Evening star., 1923-09-30
LISTS 100 IN DRIVE
FOR HEBREW FUND
Chairman Cafritz of $780,
600 Campaign to Launch
Work at Once.

Morris Cafritz chairman of the sZao-
600 campaign for Jewish community
center in Washington, last night an
nounced his executive committee, COM
posed at present of nearly 100 persons.
Additions to the committee will be
made.
Although the actual campaign Will
not be run until early in November. the
executive committee will begin work I'm
mediately. 1t will be divided into
smaller committees to handle the various
features of the campaign.
In the meantime the eity's leading
Jews are rallying to the project and *
is expected that much of the money
will be pledged or raised before the
drive opens.
One of the community center's
strongest proponents is DR.. Abram
Simon. rabbi of the Eighth Street
Temple. He said last night: The
Jewish community center movement
is our earnest effort 10 express prac-
tically the corporate Jewish ideals Of
Washington and to find spiritual.
educational and recreational oppor-
tunity for their proper functioning.
Need Held Imperative.
There is no need so imperative nor
none that merits the combined moral
and financial support of our people
as this enterprise. A building, modest
in its architecture. but wholly admir-
able in it's educational and athletic
appointments, would be a convincing
testimonial to our neighborS of the
fine blending of American and Jewish
principles.
aside from this public demonstra-
tion of the things we stand for and
live by. 1T will be an institution
which. comparable with the home and
the synagogue. will serve as a rally
ing center for all types OF Jewish
men and women and give ample and
supervised outlet for their best emo
tions."
Executive Committee.
The executive committee follows:
Miss Aimee Adler, Simon Atlas. Mrs
X. e. Behrend. j. Bernstein. Leon
Brill, Myer Cohen. B. Danzansky
Mrs. Levi H. David. Max Fischer.
Charles s. Frank, Isadore Freund
Isaac Cans. NJ. Garfinkle, Morris
GewirZ. Charles Goldsmith. Mrs
Charles Goldsmith, Mrs. J. Kotz, D.
Greenberg. Jacob Gritz, Mrs. Edwin
Hahn. Jacob Hickman. Mrs. Edward
Heiding gsfeld. Mrs. Herman Hollander.
Mrs. H. Kafka, Adolph Kahn. Mrs.
Adolph Kahn, Mrs. Isadore Kahn.
Mrs. Edgar Kaufman, Harry NJ
Kaufman. Harry King. Milton King.
Lawrence Noeingsberger, Mrs. James
Lansburgh. Mrs. Stanley Lansburgh.
Mrs. l. Kronheim, David L. Blanken.
Mortimer NJ. King.
Hyman y. Levy. Mrs. Hyman y. Levy,
Mrs William Levy, Mrs. Abe Liebman,
Rabbi J. T. Loeb, Simon Lyon, Ben
NJ. Madden, Adlai Mann, Maurice II.
Mazo, Mrs. Robert Meyer. Maurice
Milstone, NJ. Nelson, Alvin Newmyer,
Isaac B. Nordlinger, Moe Gutenberg.
DR. William I. Ogus, Joseph Ornstein.
Simon Oppenheimer. Mrs. Simon OPP
penheimer, Henry Oxenburg, Julius
r. Peyser. Frederick NJ. Peltzman,
Charles III. Rcsenthal, Mrs. Leonard
B. Schloss, j. B. Shapiro Rev. \.
Shefferman, DIR. Abram Simon. Mrs.
C. o. Simon. Miss Aline Solomons.
Louis z. Spiegler.
Joseph Stein, Morris Stein, DR.. Ala
bert ]. Steinberg. Albert Z. Steinem,
Abram E. Stern. Judge NJ. Stras-
burger. Joseph L. Topper. Adolph
Weyl. Joseph A Wilmer. Mrs. Joseph
A. Wilmer, Morris Wittlie, Alexander
Wolf, Mrs. Alexander Wolf, Harry s.
Wolf. Harry Sager. Other names will
be added later.