Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
GODFREY SCHIRMER,
CHAIRMAN, AT B. M. H.
AND TEMPLE EMANUEL
FRIDAY p. NJ, JAN. 8
DENVER QUOTA $50. 600;
SALT LAKE CITY, $500
Women's Building First
Object to Be Achieved


Final plans have been completed for
the campaign for million dollars TO
be used In the erecting Of new build
ings at the Jewish Consumptives' Re
lief Sanatorium.
The need for larger quarters is
urgent. Daily men, women and chll.
dren are being turned away from the
Institution that gives shelter and cnre
to tubcrculOus people. because Of the
lack OF room.
The capacity at the hospital Is two
hundred and eighty-fve and this has
been crowded until over three hundred
patients are cared for.
Friday evening. January 8 has been
set aside In the houses Of worship In
the city as J. G. II. s. night. Godfrey
Schirmer general chairman OF the COM
mittec will address the congregations
At II. NJ. II. and Temple Emanuel. He
will further acquaint the people with
the excellent work done at the sana-
torium and also outline the plan for the
campaign.
The campaign organization IL CON-
posed of Denver business men, both
lew and Gentle will put every effort
back Of this movement and together
they will undoubtedly succeed in put
ting Denver over the top.
Godfrey Schirmer. chairman Of the
general committee, has opened head
quarters for the campaign at 800 Sew
enteenth street where all captains and
members of their teams as well
as these earnest men who are at the
head of the society will bc In charge
OF the campaign. . :.
Frank Kirekof. treasurer and vice
chairman. will he assisted by Aessrs.
Milton Anfeneer. Thonss Burhsidee. y.
L.. Webb, James H. Pershing. Glare n.
stannard. William r. McPhee, Meyer
Newsletter, Karl X. Mayer. Louis Stern.
Clark G. Mitchell, Karl Schuyler, Ben
Grimes. Philip p. Friederich, Samuel f.
Kohn and Frank McDonough, Sr.. and
DR.. James Rae Arneill.
DIR. c. ID. Spivak, one of the sincerest
advocates Of the J. C. r. s., is secretary
and under him group of excellent
captains will ask subscriptions from
the people of Denver. They include
Messrs. Max Goldbaum. George c.
Rculcr Theodore Epstein. Morris Rob-
inson, u. II. Krohn, Charles Ginsberg.
Irving Hershey. ]. b. Fitzpatrick, II.
II. Frumess. Max s. Shayer. ]. Lesson.
Drs. Lewis l. Miller and Philip Hillko-
witZ
Nathan Striker, chairman of the ar
rangement committee has carefully
their teams. His committee includes
Messrs S. G. Rosenthal. d. II. Krohn.
II. ]. Schwartz, Hyman Robinson, II. II.
Frumess. George C. Reuler and DIR.
Philip HillkowitZ
The group of active workers who will
visit the people of Denver and invite
'h'ii ''-'l''ihti'i NhtSSiS. uti-
vim G. Strauss. Max Michaelson. N. C.
Triton. Louis F. Cohen. Dave Grimes,
|. ]. Milstein, A. /. Sobel. Abe Hyman,
s. G. ROsenthal, Louis Mnslin, Ed Neu-
steter. Charles Rosenbaum. Leo 8.
Moses, NJ S. Ginsberg. Philip Hornbcin.
Dave Rosner. Jake Miller, Hyman
pnhtppAp VItrc,l,Gn al
Grimes, l.. f. Shnteran. Simon ]. Hell
ler. Nathan Weinberg. Richard Loewy.
X. Barnett. Philip Schwartz. Morton
levin. J. II. PiZer. Simon Ranbe. Carl
]. Meyer. Jerry Reichert. Morris Berry.
Sam Love. Eli Miller. A. r. Cowan.
Harry Kortz, Sig Strauss. Morris
A. Hertz, II. B Rurbridge, d. L. Webb.
+. " Fox, X. X, Mayer, Philip r.
Fricderich. G. ~ Quiglcy. Philip Fang.
Francis Kirckof, Karl Stahl. Victor
Neuhaus. T. Pentecost. Andrew Dwyer,
l.. l.. Mason, ID. u. Lindberg. Arthur
Jacobson, Mathew Fox. William Cohen,
Ben Rossmnn. Max Schwartz. Bernard
Lutz. Sam Salimap, ]. Saphro. II. NJ.
Kaufman. Meyer Hellerstein. Jaffe,
Henry Singer, Adolph Kresler. Sam
Froimoritz. Sol Wnrgon. Nathan
Wiener Philip Zinn. William Rosen,
A. D., Radlnsks. sam Bernstein, Jacob
Harsh. Max Rosenihal. Frank Silser-
berg. j. Morris. William Goldberg. NJ.
Stern, II. ]. Schwartz, Joe Sigmund.
NJ. NJ. Abelson, NJ. ]. Baum. NJ. L. Res-
enthal, Sam Isaacson and Mrs. Jake
Zerbonick.