The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-07-29
JEWISH HOSPITAL.
Secretary Tells Of the Charitable Work
That Has Been Done.

The National Jewish Hospital for
oonsumrtives has just completed an
other fiscal year during which it cared
for l65 patients of all creeds and
from every section Of the Union. Since
its establishment in 1900, It has cared
for 554 orsumptives, the larger per
centage OF whom left the institution
either cured or so much improved, ard
so thoroughly educated in the thera-
peutlcs of consumption as to make al
most certain the permanent arrest of
the disease.
At present the facilities Of the hos
pital are taxed TO their utmost, and
there is a great need for an enlarge.
ment of the institution.
II is one Of the worlds noblest char
tiles, for Il is absolutely free to pa
tients, carec for the stricken OF any
and al creeds, and is kept up solely
by contributions of the philanthropic-
minded.
There is hardly city of any size
in the Union which has not sent two
or more cases to the hospital in the
past three years. These can tell Of its
spacious grounds. its high rooted we'll
lighted payllions. it's scrapuIously clean
wards, its tender nurses and skilled
and painstalurg physicians, its health
giving diet. and. above all, the fact
that this is tlssirs without one cent of
outlay-not even for laundry or the
daily extras of raw eggs and fresh
milk, so necessary in the cure Of the
disease
Tie hospital. the only charitable in
stitution Of its kind in the world is
sept up by the gifts of those who arc
in health and have their earning pow
er unimpaired
The best guarantee that it is care
fully guarded and healthfully main
tanned institution lies in the names Of
the representative men at tfe head Of
it. Tney are; Samuel Grabfeller,
Louisville. KY, president; Sol Levi.
Cincinnati, Ohio first vice president;
Louis Gorstley Philadelphia, Pa, sec
ond vice president; Alfred Muller.
Decver. Cole, secretary; Benz. At
heimer, St. Louis. Mo. treasurer; Mrs.
S. pisko, Denver, Colo, field secretary
The trustees are: David Kaufman.
Atlanta; Edns Well Dreyfus, Boston
Mrs. Ira L. Bamberger, Brooklyn
Herman Vile, Buffalo; Sigmunl B.
Somehow, Baltimore A a. brnger,
Baltimore; Leo. A. Loeb. Chicago; +.
]. Kohn, Chicago: Israel Cowen. Chi
caeo: Mrs. Hannah G. solomon. Chi
cago; Max Senior, Cincinnati Abe
Bloch, Cincinnati; Martin a. Marks.
Cleveland; e. NJ Kahn, Dallas; Rab-
bi W. S. Friedman, Denver: Meyer
Friedman, Denver; Simon 5ugscn-
helm, Denver; Nathan Lorie Kansas
City: Elias Lowenstein, Memphis;
Archibald A. Marx. New Orleans; Isl
dore Newman, Sr, New Orleans Mrs.
Hannah B. Einstein New YORK; Isna-
titus Rice. New York; Jos. )1. shoen-
berg. New York, Adolph Lew,schn
New York; Louis Stern. New York;
Max Bamberg, philadelphia. Rabbi j.
Leonara Levy. D. H.. Pittsburg; Philio
Hamburger. Pittsburg; Rabbi Edward
n Caiisch, Richmond Charles Suy,
st. Louis; J. Wes.heimer ST. Fad;
na'bi Jacob Voorsanger San Francis
cr lr. Albert A. Abrams. oaa Fran
cls. o; REM. schh,ss, san Ffanciscoi
H Simon Wolf (ex-officiol, Wash
irtacn u. c.
Are you going 20 give somethinA TINS
year? Are you going TO do something
scr the s,ricken. who, with you- hele
can be restored to health at the Den
yer Hospital
There is no charity like the charity
that gives back to a man the powe
10 support a wife aud children, th'
strength that means ability to sup
port an aging mother and father. W.
appeal to all for this great charity
Address al communications u
Alfred Muller. Secretary. Ernest q
Cranmer building, Denver