The evening world., 1918-04-10

Home for the Aged and several
branches Of the Young Mems Hebrew
Association. Still other -benefciarieS
OF the federation are the Montehore
Home and Hospital for Chronic Inva-
lids, the Jewish prutectory and Aid
Society, the National Jewish Hospital
for Consumptivcs at Denver and the
Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society
OF Denver.
THE MEN WHO ARE MAKING
FEDERATION A SUCCESS.
The officers OF the federation are:
Edward Lazansky, President; simon
f.. Rothschild, First Vice Presidsnt:
Jacob Levy. Second Vice President:
Julius Dahlman, Treasurer; Nathan
s. Jonas. Honorary Secretary; Max
Abelman, Executive Secretary.
The Executive Committee of the
| campaign now in progress is COM
posed OF Alexander II. Gelsmnr,
Chairman; Joseph j. Baker, Joseph
Barondess, Norman ID. Bob, julius
Dahlman, Louis l.. Firuski, Moses
| Ginsberg, Reuben Goldsmith, Louis J.
Jaffoe, Abraham Jalkon. Nathan $.
Jonas, Edward Lazansky, Isaac Levin,
Aaron William Levy. Jacob Levy,
Sylvan Levy, Harry Il. Lewis, Joseph
NJ. May. Benjamin II. Namm, Her.
man Ncaderland, Algernon |. Nova.
| Elldh Iktlhot AlDtIl hObtlDldINt Simon
T.. Rothschild. Samuel Rottenberg,
Moses Il. Schmidt, Meier %Steinbrink,
william Sugarman and Morris Vein
berg.
Thus far the largest individual con-
tributor toward the $500, 900 to be
raised by next Monday Is Samuel
Rothenberg OF Eastern Parkway, who
gives $1,000. Elias Reiss, formerly
OF Brooklyn. now OF Manhattan. has
given $1,000 and promised to give an
additional $1,000 for every 100000
raised In the campaign.
Among contributions already re-
ported in round figures by several
district committees are: Flatbush
(Hugo II. Piesen OF No. 100 MARI
borough Rond, Chairman). 10000;
Bath Beach (Albert Rosenblatt OF the
Bath Beach Y. NJ. II. A., Chairman),
$22. 900; Borough Park Joseph Bar
ondess of the Borough Park Y. NJ. II
A.. Chairman). $4,000; Brownsville
and Eastern Parkway (Samuel Rot
tenberg OF No. 1860 East New Yorl;
iamsburg Usaac Levin OF No. 400
Hart Street, Chairman). l $4,000;
Bedford Jacob Levy of Nc. 1s9 Mon
tague Street, Chairman $500;
Manhattan CLouis l.. Firuski of No.
81 Flatbush Avenue, Chairman),
81, 900; South Brooklyn and Fulton
street abraham II. Aarons OF No.
260 Washington Avenue. Chalrman).
s 1000; Park Slope (Mrs. Nathan
Strauss OF No. 401 Park Place, Chair
mani, $1,000; Stuyvesant Max Relss
OF No. l24 Stuyvesant Avenue. Chair
mani. $1,000 and Ridgewood MAX q.
Nlman OF No. 10 Sanford Street,
Chalrman), $1,000.
Districts not yet reported and their
chairmen. through whom contributions
may be made, are: Greenpoint (Laz-
arus Muscat and Morris Salzman OF
No. 100 Diamond Street), East New
York (Israel Lack OF No. 344 Blake
Avenue), Coney Island Maurice Mon
helmer OF No. 732 Flushing Avenue),
Bushwick (Mrs. Philip Prensky OF No.
1875 Lafayette Avenue) and Bay Ridge
(Mrs. Lester Osterman OF No. 637 18th
street,.
Jalkof Brothers OF No. &c West 27th
Street, Manhattan, report having COL
lected about $4,000 from the fur trade,
and Mrs. Abraham Arons OF No. 1872
Flushing Avenue reports 81 500 from
the Women's Auxiliary Societies.
Daily and nightly meetings are being
held In various sections of Brooklyn TO
boost the fund, and II there be a Jew
ish resident of Brooklyn or Manhattan
whose daily mail falls to call his atten-
ton to the campaign he must be I'M
known to the Federation workers.
Three thousand Jewish children are
10 march to-night-or, II the weather
be u%npropitious, tomorrow night-in
Brownsville to help the drive along.