Evening star., 1922-11-05
FUND OF HEBREWS
+ NEARS TOP MARK
$5O,0O0 Yet to Be Obtained
= Drive for Money to Build
! gay Some :or Aged.

t-ssairgtOn Jewry within 4 week
nas subscribed. in cash and pledges.
more than 100000 to the s150.000
fund sought for the erection of a
~.N Hebrew home and hospital for
the aged. it was announced last
ujght bv the campaign committee.
L.aded by Mrs. Charles Goldsmith.
one week ago tonight the drive
formally opened in the Eighth Street
Temple and early next morning the
committee was found hard at work COM
lIi@ttng previously made plans for an in
!--nslvc campaign of Individual Solicita-
zion. Many Hebrews have been ap-
preached personally. Many also. ac-
'uaiuted with the urgent he al OF q new
nome TO replace the crowded u e at AS
VI street northwest, voluntarily have
sent III contributions or pledges to
VI. II. Rosenberg. treasurer, room 2l7,
Commerce and Savings Bank building.
Seventeen In One House.
The trial balance Of the journal.
Struck last night. told the old folks
at the NJ street home that the fu .ure
held many bright things in store for
them. 1t drew picture of four and
one-half acres of ground, abundant
in shade and fruit trees. and with
the every necessary birds to make
iilS natural setting also
large. Yet plain and economic, home
with comfort" literally written over
every door. But they were forced TO
consider that. unless the additional
$4,000 is subscribed. the dream bub-
ble will burs and he NJ street home
must still Keep seventeen persons i'll
one home that was built to accommo-
date an ordinary family of six or
seven. and that the five old men must
continue TO occupy one room.
Encouraged with the success to date,
r4c committee is now on what it hopes
5iIe last lap of the journey to the s15O,-
Cnu goal.
Last Nights Pledges.
The pledges as announced last night
ly the committee follow:
Three thousand dollars-Jacob Zartn
tin memory of his wife).
One thousand dollars-Morris CafritZ,
The Evening Star. Mrs Ernest D. Mayer.
Five hundred dollars Washington
Post (additionaD. j. NJ. Stein. Morton
j. Luchs. j. Ornsteiu, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aorris Gunenick, +. Heidenheimer,
Leonard b. Schloss, Bieber- Kaufman
company, Aaron BrylauSki, Miller &
kaminSky.
Three hundred dollars-Dr Joseph NJ.
lteiler, family of Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold
l,uchs.
Two hundred and fifty dollars-Sam-
uet Livingston. Adolph Weyl, Louis
bush. Mrs. D. Silverman. S. H Reizen-
stein, NJ. Epstein, Harry Wolf, Max
Fischer
Two hundred dollars-David A.
Baer. Mrs. Rose Saks. Samuel kolker,
VI. Schumacher, S. Madevoy, Lee Baum
Garten, Mark Lansburgh, George u.
Horning, w. Schlossberg. Harry +.
Mayer. Samuel Gittelman, Rudolph
Lhrlich.
Many Give 800 Each.
One hundred dollars-Samuel Stein
berger, Mrs. Morris Within, Herman
Goldberg, Joseph Solomon, S. Cold
berg, Samuel Simon. Mrs. Joseph
Ostrich, Street & Simon. Morris
Sockelson, Sam Rosenbloom (addi-
tionaD, Isaac J. Myers, NJ. Shapiro,
Alumni Washington Hebrew Congre-
CATION. DR.. j. Palkin. Mrs. Mollie Ber-
man. Alan ]. Bachrach. Morris
schwartz. Edwin :. Hecht. 4. NJ
Fishel, Morris Hahn. Harold Levi,
Joseph Ferman. Fred 5. kogod Ellis
Stearman, William VI. Hornstein, NJ
Freeman, l. Freeman. /. Narcissen-
1eld. Nathan WE'LL. Mark Stearman
\. c. Bobys, I. $. Burka, Il. Hutt, c. E.
Honigman, Harry Franc. Max Hirsh,
Max Hoffman. J. j. Range, Miss
Pauline Baum. Milton Nathan.
Many pledges of less than 800 have
been made.