.
18 Moo-Mor, General.
17 1 Morgenstern, Lulian 1909-1932.
2 Mos, General.
3 Moses, Isaac S. 1907-1923.
4 Moses, M. H. 1912-1916.
5 Mu-My, General.
6 Na, General.
7 Ne, General.
8 Nelson, Leon M. 1912-1926.
9 Newberger, Samuel M. 1914-1927.
10 Newberger, Sanuel M. 1928-1932.
11 Newfield, Morris 1924-1933.
12 Neman, Louis I. 1921-1932.
13 Neumark, David 1918-1931.
14 Newton, Joseph Fort 1925-1928
15 New York Telephone Co. 1909, 1913-1931.
16 New York. Temple Emanu-El 1912-1930.
17 Ni-No, General.
18 1 Oa-0c, General
2 Ochs, Adolph S. 1913-1931.
3 Oko, Adolph S. 1913-1931.
4 01-Ou, General.
5 Pa-Ph, General.
6 Philipson, David 1907-1925.
7 Philipson, David 1926-1932.
8 Pi-Po, General.
9 Polier, David S. 1913, 1921-1928
10 Pollack, Charles N. 1913-1926.
11 Pollack, Jacob B. 1921-1927.
12 Pool, David de Sola 1912-1931.
13 Popkin, Louis S. 1917-1931.
14 Pr-Pu, General.
15 Ra, General.
19 1 Rabinovitch, I.M. T926-1936.
2 Raisin, Max 1913-1915.
3 Rauch, Joseph 1910-1929.
4 Rawer, J. 1926-1931.
5 Re, General.
6 Reed, Jacob 1915-1916.
7 Reform Advocate 1911-1914, 1921-1932.
8 Reichert, Irving F. and Mrs. Irving F., 1923-1932.
9 Reichert, Victor Emanuel 1921-1931.
10 Reichler, Max 1913-1927.
11 Reis, Bernard J. 1914-1917.
12 Reznick, Mensthel, and Co. 1921-1930.
13 Ri, General.
14 Ribalow, Menachem 1927-1932.
15 Rice, Cale Young 1911-1920.
16 Rice, William 1909-1910, 1920.
17 Richards, Bernard G. 1913-1926.
18 Richman, Harry R. 1919-1927.
19 Rieser, Norvin H. 1914, 1924, 1928-1930.
20 Rifkind, Isaac 1924-1930.
21 Rines, George E. 1908-1909.
22 Rivlin, Elieser 1923-1932.
23-24 Ro, General.
25 Roberson, Ansel Clark 1926.
26 Robinson, Aaron G. 1914-1918, 1927-1929.
27 Rosa, J. S. Da Silva 1925-1930.
28 Rose, Heloise Durant 1921-1923.
29 Rosenau, William 1912-1933.
20 1 Rosenblum, William F. 1930-1932.
2 Rosenfeld, George 1913-1920.
3 Rosenmann, M. 1928-1931.
4 Roth, Cecil 1926-1932.
5 Roth, Tobias 1913-1924.
6 Ru-Ry, General.
7 Sa, General.
8 Salzman, Marcus 1912-1929.
9 Saminsky, Lazare 1924-1932.
10 Sapinsky, Alvin T. 1912-1930.
11 Sc, General.
12 Schanfarber, Tobias 1906-1924.
13 Schiff, Jacob H. 1902-1920, 1928.
14 Schiff, Mortimer L. 1916-1918, 1924, 1930.
15 Schreiber, Emanuel 1926-1932.
21 1 Schulman, Samuel 1908-1932.
2 Schwab, Charles M. 1909, 1916-1917, 1927
3 Schwarz, Jacob D. 1915-1933
4 Se, General.
5 Seeligmann, Sigmund 1925-1932.
6 Seligman, Dewitt J. 1915-1931.
7 Selligman, Alfred 1907-1929.
8 Sh, General.
9 Sherley, Swager 1907-1910.
10 Sherwood, Herbert F. 1907.
11 Si, General.
12 Silver, Abba Hillel 1917-1931.
13 Silverman, Joseph 1906-1930.
14 Simon, Abram 1912-1928.
15 Singer, Isidor 1906-1927.
16 Sl, General.
22 1 Sm, General.
2 So, General.
3 Sp, General.
4 Spiegelberg, William I. 1917-1926.
5 St, General.
6 Stern, Nathan 1912-1932.
7 Stettiner Brothers 1907.
8 Stolz, Joseph 1905-1932.
9 Straus, Nathan 1917-1931.
10 Strauss, Lewis 1921-1932.
11 Stroock, Joseph S. 1918-1928.
12 Stroock, Louis S. 1923-1925.
13 Stroock, Sol M. 1920-1927.
14 Stroock, Stephen 1921-1931.
15 Su, General.
16 Szold, Henrietta 1907-1918.
23 1 T, General.
2 Toch, Henry M. 1913-1932.
3 U, General.
4 Ulman, Ruth 1922-1926.
5 V, General.
6 Veiller, Lawrence 1915.
7 Vogelstein, Ludwig 1920-1932.
8 Wa, General.
9 Die Wahrheit 1926-1931.
10 Wahmann, M. A. 1926-1931.
11 Wald, Lillian D. 1913-1932.
12 Waldman, Mark 1928-1932.
13 Warburg, Felix M. and Frieda S. 1913-1931.
14 Wasserman, Rita 1927-1932.
15 Watters, Leon L. .1916-1932.
16 Waxman, Meyer 1923 and 1930.
17 We, General.
24 1 Weber, Max 1922-1930.
2 Weigert, Abram A. and Rebecca 1928-193?,
3 Weil, A. Leo 1924-1928.
4 Weil, Lucille 1916, 1921-1926.
5 Weis, J. Max 1924-1931.
6 Wendte, Charles W. 1912-1913.
7 Wertheim, Emma Stern 1923-1930.
8 Wertheim, Jacob 1923-1931.
9 Wertheimer, S. A. 1928-1931.
10 Wh, General.
11 White, Gaylord S. 1914.
12 Wi, General.
13 Wile, Edward J. 1924-1925.
14 Wise, Jonah B. 1909-1932.
15 Wise, Leo 1907-1928.
16 Wise, Stephen S. 1907-1928.
17 Witt, Louis 1926-1928.
18 Wo, General.
19 Wolbarst, Abraham L. and Bessie B. 1912-1930.
20 Wolf, Horace J. 1915-1921.
21 Wolf, James J. 1920-1931.
22 Wolf, Julia A. 1921-1932.
23 Wolf, Simon 1906-1920.
24 Wolfson, Harry A. 1925-1930.
25 Wollheim,Ralph J. 1929-1932.
26 Wolsey, Louis B. 1915-1926.
27 Wolsey, Louis B. 1927.
25 1 Wolsey, Louis B. 1928-1931.
2 Wu, General.
3 Y, General.
4 Yiddish Scientific Institute (YIVO) 1926-1931.
5 Younker, Falk 1914-1917.,
6 Za-Ze, General.
7 Zepin, George 1911-1920.
8 Zepin, George 1921-1922.
9 Zepin, George 1923-1925.
10 Zepin, George 1926-1928.
11 Zepin, George 1929-1932.
12 Zi, General.
13 Zielonka, Martin 1907-1911, 1917, 1927-1930.
14 Zieser, Julius H. 1923-1929.
15 Zinn, Arthur S. 1916-1931.
16 Zinn, Richard 1920-1926.
17 Zo, General.
18 Zu, General.
19 Unidentified Correspondence.
SERIES B. SERMONS
Note: The SERMON series is divided into three segments. The
first is alphabetically arranged by the title of the sermon. The
remaining two groups have illegible titles or no titles at all
and are not arranged in any specific manner.
26 1 A
2 B
3-4 C
27 1-2 D
3 E
4 F
5 G
28 1 H
2-3 I
4-5 J
29 1 K
2 L
3-4 M
5 N
30 1 O
2-4 P
5 Q
6 R
31 1-2 R
3-5 S
6-7 T
32 1 U
2 V
3-5 W
6 X-Y
33 1-5 Unidentified Sermons.
34 1-5 Unidentified Sermons.
35 1-4 Unidentified Sermons.
5 Untitled.
36 1 Untitled.
SERIES C. MISCELLANEOUS
36 2-9 Manuscript and printed material consisting of notes, lectures
theses, addresses, and articles.
SUBJECT TRACINGS
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Note: The following list of subjects is a selective guide
to many of the topics found in the HYMAN G. ENELOW PAPERS. When
used in conjunction with the Box and Folder List, the Subject
Tracings should help the researcher locate topics. References
are to boxes and folders: e.g. 2/4 means Box 2, Folder 4.
Adult education 6/6.
American Hebrew 2/11; 10/15; 13/11.
American Israelite 24/151
American Jewish Committee 16/3.
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee 1/11; 15/5; 15/8;
25/18,
American Jewish Relief Committee 3/4.
American Pro-Falasha Committee 13/11; 24/5.
American Relief Society for the Yemenite Jews of Palestine 1/1.
American, Sadie 1/1.
Anti-Semitism 6/6; 13/10; 17/2.
Central Conference of American Rabbis 4/12; 5/18; 6/8;
6/9; 6/11; 6/15; 8/6; 10/12; 12/8; 13/2; 13/10; 13/11; 13/13;
13/15; 14/lG; 14/20; 15/15; 15/19; 16/1; 16/3; 16/4; 17/11; 18/7;
19/8; 21/14; 24/26; 24/27; 25/1.
Central Conference of American Rabbis. Tract Commission 5/4; 6/7; 8/1; 10/3;
14/11- 14/15; 18/6; 25/8.
Chaplains, Jewish 9/6; 25/3.
Charities, Jewish 3/2; 5/13.
Civil Rights 10/1.
Commission on Jewish Education 7/3.
Education, Jewish 2/4; 4/25; 5/3; 7/3; 7112; 8/11; 12/2;
14/9; 14/14; 14/17; 15/10; 17/10; 18/7; 19/29; 21/1;
21/3; 24/16; 25/5; 25/7; 25/8; 25/9; 25/10; 25/11.
Federation of Jewish Charities of Atlanta, Georgia 9/9.
Federation of Jewish Charities of Kansas City, Missouri 2/19,
Federation of Jewish Charities of Louisville, Kentucky 2/8.
Federation of Jewish Charities of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 2/19..
Frank, Leo case) 16/15.
Gottheil, Emma 7/11.
Hadassah 1/1.
Hebrew Education Society 2/10.
Hebrew Orphan Asylum 8/9.
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society of America 1/12; 2/12.
Hebrew Union College 2/t'-2; 5/4; 5/7; 5/14; 6/5; 6/10; 9/14;10/1; 10/11;
10/12; 12/18; 15/14; 16/1; 16/8; 17/1; 18/3; 18/7;
19/29; 24/26 25/7.
Immigrant Publication Society, Inc. 3/12.
Immigration 1/11; 2/1; 2/3; 9/16; 10/11; 12/5; 13/9; 21/9; 21/10.
Intercollegiate Menorah Society 1/1; 2/22;6/10; 6/11; 9/14; 10/1; 10/4;
10/5; 10/9; 14/4; 14/8; 16/10; 17/7; 19/11; 25/7.
Jewish Chautaugua Society 711-2; 19/29.
Jewish Institute of Religion 21/8,
Jewish Publication Society of America 1/1; 1/3; 4/24; 7/7; 8/12;
8/13; 8/14; 8/15: 12/18; 21/1; 22/16.
Jewish Tribune 2/11.
Jewish Welfare Board 1/1; 4/13.
Kohler, Kaufmann 13/1; 14/5; 15/8; 16/1.
Labor 17/5.
Landman, Isaac 1/10.
Marranos 16/16.
Marshall, Louis 1/11.
National Conference of Christians and Jews 3/19.
National Liberal Immigration League 2/3.
New York Campaign for Jewish War Sufferers 1/16.
New York Public Library 2/25.
New York, New York. Temple Emanu-El 1/1; 1/13; 3/4; 4/3; 5/5;
6/11; 10/6; 13/2; 13/4; 16/1; 16/3; 17/10; 23/1.
New York, New York. Temple Emanu-El. Sisterhood. 4/20.
Palestine 2/3; 8/7; 9/10.
Philanthropy 14/8; 15/4; 17/5; 2 3/1; 23/13.
Portuguese Marranos Committee 8/6.
Schiff, Jacob H. 1/11.
Southern Historical Publication Society 19/21.
Stuyvesant Neighborhood House 3/24.
Sunday Service Prayer Book 1/1; 6/7; 8/11; 9/9; 13/10; 14/8;
17/1; 17/3;18/6; 20/12; 22/7; 22/8; 24/12; 24/16.
Union of American Hebrew Congregations 6/10; 7/3; 9/9; 23/7; 24/3.
Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Department of Synagogue
and School Extension 5/4.
United Jewish Campaign Fund 1/16.
United Jewish Charities of Cincinnati, Ohio 3/2.
Weekly Service Prayer Book 6/7.
Wise, Stephen S. 21/8.
World Union for Progressive Judaism 16/17.
Young Men's Hebrew Association 8/2; 19/26.
Young Women's Hebrew Association 2/5; 15/10.
Zionism 2/2; 8/7; 9/10; 9/19; 14/22; 18/6; 19/23; 19/24; 20/13;
21/14; 25/1.
Zionist Organization of America 2/14.
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