The Denver Jewish news., 1918-12-19
au,.., oah., ,aas given Ibis $4,000.

| 4Niaa, OAA., -hA6 gwen -RaS $AVsVUU
home at 29th street and Groost ave
| nue. to the Jewish Community of
| Kansas City for home for aged He
brews and Poor Wayfarers. The gift
vas made in memory of his son. Alye
Michael Appleman, 21 years Of age,
who died of iHflueAsa about a month
| ago. 1t will be named the "Alye Mich-
ael Home" 4 board of twelve direc.
tors with Abraham Denebeim MS
chairman and saul Kleiman as sec
rctary has been elected. A formal
opening of the house will be held the
first week iin February. More than
S3.00e, collected by the Moshav zek-
cnim Society for this same purpose,
will be used to help furnish the home.
Chicago.
Bernard Zar, who was evidently de-
.sanged, aiitcrtss iSinai Temple in Chi
,c,sgo and threatened to shoot Samuel
,fIirsch, son of DR.. Emil G. Hirsch.
Rabbi Rudolph j. Coffee, who WIS in
Che pulpit lii the absence of DIR.
sE3irsch, pretended 10 give serious at
seiitioh to Xars wants until Moses L.
e;reenbanm, bunker and president OF
The congregation, stepped forward and
induced Ear TO accompany him to a
side fo5m, where police later took
him into ctisrody. Ear is believed de-
ranged over the death of Oscar Rosen
berg of the Standard Varnish Com
saAty. his employer and benefactor,
Ear Intended, lhc said, to deliver in
tlne, pulpit n spiritual message from
Mr. Rosenberg. He accused Samuel
fIirsch OF plotting ito prevent him from
delivering 1t. ...
Married fifty years, Mfr. ind Mrs,
Louis Hillison, 5387 Calumet avenue
we're .Ht home last sunday to theii
| friends. Seven childrcn, .aH resident:
Il Chicago, were present for the event,
i'hey are Mrs. Herman Geffen, Mrs
Harry j. Goldberg, Mrs. Michael Nj
/ 'iSohn, Mrs. r,illiam L. Lewis, Moe E.,
FranElin L., ana Hurry lB. Hillison.
Mr.. Simon karser celebrated his
icishtieth birthday ut his home. 3GGl
Michigah avenue. on last Sunday. All
infortaal reception was given in ith''
afternoon, Followed by II buffet supper
and entertainment in the evening fol
THE immediute family With Mr.. kar-
ger were his children, Mrs. ]. \. Roths'
child, Mrs. J. W. Gimbel, Mr.. Samuel
Karger and Mr.. Sidney karger, all OF
this city, and Mr.. Lessing karger 6t
llLtoiighton, Mich, who came for the az
fair, accompanied by his little son.
Mrs. Dila Koln Adlcr, OF the Chi
cago Beach Hotel. widow of DankMal
Adler, architcct-builder of the Auditor
iunl, Stock Exchange. schiller Build
ing, X. 4. NJ. Temple, Zion Temple
Isaiah Temple, passed away Tuesday
/ Funeral services were held Thursda.
NJ X. A. NJ. Temple. of which Ire.
trother.in-law, Rabbi Leibman Adler
4 had been head for many years. Mrs
4 Adler was born in Chicago in 1854
on Clark street, near Madison street
when Tint ,,mrt of the loop WIS the
i fashionable residential district. Iiei
father was Abraham kohn, who can't
4 10 'Chicago In 1874, and wis city cleri
Of Chicago during the Civil War.
i st. Joseph.
The annual meeting OF the st 10
seph,. Mo-, Federated Jewish Chnrities
took place recently. At the meeting
it was announced that for charitics
end philanthropies of various kinds
the Jewish residents Of st. Joseph
had gathered more than $4,000. This
money. will be used for relief wors
at home and abroad and for the com
fort of the men in service. The or
| ganizati6n mikes It u point to dis
| courage mendicacy. and everything Is
done to help the recipients of charity
to maintnin their 'sclf-respect AMI to
develop ambitions. Some officers OF
the Federation are: Samuel Hassen
usch. president; Mrs. NJ. Rosenficld
vice president; Mrs. Julius Tsoscnbiitt
treasurer.