The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-23

exercise constant. W amt
supervision over all. FroE the
writer's standpoint 1t would
seem that any one who could
Sanatorium. or its management.
or with the noble humanitarian
work being performed. would
criticize the color of an angels
wing.
"CRowN OF PRAISE"
Invariably. behind every i'm
pressive. progressive. successful
institution. regardless of its
type. there is one strong. domi-
leading. guiding. working and
investing it with heart and soul
and iife-inspiring and enthus-
ing-inspiring the confidence |
ton. of others-the one who
thinks clearly. sacrifices volun-
tarily, tolls tirelesslyNto build
an economical. practical. help
full organization that functions
rightly. consistently and con-
Sanatorium OF the JCRS at Sam
atortuIn Is no exception.
While II is laudably true that
the Sanatorium itypifies in a
most impressive and convincing
hsar1eG manne5- .nc,,o the willing. III whole
every member of the JCRS. and
Ladies AuxiIiaries throughout
the United States. yet every
member Of the society offers the
Spivak. of Denver. Colorado.
National Secretary OF the Jewish
Consumptives' Relief Society OF
the. United States. Yet. this
modest mana great humanita-
v.tu
sician-would be the last him
self. to claim the least credit for
his great work.
For nineteen years DIR. Spivak
has worked indefatigabiy. intel
ngently and consistently. never
sacrifices which ordinarily would
be unexpected and unrequired of
any one. Sacrifices which many
would not care to make. but
which nevertheless were impera-
very life of the Sanatorium In
the travail of its youth: when 1t
was struggling to stand up
straight without wobbllng on
Its own feet; when II might
thinx now is that DR.. spivak diS
make the necessary sncrifiees-
gladly. willingly. unprompted
and unquestioning. His heart
directed his initiatives! He did
not count the cost-he did not
figure his personal loss. First.
he neglected his lucrative priv
ate practice; finally. he surren-
dered II completely. and devoted
his time and ability exclusively
TO the development of the San
piness and contentmcnf OF its
grateful inha abitants.
However. every marble slab,
granite block and humble brick
everything that makes up the
stituting the greatest sanntori-
um of Its type In the world.
bears the impress OF the pnti-
ence. sacrifice. support and de-
votion OF the 100000 members
eonstit,,tinE the Grand Legion
United States! Thoushtf"i
Eentieness. unvaryinG kircness.
delightful Lincolnian simplicity.
is sensed In the whole ntmos-
phere and environment Of tho
Sanatorium-it is reflected in
faces of its Inhabitants.
THE PATHOs OF THE WATT
ING LIST
the Jewish Consumptive Relief
Society Sanatorium Mt Sanntori-
nm. Is limited to 2h2 patients.
There are 252 patients there
now-it is always full. There
II ALWAYS waiting list"-al-
ways. There ia touch of un-
utternble sadness In tho situa-
tion-the pathos Of Gods
patiently suffering. poor. walt
Ing hopefully for their turn for
deliverance from the white
plaeue"-prayerfu waiting to
come to this blessed land of henl-
ing sunshine--to come to Eiori-
GUS Colorado. which Is tn them
in truth-the Promised Landi
OFFICERS OF JCRs
The Officers Of tho JCRS for
1929 ere: DR.. Phillip Fillkowitz
President: I. Rude. First Nive
President. II. i. Schwartz. Sec
ond Vice President; Ben Crimes
Treasurer. and nr. G. u. Spivak.
Secretary. all of Denver. Colo
rado.
Executive Committee: DR.. Phil
lin Hillleowifz. Chairman; Dr. Y.
Friedman. Ben Grimes. Max p.
Newsletter. DIR. c. u. Spivnk. l.
Rude and Louis Stern. all OF
Denver. Colo.