The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-24

praised tie work of the National Jew
ish Hospital in treating patients re-
sfr'llcss of race or religious belief. as
one of the most important contributions
10 spreading good will between Jew and
Gentle in the country. 1T ought TO
be more generally known, both by Jews
and n0n-Icws, that the National Jew
ish Hospital has now. and has always
had. approximately 20Tc of its patients
who are not Jewish This is really n
wonderful thing
Then. Toe. the work of the research
department of the Hospital, where cx-
per are constantly at work 10 find n
cure for tuberculosis. is already known
among scientific men the world over.
What an achievement for the Jews, il
4 cure is found at this Jewish Hos
pial for n disease That assails one
million people every year and to the
ravaccs of which 100000 people sue
"umb each year. said DIR. Friedman.
Other matters brought TO the atten-
| tiOn of the meeting were the fact that
I:s'1 patents had been treated in the
- years of the hospitals existence.
that 1ITo of the patients treated came
To the Hospital in the advanced stages
of the disease, and SOee of all patients
had been restored to Independence and
strength. With its motto None may
pay who enter, and none who enter may
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women and children. giving physical
mental and spiritual attention. Alb
solutc Kosher is observed at the Hos
pital.
| Winnie -soulcd tribute was paid to
Mrs. S. Pisko. executive secretary of
lthc Hospital. who for the past twenty
five years since the Hospital was open
cd, has been devoting her energies and
efforts tirclcssly in behalf of the hu-
manitaran work
The meeting which was one of the
most successful in many years. was
at ended by the following:
VIM. H. Woolncr, Peoria. president: !:
Rev VIZ VIM. S. Friedman. vice-presi-
dent: Rabbi T.. w. Jacobs, Gary Ind. :
Robert Lappen Dcs Moincs Mrs Mar
tin \. Marks. Cleveland: Harry ii.
I.apidus. Omaha; Milford Stern. and
Leo Stern. Detroit: Harry Meiss and
Brcslaucr and Max FreSchl of Milwau-
kce; Mr. and Mrs. Sol Kiser. Indian
apoiis: T.. j.. Schanfarber. Columbus: !:
Alfred Benesh, Cleveland: Henry Kir-
stein. Rochester: Ben Altheimer. New
York. treasurer of the hospital: \. c.
Wormser, Kansas City: Herman Wiles.
Buffalo: A. FEEDER. Gary; Rabbi Joe
Barron. DavcnpOrt: NJ. l.. Strain, Den
Yer, and the following Chicagoans:
Mrs. Jos. Harris, Mrs. ]. NJ. Hoffman,
Louis Friebcrg. Alollie Goldberg. Judge
II. ]. Samuels. Judge Adolf Kraus, Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Rothard. Mrs. l.. Eisenstaedt
Bibas, Rabbi Jos. StOlZ. Rabbi George
Fox, \. NJ. Krensky. Edward Menkin,
Ruben Levin. Louis Harris, Mrs. l.. Rie-
ger. Mrs. ]. l.. GrOssberg. DIR. Sender
ling.
The following officers were elected {:
/ VIM. B. Woolner. president; DR.. Wm.
s. Friedman, Denver: David May, st.
Louis Harmon August, New York B.
Fleshcr, Denver; Chas II. Studin. New
, York: Herman Vile, Buffalo; Nathan
j. Miller. New York. vice-president :
Ben Altheimer New York, treasurer,
and Mrs. s. Pslio, Denver, secretary.
The executive committee for The
coming year comprises the officers and
the following: Louis ID. Beaumont,
/ New York; \. l.. Dauby, Cleveland ::
! Alfred Benesl, Cleveland Sol $. Kiscr.
indianapolis : Adolf Kraus. Chicago !:
/ Edwin j. Schanfarber. Columbus !:
Harry Lapidus, Omaha and Mrs.
| Frcschl, Milwaukee.