Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-06-14

Felix Fuld. chairman of the $780,
| 900 drive IN Newark which has Just
recently terminated successfully, told
OF the advisability of putting up such
building from a business point OF
view and told how 1t was done In
Newark. He also admonished the
workers never to lag" advising
them that the prosperity of the en-
terprise lies entirely with them.
The support of the senior members
Of the Y. NJ. H. A. was pledged by
Harry Medinets. president of the or
ganization who was called Upon un-
| awares and who assured 100 per
cent. activity on the part of his fol-
lowers.
Toastmaster Leon. at the close of
the speeches. turned the activities of
the meeting over to Mr.. Alpern who
ls chairman of the executive commit
tee. From this time on the workers
became hilarious mass Of enthusi-
astic workers and at the end of the
evening the subscriptions had totaled
$50.676.00.
The list was headed by Isaac AL
perm. who pledged $4,000, and the
Bnei Zion Camp No. 20 which
pledged an equal amount
David Kaufman did much to in
spire the workers to pledge them
selves and called out the following
list of names as they subscribed:
Isaac Alpern $4,000; Bnei Zion.
$4,000; Sigmund Splitter $2,500; A.
Greenbaum, $2,500; Herman Ellis So,
500; Adolph Metzendorf: s2,50O; AL
bert Leon. So 500; David Kaufman.
$4,000; Hyman Wedeen $4,000; Max
Wurtzel. $4,000; Perth Amboy Garage
Isenberg $1,000; DR.. Charles silk,
81 900; Harry L. Wolff. $1,000; David
Dobbs. 81, 900; Samuel Mandel. $1,000;
Joseph Slobodien $1,000; Progress
Club. $1,000; First Hebrew Ladies
Benevolent Society. $500: Original
Ladies Benevolent Society $500; Beth
Mordecai, $1,000; Ladies Auxiliary of
$500; Sol Rubenstein. $500; Barney
Streiff $500; Max Goldberger, $500;
Philip Siskind. $500; S. l., Wagner
$500: Leo Goldberger. $500; NJ
Leichtman $500; j. S. Karkus, $3.50;
Charles Bardin $3.50; Harry 8. Medi-
nets. $3.50 George A. Miller. $3.50: A.
8. Hummer, $3.50; Nathan Wedeen.
than Margaretten. $3.50: Louis Paw
lovsky, $3.50: Morris Gluck. $3.50: Jo-
seph Hertz. $3.50: Sol Kaufman, $3.50:
Samuel Pavlovsky. $3.50; Henry Polk
owitz, $3.50; Mrs B. Jacobson, $3.50;
Frank Avchen. 5000: Alex Kosene.
$AVV, refer fdVlONSky, $ZUU, j. IL.
Klein, $3.50; Mrs Frank Avchen,
500; Leo Lowenkopf 800; Joe Lubin,
800; Max Klein 500; Isadore Klatz,
500 Solomon Slass. 500: Mayor
Frank Dorsey. 800; Philip Levine,
500; Kate Karkus. 500; Bernard
Greenba UNI, 500.
Other subscriptions under 500
amount thus far to $375.
The ladies who served on the
luncheon committee last night were
Mesdames Isaac Esberg. Adolph
Greenbaum, Hyman Greenspan, JOS
eph Hertz, Jacob Kreielsheimer, Max
Goldberger. M. s. Goldberger, Her
man Philo. Albert Leon, Max Klein,
Jacob Lesslauer, Harry Medinets, ].
L. Klein and Louis Sladkus.
The following young ladies waited
on tables: Misses Sara Goldstein,
Esther Wedeen. Schwartz Slifkin,
Rosella Goldberger, Bella Goldberger
and l.. Polkowitz, captain.
All the team workers were given
a short talk by Louis Brenner, cam
pafgn manager, who announced that
there will be a luncheon served
every evening at the Y. NJ. II. A. at
$50 o'clock when reports will be
given in of the days work. This will
give ample time after the short ses-
sion for the workers to continue their
work during the early part of the
night.