The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-13

forum Ereilt success. NOtnDle among
those received were telegrams from DIR.
A. s. Tnusik chairman, Of the medical
advisory board. Sol Blumga rten. ma
tionally known as poet. founder of
the J. G. Il. s.. and from the New York
Ladies' Auxiliary. H. II. Frumess az
chairman Ox the committee on arrange
inents cleverly introduced the toast
master Philip HOrnleim. MIR. Horn
helm in his usual humOristic vein mp
proprintely introduced encii speaker,
with touching reverence he paid tribute
to the late DIR. q. NJ. Shere-nnd Louis
Robinson. prominent members and
workers Of the J. G. n. 4. Reverently
the guests rose to pay homage to these
two great men. DIR. Hillkowitx. presi-
dent of the ]. c. Il. g.. paid tribute to
the New York Ladies' Auxiliary. the
st. Louis Ladies' Auxiliary. and NIL
those who nssisted In building this in
stifution. The first speaker called up
oil was Mrs. Louis Block president Of
the New York Ladies' Auxiliary. She
spoke OF her delight In eing present
mt the organizing Of the New York
Ladies' Auxiliary II years ago. of the
work accomplished by that auxiliary,
nnl the message sent thru her. accom-
panied by check OF &2O.O0O. with the
sum of $1,000 dollars given for the
endowment of three beds. She con-
clutled her short Interesting address
with n promise that shortly 5000
would be sent to Denver. Mrs. Norris
Friedman OF st. Louis touched upon
the splendid work done for the poor
sick giving IL promise that In 1t. Louis
the Ladies' would work with renewed
vigOr. Mrs. BENJAMIN Shapiro also n
member OF the New York Auxiliary
said like pilgrim Of old she travel
ctl 100 miles to pay homage to tlo.c
Who controlled the destines of the poor
and suffering. 1t was In 1900 that her
father Rafael Hormits, copceivesl the
idea Of the I.adie.~' Auxiliary wi.h Mrs
Block ns pre~itiept. With the TAlh1udis
xayihs,, HE who saves oHe, life r. CON
nldereti a. II he saves the whole world
Mrs Shapiro donated 500 to the ]. C..
X. s. J. J. Liierinnn spoke humorous
~ and convinclnRiy upon what Fools
We Mortnls Be-" Mrs. A. ]. Davidson.
New York City briefly outlined the
splendid work Of the New York Organi-
xntion. Rabbi A. Elman colnplimentssl
the women on the wonderful work.
arousing great enthusiasm. Miss Bessie
simon. a prominent social worker of
Chicago presented the saiintorium with
500. DIR. Emanuel Friedman welcome>
the delegates and touchinRly paid tri-
butte to the late DR. q. ". Shere. Other
Of prominence who spoke fOrcibly were.
Mrs l.. II. GrOssl,crg Dallas: Mrs. /.
Reifier. st. Louis; Mrs. i. Crane. New
York: NJ 4. Rude, Denver; Mr.. NJ
Garfinkle. Washington. ID. c.; Mr.. J.
Kamenetzky. Wichita, Kan. Jacob
Bitensky. Chicago. ILL.,: Rabbi II. Pot
kin New Bedford. Mass: and Mrs.
Kolinsky. Denver. Mrs. Rose Palmer.
Springfield, Mass. In short well de
fined talk, touched upon the true hos
pitality shown the delegates. and spoke
Of the typical type Of Jewish Woman
hood, presenting the sum Of 800 Il
the sanatnrium. DIR. c. ID. Spivak closed
the banquet with complimentary tri-
bute to. Mrs. Block and the visiting
delegates. .. .HI" l-
IL T. Round Table Discussion r.
- lIOn.liIy. morning round table DIS
ctissiOn led by Mrs. Louis Bieck took
place with addressed by Mrs Louis
Block, DIR. Philip Hillkowitz, DIR. Will
liam NJ, Barret. H. H. Frumess and
Dr. G. D. Spivak.
K, 1t was shown in the discussion that
there are many auxiliaries of the J. C..
r. S., thruout the country, all of which
insist that funds for the upkeep OF the
Institution shall he raised solely thru
them rather than thru Subscription
among individuals.
Field Work to Continue.
1t was the decision among thox,
who participated in the general dis
cussiOn which followed the principal
address that the association continue
to employ field secretary to be the
messenger of the association in spread
iEg the word of the needs and accom-
plishments of the J. c. X. S. among
the various branches. 1t was also de
cided not to affiliate with other likt
organizations as this association feels
competent to carry on Its work in the
future as it has in the past, both in
regard to its disqualification work and
its educational work in carrying on the
campaign against the great white
plague.
Washington, d. c.. was decided upon
at the meeting yesterday to be the con-
XpnfiAn CITY for 1904