Evening star., 1922-02-09
NEARs1(l,o)OG0Al
y
FOR JEWISH Relief.
Three.Fourths Of Washing.
toms Quota Subscribed.
Final Drive This Week.

With we'll over three-fourths/o /of the
Districts quota Of 100000 for re-
lief Of destitute refugees In south
eastern Europe subscribed. the local
American Jewish relief committee
with the belief that washington will
duplicate the work OF other large
cities by going well over the top.
Saturday. February II. the day be-
fore tho campaign here officially
Sioaes has been by ee
ent Of police as tag day for the relief
fund, Chairman Simon Lyon said to-
day. No steps, other than the work
Of the twelve teams. will be taken to
increase this fund between that time.
posed OF men, have not reported. md
it Is believed that when their returns
are made the quota will be nearly
reached.
washinstCn Held Example.
Washington was set up to the Off,
cials In charge OF the campaign for
Baltimore. which begins February 1e.
as an excellent example to follow.
member of the national committee
hoped they would do as good as
Washington did on the opening night"
Reports from various parts OF the
country indicate that the $14.008.0o9
sought by the rational committee Will
reach its mark. Oversubscriptions are
Maine. Wisconsin and North Carolina.
The quota for indianapolis was set at
$125. 900 and 100000 was raised the
first night Of the campaign. At the
end OF the drive 100000 had been col
lected.
Appeal to Gentiles:
Last night an appeal was issued to
Washington Gentiles by the local COM
mittee, as follows:
This present drive. which the
Washington American Jewish relief
committee is making is entirely non
sectarian and should be.
Approximately 80 per cent Of the
moneys raised will be spent on non
Jews. and we are appealing to the peo-
pie of non-Jewish faith to assist US In
this worthy cause.
MANY Of the leaders i'll the cam
paign in various sections of the United
States are ministers OF other faiths
The governors are taking leading
part. and the present drive has the
Endorsement of President Harding and
Secretary Hoover. Suppose you were
starving! Hundreds Of thousands are.
The committee appeals to you. to do
your Bit
List Of Contribut0ys. Il,
Mr. and Mrs Eugene MyeF. IT,
headed the list of subscribers yester-
day with a donation Of $4,000. Other
contributors were:
Emile Berliner, $70o: Harry Kauf-
Company. Com N.Y. through rough Harry Jatfrey. 5000:
B. Rich & Sons, $500; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry l. Kaufman. $3.50: Ben Waloert,
$3.50; Dr. Allen Scott Wolfe. 500; A.
c. Mayer, 500; Abe Sigmund. 500:
Sydney c. Kaufman 500; washington
Tobacco Company; 500; ;,sS soi Hsraos. anany
nous. 800; Louis Sherman. 500:
Samuel v. Gusack. 500; Mark
Stearman, 500: Herman schrot,
800; Louis Hirsh. 500: A. F. St!aus.
800: Sunday Night Club. $3.50; J: ~.
Stein & Co.. $50: Gus Bucholz. $ioo.
roy King, Miss E. .Behrend. Herman
Goldberg. H. Zirkin, Samuel Gassen.
heimer, j. c. Nordlinger. Maurice NJ.
Solomon j. e. Eosenthal. Gerson Jacob
son, George Goedberg. b. JaHey. sam
uel Hart, Louis and Mike Jacobs, Vir-
ginia Kaufman and L. 3. Schioss.
uel Kotz, Harry H. HARM, s. [ Cohen.
Max Shapiro. Isaac Kirkstetn, NJ. II.
Schlosberg, Mrs. D. +. Eiseman. Max
|Rosenfeid, Grace w. Beelman, Rabbi
q. Silverstone, Sam Schwartz. b.
Danyansky.t r. F. Kaufman, anony'
>,
Adelide Hahn, James Sharp Mrs; 4.
Rosenthab Irwin Sandhefmer, Adath
! Israel, Harvey'S Restaurant, A. ~
Goldstein, a. L. Minister, julius Heitz-
berg, Z. Gundersheimer & Sons Mrs.
Lizzie kaufman, 8. NJ. Greenbaum, 3.
ISinsheimer. Amos Baum and u. CHASER.
workers In Drive.
The force behind the Washington
Campaign is composed Of the once
,,,a orv anH roen1hprS of the twelve
teams whose time and services are
voluntarily given. The organixation'
other than the executive committee
follows:
smith, Mrs. Alexander Wolf, Mrs. Ben.
jamin Leon. Mrs. Laura Flesher, Mrs.
Carrie Berwanger. Mrs. Simon Lyon.
Mrs Lester Newman, Miss'E. Bran
baugh. Mrs. Fred Pelzman. MISS
Maude Lichtenstein, Mrs: Harry 5.
James Lansburgh. Mrs. Milton Ma
than, Mrs Morris Sinsheimer. Miss
Helen l. Gibbons. Miss May Hoffman,
Miss Ruth E. Angelo. Miss Pauline
Baum, Mrs. Dave Sanger and NJ. NAL
kin ,1a snd a.;iae II; Gisnne5; srn he teams.
Team No. Mrs. Charles Gold
Mrs. Fred Pelsman. Mrs. Charles
Frank.~Miss Ruth Block, Mrs. Alvin
NoWmyeT, MrH. SltDSIL dAuus MIS.
Abe IiAbman, Mrs. 6. Eriebacher,
Mrs. Levi David, Mrs. James Lans-
burgh, Mrs N. B. Dodek, Miss Bertha
Israel. Mrs. David Frank, Mrs. Wallace
Luchs. Miss +. Bromhangh and Miss
Luber.
Team No. 2--Mrs. Alexander Wolf,
captain; Mrs. Louis Gutenberg, Mrs.
NJ Sinsheimer. Mrs. Harry S. Lewis.
Mrs. Alfred Haas, Mrs. Hetn,an Hof-
lander, Mrs. Arthur Newman. Mrs
l.. Schwartz, Mrs. NJ. Rappaport.
Mrs. r. Aaron. Mrs. NJ. Gates. Mrs.
Laura Flesher, Mrs. W. Schloss-
berg, Mrs. Ben Livingston. Mrs.
Stanley Fischer. Miss Maude Lichten-
stein, Mrs. Sylvan King, Mrs. Sherry
Stein and Mrs. Simon Lyon.
Team No. SLMrs. Abram Simon,
captain: Mrs. Joseph Goldenbers, Mrs.
Ernest Gichner. Mrs. Louis Kron.
Pack, Mrs. Frank Rosenberg, Mrs.
David Sanger, Mrs. Sam Goldenberg.
Mrs. Eva Hexter, Miss 'Muriel Rap
paport, Mrs. Simon sNye, Mrs. David
Baer. Mrs. Joseph d. Kaufman.
Other Teams.