The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-07-20
Response to Pueblos Re-
Mobilization Fund
NAMES OF CONTRIBUTORS OF
THE COUNTRY. STATE AND
CITY

crs committee is presenting the fol-
lowing list of names of contributions
thus far received in the Rehabilita-
tion Fund collection in the United
States. The appeal turnout the coun-
try was largely made thru organizn-
lions, and the small response is I'M
donbtedly due to the fact that so few
societies meet during July. This is
to be regretted. The need has not
grown any less. The plight of the
puebloans is terribly pitiful, and they
should have the chance TO begin life
anew.
While the summer vacations in part
account for the lack of response from
the country at large. it cannot be
made to do so for Colorado, or for
Denver. The appeal here was per
sonal It should have reached the
hearts as well as the purses of Den
yer Jewry. IL has failed to do this
to the extent expected for some un-
known reason. Is 1t because Pueblo
is close at hand? Must the appeal
of distress reach MS from across seas!
Denver Jewry has assisted. whether
the call came across the Atlantic or
the Pacific. will it refuse to do its
full duty now when the need is at Its
very door?
Pueblo is not asking charity hut q
np-fur nf IA
being n strong economic factor In the
sister cities of this great common
wealth. If the ethical appeal does not
touch some hearts, the economic
should. Pueblo has been an import
ant factor in the States development.
All sections of Colorado are closely
bound together, If there is n weakness
IN any one place it will he reflected
thru the whole state.
The following list does not show
the 5000 sent by the independent
Order B'nai Birth thru Presiden'
Adolph Krnuss directly after the dis
aster. nor the 500 sent by Denye'
Lodge I. O. b. Il. to Pueblo Lodge.
Contributions by Denver Jews are also
included in every collection which has
been made in the city, the Red Cross
Optimists Mhsons and all Others, they
will without doubt be made to the
Civic and Commercial Association
whose cOmmittees are busy at present
Denver must give generously TO hell
Pueblo back to her former place. Those
who have been in Pueblo know the
conditions and are nose urgent that
Denver should do her whole duty by
her suffering sister city. and the Colo
RADIO Jewish Flood Sufferers Re
habilitating committee should also re
ceive be given proper support TIL,
contributions received to the present
time are:
Outside CONSTITUTIONS.
Cincinnati j. C. R. s., Cincinnati O.
$4,000; Temple Beth Ell. Buffalo. N
v. $4,000; s. Blum. Louisville, Ky.
s25.OO; H. B. Bloch, Pittsburg, Pa
$500: Jewish Federated Charities
Evansville, lind, 10000; Mrs. H
Friedberger, Philadelphia, Pa. $500;
Adelaide Baer, San Antonio, Tex.
IS 90: F.. G. Winten. Carbonate, Pa.
$500; B. weiseman. Braddock, Pa
81 90; Joseph Shaltz. Kansas City, Mo
$500; H. Morgenstern, New York City
81. 90; Neustadler and Greenberg, New
York City. $500; Council of Jewisf
Women, San Antonio. Tex. $4,000
Sylvia Rees, Plainfield. n. ]. $lO0
Samuel Reitzes, Kansas City, Mo-
$1,000; Herman Recht, Bristol, Tenn.
S.. 90; Jewish Welfare Federation o
Omaha. Omaha. Nebr., 100000; Temple
Aid Society. Jonesboro, Ark, $500
Bell Brothers, Espanola, N. NJ, $1,000
Chas. Beaver, Los Angeles, Calf
$1,000; Fred Ciener. Middleton, Ohio
800; DIR. Sol Kory, New Orleans, La
sl5s.OO; Bnai Zion Congregation
shreveport, La, $4,000 Council o
Jewish Women, Mobile, Ala. $1,000
Congregation Beth Alrabah, Richmond
Va. $500: Joseph Barondess, Ne'
York City, $1,000; J. J, Ripe, Green
vile, Tex, $3.50; Ben Newman, New
ton, Ia, $3.50; Morris Friend, Lir
coin, Nebr., $4,000; The Women
League of the United Synagog of Amel
ica New York City. $1,000; Albert l
Kobey, Bisbee, Ariz., $1,000; lnde
pendent Order B'nai Birth, Muncie
Ind. $4,000; Associated Chart,
Springfield. Mo-, $4,000; David Landt
San Francisco, Calf. $500; Mrs. +
Bodenheimer. Shreveport, La, $1,000
Jewish Ladies' Aid society, Ardmore
Okla, $1,000; Hal Resi- Fraternity
indianapolis, Ind. $500; E, Dobsor
Hickman, KY, $500; Congregatio
B'nai Abraham, Newark, J., $4,000