Evening journal., 1920-06-14
BICHOR CHOLEM
OPENS ITS Home

Dedication OF the new home for
aecd Jewish residents al 2Og-ii West
street by he Bichor ChOlem. who
purchased and Will supervise the insii-
tution, took place yesterday afternoon.
various speakers addressed The many
who assembled 90 witness the eXcf-
cises. \ speakers platform was tenn
porarily erected on the lawn adiOln-
ing the building, During the dcdlca-
tion exercises 5000 was contributed
toward the new home.
The program opened with the
singing OF America" Mrs T.. W
Schagrin, president OF the Blchor
Cholem, delivered a brief address She
thanked the women OF the society and
the Jewish residents of the city for
iheir cooperation In making the open
ing OF The Institution possible Fol-
lowing Mrs. cchdgrin, Max kcil was
presented as chairman. he lauded
ihe work OF the organization In giving
the city an institution that reflects
sreat credit on your organization and
your race
Louis ropkls made brief address
m which he told of several interest
ing Incidents In the campaign 90
make ihe building a reality he spoke
or ne great pride that an could have
IN me splendid achievement Mr.
| Iopkls presented Rabbi David SWlren
| or The Adas kOdcsch Congregation.
who said That the opening of th1
building placed this city in the front
rank OF the cities that have made
hiilns provision for the care OF the
aged
Rabbi Harris Masliansky. OF New
/ York city, In stirring address. out
lined The devotion OF the Jewish peu.
people 90 the nation and 90 their race
Tie said members OF the Jewish faith
would always be found ready 90 de-.
fcnd and uphold the principles of
freedom and democracy. Tie spoke ol
the constructive work OF the Jewish
people In properly caring FOR theh
Old folks so that none become an Ob
iect OF public charity.
Mayor William a.. Taylor compli-
menied the BichOr ChOlem Society
for the plendld work that 10 has ac.
comnlished In the community. "ih'
opening OF this institution today be
an event that every Wilmingloniar
can be proud of and ] ann sure thai
lall our people join me In congratulate
ing YOU and wishing YOU continue,
success The MAYOR said
David Sncllcnhurc paid tribute q
the devotion and loyalty uf ihl
women who have labored IN behalf %
This monument Goo service aud love.
b other speakers included Judge AarOi
Finger, Nathan Miller and lsadOr
Reese. Following the exercises th
home was opened for inspection b.
the visitors.
A feature OF the deicaiion cercmon
les was the subscription OF endOw
menis for various rooms. purchase %
/ furniture and donations for room key.
several memorial donations wcr
made The contributors follow. MI
and Mrs. Simon Tun, $500 for cndON
ment OF synagogue room. Mr.. am
Mrs Benjamin Berger. $500 fOr BE-
90 main door. Mr. and Mrs. Max kci
$3.50 for endowment of assembl
room; Mr.. and Mrs II. kanofsky. SIS
for furniture, assembly room
Mr.. and Mrs. Winokur subscribe
b 500 for an engraved name plate IL
/ Ladies Bichor Cholem Society; NJ
and Mrs. NJ. solomon, 500; Mr.. an
Mrs. ID. Shar, $40 for marble plaqu
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Topkis. endOy
r. ment and furniture, room No.
Nathan Barsky, $500 endowment an
- furniture. room No. 81 Mr. and MI
H. Wlnokur. 500, endowment al
e furniture. room no. 6: MIR and MI
Louis Rosenblatt. 5000. end0wme
a room No. 8; Aaron s. Cohen. 81
n furniture. room No. 3.
, Mr. and Mrs. Max Breuer. $3.50, &
e. dowment. room No. Q. Mr. and NJ
"A Charles X. Brcuer. $50, furnilu
l. room No. Q, Mr. and Mrs Jar
Faber, $3.50. endowment. room \
10; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Flanzer. Si'
furniture. room No. 20. Mr. and M
3. Silverman, $3.50. endowment. roo
4, No. Il, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sklui 81.
4, furniture. room No. A.. Mr. and Nh
J ]. Greenblatt. $3.50. endowment. roo
NO i2; Mr. and Mrs. j. Glaniz s2l
furniture. room No. i2; Mr.. and M
: klossig. $500. endowment Of sun pa
y lor; Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ. Lerec, sit
= furniture, sun parlor.
J. Keys for the various rooms we
n subscribed for as follows. Mrs.
q lTOpkis 50. Jacob Seeker $50, N
u and Mrs. Morris Freeman SO: VI
j. and Mrs NJ lsraels0n. So: Naih'
e Barsky, SD; Mr. and Mrs n. Win
kur, SiJ; Mrs. Max keil. SD. Mr. an
= Mrs. l.. hOsenhlait. S20: Miss Hill
: Breuer. $50; ID. NJ. Lerge. SO; Mr. an
q Mrs. B. SilNerman, SIS; Mr.. and MI
]. Greenblatt, S2j; Mr. and Mrs.
= Markowitz, SO, Mr.. and Mrs. Samu
e Handler SO, and Mr. and Mrs. J.
a Cooper. $40.
10 The following memorial contrib
r. tiOns were made: Mrs A. Fran
4. $780, parents. Mr. Seeker. SO
n Mrs. Jacob Goldstein. si00 mothe
Mrs l.. Roscnhlalt. 500. parent
Mrs ID. Shar. SiOO. parents: n. Fel
berg. 500. Mrs II. Fonberg. siO
Mrs G.. ". Schagrin. 500 mith,
y Max Keil. 800 father: Mrs. Mani
Y Cohen. 500: Mrs Max Wainer. siC
! Reuben Sklar, SO. Rabbi n. Rel
$40: Mrs. simon Golds.ein. $40: Sal
uel Lips0n, Sd: Mrs. Ad0lph Fran
~ SD: Mrs :. Levin, SD. Mrs.
NJ MarkOwitz. siO0 A number OF 9th
" contributions were received prior
p the opening OF the Institute
n amounting b. several thousand d'
r lars.
L Beginning today and conilnul
~ until Thursday a bazaar will be he
ON the lawn OF the home 10 raj
n. munds 10 rthe Uaintenance OF the
al stitution Fancy articles aud AN ma
he ner OF refreshments win be on sa