Evening star., 1923-03-11
ALL-STAR CONCERT
ANDLECTURE, PLAN
Hebrew Congregation to I'm
press Need of Jewish Con-
sumptives' Relief Society.

In order to bring to the attention
OF every Hebrew in washington the
Importance of the Jewish Consump-
'i'es Relief Society. the local COM
! mittee, headed by Leo Baumgarten,
president of the Washington Hebrew
congregation, has arranged an il
lustrated lecture and "all-star con-
cert Tor Tuesday night at the Ma
avenue northwest
Dr. Charles Spivaks one of the lead
ing authorities on tuberculosis, will
Illustrate his lecture with stereopticon
views of the Denver. Colo, Sanitarium
OF the relief society, which is to be
supplemented by a program of music
70 De given by group of public per-
formers. many of whom are world
Famous. The entertainment part of
the program will be furnished by
Sascha Jacobsen, violinist: Max
Bloch, tenor of the Metropolitan
opera Company; Eugenia Bruman.
Satz. a leading Jewish actor. who
VIII sing. The accompanist will be
Laura Cherniavsky
Society Organized in 1904.
The Jewish Consumptives' Relief
society was organized in 1904. with
capital of IS and single tent, on a
space of land at Edgewater. a suburb
of Denver. Colo. Now it is declared
10 be the only sanitarfum unit in the
world where victims of the disease
are not only nursed back to health.
hut are later trained to provide for
their own living and furnished with
the means to accomplish that end.
Washington is represented in the
society by more than 1900 residents.
and there are about 5000 con-
tributors The sanitarium now oc-
cupies two-hundred acre tract.
owns a poultry farm with more than
1000 laying hens. and a dairy herd
of sixty milch cows. section OF
the farm also Is under cultivation
and vegetables are grown. Build
ings on the reservation include
thirty-four house tents, main 6uild-
ing. an administration building,
ladies' auxiliary, nurses home. a
solarun. the l. Rude Medical build
ing, kosher kitchen and DINING
room. the staff building. employees
building. powerhouse. Beth Jacob
Synagogue. Fischman Memorial buiid
ing. as we'll as n collection of build
ings used in the operation or the
farm. ,-,.,,.,
Street Temple made this statement
Yesterday in connection with the So
ciety and the concert, IN WnlSn re
urged the support of the puoiio oi
the lecture and concert. |
Oficers and Members.
The vice chairmen are Mrs. Charles !
A. Goldsmith. Morris Garflnkle, Rabbi
Simon and Joseph l.. Topper. Louis |
Dinowitz Is secretary, and the mem
bers are: Morris Cafrltz, Aaron
Cohen, Louis Cohen, Charles NJ.
Cohen, l.. Danzansky. Mrs. l.. Dino /:
uitz J. Z. DinowitZer. Nathan Edel- |,
son. Mrs y. Edelson. Samuel Farber,
Mrs. I. Feldman, NJ. Feldman. a: NJ. /
Fishel, Max Fischer, Henry Franc,
Isidor Freund, B. Futrovsky, n.
Futrowsky. Fred S. Gichner. Morris
Goldman, Charles A. Goldsmith, Sam
Goldstein, Dr. Charles Gordon, Jacob
CIritZ Morris Gumenick. s. V. Gusack,
Paul Harmel, Mrs. p. Harmed, Milton
Hopfenmaier. Rabbi NJ. A. Horwitz.
Il. Kotz. Mrs. NJ. kotzin. Abe Levy. !
Harris Levy. Mrs. Il. Lichtenberg.
Rabbi T. ]. Loeb, L. T.. Luria. r. b.
II. Lyon, Max Pasternak, Nathan ;;
Rappaport. Samuel Rappaport. Louis
Rosenberg. N D. Rosenberg, MIS-. r.
Rosenberg, William Rosendorf. Mrs.
1ianah Rosendorf, Max s. .Rosenthal.
Solomon Rosenthal, Mrs. ]. Schiff- !;
man, l.. B. Schloss, A. Schumacher.,
NJ Segal. Rev. A. Shefferlnan, Mrs. !;
II. Schriber. Mrs. H. Silverberg,
Rabbi G.. Silverstone, Norris Stein.
Mrs. NJ. Stein. Abram Z. Stern. Mil L
Weak, J. Wetiz, Joseph a. Wilmer.
Alexander Wolf, Mrs. B. Wolf and /
Phillip Yudelevit- /
The Junior League committee con-
sists of Maurice Becker. Elizabeth
Brooks, Rebecca Dinkin, William
Goldberg. Lillian Horowitz, Dorothy
Kolker, Clara Levin. William Rab-
inowitZ, Evelin Rosen, Rosa Sa-
makow, B. Trupp and Mary Ugell.