Evening star., 1922-11-12
TOTAL OF $125,0|D)
FOR HEBREW HOME
Pledges to Institution Within
$4,000 of Amount
Set as Goal.

The goal Of $15o.00o. necessary 10
establish a new Hebrew home and
hospital for the aged. was q step
nearer when tabuiations at campaign
committee headquarters last night
in cash or pledges. The committee.
of which Mrs. Charles Goldsmith is
chairman, will. within the next few
days look into every nook and corner
in the city and g:se those who have
not yet subscribed the opportunity
of putting the drive through to 8
successful conclusion.
The new home will be located OIL
Spring road between 10th and 18th
streets. Its site was purchased last
spring by special committee APP
pointed by the home. for $53.000. The
the hospital will possess the lates.
modern appliances and best medical
skill obtainable anywhere, the COM
mittee states. Several doctors of the
Hebrew faith already have been en-
gagged for the institution. and every
and treatment of those who are III
and unable to pay for attention at
the local hospitals. Likewise. space
will be available for those who may
wish to spend their remaining days
with people of their own faith. ana
those who will be forced to be de-
pendent on others for support.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kann head the
list of contributors compiled since
the one published last Sunday, with Il
pledge of $2.5oG. They are followed
by D. ], Kaufman with Il thousand
dollar pledge and by Young & Simor,
who also agreed to give $1,000. An
amount may be pledged. the commit
tee emphasized, but need not be paid
in one bulk at specified time. Pro-
tee worker whereby the pledged
amount may be split up into install
ments. If not solicited directly. all
contributions should be sent to NJ. l..
Rosenberg, treasurer, at room 2l7
Commerce and Savings Bank build
ing.
Other Pledges In List.
Other pledges over 500 (many un-
der that amount having been received
and aided in swelling the fund.- fol-
low:
Five-hundred-dollar pledges:-Hirsn
Brothers, Woodward 1othrop. VIM.
Hahn Co. Benz. Madden. S. J. Sher-
man Gin memory of his parents). Mrs
JEANNE kafka. Sigmund kann ano
Four-hundred- dollar PLEDGE. AL
pert.
Three-hundred-dolla pledge-A. ".
Berman.
Two hundred and fifty dollar
pledges-Dr. Allen Scott Wolfe, Sol
lieb.
Observation-Disclosures - Abe
Goldberg, s. Krucoff. A. Schumacher,
Fulton Brylawski. Bernstein Broth
ers. Mrs. /. Grosner. Joseph Luchs
and Max Cohen.
anJ1 a ~
pledges-Harris Levy. Jos. Gutenberg
and Mrs. Clara Robbins.
One-hundred- and dollar
pledges-N. Friedman. Joseph Temin,
A. Silverman and NJ. Wykof.
One hundred and twenty dollar
pledge-B. Behrend.
List OF 800 Contributors.
one-hundred-dollar pledges. J.
Raebeck. Myer r. Chidakel. Moe H.
Fox. Reuben Goldstein. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. H. Rosen. Simon Oppenheimer.
n. Zirkin & Son. S. Goldberg. P.
Yudelevit. Solomon Rosenthal, Bert
Cohen, Samuel 1rita, Louis j. Ss,Eei,
H. Tabb, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ss.n-
A. schulman. E. stolar. Meyer Levy.
A. Cohen, Adolph Kuntz. David H.
Daranz. 8. M. Biron. S. Schikofr. Old
Dutch Market, Henry Futrosky, Fred
8. Gichner, NJ. Philipsborn. H. E. Dick,
David g. Pearlrnan. I. Feldman.
Nathan and Eli Horn, NJ. H. Fried
man. Nathan Rosenblatt. w. Goldberg,
Alexander .Shuman, w. Brodofsky.
David L. Frank, David Sanger,
B. p. o. Elks. b. Klawans. H. Schnei-
der. Max Norman. Clarence F. Nor
ment, Harry j. Sanger, Max Shock.
sam Horowitz. Henry NJ. wasserman,
Mrs. Eetta Scheer and Mrs. William
Rosenberg.