New Britain herald., 1922-04-17
NOTED SPEAKERS AT
 JEWISH CONFERENCE
Arrangements Complete for Con- sumptiVe Relief Meeting

Arrangements have been completed for the conference and mass meeting of District No. 1. Jewish Consumptiye Relief society Of Denver. Col. to he held Sunday afternoon and evening" April 30. in the Sons of Israel svna- eogue, Elm and Chestnut streets District No, l comprises the states of Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
 This conference Is one Of the most important that has ever been held in this city, and 1t was largely through the efforts of Samuel c. Kone, district president, and Solomon KaEman. both of Hartford, that this city was chosen as the meeting place.
 Magnificent Work
 The work of the sanitarium for which the conference is to be held, is known throughout the country. The institution was started in 1904 and was opened for the free treatment of indigent consumptiyes, regardless of race or creed, It has been supported by the Jewish people since its foun- dation. and the good work that has been accomplished there has come to
 
 Large Capacity
 The sanitarium proper, has a capa- city for 1S0 patients and T conNales- cent home, rude though it is at the present time, can accommodate 40 persons Since January list, this year, 3,76S cases have been admitted, and the conference has been called 10 make an effort to enlarge the accom- modations.
 Under National Directors
 The management of the sanitarium and the other properties of the relief society is under the jurisdiction of q beard of trustees and national direc- tors. The furniture and other equip ment is donated annually by societies in various parts of the country. The Hebrew Ladies' Aid society of this city, make an annual donation of bed
 The national directors are: Dr. Philip Hillcantz, president; I. Rude, vice president; Louis Stern, ond vice president Nathan Streher, treasurer; pr. C. D. Spivah, secretary and Henry Calnen, attorney.
 Afternoon Speakers The conference in the afternoon will commence at ? o'clock and will be presided over by District President Samuel c. Kone. The speakers will be Dr. George H. Colure of Hartford, Police Commissioner Hyman Jacobs of New Haven; Samuel Davidson and the Rev. Noah Rosenthal of this city.
 Mass Meeting At Night
 n ,; side at the mass meeting in the eve ming. The speakers will be Judge Charles Shapiro of Bridgeport, Judge Jacob Caplan of New Haven, Judge Solomon Eisner of Hartford, Attorney Harry Loslen of Springfield, George Levitt and Dr. VI. s. Dunn of this city.
 A musical program will be render ed by Cantors Paul Discount of Elm manuel Synagogue and Max Freeman of Ados Israel Synagogue of Hartford. A large delegation of national direc tors from neighboring cities and towns will be present and large crowd of people is expected to attend to hear the speakers.
 Local Directors
 The following local people are na- tional directors of the Consumptive | Relief Mrs. Minnie German, Mrs | Jennie Donnare, Mrs. M. H. Fox, Mrs | Esther Geisinger Mrs Charles Gold | berg, Mrs. B. Goldberg, Mrs. B. Cor don, Mrs. Sarah Greenberg, Mrs. Fly man Horwitz, Mrs. L. Koplowitz, Mrs. Fanny Lenine, Mrs. s. w. Menus, Mrs. Louis Putterman, Mrs, Rose Ribicoff, Mrs Sarah Segal, Mrs. S, Shurberg, Mrs. Schectman Mrs. Ida Swarsky, | Mrs. Lena Schupack, Mrs. R. Stern, Forestville, Mrs. l.. Witkin, Mrs. Max Fucker, S. w. Menus and Abe H. Le- vine, general secretary and chairman of arrangementS