The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-10

-lIJ IIlYlfS lDISRA.I(JH: R
In more than one respect. There arc
a number Of questions OF grave import
10 DO discusseS, and in addition II 8
likely that plans for the enlargement
OF the hospital and It's scope will also
be considered. The sum OF 100000
each year ia expended to maintain the
home.
| No Creed Distinction.
Applicants for admission to the horne
must not necessarily be Jews. The
hospital Is non-sectarian, and no ques-
tons arc asked the prospective inmate
as 70 his creed or religion 1t Is the
desire OF those most Interested to wipe
/ OUT THIS great scourge and to cure II
4 possible those who become tainted with
this most direful of diseases. The
trustees have long ago come to realize
/ tnat man saved from consumption Is
an economic gain to the pody polite.
Instead OF being burden on the COM
munity IN which he may live, he is,
IL cured enabled to earn his own i've
lihood, and. IL he has dependents
livelihood for them
The oflcers OF the National Jewish
Hospital for Consumptives are:
samuel Grabfelder, Louisville. KY,
president: Louis Gerstley, Philadelphia,
Pa. first vice president: j, Walter
lF,relberg. Philadelphia, Pa, second
vice-president Alfred Muller. Denver.
Col. secretary: Ben Althemer, St.
Louis, Mo, treasurer: Mrs. j. B. Green
hut. New York, third vice. president.
Dr. Friedman to Speak.
meetings will ne held here morning
and afternoon on Sunday. An Illus
trated address will be delivered at the
Jefferson Club Sunday night by DR.,
William S. Friedman. Of Denver presi-
dent OF the State Board of Charities.
Musical numbers will be rendered by
the choir OF Temple Beth Ahabah, aug
mented by many Of the more promi-
nent local vocalists. The Beth Ahabah
choral Union Will also take part In
me musical program. All OF the meet
lmss VIII DO open to the public. and
any one desiring to attend Is cor
oially invited. The talks by the va
rious trustees will be more than in
terestins: as tuberculosi, and its cure
Will be discussed in all OF It's phases.
Dr. Fr1edman's lecture will be re-
cuiiarly interesting. as he will tell OF
the work OF the Denver hospital and
me strides made toward ameliorating
existing conditions
:, None OF the trustees Of tho Denver
iospltai is paid They serve gratui-
tously. Among the trustees are some or
the merchant princes Of the country. as
well as those who occupy high nnsi-
tons in other walks OF life.
reception will be rendered the
dcleeates at the Jefferson Club Sunday
night. and an elaborate program has
been mapped out for the entertainment
of the visitors.
Among those who will attend are:
atlanta. Ga.-,Toseph Hirsch.
Boston. Mass.-Edna Well Dr.vfu.
Bunalo. N. Y.-Herman Vile.
Baltimore. Md.-Sigmund r. Soma.
born. A. A. Brager.
chicago, 1ll--Leo A. Loeb. Henry T.
stern. Israel cowen. Adolf Kraus Iex-
Cincinnati. o-J. Walter Freiberr
ape Bloch, Maurice Joseph.
SieIeiand. o--Martin A. Marks.
Dallas. Texas-Alex. Sanger.
Denver Col-Meyer Friedman A.
red Muller simon Guggenhein, Rev.
William S. Friedman, d. d.. AR
>.sko u
Detroit. Mish.-Adolph Freund.
Kansas City. Mo.-Nathan Loire.
Louisville ky.-Samuel Grabfelder.
Memphis, Tenn.-Elias !.owenstein.
new Orleans, La.-Isidore Newman
New York. n. Mrs. J. r cre.
ut, Joseph E. Schoenberg, Adolpb
e wisoht, Nathan Kempner. 1gnastius
zee. Marc Fl. Mack, Mrs. Ira L. BAN
erger tBrooklyn).
Philadelphia. Pa.-Max Bamberye-
outs GerstIey. s'''
Pittsburg. Pa,-Philip Hamburger.
eV. !. Leonard Levy, D. D., Mrs. Pau,
ne n. Rosenberg.
Portland. ore.-Len Selling.
Rlchmond-Rabt Edward n. ca1isch
y. Louis. Mo.-Ben Altheimer, chas.
st. Paul. Minn.-Albert Rose.
San Francisco, Cal.-Benj. sch1t So.
ADD J.. Nieto. Lucius Solomon.
washington, D. C.-simdn Wolf,