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TWENTY- FIFTH
ANNUAL REPORT
OF
The National Farm
School
Farm School
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
^F
NOVEMBER, 1922
Officers of The National Farm School
1922-1923
LOCAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES
President
JOSEPH KRAUSKOPF
4715 Pulaski Avenue, Germantown
Vice-President
HARRY B. HIRSH
Treasurer
ISAAC H. SILVERMAN
Secretary
Miss E. M, BelIvEfield
Field Secretaries
Miss A. M. Abrahamson Wm. Abrahamson
Mrs. Miriam Isaacs
Office : 808 Denckla Building, Philadelphia
HONORARY MEMBERS
(Having served for ten consecutive years)
Hart Blumenthai, Daniel Gimbel Leon Merz
Adolph Eichholz Harry B. Hirsh Bernard Selig
Harry Feeix Morris A. Kaufmann I. H. Silverman
Simon Friedberger Alfred M. Klein Jos. N. Snellenburg
Herbert D. Allman
Henry S. Belber
Henry Bronner
David Burpee
A. J. Feldman
Morris Fleishman
ELECTED MEMBERS
A M. Greenfield
Roy a. Heymann
J. H. Hinlein
Bernard Kohn
M. R. ICrauskopf
Angelo Myers
Louis Nusbaum
Accountant to the School
Alfred M. Gross
NATIONAL AUXILIARY BOARD
Leon Rosenbaum
Richard Spillane
Philip Sterling
Eugene M. Stern
George Wheeler
John Zimmerman
Max A. Adler Rochester, N. Y.
Daniel Alexander .Salt Lake City, Utah
Gov. M. Alexander Boise, Idaho
Henry Beer New Orleans, La.
Melvin Behrends ...Washington, D. C.
I. "W. Bernheim Louisville, Ky.
Harry S. Binswanger ...Richmond, Va.
Nathan Eckstein Seattle, Wash.
Maurice Freiberg Cincinnati, Ohio
Samuel Friedheim Rock Hill, S. C.
Milton D. Greenbaum ...Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. H. A. Guinzburg. .New York, N. Y.
Julian A, Hillman ..Atlantic City, N. J.
A. Hirshheimer La Crosse, Wis.
Henry A. James Doylestown, Pa.
Charles Kline Allentown, Pa.
Albert C. Lehman Pittsburgh, Pa.
J. E. Oppenheimer Butte, Mont.
Louis Schlesinger Newark, N. J.
Morris Stern San Antonio, Tex.
David Sternberg Memphis, Tenn.
Isaac M. Ullman New Haven, Conn.
Eugene Warner Buffalo, N. Y.
Morris Weil Lincoln, Neb.
Samuel D. Wise Cleveland, Ohio
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
THE FACULTY
JOSEPH KRAUS'KOPF, D. D.,
President
BERNHARD OSTROLENK, M. Sc, M. A., Ph. D.,
Director, Instructor in Farm Management and Rural
Sociology
J. L. CAMPBELL, B. Sc,
Governor and Purchasing Agent. Instructor in Mathematics
OTTO A. STANGEL, B. Sc, M. Sc,
Instructor in Agriculture and Superintendent of Farms
CECIL J. TOOR,
Instructor in Poultry Culture
HENRY SCHMIEDER, B. Sc,
Instructor in Biology
DAVID M. PURMELL, B. Sc,
Instructor in Horticulture
MORRIS' MAYER,
Instructor in Floriculture
W. H. BOSWELL, A. B., M. A.,
Instructor in English and History
WESLEY MASSINGER, D. V. S.,
Instructor in Veterinary Science and Farm Hygiene
ELIA9 NUSBAUM,
Instructor in Applied Electricity
S. J. MARX, C. P. A.,
Instructor in Farm Accounts
REBECAH CHURCHMAN, B. Sc,
Matron
WALTER J. GROMAN,
HARMAN KRAFT,
Foremen of Home Farm
HOWARD F. YOUNG,
Foreman, Schoenfeld Memorial Farm No. j
OTTO WENGER,
Post Graduate Manager, Hellman Farm
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
STANDING COMMITTEES
1922-1923
'1 Educational
Louis Nusbaum, Chairman
Hart Blumenthal
Adolph Eichholz
A. J. Feldman
H. B. Hirsh
Henry A. James
M. A. Kaiifmann
A. M. Klein
Bernard Kohn
Leon Merz
B. Selig
Philip Sterling
George Wheeler
Financial
H. B. Hirsh, Chairman
H. D. Allman
Hart Blumenthal
Henry Brenner
Adolph Eichholz
Morris Fleishman
A. M. Greenfield
Roy A. Heymann
J. H. Hinlein
A. M. Klein
Leon Merz
B. Selig
L H. Silverman
J. N. Snellenburg
Richard S'pillane
E. M. Stern
Domestic
E. M. Stern, Chairman
H. D. Allman
Henry S. BeLber
Hart Blumenthal
David Burpee
Morris Fleishman
Julian A. Hillman
Bernard Kohn
M. R. Krauskopf
Leon Merz
Angelo Myers
Leon Rosenbaum
B. Selig
John Zimmerman
LADIES' AUXILIARY COMMITTEE
Associated with the Local Board
Mrs. Bernard Kohn, Chairwoman Mrs. L. H. Heimerdinger, Treasurer
Mrs. Morris Bernstein, Secretary
Mrs. H. Bayersdorfer
Mrs. H. S. Behal
Mrs. D. BerHzheimer
Mrs. B. B. Bloch
Mrs. Gabriel Blum Mrs. H. B. Hirsh
Mrs. Wm. Cauffman Mrs. D. Kirschbaum
Mrs. H. M. Dannenbaum Mrs. L. U. Marks
Mrs. Sara Goldsmith Mrs. S. Rosenau
HONORARY MEMBERS
Mrs. a. Fi^eisher, Mrs. A. M. Klein, Mrs. R. B. Schoneman,
Honorary Chairwomen
Mrs. A. J. Bamberger
IMrs. J. Guckenheimer
Miss Frieda Jonas
Mrs. Jos. Krauskopf
Mrs. H. Rosenthal
Mrs. L H. Silverman
Mrs. M. S'ycle
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS— AND AFTER
ADDRESS
BY
THE REV. DR. JOSEPH KRAUSKOPF
Founder and President of
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
ON THE OCCASION OF ITS TWENTY-FIFTH SUCCOTH HARVEST PILGRIMAGE
, OCTOBER 15, 1922
iSomewhere, some poet said "every anniversary is the dis-
pelling of a dream." Back of this utterance there may have
Day of Re- been sad experiences. Our experience since the
joicing:. founding of The National Farm School, twenty-
five years ago last June, has been far more favorable. Each an-
nual gathering recorded a nearer fulfillment of the dream we
cherished. We knew when we started that in the history of
a project so radically new as the Farm School the time-element
must not be stressed too hard. The sinking in of new thoughts
is a very slow process, often requiring centuries before an endur-
ing impression is made upon the masses. To have accomplished
as much as this Farm School has in so short a space of time,
spells to a historian not a "dispelling of a dream," but a very
near realization of it.
We knew that we would have to travel a difficult road when
we entered upon this new enterprise, and we found it as difficult
Past Doubt as we had expected. Many were the obstacles that
Reco^nmon"** wcrc placcd in our way. Frequent were the times
Gained. wlieu the epithets "dreamers," "visionaries,"
were hurled at us for attempting what then seemed absurd, that
of trying to make farmers of city lads. Small was the number
of those who attended the Opening Exercises twenty-five years
ago, and these, for the most part, attended more as a compliment
to the Projector of the School than as approvers of it. Last
June an audience that numbered many thousands was in attend-
ance, whose enthusiasm was yet larger than their numbers, who
6 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
gathered here from far and near to listen to speakers who ranked
among the foremost, to men such as Adolph S. Ochs, the distin-
guished publisher of the "New York Times"; Samuel Vauelain,
the President of the Baldwin Locomotive Works; Irvin S. Cobb,
the world-renowned author and lecturer; Emile Berliner, the in-
ventor; our former Minister to Japan, the Hon. Roland S. Mor-
ris ; former Grovernor of Pennsylvania, Hon. Edwin S. Stuart ;
and a number of other men of light and leading, as distinguished
as those named, each one vying with the other in praise of the
good and needed work done by the Farm School, and prophesy-
ing yet greater things to be done by it.
Today, another large concourse of people has assembled to
behold the partial fulfillment of the prophecy made four
short months ago : the dedication of an Audito-
ments Prophesy Hum for the accommodatiou of the thousands of
Yet Greater people that gather here each year; a large Carna-
Future. . .
tion House, supplementing our Floricultural
Plant; three spacious Laying-Houses, supplementing our Poultry
Plant; all the free-will offerings of friends and believers in the
work in which we are engaged. These new evidences of the
hold the School has acquired constitute new prophecies — ^prophe-
cies that the Farm School's hitherto difficult path is ending, that
smoother and pleasanter traveling is before it.
We bear no ill-will toward those who opposed the starting
of the Farm School, twenty-five years ago, or denied it their sup-
port after it had started. They were guided by
Laid Low"*"" their light, as we were guided by ours. They
needed being convinced of the needfulness of a
Farm School, and it was up to us to do the convincing. Those
of them who were of the Jewish faith could not believe that the
Jew, who is pre-eminently a city-dweller, could be turned into a
farmer. They had obviously forgotten that the Jew pursued
scarcely any other calling than that of tilling the soil, cultivat-
ing orchard and vineyard, shepherding herd and flock, as long-
as he inhabited Palestine, and that as long as he was thus en-
gaged, the Holy Land overflowed with grain and fruit, with milk
and honey. They had forgotten that many of Israel's prophets
and kings, law-givers and bards, followed the plow, pastured the
flock, pruned the vine, while leading or shepherding the people.
They had forgotten that the Jew became a city-dweller only after
he was driven from his native land, was hounded over the earth,
was everywhere denied the right of tilling the soil, Avas com-
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 7
pelled by cruel law to live in tlie cities and engage in trade. They
did not know then, what is common knowledge today, that wher-
ever the Jew re-enters npon his ancient pursuit, he proves him-
self, within a short time, as fit for agriculture as does the de-
scendant of a long and unbroken line of rural ancestry, that mix-
ing thrift and brain with brawn, he soon succeeds in making a
satisfactory living out of the soil, as witnessed today by the
Zionists on Palestinian lands which the Arab had long neglected
and abused, or by the American Jewish farmers in the New
England -States, where they provide the population of New York
and Boston with a considerable portion of their daily dairy and
poultry needs.
Others there were who based their objection to the Farm
School on different grounds. To them it seemed the height of
stupidity to expect foovs, born and bred in
Charge Common . . o i '^
That City Lads crowdcd citics, to forsake the attractions of the
Will Not Follow Q[iy^ and isolate themselves in the countrv, at the
Agriculture. . n i n • i
very time when boys, born and bred m the coun-
try, were deserting it by the thousands. Farm-life, these objectors
declared, has no attraction for the wide-awake city boy. There
is neither money nor pleasure nor honor in it. As a calling, it is
doomed. How and where and by whom food is to be gotten
when the farmer does not furnish it, how a nation can hope to
endure, can hope to preserve its moral stamina, without a healthy
and happy peasantry back of it, these questions did not seem to
bother the objectors.
There were, however, those who looked deeper and further
into the matter. They were students of history and of econom-
ics. They remembered the decline and fall of
Evils of City . "^ .
Congestion cmpircs wliicli ail attitude such as that of the
Recognized by objectors had brought about in the past. They
Economists.
remembered that it was the congestion of the
city and the desertion of the farm that caused the fall of ancient
Home. They recalled riots and rebellions and revolutions caused
by want of bread. They looked into the moral and mental and
physical diseases of present-day society, they inquired into the
causes of the bitter contention between labor and 'capital, into the
why and wherefore of the spread of tuberculosis, of the growth
of atheism, anarchy, and crime. Tracing each, step by step,
every inquiry brought the same answer: City Congestion and
Farm Desolation.
They saw but one remedy, the raising against the loud cry:
''Forward to the City!" a yet louder cry: "Back to the Farm!
8 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Back to the broad and sunlit acres of the coun-
The Remedy. ^^.^ , g^j^jj ^q where there is food enough, and
work enough, and health enough, and happiness enough, for all !
Back to the pure and simple life which the founders and pioneers
of our country lived, and which made possible the greatness
of our Nation! Away from icity-snares and temptations, from
city-exhaustions and breakdowns, from city vices and pollutions !
Back to nature, and, through nature, to nature's God!"
To that proposition we heard tAvo answers, one, bitter and
derisive; the other, feeble and plaintive; the former coming, for
the most part, from the prosperous of the cities,
^^^ ^JV* **'*'^ from those whose fortunes were coined out of
City Submerged.
the sweat and heart's blood of the city slaves,
who branded the advocates of a return of the submerged of the
cities "Disturbers of the Peace," "Meddlers and Mischief Mak-
ers," "Disseminators of Discontent Among the Laboring People."
The other, the feeble voice, said: "Prepare ye the way for us,
and we will come. Hasten, for we see nothing. but misery and
demoralization before us in the Ghettos and slums. We have
not the means to make our way to the ^country by ourselves.
Even if we had, we know not how to farm. Take our sons and
teach them, and when they shall have learned they will lead us
out of bondage into freedom, out of misery into happiness."
I was of those who were deepl}^ stirred by that call, and re-
solved to do what I could in answer to it. I was greatly
strengthened in my resolution by a lengthy dis-
Toistors cussion of that problem with the late farmer-
Admonition. ^
philosopher, Leo Tolstoi, upon his farm in Rus-
sia. I had pilgrimaged to him for help to check the enforced im-
migration to our shores of hundreds of thousands of refugees
from Russian persecution. "I cannot end the Jew's misery in my
country," said he, "but you can end it in your country. There is
but one cure for these unfortunates. Do not allow Ghettos to
spring up in your land. Ghettos invite slavery, poverty, discon-
tent, labor troubles, godlessness, lawlessness, moral and mental
and physical disease. You have broad acres and rich soil, more
than you know what to do with. Millions of your acres lie idle,
your arable land cries loud for workers. Lead the tens of thou-
sands of people that congest and corrupt your cities to your idle,
fertile, lands, and you will bless not only them but your country,
and spread a good name for your people throughout other lands,
for, all the world honors and protects the bread-producer and is
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 9
eager to welcome liim. Begin with the young, and the old will
follow."
Thus spoke Tolstoi, When parting from him he placed his
hands upon my shoulders, and looking with his deep penetrating
eyes into mine, he pledged me to do the work
11^^**^'*^* *** in my country which he did in his. The pledge
he asked I gave, and gave it with all my heart.
That was in the summer of 1894, Shortly after my return,
I entered upon founding the Farm iSchool. I approached a
First ste s in number of wealthy people on the subject, from
rounding the whom I obtained no money, no encouragement,
^*''"'"^* but plenty of advice to keep my hands off so
foolish an undertaking. I appealed to the public at large, for a
modest starting fund, with yet more discouragement, and yet
more advice as a result. I learned then what I have learned
many times since, that when money is needed for a good cause,
nothing is generally given as liberally as advice.
Hoping that, where the written or printed appeal failed, the
spoken word might succeed, I journeyed from city to city, as far
as the Pacific Coast, and succeeded in raising
$30,000 Raised ^ ^ $6,500. To this I added the little
for Its Estab- '
lishment In Saving Fund of my own, $3,500. AVith the
country $10,000 tlius obtained, I purchased our First
Farm of 125 acres. The first step toward a
Farm School having been taken, recognizing the need of a build-
ing for the housing of students, and for the instruction of them,,
I started on a second pilgrimage in the interest of the Farm
School, traversed other sections of our land, and returned with
a second $10,000, which was immediately spent on the erection
of the first of our buildings. Pioneer Hall. Possessing farm and
building, there was need of money for equipment of them as well
as of money for the maintenance of a faculty, for the keep of
the students, it having been resolved that these, irrespective of
creed, were to receiA^e not only their education, but also board,
lodging, clothing, etc., free of all cost to them. And so, forth I
went for the third time, and after a journey of many thousand
more miles brought back enough money to equip the farm, fur-
nish the building, engage an instructor, install the household, and
enough annual membership-promises to render safe the opening
of the School. That assurance was somewhat strengthened by
the resolve that to it would be devoted thereafter fees received
by me for lectures, marriages, funerals, and the like.
10 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
In the meantime, more and more believers in the cause began
rallying around ns, and on June 20, 1897, less than three years
' o enin of after I had given my pledge to Count Tolstoi,
School June the Scliool was opened with eight students, a
*' ^*^'* small equipment of implements and stock, and
a faculty of one instructor and a helper, myself volunteering my
service as instructor in non-agricultural subjects.
It was ditficult running at first, yet we ran. Wherever we
turned, we felt the lack of funds. We would not borrow, that
Our Difficulties ^^^ ^^^^ '^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ resolutious made, and from
in Those Early which We have uot deviated to this day. We
^*^*' were often obliged to put our hands into our
pockets to meet current bills. Men who could have helped looked
on, some with pity at our folly, others with glee because we had
not heeded their advice.
These as well as the others began measuring it for funeral
shrouds. Weak as it was in material wealth, it was spunky in
School Pros- spirit. It refused to die. With every year it
pared and Ex- gained uew Strength, new appreciation, new
panded Notwith- tttt • • -i ■,
standing iricnds. It livcd because it recognized that it
Detractors. j^^jj g, pressiugly needed mission to perform.
And when the graduates began to go forth, and to spread far
and wide over the land as tillers of the soil, producers of bread,
more and more of them, year by year, till they numbered by
the hundreds, friends and supporters grew in leaps and bounds,
and the voice of its detractors grew fainter and fainter till, to-
day, it is scarcely audible.
The one farm has grown into four.
The faculty of one has grown to eight, supplemented by one
Its Present assistaut and two foremen assistants. Four mem-
spiendid bers of the faculty are graduates of the Farm
Showing. g^^^^^_
The student-body of 8 has grown to 130.
The original 125 acres have grown to 475.
The original three farm buildings have grown to almost
tAvo score.
The one cow has grown into a herd of 83 milking cows, 2
bulls, 53 head of young stock — 138 head of cattle in all.
The 2 horses have grown to 27.
The few chickens then have grown to 1,980 laying hens.
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
11
The harvest of the present year consists of:
Grain •'
325 tons of silage.
5,270 bu. corn.
1,400 bundles corn fodder.
394 tons hay.
630 bu. wheat.
843 bu. rye.
3,243 bu. oats.
Fruit:
240 bbls. apples.
72 bbls. pears.
1,463 baskets peaches.
Vegetables-'
1,230 doz. ears sweet corn.
1,450 bunches asparagus.
1,453 bu. potatoes.
Dairy •'
187,840 qts. milk.
Poultry Department •'
8,742 day-old chicks.
2.243 lbs. fowl.
3,563 lbs. broilers.
1,143 pullets.
12,783 doz. eggs.
672 doz. hatching eggs.
893 doz. storage eggs for winter
use.
Livestock:
4 colts.
35 calves.
82 head swine.
Horticultural Department :
Snapdragons, calla lilies, carna-
tions, crysanthemums, freezias,
numerous potted plants,
amounting to several thousand
dollars.
Truck Gardens:
Carrots, turnips, onions, egg-
plants, tomatoes, celery, cu-
cumbers, pumpkins, and other
vegetables, amounting to more
than $5,000.
The plant, which on the day of the opening of the School
Avas A^alued at about $25,000, is today, conservatively estimated,
worth $500,000, without a cent of indebtedness upon it.
Probably the strongest evidence of the public's change of
sentiment toward us was given last June not only by the large
turnout of people from far and near, representa-
Evidences of . n -i • rv t t n t •
schoors tives of difterent creeds and classes and stations,
Nation-wide assembled in honor of the Twenty-fifth Anni-
versary of the Founding of the School, but more
especially by the Jubilee Fund that was started on that day, un-
der the leadership of Mr. Harry B. Hirsh, vice-president of the
School, with a subscription by the Board of Trustees of the
School of some $50,000. This princely subscription they sup-
plemented with a pledge that they would increase that amount to
$200,000 by soliciting subscriptions from other Philadelphians.
They resolved, moreover, that, with the beginning of fall, they
would enter upon a nation-wide campaign for $800,000, making
the Silver Jubilee Fund $1,000,000, one-half of which sum to be
expended on greatly enlarging and improving the plant, so as
to enable it to teach and house and care for a student-body many
times the number hitherto enrolled annually, and the other half
to be placed in the Endowment Fund, the interest of which is
to lessen for the Founder the necessity of scampering about for
12 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
money to keep the Farm School going, as he has been obliged to
do during the past twenty-five years.
As fervently as the Founder of the Farm School believed,
twenty-five years ago, in the people's ultimate recognition and
support of it, so firmly does he believe today
Success for Its ^^j^^t bcforc another year shall have sped, every
Jubilee Fund'''' dollar of the $1,000,000, which the Jubilee Cam-
Predicated on paigu Committee has taken upon itself to raise,
in^it.*^* *' "^i^^ have been subscribed. He bases his be-
lief on what seems to him unerring signs and
tokens. When more than $30,000 was subscribed for the Farm
School when it was still but an ideal, when it owned not as much
as a foot of ground, when not a single student had yet enrolled,
shall it not succeed in raising $800,000, in addition to the nearly
$200,000 which Philadelphians have already subscribed, after
twenty-five years of honorable and useful existence, after it has
proved that it can do, and do well, what it has undertaken to do,
after it has won for itself heartiest endorsement of many of the
foremost expert agriculturists and educators, and other men and
women of light and leading in all walks of life, after it has
turned hundreds of its students into practical and scientific farm-
ers, dairyists, horticulturists, florists, truckists, orchardists, after
it has opened the way of many others of its students to becom-
ing instructors and specialists in agriculture, among them such
men as Dr. Bernhard Ostrolenk, a student at our School from
1902 to 1906 ; later Director of the Agricultural High School at
Canby, Minn., and for the past five years the remarkably able
Director of this .School, his Alma Mater f
Shall we doubt that the Jubilee Campaign Committee will
meet with success when The National Farm School counts
^ ^, _ among its many graduates one as distinguished
of Its Grad- as Prof. Jacob Taubenhaus, Chief of the Di-
"**^*- vision of Plant Pathology and Physiology at the
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, author of numerous text-
books on agricultural subjects in use in many of the agricultural
schools in the land, author of scores of articles in scientific
magazines, discoverer of a scientific process that bids fair to save
the cotton crop of Texas ,some $25,000,000 annually ?
Shall we doubt that the Jubilee Campaign Committee will
meet with success when the ^School is in frequent receipt of let-
^ ,^ ^ ,. ters from employers of Farm School graduates,
On the Satis- j- ^ o ^
faction of Their such as the ouc which, a short time ago, it re-
Empioyers. ccivcd from Scuator Carter Glass, of Virginia,
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 13
formerly Secretary of the Treasury in President Wilson's Cabi-
net, reading as follows :
"Morris Daniels, a graduate of The National Farm School, who has
been employed as second herdsman at my Montvievv Farms in Virginia,
resigned his position with me on yesterday in order to take service nearer
his home, which is at Newark, N. J. It may interest you to know that
Daniels did his work at Montview Farms in a most satisfactory way. His
habits were exemplary; his interest in the herd was always keen; he was
straightforward, truthful and industrious. We all regret that Daniels
should feel obliged to leave Montview Farms notwithstanding my ofifer to
increase his wages in order to retain him."
Shall we doubt that the Jubilee Campaign Committee will
meet with success when the Farm School receives letters from
its graduates such as it received the other day from I. Braun-
stein, of the Class of 1920, employed on a Poultry Farm in
Stoughton, Mass., reading as follows:
"I am getting a salary of $160 a month and board. I am certainly glad
I am in farming. My intention is to stay here till I shall have saved enough
to go on a farm of my own."
Or a letter such as that received from Leo Buskin :
"My work with Haines & Wilcox, Florists and Nurserymen at Bed-
ford Hills, N. Y., is most gratifying. I am getting $24 weekly, work 8 hours
daily, have a day off, and go home week ends. I am deeply grateful for all
that I was taught at the Farm School."
Or a letter such as that received from Abraham Kroto-
shinsky, one of the real heroes of the late war, the saviour of
Col. Whittlesey's "Lost Battalion," who, upon the conclusion of
the war, entered the Farm School as a student, from which he
graduated with honors, and after graduation, aided by Mr.
Nathan Straus of New York, went to Palestine, where he has had
a small colony assigned to his care by the Jewish Colonization
Association, and where he is doing splendid work with the men
under his charge.
Or a letter such as that received from Lewis I. Fox, telling
of his employer's great satisfaction with his work, on a Duck
Ranch in Long Island, of the splendid wages he receives, of hav-
ing established so good a name for Farm School graduates that
he was able to find good positions for a number of fellow-gradu-
ates, and of the good work they are doing, and the good wages
they are earning.
Or letters such as those received from Samuel Bobbins, of
Warrington, Pa,; Jack Goldfield, Norma, N. J., and Charles
Abrams, Centerville, Md., who during the past year, entered
upon their own farms, are working them hard, and are looking
forward to genuine success.
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Shall we doubt that the Jubilee Campaign Committee will
meet with success when we consider the handsome gift to the
„ ^..^ School, four vears ago, in the form of our
On Gifts ' " .
Received by spacious and Stately Domestic Hall, costing some
***'''**"^- $100,000, donated by the Lasker Family, in
memory of their husband and father, Morris Lasker, of Galves-
ton, Texas, presentation of which to the School was made by
the Hon. Mr. Albert Lasker, Chairman of the Shipping Board?
And if yet more proof were needed for the reasonableness
of our belief that the Committee will succeed in raising the Sil-
ver Jubilee Fund of $1,000,000, we would but
Hon. isador nccd to citc that it has succeeded in securing for
Sobel, Director ^
of the Silver its Campaign Director, the Hon. Mr. Isador Sobel,
Jubilee Cam- former Congressman of our State, former Post-
paig:n Fund. _° _ _ '
master of his city, the city of Erie, a leader in its
civic and communal activities, a noted attorney, member of the
Executive Board of the American Jewish Committee. Notwith-
standing his busy life at home, notwithstanding the many ex-
actions made on his time and labor, his love of the Farm School,
his firm belief in its usefulness and its ability for yet greater
usefulness if in command of greater resources, he has resolved
to set aside all other duties and obligations, and devote himself
for the next six months exclusively to completing the $1,000,000
Silver Jubilee Fund.
For several other reasons we believe that every cent of the
proposed $1,000,000 Farm School Silver Jubilee Fund will be
^ ., ^ raised. One of them is the need, increasingly
Failure of _ _ 70.^
Mere Paiii- and pressiugly realized in every large city of our
ative Charity. land, that Something must be done, and speed-
ily, to lessen the constantly growing need of charity. Never in
the history of man have such enormous sums been expended, and
such hosts of people been employed for the alleviation of the sad
lot of the poor, as at the present time. Millions are added upon
millions, buildings upon buildings have been erected, organiza-
tions upon organizations founded for the care and cure of so-
ciety's diseased and dependent. For the poor we sew and dance
and play, for them we write and speak and pray, for them we
beg and scold and legislate — yet the poor continue poor, and
grow in number. From every direction comes the cry for more
money, for more workers, for more institutions.
It could not well have been otherwise. Our intentions were
good ; our execution was worse than bad. Instead of removing the
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL IS
Wisdom of iinfortuiiates from the Ghetto, where it Avas but
Preventive too cvideiit that thcy could remain only to their
Philanthropy. undoing, We permitted them to remain, and to
sink deeper and deeper into the quagmires of misery. We con-
tented ourselves with nostrums when we should have applied
radical measures. They needed a change of haibitat, a lehange of
air, of work, of diet, of environment, and we put charity plasters
upon them, and are surprised that they did not get well. There
was but one cure, the cure that would not have cost one-thou-
sandth part which the other attempts and failures haA^e cost, the
cure that would have taken the poor out upon the broad fields
where there is room and work and health and wealth for many
thousand times the number of those who noAV congest the Ghettos
and fall victims to the miseries of the slums.
That many hundreds of youths who came to the Farm School,
weak in strength and hopeless in outlook, and later went forth
„ , from it vigorous in brain and brawn, and took
1 roven by '^ '
rarm School their placcs upou the land, and saw the work of
their hands prosper, have opened the eyes of the
people, have made them to see that not in the increase of city
charity but in helping young people to get an agricultural train-
ing in the country, and in aiding them to train agriculturally
other denizens of the Ghettos, lies the nearest solution of the
ever-vexing, ever-growing charity problem that has yet been sug-
gested.
Yet another reason for believing that the Million Dollar
Jubilee Fund will be raised we find in the fast-growing convic-
Miiiion Dollar ^^^^ that, uulcss Something is speedily and
Jubilee Fund effectively douc to stop city congestion and
Must Help farm desolation, the future of the United States
Direct Tide '
From City to wiU be in jeopardy. As late as 1880, only 15 per
Country. ccut. of the population of the United States
lived in cities ; 85 per cent, dwelled healthily and happily on
farms. Today, 52 per .cent, of our population live crowded in the
cities, Avhere they engage in keen competition for the needed bite
of bread, and for the necessary room to live, while in the country
farm buildings are abandoned and rotting, and weeds cover
the untilled fertile acres that surround them. The result is
insufficiency of food for all the American people. The staples
of life are constantly increasing in price. Some of them, such
as meats, are Avith each year becoming more of luxuries. The
price of fresh eggs has already passed beyond the reaich of the
average laboring man. A dozen or more years ago, Avhen farm
16 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
desertion was not as bad as it is now, the late Mr. J. J. Hill, of
■Minnesota, a man of remarkable constructive brain, and far-
seeing eye, declared that, unless we bring about a more- rational
distribution of our population than now obtains, unless we set
ourselves earnestly to work to provide for an increased food-
supply for the Nation through an increased farming population,
there will not be food enough to satisfy the hunger of the Ameri-
can people fifty years hence, when the population of the United
States is likely to be 200,000,000 souls.
Yet other reasons there are for believing that entire success
will attend the nation-wide effort about to be made to raise for
the Farm School the One Million Dollar Jubilee
With L.ars:er
Means It wm Fuud, toward which nearly $200,000 has already
Effect Greater becu subscribed by Philadelphians, by the people
who, throughout the twenty-five years of its ex-
istence, have stood nobly by it, have borne most of its expense.
Relying upon the signal success it has hitherto attained, relying
upon the larger and wider recognition of the needfulness of a
larger farm population, we firmly believe that what has hitherto
been achieved is but the prelude of the much greater things to be
accomplished in the near future. Once in possession of the
needed dormitories to enable us to accommodate many times the
number of students we now can house, and of the money required
for the care and keep of a greatly increased student body, once
in possession of the necessary larger faculty, larger acreage, in-
creased school rooms, light and heat power plant, once in
possession of the urgently needed School Building, Chemical
Laboratory, Modern Dairy and Barn, of the needed equipment
for teaching the higher branches of scientific agriculture, once in
possession of a fund needed to help our graduates to acquire
and equip farms of their own, once in possession of these, all
that has hitherto been achieved will be as nothing compared with
the greater things that will be accomplished.
The war and the aftermath of the war have demanded un-
precedented sums of money of us. We answe;red the call gen-
erously, often self-sacrificinglv. We gave tens
Generous Sup- . . ° " ^
port wm In- of millions of dollars. But, well spent as was
sure BriUiant ^^^q moucy We gavc, there is nothing to show for
Future. . °
it. A generous answer on the part of the Amer-
ican people to the comparatively small sum asked for by the
Farm School will bring into existence a group of buildings to
which, for generations to come, they will point with pride, to
which they will send for education in the noblest of all callings
« t ^
W i -K
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a body of young men who will help mightily towards a regenera-
tion of the Nation in general, and of the Jewish people in par-
ticular.
The National Farm School is no individual's property, no
city's possession. It belongs to the people of the United States.
It exists for their benefit. It is open and free to
r^'^Dream" "' all yoiiths abovo sixteen j^ears of age, possessing
the requisite moral and physical and intellectual
qualifications for admission, irrespective of creed or class or sta-
tion. The dream of twenty-five years ago is a reality today.
TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL GRADUATION
February 22, 1922
The largest class in the history of The National Farm School
was graduated on "Washington's Birthday, February 22, 1922.
The exercises were held in Segal Hall, and were attended by
a large gathering of friends of the School.
Dr. Kranskopf addressed the class. He urged them to follow
the example set by Washington. He spoke of the sterling quali-
ties of the Father of our Country, of his success as a farmer,
as well as Commander-in-Chief of the army, and later as Presi-
dent of his country; the determination and persistence that made
for his success in whatever role he played.
Other speakers were Dr. Edwin C. Broome, Superintendent of
the Public Schools of Philadelphia; and Mr. Richard Spillane,
editor of the "Public Ledger" Business Section. The latter con-
trasted former-day methods of farming with those of today; Dr.
Broome pointed out the advantages enjoyed by the youth of this
generation starting out in the world. He spoke most earnestly,
and emphasized especially the value of working the brain to ob-
tain results, in conjunction with the hand.
Thirty-four young men received diplomas, Dr. Krauskopf
making the presentations. The names of the graduates, all of
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three-year course in practical and
Abraham Pastanack
Louis Pastanack
Hyman Rabinowitz
Edward L, Eing
Samuel .S. Bobbins
David Rothstein
Charles Rubenstein
Arthur M. Schorr
Louis C. Schulster
Stanley Joseph Snyder
Archibald Toffler
William B. Towner
Solomon R. Ullman
Newton Edgar Weiss
Otto Wenger
Barnett B. Yulke
Irving Zelanko
whom completed the full
scientific agriculture, are :
David Aukburg
Burton F. Berlack
iCasper Blumer
Anthony R. Cirotti
Simon Louis Cohen
Samuel Fleischman
Lewis I, Fox
Michael Frishkopf
Tobias Gelles
Jacob Goldfeld
Louis M. Kiesling
Harry Krisher
Abraham Krivonos
Arthur Langer
Joseph Leedes
Morris Mazor
Walter P. Morris
Post-graduate certificates were awarded to Harry Morris
Corenzwit and Abraham Zinn, for having specialized in Farm
Management on the School's experimental farms.
Dr. Bernhard Ostrolenk, Director of the School, announced
the award of prizes. The Pennsylvania 'State Scholarship was
won by Casper Blumer, or Philadelphia; free post-graduate
courses at Farm School were awarded to Otto Wenger, of Phila-
delphia, and .Simon L. Cohen, of Massachusetts. Simon L. Cohen
won the Massinger Prize for excellency in the study of veterinary
science.
SILVER JUBILEE AND TREE CONSECRATION EXERCISES
June 4, 1922
A more glorious day than was provided for Sunday, June
4th, as a setting for the Silver Jubilee exercises of The National
Farm School, could not have been desired. Taking advantage
of the rare June day and lured additionally by an unusually at-
tractive program, the largest and most representative assemblage
in the history of the School gathered on its broad and beautiful
acres, to attend the celebration of the rounding out of a quarter
of a century of signal ser^dce in leading some of the surplus city
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population back to the land. By special train and automobiles
came the friends of the School, until they numbered several
thousand.
The program was an all-day atfair. The Rev. Dr. Henry
Berkowitz, who had taken part in the opening exercises twenty-
five years ago, offered the invocation. Dr. Joseph Krauskopf,
Founder and President of the School, then introduced Judge
Ilarman Yerkes, of Doylestown, another of the surviving few
who had participated in the School's initial exercises, and had
been the presiding officer at that occasion. Judge Yerkes spoke
of the pleasure with which he had watched the iSchool's progress
from a modest beginning to its present splendid proportions. He
then presented the Presiding Officer of the Jubilee Exercises, the
Hon. Edwin S. Stuart, former Governor of Pennsylvania.
After a very graceful introductory address, in which he
lauded the School as the lifework of Dr. Krauskopf, ex-Governor
Stuart presented the speakers of the day, who were:
Julius Drachsler, Professor of Economy and Sociology,
Smith College, Mass., and lately appointed instructor in these de-
partments at the University of New York ; Adolph S. Ochs, New
York, publisher of "The New York Times"; Samuel M. Vauclain,
Philadelphia, President, Baldwin Locomotive Works ; Emile
Berliner, Washington, D. C, inventor of the loose contact tele-
phone transmitter, and of the first talking machine ; John M. Mac-
Farlane, Philadelphia, botanist. University of Pennsylvania;
Hon, Roland S. Morris, Philadelphia, former Ambassador to
Japan ; Irvin S. Cobb, Ossining, N. Y., author and lecturer.
Prof. Drachsler spoke feelingly and at length concerning the
merits of the iSchool. He declared Dr. Krauskopf 's service to the
Nation was the heritage of practical education given the youth
of the country through the Farm School.
He was folloAved by Mr. Vauclain. After asserting that no
other avenue of endeavor offers more in return than agriculture,
Mr. Vauclain declared that the present immigration laws pre-
vented many persons from coming into this country who would,
if permitted, turn hundreds of thousands of acres of idle land,
which are now merely a liability, into real, productive assets.
Mr. Berliner had but the highest terms of praise for the
work of the School and its founder.
Mr, Ochs spoke of the opportunities existing in this country
for the farmer, with the automobile, telephone and radio, among
other things, in making country life comfortable and enjoyable.
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Dr. MacFarlane delivered the Tree Consecration Address.
He knew his subject, and told in language most beautiful and ap-
pealing of the loftiness and poetry, but more particularly of the
practicability, of planting trees as memorials to the dead and in
honor of the living. Mr. Morris paid a brief tribute to the late
Prof. Morris Jastrow; Rabbi Solomon Foster, of Congregation
B'nai Jeshurun, Newark, N. J., delivered a tribute to Dr. Gotthard
Deutsch, distinguished Hebrew scholar and leader.
More than 300 Memorial and Festive Trees were consecrated.
(The list of names is published in full on pages 22-25 of this book.)
Mr. Cobb paid his meed of praise to the iSchool and to Dr.
Krauskopf. His sparkling wit permeated all he said, and what
he had to say was so genuine and warm that he won his audience
to a man. It is not frequent that such real humor and at once
such sincerity are icombined, Mr. Cobb praised the School's
work. He predicted for it an illustrious future. Having tried
farming on his own account, he declared that he can appreciate
more than many another a training such as the School gives.
Mr. Harry B. Hirsh, Vice-President of the School, read
numerous letters and telegrams of congratulation from people
from all parts of the country. He announced the inauguration
of a Jubilee Fund, in honor of the 25th anniversary of the
School's opening, $51,000 of which had been subscribed by the
Directors of the School alone. Before the meeting was over the
subscriptions totalled $166,000. The major portion of this was
given by Philadelphians, and the gifts marked the beginning of a
campaign to raise $1,000,000 from cities throughout the country.
The afternoon program included an Agricultural Pageant,
participated in by the students of the School, exhibiting livestock,
implements and machinery used on the School's 475 acres, and in
the raising of poultry and the production of dairy and market
products.
Later, there was a charming open-air play, depicting the
Biblical Story of Ruth. It was presented on the lawn in front
of Segal Hall, by the pupils of the Religious School of Temple
Keneseth Israel, Philadelphia.
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THE PATRIOTS' GROVE
In this Grooe are Planted Trees for Friends of the School Who Answered
Our Country's Call during the World War
TREES HAVE BEEN PLANTED AND CONSECRATED TO THE MEMORY
OF THE FOLLOWING, WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE:
Louis Berkowitz, Philadelphia.
Jacob Bledenthal, Atlantic City.
Frederick D. Clair, Philadelphia.
Morrie A. Deutsch, Philadelphia.
Seth Ettenson, Leavenworth, Kan.
Jerome L. Goldman, St. Louis.
Milton Goldstein, Webb City, Mo.
Oscar H. Gruber, Philadelphia.
Jesse Warren Guise, Findlay, Ohio.
Simon C. Hellman, National Farm
School.
Michael Jaffee, Coatesville, Pa.
Joyce Kilmer, New York.
Geo. G. Kooperman, Philadelphia.
Paul Borda Kurtz, Philadelphia.
Chas. H. Lauchheimer, Wash., D. C.
Maurice Lazar, Shenandoah, Pa.
Jerome Marks, Philadelphia.
Roy Stewart Marlow, Elkins Park.
Milton Morganstern, Hoboken, N. J.
G. M. NeuBurger, Philadelphia.
Harry Polinsky, Philadelphia.
Aaron I. Price, Philadelphia.
William C. Reese, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Byron H. Reis, Philadelphia.
Eugene Rice, Philadelphia.
Sydney Rosenberg, Philadelphia.
Geo. Burton Rosenthal, Hartford,
Conn.
Alexander J. Roth, New York.
Lester B. Rothschild, Philadelphia.
Samuel Shulman, Philadelphia.
Mortimer Strauss Rubel, Chicago.
Henry Frank Singer, Philadelphia.
Solomon Spicker, Pottsville, Pa.
Bennie Spitzer, Philadelphia.
Milton Stern, Philadelphia.
Milton Stern, New York, N. Y.
Julien M. Strassburger, M o n t-
gomery, Ala.
Bernard W. Traitel, Detroit, Mich.
Eli Wittstein, Cincinnati, Ohio.
IN HONOR OF THOSE WHO SERVED, AND RETURNED IN SAFETY:
Ralph Anspach, Philadelphia.
Herman L. Artzt, Philadelphia.
Nelson H. Artzt, Philadelphia.
Justin S. Bamberger, Philadelphia.
Eli D. Bernheim, Philadelphia.
Harold B. Blumenthal, Philadelphia.
Albert Coons, Philadelphia.
Jerome J. Drucker, Philadelphia.
Isadore Faggen, Philadelphia.
Samuel Faggen, Philadelphia.
Leon Feigenbaum, Philadelphia.
Stanley Milton Getz, Philadelphia.
Herbert Feustman Goldstein, New
York.
Jacob Feustman Goldstein, New
York.
David Grossman, Philadelphia.
Ralph Gutlohn, Philadelphia.
Julian Arthur Hillman, Atlantic
City.
Mack and Julian Hirshberg, Atlanta,
Ga.
Joseph Horchow, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Reuben Horchow, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Isaac L. Hyman, Philadelphia.
Arthur J. Jackson, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Daniel Fabien Jackson, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Fred Jackson, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Leopold Max Jacobs, Philadelphia.
Reuben Jacobs, Philadelphia.
Charles S. Kaufman, PMladelphia.
Walter Kaufmann, Philadelphia.
Manfred R. Krauskopf, Philadelphia.
August Manasses, Philadelphia.
Jacob L. Manasses, Philadelphia.
J. DeRoy Mark, Philadelphia.
Leonard George Needles, Elkins
Park.
Isadore Oppenheimer, Philadelphia.
G. Sidney Reinheimer, Philadelphia.
Leon W. Reinheimer, Philadelphia.
Herbert D. Reis, Philadelphia.
Eli M. Rohrheimer, Philadelphia.
Jerome H, Rose, Philadelphia.
Alexander F. Sachs, Kansas City,
Mo.
S. Ralph Schwarzschild, Philadel-
phia.
J. Leonard Sessler, Philadelphia.
Arthur Shoenberg, Philadelphia.
Arthur Silverberg, New York.
Edwin H. Silverman, Philadelphia.
Leonard H. Sostman, Philadelphia.
Camille J. Stamm, Philadelphia.
Morris H. Starr, Philadelphia.
Arthur A. Strouse, Philadelphia.
Prank L. Teller, Philadelphia.
Jerome L. Teller, Philadelphia.
Philip H. Weinberg, Philadelphia.
Gustav L. Winelander, Philadelphia.
Stanley S. Wohl, Philadelphia.
Myron Albert Zacks, Philadelphia.
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FESTIVE TREES
Dedicated at the Tree Consecration Exercises, Sunday, June 4, 1922, in
Honor of
BIRTHS
Evelyn Barrett, Parkersburg, W. Va.
Claire Bertha Belber, Philadelphia.
Henry Berkowitz, II, Philadelphia.
Herman Cerf Berkowitz, Philadel-
phia.
Evelyn Theresa Bernstein, New York.
Beatrice Biberman, Philadelphia.
Jane Louise Blumenthal, Elkins
Park, Pa.
Helene Sally Davies, Atlantic City,
N. J.
Sol. Gareth Davis, Philadelphia.
Morton D. Epstein, Philadelphia.
Robert Carlton Hecht, Philadelphia.
Joel Hillman, II, Atlantic City, N. J.
Marjorie Jane Karpeles, Philadel-
phia.
Robert Levy, Philadelphia.
Hetty Rita Liehtenstein, Philadel-
phia.
Richard Warren Lieban, New York.
Vivian Mandel, Philadelphia.
Lois Mark, Philadelphia.
Richard Elliott Nadler, Philadelphia.
Edward Raymond Pollock, Atlantic
City, N. J.
Macey Herschel Rosenthal, Lynch-
burg, Va.
Robt. A. Schless, Jr., Philadelphia.
Donald Benj. Strasburger, Philadel-
phia.
Betty Ann Weiskopf, Minneapolis,
Minn.
BIRTHDAYS
Julia Buchman, Munich, Germany,
90th.
Joan H. Feldman, Philadelphia, 1st.
Lewis B. Greenbaum, New York
City, 5th.
Louise Landman, Far Rockaway,
N. Y.
Rappaport Lodge No. 3.5, I. O. F. S.
of I., Philadelphia, 50th.
Wm. B. Rosskam, Philadelphia, 50th.
Henry Schoenthal, New York, 79th.
Mrs. Emanuel Schwerin, Philadel-
phia, 75th,
Ida Silberman, Philadelphia, 90th.
Sisterhood of Keneseth Israel, Phila-
delphia, 10th.
Jacob Wiener, Philadelphia.
Edward Woolner, Jr., Peoria, 111.
CONFIRMATIONS
Ruth Behrend, Philadelphia.
E. Malcolm Belber, Philadelphia.
Leonore Jane Belber, Philadelphia.
Bernice Regina Bloch, Philadelphia.
Harold L. Koshland, Philadelphia.
Jos. B. Levy, Philadelphia.
Hortense Yvonne Mark, Philadelphia.
Lillian F. Marks, Philadelphia.
Sylvia Edith Moldawer, Philadelphia.
Zelma O. Pollack, Riverside, N. J.
Jean Ulman, Philadelphia.
Leonore Ruth Wohlfeld, Philadel-
phia.
BETROTHAXi
Max M. Becker, Savannah, Ga., and
Lillian Kanner, Palatka, Fla.
WEDDINGS
Mr. and Mrs. Benj. F. Bernheim,
Philadelphia.
Chas. Garson, Jr., Rochester, N. Y.,
and Beatrice Wilson, Philadelphia.
Benedict Gimbel, Jr., and Ethel S.
Nathanson, Philadelphia.
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FESTIVE TREES— Continued
Nathan Gold, Lincolu, Neb., and
Evelyn Baum, Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Isaac, Tampa, Fla.
Harold Kazmann, Long Branch, N.
J., and Frances Bayard, Philadel-
phia.
Manfred R. Krauskopf, Philadelphia,
and Babetta V. Koon, New Haven,
Conn.
C'has. Noble, Philadelphia, and
Sophia Rash, Bala, Pa.
Herbert Oppenheim, Chattanooga,
Teun., and Estella Greenspan,
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Rosenbliith,
New Haven, Conn.
Philip Schaul, Coatesville, Pa., and
Male Naomi Levy, Wilmington,
Del.
Meyer Weinstein and Mattie Jacobs,
Philadelphia.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Arnfeld, Pitts-
burgh, 2oth.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Barmach, Philadel-
phia, 25th.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Berg, Philadel-
phia, 20th.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton B. Bernheim,
Philadelphia, 15th.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Blumenthal,
Elbins Park, Pa., 12th.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Blumenthal,
Philadelphia, 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Hart Blumenthal,
Philadelphia, 40th.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Blumenthal,
Elkins Park, Pa., 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Brunswick, Phila-
delphia, 25th.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dalsimer,
Philadelphia, 15th.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fleishman,
Philadelphia, 20th.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Goldsmith,
Philadelphia, 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldsmith,
Philadelphia, 15th.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Hahn, Phila-
delphia, 20th.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Hecht, Phila-
delphia, 15th.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Hess, Phila-
delphia, 20th.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. H. Hinlein, Phila-
delphia, 20th.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hirsch, Phila-
delphia, 25th.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ising, S. Orange,
N. J., .36th.
Dr. and Mrs. I. M. Koch, Philadel-
phia, 25th.
Dr. and Mrs. Jos. Krauskopf, Phila-
delphia, 25th.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Marx, Philadel-
phia, 16th.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Meyers,
Philadelphia, 5th.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Meyers, Phila-
delphia, 20th.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Putzel, Atlantic
City, 50th.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Rosenblatt,
Philadelphia, 45th.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosenthal,
Philadelphia, 25th.
Dr. and Mrs. N. J. Sanson, Philadel-
phia, 30th.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Schoeneman,
Philadelphia, o5th.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Schoenfeld, Phila-
delphia, 25th.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schoenthal,
New York, 50th.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wagner,
Chicago, 111., 50th.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Winelander,
Philadelphia, 30th.
RECOVERY FROM ILLNESS
Meyer Straus, Philadelphia.
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MEMORIAL TREES 1
Consecrated at the Tree
Consecration Exercises, Sunday, June 4, 19'?2, to the |
Memory of
ALABAMA
MARYLAND
NEW YORK
Montgomery
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Moses Sabel
Edward Goldman
Adam and Julia Brown
Tuscumbia
Hannah Goldman
Max Greif
Aaron Filler
Abraham Bresler
Flushing
Bertha W. Bresler
Gertrude Meyer
Aaron Rosenbaum
Nettie Picard Scbwerin
CALIFORNIA
MASSACHUSETTS
New York City
San Francisco
Bernice Ivy De Vos
Samuel Dannenbaum
Boston
Moses Chas. Guinzburg
Abraham Haas
Louis Hecht
Brookline
Jacob Gutfreund
Mina Gutfreund
COXXECTICUT
Chas. H. Hecht
Samuel Gryzmish
Isaac L. Hecht
New Haven
Abraham Lowenstein
Marilla G. Guttman
MINNESOTA
Caroline Lowenstein
DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
Minneapolis
Jennie Weil Robitshek
Lillie M. Meyer
Mary A. Myers
Sigfried Steiner
Washington
St. Paul
Salamanca
Gustave Oppenheimer
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Baer
Mrs. S. Blumenthal
John English McCabe
GEORGIA
Mae Ginsberg
Syracuse
Samuel J. Pearlman
Athens
MISSISSIPPI
Flora Bernstein
NORTH CAROLIN.A
Hannah Bernstein
Greenville
Wilmington
Brunswick
Abe L. Johl
Blanche D. Jacobi
Isador Asher
Merigold
ILLINOIS
Meyer Adelson
OHIO
Akron
Chicago
MISSOURI
Hulda Tuholsky
Henry H. Friedman
Fanny Joseph
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Solomon Joseph
Isaac Leopold Haas
Lee Adler
Isaac Orschel
St. Louis
Samuel Bing
Moses Schochet
Sophie Littmann Freun
Prof. Gotthard Deutsch
Abe Stein
Arthur M. Fuld
Matilda Long
Augusta Mannheimer
•Weil
Louis Weiss
Max Littmann
Isaac A. Wyler
Bernard Lewis Sichel
Cleveland
Samuel Klein
INDIANA
NEW JERSEY
Florence C. Lurie
Goshen
Atlantic City
Shirley May Polster
Max Dembufsky
Pauline Bernheim
George Schmidt
Henry Rosenbaum
Agnes Zinner
IOWA
Bayonne
Y'oungstown
Des Moines
Sarah Cohen
Emma Ritter Liebman
Emma Lederer
East Orange
Mrs. Wm. Simon
KANSAS
Lillie Kohn
PENNSYLVANIA
LeaTenworth
Hoboken
Chester
Abe Toffler
Milton Morganstern
Maurice Knopf
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MEMORIAL TREES— Continued
Erie
Jennie M. Straus
Xorristown
Marcus Hydeman
Philadelphia
Clara Aarons
Eraelie Appel
Louis W. Apple
Cherly Armon
Benj. Bauer
Ettie Bauer
Rosalind Bauer
Henry Belmont
Ezra Benjamin
Jennie Benjamin
Betty L. Bernheimer
Caroline Bloch
Chas. D. Brooke
Herbert H. Buxbaum
Henrietta Coben
Maxwell Coben
Byrdie Cobn
Minnie Davidson
Herman Davis
Rebecca "SV. Deutscb
Alice Elias
Milton A. Ellerman
Theresa Englander
Samuel S. Fleishman
Jacob Greenwald
Juliet E. Greenwald
Begiua Greenwald
William Gross
jNIoritz Grossman
Sarah Grossman
Mary Haas
Jacob Haaz
Sarah Haaz
Milton C. Harrison, Jr.
Amy Meyer Heilbron
Minna S. Isaacs
Bertha Z. Jacobs
Prof. Morris Jastrow
Julia Josephson
Esther Kahn
Fannie Kahn
Nettie Kaufman
Frank Kessler
Sylvester C. Klopfer
Leon D. Langsfeld
Belle Lehman
•Nellie Bodek Lepow
Barbara Levy
Birdie Lieberman
Sophie Lipman
Louis Livingston
Rebecca Louchheim
Minnie Jayne Love
Dr. Maurice L. Mallas
Moses Marcus
Rena G. Marcus
Louis Mark
Hannah Moos
Jacob Moos
Johanna Navaratzky
Wm. M. Pechner
Nathan Pollack
Morris Pomerantz
Dorothy Clara
Powdermaker Sarah Falk
Isaac and Rose Yetta Michlosky
Powdermaker
Rosa Rappaport
Julia Reinheimer
Estelle Stamm Rodger
Solomon Rogasner
Pott8ville
Rebecca Green
Reading
Leopold Loeb
Jonas Sondheim
Sadie J. Stern
Morris Weil
Wilkes -Barre
Helene S. Falk
Jacob Falk
Williamsport
Rosetta Ulman
York
Beatrice Lehmayer
Hirshon
Rachel A. Rose
Abram Rosenberg
Walter Rosenberg
Herbert Rosenthal
Sol. M. Rothenheim
Ella Rothkugel
Barbara Salus
Minnie Salus
Moses D. Sanders
Benj. Siedenbach
Margaret Sluizer
Julius Solomon
Maurice Steinberg
Wm. Reese Sternberger
Simon H. Stiefel
Samuel L. Tahl
Annie Sempliner
r. •„ rr ■ Tannenbaum j^^jj^ Kramer
Cyrille Teiman
Pauline R. Ulman
Jerome Stanley
VelenchikLynchburg:
Jos. Waetzman
Rose Weber
Jacob Weil
Adolph Weinberg
Esther Weinberg
Jos. P. Wieder
Jacob Wiener
Meyer Winelander
SOUTH CAROLINA
Charleston
Max Furchgott
TENNESSEE
Jackson
Louis Marks
Memphis
E. Lowensteiu
Dallas
VIRGINIA
Emanuel Goodman
Petersburg:
Milton I. Reinach, Jr.
Pittsburgh
Morris Baer
Bertha Benswanger
Jeannette Foster
WEST VIRGINIA
Parkersburg:
Julius Laskey
GERMANY
Baden
Ferdinand Hanauer
Goldman
Bertha Goldsmit Bavaria
Dina Goldstein
Robert Steel Kann
Mrs. Albert Kornhauser
Berrihard J. ThalheimerWestprussen
Samuel Weinthal Elias and Sarah Jacobs
Abraham Bauer
Rosalie Bauer
26 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL SUCCOTH HARVEST
PILaRIMAGE, OCTOBER 15, 1922.
In keeping with the observance of its Jubilee Year, The
National Farm School attached special importance to its Twenty-
fifth Harvest Pilgrimage Exercises, held on Sunday, October 15,
1922, and continued its strain of rejoicing begun at its Exercises
in June, when there was inaugurated a special Jubilee Fund, for
the perpetuation of the School's work. Even though clouds
threatened to lower, and make the daj^, as far as weather condi-
tions were concerned, unpleasant, a gathering that counted many
hundreds journeyed out by train and automobile from Philadel-
phia, New York, and other points nearbj^, and were rewarded by
smiling skies upon their arrival at the School.
The morning Exercises were called to order in the Rebecca
F. Louchheim Assembly Hall, a memorial gift on the part of the
sons and daughter of Mrs. Louchheim, the dedication of which
was part of the program. The comfort afforded the guests and
the spaciousness of this building, justified Dr. Krauskopf's oft-
repeated plea for a structure of this kind that could amply ac-
commodate the School's visitors on its public occasions, and
shelter them in the event of inclement weather.
iSamuel Untermyer, Esq., of New York, occupied the position
of presiding officer, and paid high tribute, in his opening remarks,
to Dr. Krauskopf's gift of vision in founding the School. He de-
clared his interest in the School to be especially keen because of
his regarding it as an institution directly serving the Nation. He
believed it to be the strongest argument against the charge that
the Jew shirks his obligations as a contributor to the Avorld's
work.
Dr. Josiah H. Penniman, Provost of the University of Penn-
sylvania, brought greetings from that institution, and expressed
his personal esteem of the Farm School's efforts in promoting a
truly needed and heretofore greatly neglected phase of work, in
instructing the j^outh in the art of agriculture.
Dr. Krauskopf then presented his Annual Message, recalling
the days of the School's founding, the struggles endured against
bitterest prejudice, the hardships encountered in securing funds
for the project, and the ultimate winning of the people's confidence
and affection. He drew a vivid word-picture, contrasting the early
humble properties and proportions of the School, with its present
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 27
splendid groAvth and future possibilities. (The Annual Message
is printed in full on pages 5-17 of this book.)
The afternoon program opened with the dedication of a
number of buildings donated to the School. Prof. Samuel Weiller
Fernberger, nephew of Mrs. Rebecca F, Louchheim, presented the
Auditorium to the iSchool in the name of the Louchheim family.
Mr. Jos. H. Hagedorn dedicated the new Carnation House,
the gift of Dr. and Mrs. Krauskopf, in honor of the joint occasion
of the silver anniversary of their marriage and of the founding
of the School. Mr. Hagedorn was equal to the occasion. He
chose his words fittingly and beautifully. He complimented Dr.
and Mrs. Krauskopf highly on their sentiment in erecting this
Carnation House. He made a stirring appeal for the Million-
Dollar Jubilee Fund. He held up the happy picture of the boy
on the farm "with gratitude in his eye that men and women have
at last determined to kill the slums, and all the evils and poverty
they breed, through supporting a School like this."
To Mr. Hagedorn was also assigned the presentation, on
behalf of Mr. Wm. Hyman, of Philadelphia, of three new laying
houses in the Poultry Department.
Five-minute greetings were brought to the Exercises by rep-
resentatives of the daily newspapers of Philadelphia, in the per-
sons of the following :
Mr. Wm. F. Gleason, for ''The Evening Bulletin."
Mr. Eugene J. O'Keefe, for "The Inquirer."
Mr. Richard Spillane, for "The Public Ledger."
Mr. Thomas J. Walker, for "The Evening Ledger."
Mr. Leigh Mitchell Hodges was to have spoken for "The
North American," but was prevented because of a death in his
family.
Mr. Jacob Ginsburg, for "The Jewish World."
At the close of the Exercises, an opportunity was afforded
the visitors to inspect the 50O acres of the iSchool's grounds, its
greenhouses, bams, dairy, poultry plant and other outhouses.
28 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
LEGACIES AND ENDOWMENTS
1895 — In memoriam Jacob Tuck and wife, by their children,
Philadelphia, Pa $L000.00
1899--Carolyn Parent Nirdlinger, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 500.00
1903— Jacob H. Hecht, Boston, Mass., Bequest 500.00
1905— Moses Lichten, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 500.00
1906— Marx Wineland, Frostburg, Md., Bequest 500.00
1906 — In Memory of Samuel Frank, Pittsburgh, Pa., by his
son, Edgar K. Frank 100.00
1907 — ^Frances Seligman, Philadelphia, Pa., for Bernard and
Frances Seligman Library Alcove 200.00
1907 — Fannie Houseman, Philadelphia, Pa., in memory of
her son, Arthur Ballenburg Houseman 100.00
1907— Edward Popper, Greenville, Tex., Bequest 100.00
1907— Samuel W. Goodman, Philadelphia^ Pa., Bequest.... 200.00
1907 — Fannie Simon, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 50.00
1907— Isaac Sailer, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 500.00
1908— Leah Bernheimer, Mobile, Ala., Bequest 100.00
1908 — Eleanore Samuel, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 350.00
1908— Solomon Blumenthal, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 250.00
1909— Moses H. Stern, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 500.00
1909— Esther Sailer, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 75.00
1909 — Rebecca Haas, Indianapolis, Ind., Bequest 100.00
1909— Blanche Loeb, New York City, Bequest 1.000.00
1910 — Louis I. Aaron, Pittsburgh, Pa., in honor of his 70th
birthday 1.000.00
1910— Anchel Rosenthal, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 500.00
1910 — Abraham Lipman, Pittsburgh, Pa., Bequest 500.00
1910— Henrietta Morgenroth, Louisville, Ky., Bequest 500.00
1910— In Memory of Milton L. Snellenburg, by his Father. . 2,000.00
1911— Samuel Baldauf, Oskaloosa, la.. Bequest 300.00
1911— Max Bamberger, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 5,000.00
1911— Harriet B. Labe, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 100.00
1911— Adolph Leberman, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 100.00
1912 — Annie M. Ferguson, Pittsburgh, Pa., Bequest 100.00
1912— Mina Friedman, Chicago, III, Bequest 100.00
1912— Benjamin Kahn, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 200.00
1912— Louis Lowenthal, Rochester, N. Y., Bequest 500.00
1912— Levi Stern, Philadelphia, Pa„ Bequest 100.00
1912— Abraham Weiler, Columbus, Ohio, Bequest 200.00
1913— Leopold Keiser, Buffalo, N. Y., Bequest 500.00
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 29
LEGACIES AND ENDOWMENTS— Contiimed
1913— Estate of Sophia Rothschild, Summitville, Incl $100 00
1913— Cass Sunstein, Pittsburgh, Pa., Bequest 100.00
1913— Estate of Samuel Woolner, Peoria, 111 500.00
1914_Martha Wertheimer Kohn, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 200.00
191-^1 — Nathan Herrmann, New York City, Bequest 1,000.00
1914 — Isaac Van Baalen, Detroit, Mich., Bequest 100.00
1914 — Estate of Mrs. Ferdinand Westheimer, St. Joseph, Mo. 100.00
1914— Simon Zweighaft, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 250.00
1915— Edward P. Kelly, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 1,333.33
1915 — Jacob Straus, Ligonier, Ind., Bequest 1,000.00
1916— Estate of Max Lowenthal, Rochester, N. Y 500.00
1916 — Enoch, Marcus and Abe L. Rauh, Pittsburgh, Pa., in
memory of their mother, Rosalie Rauh 500.00
1916 — Heinrich and Hannah Rosenbaum, Philadelphia, Pa.,
in memory of Joseph and Henrietta Rosenbaum... 100.00
1917 — In memory of Laurence W. Frank, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
by his brother, Edgar K. Frank 100.00
1917— Babette Freiberg Klein, Cincinnati, Ohio, Bequest... 500.00
1917 — ^Jennie Lippman, Philadelphia, Bequest 200.00
1917 — Leopold Sheuerman, Des Moines, la., Bequest 250.00
1918— Estate of Albertina Bamberger, New York, N. Y.... 500.00
1918-^aron Cans, Philadelphia, Bequest 250.00
1918 — ^Mr. and Mrs. Leon Merz, Philadelphia, in memory of
their son, John D. Merz 100.00
1918— Estate of Morris Newburger, Philadelphia 500.00
1918— Seligman Schloss, Detroit, Mich., Bequest 200.00
1918— Estate of Julius Schwab, Bellaire, Ohio 180.00
1918— Estate of Isaac Silvernale, Philadelphia 1,000.00
1918 — iChildren of Emanuel and Mary Swope, Dallas, Tex.,
in memory of their parents 200.00
1919— Estate of Solomon Asher, Philadelphia, Pa 500.00
1919— Estate of Martha P. Freiberg, Cincinnati, Ohio 1,000.00
1919 — Jos. H. Gumbiner, Detroit, Mich., in memory of his
grandparents, Isaac and Clara Van Baalen 100.00
1919 — Aaron Lowenstein, Philadelphia, Bequest 2,500.00
1919— Jacob Marcus, Coatesville, Pa., Bequest 100.00
1919— Estate of Hanna Mayer, Philadelphia, Bequest 266.62
1919 — Louis Newburger, Indianapolis, Ind., Bequest 300.00
1919— Ignatz J. Riglhaupt, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 100.00
1919 — Wm. B. Rosskam, Philadelphia, Pa., in memory of
his wife 100.00
1919— Abraham Slimmer, Dubuque, la.. Bequest 2,000.00
1920— Louis I. Aaron, Pittsburgh, Pa., Bequest 1,000.00
30 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
LEGACIES AND ENDOWMENTS— Continued
1920 — Wm. Bamberger, New York, N. Y., in memory of
parents, Leopold and Albertina Bamberger $1,000.00
1920 — Arthur Bloch, Philadelphia, in memory of his mother,
Mrs. Simon L. Bloch 500.00
1920— Isidor Cohen, Sacramento, Cal, Bequest 1,000.00
1920— Simon B. Fleisher, Philadelphia, Bequest 1,000.00
1920— Jessie H. Goulder, Cleveland, Ohio, Bequest 25.00
1920 — Harry C. Kahn, Philadelphia, in memory of parents,
Charles and Bine Kahn 1,000.00
1920 — Mrs. Harry C. Kahn, Philadelphia, in memory of
parents, Urias and Hannah Wasserman 1,000.00
1920— Mrs. Herbert M. Kaufmann, New York, N. Y.,
Donation 250.00
1920— Mrs. R. V. G. Millhiser, New York, N. Y., in memory
of husband, Clarence Millhiser 1,000.00
1920 — Mrs. Sam. Sanger, Waco, Tex., in memory of husband 500.00
1920 — John H. Sinberg, Philadelphia, in memory of Mrs.
Meyer Schamberg 250.00
1920— Benjamin Tuch, Philadelphia, Bequest 500.00
1921 — Moses Baer, Philadelphia, part payment of Bequest.. 250.00
1921— Samuel Baer, Charleston, W. Va., Bequest 250.00
1921— Joe M. Frank, Little Rock, Ark., Bequest 1,000.00
1921 — Chas. Gimbel, Philadelphia, in memory of Mrs. Isaac
Long 1,000.00
1921— Lina Hecht, Boston, Mass., Bequest 500.00
1921— Moses Hirshler, Philadelphia, Bequest 500.00
1921 — Harry Rich, Springfield, Mass., matured endowment
policy and cash dividend 672.93
1921— Mrs. A. Silberstein, Dallas, Tex., Bequest 5,000.00
1921 — Nathan Snellenburg, Philadelphia, in memory of wife,
Minna Amant Snellenburg 2,500.00
1921— Rosa Strauss, New York, N. Y., Bequest 500.00
1922— Ferdinand Bernheimer, Baltimore, Md., Bequest 1,000.00
1922 — Emma Lederer, Des Moines, Iowa, Bequest 200.00
1922— Mrs. I. L. Marks, Chicago, III, in memory of husband 500.00
1922 — Isaac Petersberger, Davenport, la., Bequest 100.00
1922— Herman Prager, Philadelphia, Bequest 500.00
1922 — Jacob L. Sheuerman, Philadelphia, Bequest 100.00
1922— Joseph Swope, Dallas, Tex., Bequest 100.00
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 31
FINANCIAL STATEMENT, YEAR ENDING APRIL 30, 1922.
GENERAL FUND
May 1, 192L Excess of Disbursements over Receipts $19,252.12
RECEIPTS.
Maintenance Income.
Interest on Investments $7,660.60
Sale of Farm Products 12,739.80
State of Pennsylvania 11,468.18
Federation of Jewish Charities of Philadelphia 17,500.00
Interest on Deposits 131.24
Dues and Donations 20,896.67
Propaganda Income (Net) 8,549.85
$78,946.34
$59,694.22
Maintenance Disbursements.
Beds and bedding $29.25
Brooms and Brushes 148.34
Dry Goods and Clothing 4.962.85
Transportation of Products, Etc 1,884.92
Fuel 6,649.42
Furniture and Fixtures 418.94
Groceries 5,431.90
Ice 206.37
Insurance 2,139.46
Lighting 1,149.37
Printing and Stationery 1,460.88
Provisions, Meat and Bread 5,846.35
Rent (Office) 767.00
Sundries 188.28
Salaries : Matron 1,090.00
Teachers 14,066.68
Officers 1,044.66
Supplies : Educational (Laboratory Supplies, Text
Books, Etc.) 780.77
Arboricultural 653.94
Farm 7,974.43
Horticultural 1,146.15
Medical 457.54
Poultry 2,762.69
Taxes 612.90
Wages 9,843.38
$71,716.47
$12,022.25
Repairs and Replacements.
Repairs $3,428.30
Plumbing 1,596.67
Painting 1,054.42
Sewage 263.66
Clearing Land 33.20
Lockers 128.31
$6,504.56
32 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
FINANCIAL STATEMENT— Continued
Improvement Expense.
Director's House $10L31
Live Stock 2,565.99
New Silo 128.19
Poultry Houses 118.20
Mower 190.83
Silage Cutter 248.42
$3,352.94
$9,857.50
EXCESS OF MAINTENANCE DISBURSEMENTS $21,879.75
Extraordinary Income.
Students' Deposits, Loans, Etc. :
Students' Deposits (Net) $1,633.08
Loan from Farm No. 1 500.00
Sundry Refunds 100.95
Farm No. 1 Repayment, Accounts Receiv-
able (Net) 277.39
— • $2,511.42
ExtraordinXry Disbursements.
Library (Net) •.. $69.09
Advances to Hellman Farm 539.30
Installment Repayments of Loan from Endow-
ment Fund 1,800.00
Advances to Farm No. 3 136.07
2,544.46
$33.04
DEFICIT APRIL 30, 1922 $21,912.79
ENDOWMENT FUND
Bank Balance May 1, 1922 $6,301.07
Income
Life Memberships $2,300.00
Bequests and Donations 15.150.39
Repayment Account Investments 33,493.57
50,943.96
$57,245.03
Disbursements
Propaganda Expense $325.00
Investment Purchases 60,720.90
61,045.90
Bank Deficit April 30, 1922 $3,800.87
Investment Account 176,436.75
$172,635.88
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REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR
Bernhard Ostrolenk, Ph. D.
In giving,- an aeeonnt of the responsibilities entrusted to the
Director and Faculty by the Board and contributors to The
National Farm School, it is not always easy to distinguish the
progress and development of one year from those of the pre-
ceding years. The spirit, the Avork, and the development of our
School, have been cumulative : mui-li has been built on the years of
past experience, much has developed spontaneously and some has
been consciously introduced as innovations during the past fcAV
years.
The Development of the Teaching Staff
Of prime importance for the effective and efficient work of
the School is an aggressive, permanent, scholarly, purposeful
teaching force. It is to that end that a great deal of attention
has been given by the Board and by the Director in recent years.
The tirst step helpful in this direction was in the introduction of
a definite salary schedule with definite increments of increases
for various groups of teachers within the School. This in itself,
it was hoped would have a reassuring and encouraging effect
upon the teaching staff', as it would not only assure them per-
manent positions, but also definite increases of salary if their
work proved satisfactory. The concomitant danger of having
teachers settle down to a good job with reasonable assurance of
increases of salaries without at the same time increasing their
efficiency by constant renewal of, and additions to, their scholar-
ship, was avoided by grouping the teachers after a certain period
of years at the School in accordance with their eiffciency as
teachers. AVhile it is by no means hoped that a teacher, can be
stimulated to his best work by promises of increases in salary
only, his consecration to his high calling always being the prime
stimulus, it was hoped, however, partially to reward the pro-
gressive and conscientious teachers in this way.
A second step in the development of our more permanent
teaching force was taken when the Board made provisions in the
way of refunds for certain faculty members who married and
could not accommodate their families in the group of School
buildings. This step was further augmented when faculty homes
were provided as far as the facilities of the School permitted. In
the past few years, the Farm House was equipped adequately for
two families and the house on Schoenfeld Farm No. 1 was o-iven
34 THE NATIONAL FARM SC?IOOL
over to a faculty member. Tlie erection of a Director's lionse is
in line with this policy.
A third means of encouraging the teaching staff to widen
their scholarship and increase their usefulness was taken when
the Board provided means whereby our staff may visit, observe
or take courses in other institutions, part of the expense being
paid by The National Farm School, The Board increasingly
looks to our teaching staff to be the guide and inspiration of the
future development of the inner work of the School, and it is
hoped that these few measures will at least in part encourage
the development of a loyal and efficient corps of teachers at The
National Farm School. It is, at this time, too early to say how
far these provisions have been effective in the development of
better teaching at the school.
Development of Student Body
It has been felt that the type of students who come to The
National Farm School must be a superior type. Increasingly it
has been noted that some failures of the School have been due to
improper selection of students rather than improper methods at
the School. As a result of continued observation along this line
the requirements for entrance have been continually raised. The
physical entrance examination of the candidates for admission
has been supplemented by additional physical examinations
under the very able supervision of Dr. Bernard Kohn. This ad-
ditional examination has enabled us to detect several applicants
who, phj^sically under no circumstances, could have made good
farmers. It is regrettable to state that apparently accredited
physicians gave these students, under a misguided sense of kind-
ness, perfect health certificates. The cost of keeping such
students for any length of time and then discovering their in-
ability to pursue farm work, was thus avoided. It was also found
that the eighth grade certificates often presented by candidates
for admission, did not completely tell the truth of an applicant's
mental attainments. An additional test of the mentality of the
applicant was, therefore, given during the past year. While it
was fully appreciated that such a test is only a sample of the
young men's minds and is in many respects wholly unsatis-
factory for the purposes demanded at the school, it was, however,
found that a considerable percentage of the applicants did not
seem to have the capacity to partake of the intensive kind of
training given here and we were, therefore, able to eliminate
such of the applicants who appeared bj^ these tests, unsuited to
the School,
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 35
To maintain a liigh student morale, once the caiulidatos; are
admitted, is naturally the problem of the internal organization
of the School. Student government has had various trials and
has been in some years successful and some years indifferent and
in some years a failure. It is diffiicult to account for the en-
thusiasm that will some years pervade the student body to main-
tain a morale of a very high order and the apathy in the same
direction in other years. Under all conditions, however, per-
sistent pressure on the part of the faculty to maintain scholar-
ship, discipline, enthusiasm and interest in the School is neces-
sary with any kind of organization of the student body. Eacli
succeeding year has seen definite progress in some of these lines.
Insisting that every student perform a definite task every day,
that every student recite in every class every day, that every
student contribute to the work of the school every day has, in
some sense, made much of the teaching work automatic. There
is room, however, every day for the initiative and renewed en-
thusiasm of both faculty and students.
Development of School Equipment
A great teacher is a great teacher in any environment. Even
Pestalozzi, however, had a very definite equipment and a vei-y
definite environment that were part of the educative process of
his pupils. The National Farm School is fortunate in the wonder-
ful agricultural environment in which it has placed its students.
Not a day passes but that students walk through woods and
fields and must observe the many changes that the fields undergo
from day to day. The very plan of the School of having all the
agricultural work done by students has created a most fortunate
environment, especially since the students change frequently and
regularly from department to department and under the stimu-
lating direction of teachers are made conscious of the progress
o-f the work. During the past year the agricultural equipment
of the School has been augmented by the erection of three poultry
houses given by Mr. Wm. Hyman, and a new greenhouse given by
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Krauskopf. Both of these are valuable addi-
tions. More equipment along these lines would be welcome.
Particularly do we need more land and more of the modern ma-
chinery such as tractors, corn harvesters, tractor implements,
additional grain and hay machinery, etc. Teaching as we do by
doing, we find that the best method to be pursued is by giving
each student as much opportunity as possible to perform the vari-
ous farm operations, such as plowing, tilling and planting. With
36 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
a limited acreage such as we have, we find that many students
do not get the opportunity to become fully proficient in these
operations. All farm work is seasonal. Corn planting can not
be started before May 10th, but must be completed by ]\lay 30th,
allowing only 20 days, which must moreover be reduced by the
intervening Sundays, Saturdays and rainy days to about 15 days.
The School plants not over one hundred acres of corn. Assuming
a third of our students to get annual instruction in corn plant-
ing, the limited opportunity given them can be appreciated.
Under a most perfect organization the students could be given
no more than two acres or a half day's work with the corn
planter. At the rest of the planting he would have to be an on-
looker. As a matter of fact, for proper teaching each student
should be given at least two or three> days' work on the corn
planter to make him properly efficient with the adjustments,
operation and exigencies that might arise with planting of a field.
Similar arguments hold for other operations on the farm.
We feel ourselves severely handicapped in an important
branch of agricultural education by the lack of a proper dairy
barn. At the present time no facilities are provided in the school
to teach a, class stock judging, butter making, milk and cream
testing, bottling, feeding cows for records, and handling milk
in an economic and sanitary way. The present barn and dairy
equipment of the School are both economically and educationally
inadequate. One of the things we must look forward to is ^,
new dairy barn better to round out our teaching.
Another phase of lack of equipment at the School seriously
hampering the work of our teachers is the improper school-
room facilities, and it is to be hoped that before another annual
report is made by the Director, it will haA'e become possible for
the School to provide class rooms, giving adequate seating
capacity to our students with proper lighting, heating and venti-
lating facilities. One would hesitate to make a guess how far
the lack of proper class environment has detracted from the
class etiquette of the school, and has injured its morale and its
work.
Development of Work Among Alumni
Graduates of The National Farm School have in the past
found only two types of opening. One was to enter college and
fit themselves through that medium for agricultural leadership,
and the second, to equip themselves as soon as possible to pur-
chase their own farms. Graduates by and large have not stayed
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m Tlie field of agriculTure for any length of time unless they
followed one of these linos. In fact, no opening exists in the
a^rieultnral field for a permanent eareer either as manager or
farm hand in agriculture unless a student aims for his own farm.
The success of our graduates in the agrirnltnral tield and the
preponderance of numbers that have adhered to it is no doubt
one of the factors that have brought our School to the favorable
attention of the public. In order to assist those students who
have several years of apprenticeship on some other farms as
dairyman, assistant or superintendent, and have improved their
capacities and saved some funds of their own to purchase their
own farms, the Board has set aside the Chas. C. Baker fund to be
loaned to graduates. This is a step in the right direction. How-
ever, the fund should be increased and this line of work should
be developed. In fact we have already so many graduates on
farms that the employment of a traveling instructor for the
present on part time at least, would not be out of order. This
would also be valuable in assisting us to locate the proper kind
of positions for our graduates, positions which are at present
located by correspondence only and in many instances have
proven disappointing and expensive experiences for the young
men whom we liaA'e trained here at considerable expense and
trouble.
The National Farm School Silver Jubilee
AVith the completion of twenty-five years of work of The
National Farm School, it is well to take a giimxDse back as well
as forward. Looking back it is felt that the general direction in
which the work has been carried on at the School has been
sound. Xo great change in the principle of educating city
boys for farm life laid down twenty-five years ago has been
made during that period. The work has been refined, we have
kept abreast of modern developments, we have ntilized the
best teaching, but we have adhered to the general principle of
placing students under conditions and environments of farm life
and have them learn by self-teaching. The very inspiration of
this work has originally come from Dr. Joseph Krauskopf and
today continues to emanate from him. The eft'ort of the Board
of Directors in getting a larger portion of the public interested
in the School by raising a million-dollar fund for the School,
places additional, grave responsibilities upon teachers, students
and alumni of the School. The contributing public looks to them
38 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
for continued development and for responsible leadership in di-
recting city boys, especially Jewish boys, to farm life. This is
the ideal of the founder of the School and has overwhelminorly
become the mandate of those who have learned to value his
wisdom and vision. Dr. Krauskopf 's faith in the School and his
unselfish services for the School have made those who are asso-
ciated with him proud of The National Farm School, and humble
in the responsibilties they carry. Faithfully to consecrate all
elements of the School to his ideal is the inspiration to be drawn
from the last twenty-five years of successful work of The National
Farm School.
SILVER JUBILEE COMMITTEE REPORT
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of The National
Farm School, Avliich is being observed this year, Avill be commem-
orated by the establishment of a One Million Dollar Five-Year
Fund for the development and perpetuation of the institution.
This Building and Endowment Fund will be raised by means of a
nation-wide campaign, conducted bj^ local committees in cities
throughout the country, beginning February 28tli and ending
March 20th. Philadelphia has already oversubscribed her quota
of $250,000.
The Fund will be a testimonial to the work of Dr. Kraus-
kopf, largely through whose efforts the School has progressed to
be one of the leading institutions of its kind in the country. The
campaign and the School have been heartily endorsed by Presi-
dent AVarren G. Harding ; Secretary of the Navy, Edwin Denby :
Secretary of War, John W. AYeeks; Secretary of Commerce, Her-
bert C. Hoover; Secretary of Agriculture, Henry C. Wallace;
Postmaster General, Hubert AYork; Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, Theodore Roosevelt; Luther Burbank, one of America's
foremost naturalists; Mortimer L. iSchitf, son of the late Jaeob H.
Schitf : Samuel Gr-ompers, President of the American Federation
of Labor; Cxovemor Alfred M. Smith of New York: Governor
Silzer of New Jersey ; Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania,
and numerous other prominent officials and personages.
Over two hundred and fifty cities throughout the land are
organizing Silver Jubilee Committees and meetings. Men and
women prominent in all walks of life are taking an active and
enthnsiastic interest in this Jubilee celebration.
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 39
At this -writiiifr the Je^vish oommunity of Philadelphia has
given over $200,000, and tlie non-Jews of the city $60,000. Among
the latter group the large contributors are : Samuel M. Vauclain,
President Baldwin Locomotive Works, Estate of Sarah A. C.
Lloyd, Trainer Brothers, the late John Wanamaker, Land Title
and Trust Company, Chas. J. Eisenlohr, C. M. Clark, The Autocar
Company, Bartley J. Doyle, James Elverson, C. H. Geist, John
Zimmerman and David Burpee.
President Harding's letter reads:
"I have to thank you for your interesting letter
telling me of the work of The National Farm School and
of the plan for expansion of this work. I can hardly
think of a field of activity in which better service could
be done than along the lines of the program inaugurated
by Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf, and which is being carried
forward by him and his associates. Of the secure future
of the great agricultural interests of our country there
can be no possible doubt, and no greater service to the
industry of the countiy can be rendered than through
efforts properly to educate and train young men for it."
The Committee in charge of the Silver Jubilee Campaign is
headed by Harry B. Hirsh, Chairman; Herbert D. Allman, Albert
M. Greenfield, Joseph H. Hagedorn, Isaac H. Silverman and Philip
Sterling. Yice-Chairmen.
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40 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Smarms innat^b
In memory of Flora Schoenfeld,
by her husband, Max Schoenfeld,
of Rorschach, Switzerland.
Flora Schoenfeld Farm No. 1
40 acres, in the Spring of 1!)()4,
Flora Schoenfeld Farm No. 2
.■;s acres, in tlie Spring of 190."),
Flora Schoenfeld Farm No. 3
103 acres, in the Fall of 1007.
Henry Hellman Farm
110 acres in the Fall of 1917, by Mr. Henry Hellman, of New York.
Theresa Loeb Memorial Greenhouse
In memory of Theresa Loeb, Ogontz, Pa., by family. Erected
1808.
Ida M. Block Memorial Chapel
In memory of Ida M. Block, Kansas Citv, Mo., by her husband
and family. Erected 1899.
Zadok M. Eisner Memorial Laboratory
In memory of Zadok M. Eisner, Philadelphia, Pa., by his wife.
Erected 1899.
Rose Krauskopf Memorial Greenhouse
In memory of Kose Krauskopf, Philadelphia, Pa., by her children.
Erected 1899.
Dairy, by Mr. and Mrs. Louis I. Aaron
Pittsburgh, Pa. Erected 1899.
Adolph Segal Hall
Containing Library, Lecture Hall. Administration Offices and
Dormitories, by Adolph Segal, Philadelphia, Pa. Erected 1900.
Frances E. Loeb Veg-etable Forcing Greenhouse
In memory of Frances E. Loeb, by her husband. Erected 1908.
Louis I. Aaron Ice House
By Mr. Louis I. Aaron, of Pittsburgh, Pa., in honor of his 70th
birthday. Erected 1911.
Morris Lasker Hall
Containing Kitchen, Dining Room, Reception Room, Laundry,
Clothes and Supply Rooms, Quarters for Faculty and Servants,
Locker Rooms, Cold Storage, Root Cellars, etc. Erected in mem-
ory of Mr. Morris Lasker, of Galveston, Tex., by his wife and
family, 1917.
Edward Hirsh Botanical Laboratory
In memory of Edward Hirsh, bv his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrv
B. Hirsh, of Philadelphia, Pa. Erected 1918.
Rebecca F. Louchheim Memorial Auditorium
In memory of Rebecca F. Louchheim. Erected by her children,
1922.
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 41
BUILDINGS DONATED— Continued
Carnation House
l^rocteil liy l>r. iiiid Mrs. Jos. Krauskopt', in Imiior of their 2.")tli
Wedding- Anniversary and tlie School's Silver Jubilee, l'.>'_'ii.
Laying Houses, Nos. 3, 4, 5
lOi'eeted by Mr. Wni. llyiiiaii. riiiladel]ihia, VJT2.
iH^mDriala
Archer Rosenthal Lake
In memory of Areher Ro.senthal, Philadelphia. Pa., by his brother
and sister-in-hnv, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosenthal, 1008.
Elise Binswanger Nursery
Planted in 1000. in memory of Elise Binsvvanger, Kansas City,
Mo., by her grandcdiildren.
Samuel Strauss, Jr., Division of Nursery
Rhododendrons and Roses in memory of Samuel Strauss, Jr.,
I'hiladelphia, by his wife, 1010.
Feineman-Binswanger Memorial Arch
In memory of Mr. B. A. Feineman and Elise Binswanger, Kansas
City. Mo.," by Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Krauskopf, 1012.
The Washburn Pergola
By John Hosea Washburn, 1912.
Bertie Gans Ochs Flag Pole
In memory of Bertie Gans Ochs, Philadelphia, by Mr. Adolph
S. Ochs. of New York, lOi:^.
Henrietta Krauskopf Division of Nursery
Circle of Evergreens and Shrubs, by Mr. Nathan Krauskopf, of
New York, in memory of his mother, 1913.
Jos. E. Oppenheimer Division of Nursery
In memory of .Joseph E. Oppenheimer. by his associates in the
Snellenburg Clothing Co., Philadelphia, IQlri.
Henry Frank Singer Flag Pole, in the Patriots' Grove
Erected in 1919, by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Singer, of Philadelphia,
In memory of their son, Henry Frank Singer, who made the
supreme sacrifice on the battlefield of Montfaucon, France, Sep-
tember 29, 1018.
1908— "WM. S. RAYNER SCHOLARSHIP." The in-
come of $5,000 contributed to the Endowment
Fund by his daughter, Mrs. Bertha Rayner Frank.
1908— "DR. SAMUEL L. FRANK SCHOLARSHIP."
The income of $5,000 contributed to the Endow-
ment Fund by his wife, Mrs. Bertha Raj^ner Frank.
1920— "SIMON L. AND CECILIA BLOCH SCHOLAR-
SHIP." The income of $5,000 contributed to the
Endowment Fund by Mr. Simon L. Bloeh,
tiif: national farm school
PRIZES ENDOWED
"8olomon and Regina Behal Prize," the interest of .$li!5.00, donated by
Mrs. Ralph Ilirih, Philadelphia, in memory of her parents.
"Barnett Binswanger Prize," the interest of $150.00, donated by Mr.s.
Karnett Binswanger, of Philadelphia, in memory of her husband.
"Arnold Gundelfinger Prize," the interest of $250.00, donated by Mrs.
Carrie Gundelfinger, in memory of her husband.
"Heyman and Brunette Herzbergr Prize," the interest of $1.50.00, donated
in memory of Heyman and Brunette Herzberg, by their children.
"Estella S. Herkimer Prize," the interest of $100.00, donated by Mr. B. S.
Herkimer, of New York, in memory of his mother.
"Herbert T. Hyman Prize," the interest of $150.00, donated by Mrs.
Bernard Sluizer, in memory of her son.
"Charles Kline Prizes," the interest of $1,000.00, donated by Mr. Charles
Kline, of Allentown, Pa.
"Elsie Kaufman Kohn Prizes," the interest of $500.00, donated by Mr.
Alfred Kohn, Philadelphia, in memory of his wife.
"Martha and David Kohn Prize," the interest of a bequest of $200.00,
by Martha Kohn.
"Harriet B. Labe Prize," the interest of a bequest of $100.00.
"Monroe Liisberger Prize," the interest of $100.00, donated by Mr. Leopold
Lisberger, Philadelphia, in memory of his son.
"Joseph Louchheim Prize," the interest of $250.00, donated by Mr. Harry
F. Louchheim, of New York City, in memory of his father.
"Joseph Louchheim Prize," the interest of $250.00, donated by Mrs. L. S.
Eliel, of Philadelphia, in memory of her father.
"Morris and Betty Newburger Prizes," the interest of a bequest of
$500.00, by Morris Newburger.
"Jacob and Hannah Moos Prize," the interest of $100.00, donated by Mrs.
Julius Weintraub, Philadelphia, in memory of her parents.
"Bertie Gans Ochs Prize," the interest of $150.00, donated by Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Gans, of Philadelphia, in memory of their daughter.
"Anchel Rosenthal Prizes," the interest of a bequest of $500.00
"Ellis and Annie Teller Silberstein Prize," the interest of $100.00, donated
by Mrs. Walter G. Herzberg, of Philadelphia, in memory of her
parents.
"Ellis and Annie Teller Silberstein Prize," the interest of $100.00, donated
by Mrs. Samuel Kosenbaum, of Philadelphia, in memory of her
parents.
"Minnie Goldenberg Straus Prize," the interest of $150.00, donated by
Mr. Morris Straus, of Philadelphia, in memory of his wife.
"Harry F. Weil Prize," the interest of $200.00, donated by Mrs. Abraham
Mansbach, of Philadelphia, in memory of her brother.
TITK XATTOX AT. FARM SClTOCn. 43
CASH PRIZES DONATED
Mi>s Mollii- AhrrthHiusc.n, l'liila.lcll>lli,l (annual I S.'.uii
Mrs. AbrHhaiu I.,. A.sher, I'liihiileliiliia. in nit-nioi-y i<( pai-cnr.-.
lunanuel and Kninia Frey (annual i lTi.ihi
" Vdiilph Ballenberg: Prize," by Mrs. .Siilney M. Cohen. Mihva\ikef.
Wis., in uu'uiory of her father (annual! ''.'»'
Mr. I.oiii^ Heaichiiner, I'liihulelipliia. in memory of liis mother
anil liniilu-r. Hannah .iinl Cyru.s Bedieliimer lannuall i:(t.OH
.Mr. ami Mr>. Henry S. llelber, Pliihulelphia (annuan -Jd.dU
.Mrs. I), lierli/.heinier. I'liilaileliiliia (annual) -'".'"i
"liariK'tt Binswanjfer .Memorial Prize," by the Pxi.inl of the School
( annual I •'■""
.Mr>,. <iabriel Hlum. riiihi'lelpliia. in memory of her sister (annual i lo.d'i
.Mr. and Mrs. Hart Hlunieiitlial, I'hiladelphia. in memory of their
son Kalph (annual i ln.o"
Mrs. Sol. Blunienthal, Pliilailelphia. in memory of lier htisbaiid
Uinnual) lO.On
Mrs. Leroy Bonsall, Philadelphia (annual) 5.00
Mrs. Jos. Caplan, Philadeli>hia. In memory of her mother. Mlndel
Belber (annual l o-Oo
"Henrietta Danneiibaiiin Prize," iu honor of her birthday. l>y a
niece of Mrs. Dannenliaum (annual) '<.0"
"Mathilde Dreifus Prize," by Mrs. Leou Colien. Philadelidiia. in
memory of her mother (annual) •".'" '
Mrs. £mil Gerstel, Atlantic City. X. .T.. in memory of her mother.
.Julia Spitzer •"'•""
"Maurice H. Grossman Memorial Prize," by Leon and Fanuie M.
Wohlfarth. New York (annual) ln.ii"
Miss Fannie D. Hirsh. Philadelphia, iu memory of her father.
Gabriel Hir.sh H |.( " '
.Mrs. Henry A. James, Doylestown. Pa. (annual i -".do
"Herman .Jonas Prize," by Miss Frieda .Tonas. Philadelphia, in
memory of her brother (annual) -"'.i'"
Mrs. Miriam Isaacs, Atlantic City. X. .T.. in memory of her cousin.
Julia May (annual) -.•""
"Cliarles and Bine Kahn Memorial I'rizes," by their children
(annual ) 50.011
Mr. David Kirsclibaum, Philadelphia (annual) 10. (hi
".Mina Kohn Prize," by Mrs. Leon Cohen. Philadelphia, in memory
of her aunt •j.(H)
Dr. and Mrs. Josepli Krauskopf, Pliiladelphia (annual) L'.I.OO
44 THH XATIOXAL FARM SCHOOL
CASH PRIZES DONATED— Continued
.Mi>.s Carrie Laub, Philaileliiliia, in memory of David .Taeobsohn. . U.r.O
Mr. S. Geo. Levi, Philailelpliia, in memory of his parents (annual) 20.00
"Isadore L.iberman Prize," by Mrs. A. Press. Atlantic City, N. .T..
in memory of her father (annual) 10.00
Misses Bertha and Sara Lowenburg, Philadelphia, in memory of
their parents, Jacob and Henrietta Lowenburg :.'."). oo
"Hazel F. Lowenstein Confirmation Prize," \>y Miss Hazel P
Lowenstein, Philadelphia (annual) 5.00
Mrs. I. L. Marks, Chicago, 111., in memory of her husband (annual) 10.00
Mr. S. J. Marx, Philadelphia (annual) .5.00
"Sophie Knocker May Perpetual Prize," by Mrs. William Knocker,
Atlantic City, X. J., in memory of her daughter .5.00
"Morton M. N'ewburger Prizes," by Mrs. .Tacob F. Loeb, New
York, in memory of her brother (annual) liO.OO
Mrs. Max Oppenheimer, Philadelphia, in memory of Hulda Op-
penheimer (annual) .".00
Mr. Joseph S. Potsdamer, Philadelphia, (annual) 2.5.00
"Ruth Leah and Dorothy Clara Powdermaker Prizes," by Mr.
David A. Powdermaker, Philadelphia, in memory of his
daughters (annual) 20. on
Mr. Emanuel Rauscher, Lehighton, Pa. (annual) -5.00
Mrs. Josephine Rauscher, Lehighton, Pa. (annual) .5.00
Mrs. Henry Rosenthal, Philadelphia (annual) 5.00
Mr. Sigmund M. Rosin, Philadelphia, in memory of his mother
(annual) 25.00
"Barbara Salus Prize," by Mr. Jos. "W. Salus, Philadelphia, in
memory of his motlier (annual) 25.00
Mr. I. H. Silverman, Philadelphia (annual) 10.00
"Rebecca Simon Prize," by Mrs. Herbert Wasserman, Philadel-
phia, in memory of her mother (annual) 25.00
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sinberg, Philadelphia (annual) 10.00
Mrs. Jos. Spatz, Pittsburgh, Pa., in honor of wedding anniversary
of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gerstel 5.(*0
Miss Adeline B. X'lman, Philadelphia, in memory of her mother.
Pauline R. Ulman (annual) 5.00
"Jacob Weil Prize," by Mrs. Jacob Weil. Philadelphia, in memory
of her husband 25.00
"Simon and Hannah Wilson Perpetual Prize," by Miss Rose S.
Wilson, Atlantic City. X. .J., in memorj' of her parents
(annual) 2.50
THE NATIONAL FARM SCFIOOL 45
REPORT OF THE LADIES' AUXILIARY BOARD
(Mrs. Bernard Kohn, Chairman)
Tlie Ladies' Auxiliary Board again at the end of this year
has a most gratifying report to make. The Board members have
visited the School regularly, and are unanimous in their praise
of the efficient manner in which the household has been conducted,
the cleanly and well-cared-for condition of the buildings, and
the kindly home atmosphere due to the influence of our matron.
Miss Churchman.
The monthly dances, started so successfully by the Ladies'
Board last winter, are still being continued, supplemented during
the warm months by very enjoyable picnics. The spirit and
morale of the boys certainly warrant their continuance.
The canning was also most successful this year. Of course
the weather last spring was most favorable for large crops. The
number of jars of fruits and vegetables secured was the largest
of any year recorded, and. according to Mr. Campbell, Superin-
tendent of Supplies, the largest in the history of the School.
There are over two thousand half -gallon jars, giving a supply
that will easily cover the winter's needs.
The Ladies' Board is happy to recognize that the separate
housing for the Faculty is at last becoming an accomplished fact.
A charming house is rapidly being completed for the Director
and his wife, and we feel with this start in the right direction
others will follow.
Mrs. Schoneman and Mrs. Goldsmith had charge of the linen
room, and were delighted with the many liberal donations of
linens and household articles that were received. . Again we wish
to make a special acknowledgment of thanks and appreciation
to the various Sisterhoods, Council of Jewish Women and Ladies'
Aid Societies, who have so generously responded to Dr. Kraus-
kopf 's appeal, and have so liberally contributed to the needs of
the Farm School. A list of the organizations, which assisted in
the work, is appended, and we trust that these splendid efforts
on behalf of the School will be continued.
Council of Jewish Women, Albany, N. Y.
Temple Sisterhood, Alexandria, La.
Beth El Temple Sisterhood, Alexandria, Va.
Jewish Welfare Board, AUentown, Pa.
Henrietta Sterne Sisterhood, Anniston, Ala.
Jewish Ladies' Aid Society, Appleton, Wis
THE NATIONAL FAR^F SCTK^OL
Council of Jewish Women, Atlanta, Ga.
Council of Jewish Women, Augusta, Ga.
Temple Sisterhood, Baj- Citj', ]\Iich.
Council of Jewish Women, Beaumont, Tex.
}iliss Julia Richncr. Junior member of Council of Jewish Women,
Beaumont, Tex.
Moses Montefiore Temple Sisterhood and Ladies' Aid, Bloomington,
111.
Sisterhood, Temple Ohabei Sholom, Boston, Mass.
Council of Jewish Women, Bridgeport, Conn.
Jewish Ladies' Aid Society, Bristol, Va.
Brookl3'n Section, Council of Jewish Juniors, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Temple Auxiliary Sewing Circle, Brownsville, Tenn.
Montefiore Sisterhood, Cairo, 111.
Virginia Street Temple Sisterhood, Charleston, W. Va.
Council of Jewish Women and Sisterhood of Mizpah Temple,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Sisterhood Temple Emanuel, Clarksburg, W. Va.
Council of Jewish Women, Corsicana, Tex.
Sisterhood of B'er Chayim Congregation, Cumberland. Md.
Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel, Davenport, Iowa.
Council of Jewish Women, Dayton, O.
Council of Jewish Women, Denver, Colo.
Temple Beth El Sisterhood, Detroit, Mich.
Council of Jewish Women, Elizabeth, N. J.
Jewish Ladies' Aid Society, Flint, Mich.
Council of Jewish Women, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Fort Wayne Temple Sisterhood, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Ladies' Aid Society, Hamilton, O.
Ohev Sholom Sewing Circle, Harrisburg, Pa.
Temple Sisterhood, Cong. Beth Israel, Hartford, Conn.
Council of Jewish Women, Houston, Tex.
Sisterhood B'nai Israel Temple, Jackson, Tenn.
Sisterhood of Temple Israel, Jamaica, N. Y.
Council of Jewish Women, Johnstown, Pa.
U. H. Temple Aid Sisterhood, Joplin, Mo.
Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Society, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Jewish Woman's Auxiliary of Beth El Temple, Knoxville, Tenn.
Lafayette and New Iberia Sisterhood, Lafayette, La.
Temple Sinai Sisterhood, Lake Charles, La.
Hebrew Ladies' Relief Society, La Porte, Ind.
Maryland Avenue Sisterhood, Lexington. Ky.
Mrs. S. Baumgarten, Little Rock, Ark.
Council of Jewish Women, Little Rock. Ark.
Adath Israel Sisterhood, Louisville, Ky.
Woman's Auxiliary B'rith Sholom, Louisville, Ky.
Council of Jewish Women, Macon, Ga.
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society, Macon, Ga.
Council of Jewish Women, Marion. O.
Pauline Levy Sewing Circle, Memphis, Tenn.
Regina No. 19, U. O. T. S., [Memphis, Tenn.
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 47
Council of Jewish Women, jMilwaukce, Wis.
Council of Jewish Women, Mobile, Ala.
Sinai Temple Sisterhood, Mount Vernon, N. Y.
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society, Natchez, Miss.
Women's Temple Association, Newark, N. J.
Council of Jewish Women, New Haven, Conn.
Sisterhood of Congregation Anshe S'fard, New Orleans, La.
Amelia Meyers Guild of Council of Jewish Women, Newport
News, Va.
Sisterhood of Inwood Hebrew Congregation, New York, N. Y.
Council of Jewish Women, Oil City, Pa.
Temple Israel Sisterhood, Omaha, Neb.
Temple Keneseth Israel Sewing Circle, Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia Branch of the Needlework Guild, Philadelphia, Pa.
Temple Sisterhood, Pine Bluff, Ark.
Council of Jewish Women, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Council of Jewish Women, Portland, Ore.
Council of Jewish Women, Port Arthur, Tex.
Council of Jewish Women, Providence, R. I.
Sisterhood of Temple Ohev S'holom, Reading, Pa.
Council of Jewish Juniors, Richmond, Va.
Council of Jewish Women, Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Council of Jewish Women, San Antonio, Tex.
Madison Avenue Temple Sewing Circle, Scranton, Pa.
Council of Jewish Women, Sharon, Pa.
Council of Jewish Women, Shefifield, Ala.
Council of Jewish Women, Shreveport, La.
Council of Jewish Women, Spokane, Wash.
Council of Jewish Women, Terre Haute, Ind.
Collingwood Avenue Temple Sisterhood, Toledo, O.
Council of Jewish Women, Tulsa, Okla.
Council of Jewish Women, Washington, D. C.
Council of Jewish Women, Wichita Falls, Tex.
Council of Jewish Women, Wilmington, Del.
Sisterhood of Beth Israel Congregation, York, Pa.
Jewish Women's Aid Society, Zanesville, O.
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48
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
REPORT OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Cecil J. Toor, Secretary
The graduates of The National Farm School, in a small way,
wish to show the appreciation they feel for the opportunities in
agricultural training they enjoyed at The National Farm School.
To this end many of them have pledged, and some in part paid
pledges as given in the appended list. The prime purpose is to
raise a Fifty Thousand Dollar Fund which is to be presented
to the school in some form as a gift from the contributing alumni.
The Alumni, while not rich in dollars, wish to take this modest
means of joining the community that is supporting the school.
The following is a list of the pledges and paj^ments made
to date:
Class Name
Pledge
Paid
Class Name
Pledge
Paid
'04
Bernard Zalinger .
$325
$10
'20
Samuel Fine ....
. $250
20
'05
David Serber ....
1,000
200
'20
Aaron Moskowitz
200
10
'06
Bernhard Ostrolenk
1,000
300
'20
Robt. Livingston.
200
—
'07
Victor Anderson .
100
10
'20
I. J. Mills
200
—
'07
Abe Miller
1,000
200
'20
Morris Daniels . .
200
40
'08
Isaac S'tern
1,000
100
'20
Sumner Smith . .
200
—
'08
Sam. Rudley
100
—
'20
Julius Brodie . . .
—
10
'11
Sam. Rocklin ....
200
—
'20
Al. Goldstone . . .
. 1,000
—
'11
J. L. Sarner
200
20
'20
Richard Boyes . .
—
10
'13
James Work
500
50
'20
Nathan Bromberg
200
—
'13
M. Fereshetian . . .
100
—
'20
Geo. Forman ....
—
10
'13
Louis Helfand . . .
500
—
'20
Bennett Levy . . .
100
20
'14
J. Raskin
100
10
'21
Harry Corenzwit
200
15
'15
M. Semel
500
25
'21
M. Kraus
100
—
'15
Harry Shor
100
20
'21
A. Krotoshinsky.
200
—
'16
Charles Abrams . .
500
113
'21
Dominick DeVito
100
—
'16
Sol Shapiro
300
—
'21
Sam Cooper ....
100
—
'16
Cecil J. Toor ....
500
150
'21
G. Taube
300
—
'16
Arthur Levintow.
300
10
'21
A. Zinn
200
'17
C. Kochowsky . . .
200
'21
S. Samuels
225
—
'17
S. Erde
125
200
10
10
'21
'21
Edgar E. Hecsh.
Irving Silverman
225
225
'17
Sol Adler
—
'17
I. Shapiro
200
20
'22
Burton F. Burlact
: 100
—
'17
A. A. Radler
100
10
'22
Louis Kiesling . . .
100
—
'18
H. Fishman
200
—
'22
Chas. Rubenstein .
100
—
'19
Jacob Mannes ....
200
20
'22
Archie Toffler . . .
100
—
'19
Geo. Wolf
300
30
'19
Emanuel Wiener. .
100
20
Total
$14,775 $
1,473
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o s
£ 5
THH XATIOXAL FAR^[ SCHOOL 49
WHAT SOME OF OUR GRADUATES ARE DOING
Abranis, Chas.. U. S'. Soldiers' Homo, dairy. Washington, D. C.
Abrams, S. M.. Collegeville. Pa., on his own farm.
Adler, Solomon, South River, Aid., foreman.
Aidman, Geo., Columbus, Ohio, dairy department, Ohio State College.
Anderson, Victor, Sanatoga, Pa., on his own farm.
Atkatz, J., St. Augustine, Fla., herdsman.
Aukburg, David, poultrynian for M. Watrons, Coldwater, N. Y.
Becker, Isaac, Tulsa, Okla, herdsman.
Berg, Henr}-, East Mansfield, Mass., on his own farm.
Berlack. Burton, student, Florida Agricultural College, Jacksonville, Fla.
Billig, Sam., Glenwood Landing, L. I., N. Y., on his own farm.
Blumer, Casper, Philadelphia, orcharding.
Boyes, Richard, Rosemont, Pa., farm manager.
Braunstein, I., Staughton, ]\Iass., superintendent of farm.
Brodie, Julius, LTrbana, 111., student in agriculture.
Brody, S., LTniversity of Missouri, Columbia, Mo., professor of dairying.
Bromberg, Nathan. Route No. 10, Caj-ahoga Falls. O., farm manager.
Brown, Benj., Cincinnati Sanitarium, Cincinnati, Ohio, in charge of poultry
department.
Chodes, Benj., Gap, Pa., veterinary surgeon.
Cirotti, Tony, student, Penn State Agricultural College, State College, Pa.
Cohen, Simon L., Doylestown. Pa., farm foreman.
Colton, ]\Iax J., American Joint Distribution Committee, Warsaw, Poland.
Comsk}-, Nathan, Corwin Farms, Rock Valley, la., poultryman.
Cooper, S., superintendent, Winterthus Farm, Winterthus, Del.
Daniels, i\I., Montveu Farm, Lynchburg, Va., herdsman.
Davidson, Sam'l, Hamberg, Pa., herdsman.
DeVito, Dominic, Mass. Agr. College, Amhurst, Mass., student in agriculture.
Donchin, S. M., State College, Pa., agricultural student.
Dorfman, Sam., Dean, N. J., on his own farm.
Druckerman, Benj., LT. S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Horticul-
ture, El Paso, Texas.
Ehoodin, Abraham, Amelia, Ohio, on parents' farm.
Einstein, Sylvan D., Norma, N. J., on his own farm.
Epstein, Abraham, Stamford, Conn., dairying on rented farm.
Feldman, Nathan, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C,
animal husbandry.
Fine, Salem, Jolly Water Farm, West Chester, Pa., part owner.
Finkel, Jacob, Lorica, Columbia, S. C, extensive farming enterprise.
Fleisher, Max, Inglewood Farm, Gordon, Va., superintendent.
Fleischman, Sam., N. Y. C, poultry assistant.
Foreman, Geo., N. J. Training School, Vineland, N. J., herdsman.
Foreman, Louis, with Park Commission, Philadelphia.
Fox, Louis I., Toms River, N. J., poultryman.
Frank, Abraham, Ferndale, N. Y., cultivating father's farm.
Fried, Albert, Vermillion, Ohio, on his own farm.
Friedman, David, Harvard University, graduate work.
50 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Frischkopf, Michael, Mass. Agricultural College, Amherst, Mass.
Galblum, Samuel, U. S. Department of Agriculture, poultry assistant.
Gelles, Tobias, Guatemala, C. A., foreman, banana plantation.
Glantz, E., Falsington, Pa., on his own farm.
Goldberg, Benj., Sintland, Md., farm superintendent.
Goldberg, Geo., Spring Valley, N. Y., on his own farm.
Goldberg, Louis, Ohio State Agricultural College, specializing.
Goldenbaum, Sam., N. Y. C, horticulturist's assistant.
Goldfield, Jack, Norma, N. J., on his own farm.
Goldsmith, Bernard, Warrington, Pa., on his own farm.
Goldstein, J., Mt. Kemble Farm, Morristown, N. J., assistant.
Goldston, A. R., St. Mary's, W. Va., instructor in agriculture.
Golub, N., Columbus, Ohio, agricultural student.
Gordon, A., Rochester, N. Y., on his own farm.
Greenberg, Samuel, Bristol, Pa., poultryman.
Groman, Walter, Farm School, Pa., assistant foreman.
Hahne, John, Fargo, N. D., on his own farm.
Halbert, M. Michael, Norma, N. J., general farming.
Halpern, Morris, Cedar Falls, Iowa, Beaver Valley Stock Farm.
Harkovy, Morris, Ohio State University, studying agriculture.
Harrison, Beryl, Estacion Colonia Dora, Argentine Republic, S. A., in charge
of Colony.
Hecsh, Edgar, Colonial Florist Co., Philadelphia, Pa., florist.
Helfand, L. I., Hammonton, N. J., practising veterinary science.
Hill, David J., Victory Farms, Doylestown, Pa., superintendent.
Hirsch, Harry, Lyon, 111., on his own farm.
Ibaugh, Geo., Rockport, Pa., farm superintendent.
Jaffe, Benj., Tulsa, Okla., herdsman.
Jenkins, A., Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y., in charge of poultry.
Joffe, D., 3867 Cambridge St., Philadelphia, Pa., tree surgeon.
Johnston, Edwin, A., New Britain, Pa., farm manager.
Kaskin, L., Westview Farm, Woodstown, N. J., superintendent.
Katz, Ernest, Tallahassee, Fla., on his own farm.
Kasselman, Benj., Wyananstskill, N. Y., on his own farm.
Kesselman, Max, with Jewish Colonization Assn., Haifitz, Palestine.
Kiesling, Louis, Town's Find Farm, West Chester, Pa., farm assistant.
Klein, E., Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio, instructor in horticulture.
Koshowsky, Chas., Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, Pa., engineering student.
Kotlikoff, S., Lansdale, Pa., on his own farm.
Kraus, Morris, Spring Valley, N. Y., on his own farm.
Kraus, Harry, Spring Valley, N. Y., on his own farm.
Krintzman, Philip, Chrome, N. J., truck gardening.
Krivin, David, on his own farm.
Krivonos, Abe, Cleveland, O., farm assistant.
Krotoshinsky, Abraham, Ekron, Palestine, cultivating soil.
Langer, Arthur, Winterthur, Del., milk tester.
Lebeson, Herman, Texas Experiment Station, College Station, Texas, assist-
ant chemist.
Leedes, Jas., Massachusetts Agricultural College, Amherst, Mass., student.
Levin, Julius, Connecticut, cultivating own farm.
Levinson, J., 3800 E. Colfax, Denver, Col., instructor in poultry.
THE XATIOXAL FARM SCHOOL 51
Levintow. Anhur. Philadelpliia, Pa., Michell Seed Company.
Light, Philip. Skilhnan, N. J., farm assistant.
Livingston, Robert, with S. S. Pennock. wholesale florists. Philadelphia, Pa.
Malis, Emanuel, owner of Santa Barbara Seed Co., Santa Barbara, Cal.
]\Iayer, Morris, Nationl Farm School. Farm School, P;i., instructor in horti-
culture.
Mayne, Bruce. U. S. P. Health Service, Hall ^Medical School. Memphis. Tenn.
McCool, John B., State College, Pa., student.
McCracken. W. J., Cynwj-d, Pa., general farming.
Mickelson, ^L, 707 Bucknaman St., Indianapolis, Ind.. manager. National
Tree Surger\' Company.
ISIiller, Abraham, Chicago, 111., president, American Bulb Compan\'.
Miller, Jack. Marydel, Md., on his own farm. »
Miller, Samuel, Chalfont, Pa., on his own farm.
Mills, Ira J.. Doylestown, Pa., on his own farm.
Moskowitz, Aaron, Galveston. Texas, tlorist.
Neustadt, David, Federal Food Inspector for Port of Xew York.
Xusbaum, Chas.. Columbus, Ohio, agricultural student.
Ostrolenk. Bernhard, Farm School, Pa.. Director of X'^ational Farm School.
Paris, Maxwell, Tom's River, X". J., farm assistant.
Rabinowitz, J., Warrington, Pa., on his own farm.
Radler, Abe, Bretwood, N. Y., manager, poultry farm.
Ratner, Jos., Norristown, Pa., assisting brother.
Ratner, H., Norristown, Pa., on his own farm.
Reid, Wm. L., St. Paul. Minn., agricultural student.
Rich, Harry, American Sumatra Tobacco Co., S'outhwick, Mass., Government
tobacco expert.
Robbins, Saml, Warrington, Pa., on his own farm.
Rosenberg, Morris, Weston, Va., dairyman.
Rosenberg, N., Rome, N. Y., general agriculture.
Rosenfeld, M.. Philadelphia. Pa., superintendent of city parks.
Ross, H., Brooklyn. X". Y.. Veterinary Hospital.
Rudley, S.. 102 South Tenth St., Wilmington, Del. florist.
Salinger, M., 216 Callo Callo. Buenos Ayres, Argentine. S. A.. Director,
Jewish Colony.
S'amuel, S., ^lass. Agr. College. Amhurst, Mass., student in agriculture.
Schlesinger, Ed., Newark, Del., Delaware College student.
Schlossberg, Morris, student, Ohio State Agricultural College, Columbus. O.
Schneider, W'm., Woodburj-, X^. J., poultryman.
Schorr, Arthur, Geo. B. Ferris Farm, Grand Rapids, ]Mich., poultryman.
Schutzbank, J., Freehold, X". J., on his own farm.
Schweitzer, H., Oakland, Cal,, agricultural student.
Selector, M., State College, Pa., student.
Shapiro, Sol., Columbus, Ohio, student.
Shor, Harry, Ipswich, Mass., farm manager.
Shultz, Harr\'. Perkasie. Pa., on his own farm.
Silver, Chas.. Monroeville, X'. J., cultivating own farm.
Silverman, Irving. B'nai B'rith Orphanage. Fairview, Erie, Pa., instructor in
agriculture.
Smith, H. S'umner. Doylestown, Pa., farm assistant.
Smoochler, M., Woodstown. X'. I., on his own farm.
52 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Snowvice, Wm., Bridgeton, N. J., R. D. No. 6, on his own farm.
Sn\'der, Stanley, Easton, Pa., on his own farm.
Speyer, Aaron, Painsville, Ohio, general farming.
Stalorof, N., Rosvvell, New Mex., on his own farm.
Stamen, R., Columbus, Ohio, student in university.
Statman. Harry, Beechwood Farm, Mount Tremper, N. Y.
Swerdlow, Gab., American Bulb Co., Chicago, 111., assistant.
Taubenhaus, J., Texas Agricultural College, College Station, Tex., director
of plant patholog}^
Tofifler, Archie, Atlantic City, N. J., farm foreman.
Toor, Cecil J., Farm School, Pa., Instructor in Poultr}-, The National Farm
School.
Trupin, Philip, N. D. Agr. College, Fargo, N. D., agricultural student.
Ullman, J., Bluffton, S. C, owner. Planters' Mercantile Co.
Ullman, Sol., Farm School, Pa., farm assistant.
Wade, Benj., Ohio State College, Columbus, Ohio, student in agriculture.
Wagner, Charles H., Jr., Ryder's Mills, N. Y., on his own farm.
Wallman, I., Chicago, 111., veterinary inspector.
Weigle, F., Harroon, Pa., general farming.
Weinberg, H., Quincy, Fla., tobacco expert.
Weiss, H., Oriole Farms, Youngstown, Ohio, general farming.
Weiss, Newton, Princeton, N. J., farm assistant.
Wenger, Otto, The National Farm School, Farm School, Pa., post graduate,
manager, Hellman Experimental Farm.
Wiseman, J. H., Pittsburgh, Pa., instructor in gardening. Board of Public
Education.
Witkin, A., Philadelphia, Pa., florist.
Wolf, Geo., care of H. Morgenthau, Jr., Hopewell, N. Y., herdsman.
Wolf, Jesse, Fond du Lac, Wis., Cow Testing Association.
Zack, Harry, care of H. K. Fly, Chapaque, N. Y., general farming.
Zalinger, B. A., 113 East Forty-ninth' St., Chicago, 111., florist.
Zinn, A., Doylestown, Pa., farm assistant.
SUNDRY DONATIONS
American Bulb Co. (Mr. Abe Miller), Chicago, 6,500 French Romans and
215 Callas.
Mrs. Albert J. Bamberger, Philadelphia, 3 dozen silver teaspoons.
Baron de Hirsch Fund, New York, large quantity of household and kitchen
utensils, cutlery, flatware, etc.
Mr. M. L. Bayard, Philadelphia, 1 sprocket wheel. . 4
Dr. R. C. Becker, Philadelphia, attended to all dental work for students free . '
of charge.
B. Binswanger & Co., Philadelphia, 20 gallons of red paint.
Blumenthal Bros., Philadelphia, keg of cocoa.
Mr. David Burpee, Philadelphia, subscription to IS magazines.
W. Atlee Burpee & Co., Philadelphia, seeds for farms and gardens.
Mr. Wm. Caufmann, Philadelphia, 1 mule.
B. and I. Cohen, Minersville, Pa., 9 caps.
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 53
Mr. Chas. J. Cohen, Philadelphia, $74 worth of printed envelopes and 50 per
cent, of cost of envelopes used for mailing this book.
Mr. Henry H. Collins, Jr., President, A. M. Collins Mfg. Co., Philadelphia,
cover paper for entire edition of this book.
Miss Rebecca Churchman, Farm School, Pa., quantity of dishes.
Dreifus & Co., Philadelphia, 10 uniform coats.
Mrs. Harmon Eckstein, Philadelphia, sewing machine.
B. C. Friedman & Sons, Philadelphia, 50 lbs. Matzos and 10 lbs. Matzos meal.
IMr. Lucius W. Godfrey, Doylestown, Pa., 4 volumes of "Outline of Science."
Mrs. 1\[. Grossman. Philadelphia, sewing machine.
Mr. Leo H. Heimerdinger, Philadelphia, 12 dozen belts, 3 dozen garters.
H. H. Hirsch, Philadelphia, barrel Hirsch roofing compound.
Mr. A. Hirschheimer, La Crosse, Wis., 2 alfalfa plows, 12 plowshares.
Mr. Geo. F. Hoffman, Philadelphia, framed Liberty Loan Poster.
Mr. Aaron Hyman, Philadelphia, 6 pieces of table and 3 pieces of shelf oil-
cloth.
International Harvester Co.. Philadelphia, 1 binder.
James Mfg. Go., Fort Atkinson, Wis., dairy supplies.
Jezi'ish Exponcni, Philadelphia, complimentary subscription.
Jezvish Nezvs, Denver, Colo., complimentary subscription.
Jezvish Voice, St. Louis, Mo., complimentary subscription.
INIrs. Bernard Kohn, Philadelphia, $55 toward radio apparatus.
Dr. and ]\Irs. Jos. Krauskopf, Philadelphia, treat of ice cream and cake to
household.
Mr. H. C. Krauskopf, Philadelphia, 2 oil paintings.
Mr. S. J. Marx, Philadelphia, services as instructor in farm accounting.
Dr. Wesley IMassinger, Chalfont, Pa., veterinary set, as prize to students.
Messrs. Emanuel and Morris Meyerhofif, Philadelphia, 2 oil paintings.
Mitchell Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee, Wis., automatic water bowl.
Mr. Samuel Nittinger, Philadelphia, Organ.
Mr. Elias Nusbaum, Philadelphia, services as instructor in farm electricity.
Mr. Lawrence Powell, Chicago, 111., 3 dozen, each, silver knives and forks.
Mr. Nicholas Powers. Doylestown, Pa., loan of films for v^^eekly moving
picture entertainments.
Thos. W. Price Co., through Mr. Forte, Philadelphia, 50 per cent, of machine
finish paper for edition of this book.
Mr. Jacob Rice, Philadelphia, 4 bags of beans.
Roman Automobile Co., Philadelphia, Paige touring car.
Mrs. Henry Rosenthal, Philadelphia, "A Tale of a Walled Town."
Sharpless Separator Co., West Chester, Pa., suction feed separator.
Mr. Nathan S'nellenburg, Philadelphia, 6 dozen each, bath and face towels.
Mr. Eugene 'SI. Stern, Philadelphia, subscription to American Forestry Maga-
zine.
Mrs. Myer Sycle, Philadelphia, framed picture.
Mrs. H. J. Tickner, Philadelphia, 6 pairs of slippers.
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THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
REGISTER OF STUDENTS
POST GRADUATE
Otto Wenger, Philadelphia, Pa.
SENIOR CLASS
Jacob Abramovitz. Gloversville, N. Y
David Becker, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Leo Bennett, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mitchell Brauman, Easton, Pa.
Nathan Comsky, Chicago, 111.
Boris Duskin, Chicago, 111.
Charles Eisler, New York, N. Y.
Henry Eskin, Newark, N. J.
Henry Fairstein, Philadelphia, Pa.
David Frater, Philadelphia. Pa.
Walter Gladney, Trenton, N. J.
Herbert Goldich, Philadelphia, Pa.
Irving Herrmann, New York, N. Y.
Joseph Horowitz, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Frederick Kloss, Philadelphia, Pa.
Irving Landau, New York, N. Y.
David Lasday, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Henri J. Liva, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jacob Malkin, Barren Hill, Pa.
Joseph Master, Yantic, Conn.
Leopold Pincus, New York, N. Y.
David Piatt, Weehawken Heights,
N.J.
Cecil Rabinowitz, New York, N. Y.
Rubin Regelson, New York, N. Y.
Max Rotter, Cleveland, Ohio.
William Sandford, Trenton, N. J.
Bernard Savage, Baltimore, Md.
Benj. Schwartz, Philadelphia, Pa.
William Shorr, New York, N. Y.
Stanley Sneidman, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wm. Van Looy, Sicklerville, N. J.
Saul Waxman, New York, N. Y.
Jacob Weiner, Philadelphia. Pa.
JUNIOR CLASS
Joseph Berman, Philadelphia, Pa.
Benjamin Block, Dorchester, ]\Iass.
Nathan Brewer, Chicago, 111.
Samuel Cahan, Philadelphia. Pa.
Morris Carp, Philadelphia, Pa.
Benjamin Diamond, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ellsbury Elliott. Philadelphia, Pa.
Francis Entwistle, Philadelphia, Pa.
Samuel Filgut. Chicago, 111.
Louis Goldich, Philadelphia, Pa.
Burton Klein, Cleveland, Ohio.
Norman Lefkowith, Roxbury, Mass.
Sidney J. Micliael, Uniontown, Pa.
Herman Oppenheimer, Washington,
D. C.
Moise Oster, Montgomery, Ala.
Morris Ostrolenk, Gloversville, N. Y.
Samuel Packer. Philadelphia. Pa.
Abraham Shevitz, Detroit, ^vTich.
Morris Silverman. Philadelphia, Pa.
Joseph Stringer, Philadelphia, Pa.
David Tomash, New York. N. Y
Nathan Topp, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joseph E. Trucksess, Philadelphia.
Pa.
Irving Victor, Detroit, ]\Iich.
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FRESHMAN CLASS
Nathan Albert, New York, N. Y.
Ben. Alexander, Cleveland, Ohio.
Philip Becker, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Leon Blumberg, Camden, N. J.
Seymour Borushik, New York, N. Y.
David Brown, Philadelphia, Pa.
Martin M. Cohien, Philadelphia, Pa.
Myer E. Cohien, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wm. Dorell, Collingswood, N. J.
Alfred H. Elfrey, Philadelphia, Pa.
Asher Finklestein, Cleveland, Ohio
Mark Goldstein, Jacksonville, Fla.
Leopold Gottlieb, New York, N. Y.
Louis Gottlieb, Pleasantville, N .Y.
George Green. New York, N. Y.
Benjamin Janoff, New York, N. Y.
Samuel Kapler, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Samuel Laver, Philadelphia, Pa.
Benj. Maizner, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Kenneth B. Mayer, Philadelphia, Pa.
Albert Pariser, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Max Regal, Gloversville, N. Y.
Harry Rabinowitz, New York, N. Y.
Warren Rinnenberg, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ben Rosenberg, Eau Claire, Mich.
Hymen Rosenblum, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Edward Schneider, Chicago, 111.
Milton Schwartz, Philadelphia, Pa.
W. H. Shaw, Philadelphia, Pa.
Fred Sobel, Philadelphia, Pa.
STUDENTS FROM U. S. BOARD FOR VOCATIONAL TRAINING
William Ambearle, Philadelphia, Pa.
Norman Allabaugh, Philadelphia, Pa.
Chas. Dahlstrom, Philadelphia, Pa.
Paul Dulabone, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wm. G. Eiden, Philadelphia, Pa.
Richard La Hart, Philadelphia, Pa.
Joseph McLaughlin, Philadelphia, Pa.
Lafayette O'Connor, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Arhe Oppenheim, Philadelphia, Pa.
Charles Snyder, Philadelphia, Pa.
Howard P. Sooy, Philadelphia, Pa.
Paul Sotter, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wm. Stauffer, Philadelphia, Pa.
Charles Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ernest Widmaier, Philadelphia, Pa.
George Wilson, Philadelphia, Pa.
Joseph Worthline, Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE NATIOXAL FARM SCHOOL
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
For the Year Endinfc September 30, 1922
ALABAMA
Anniston
C o n g r e gation
Beth -El $5.00
Sacks, Jos 5.00
Smith, Mrs. Col-
umbus 5.00
Sterne, L. A 5.00
Benton
Cadden, J. 1 5.00
Bessemer
Becker, L 5.00
Birmingham
Adler. Morris . . . 25.00
B i r m i n g ham
Lodge. Xo. 368,
I. O. B. B 5.00
Federated Chari-
ties of Temple
Emanuel 100.00
Marx. Otto 10.00
Michael, Sam 5.00
Pizitz. Louis .... 5.00
Smolian, J 5.00
Demopolis
Mayer. Mrs. M... 10.00
Tannebaum, B 5.00
Ensley
Goldstein & Cohen 5.00
Goldstein. Isadore 5.00
Huntsville
Esora Lodge 2.36,
I. O. B. B 5.00
Marx, Gus 5.00
Mobile
**Bernheimer, Mrs.
L.
Beth Zur Lodge
84, I. O. B. B.. 5.00
Federated Jewish
Charities 100.00
Forcheimer, Ferd. 10.00
Montgomery
Emanuel Lodge
10.3, I. O. B. B.. 5.00
Gassenheimer, S.,
& Co 10.00
Haas, J. C 10.00
Kaufman, A. J... 5.00
Kaufman. Sam'l . 10.00
Klein, Leo 20.00
Levystein. 1 5.00
Loeb, Lucien S... 5.00
Loeb, Michel 10.00
Nachman, A 5.00
Nachman & Meer-
tief 5.00
Rubin, J 5.00
Sabel, Max 5.00
Solomon Bros. &
Kahn 5.00
Strauss, Leopold. 5.00
AVeil. Adolph . . .
5.00
Weil, Mrs. E. L..
5.00
Weil, Emil
10.00
AVeil, Isidor ....
5.00
AVeil, Lee
5.00
Weil. Lionel . . .
5.00
Weil, L. W. & Co
10.00
Selma
Adler. J. C
5.00
Hohenberg, Mor
ris
5.00
Kayser, Isidore
5.00
Lehman, M. M.. .
5.00
Maas. Leo S. . . .
.5.00
Schuster. B. J.. .
5.00
Wetumpka
Hoheuberjr. M.. S
Co
10.00
ARIZONA
Bisbee
Frankenberg. Ben 5.00
Tucson
Jacobs, Lionel M. 20.00
ARKANSAS
Fort Smith
Heyman, Ralph J. 5.00
Kaufman, Henry. 5.00
Nakdimen, I. H.. 10.00
Tilles, Sam 5.00
Helena
Seelig, B 5.00
Solomon, Louis . . 5.00
Holly Grove
Abramson, Mrs.
Rue 10.00
Hot Springs
Fellheimer, H. . . 5.00
Little Rock
♦Altheimer, Mrs.
Louis.
Baumgarten, Mrs.
S 15.00
Berger. Joe, Sr. . . 15.00
Blass, Mrs. Gus . 10.00
Blass, Gus, Dry
Goods Co 10.00
Cohn. Mark M.... 20.00
•Epstein. Eph.
Federated Jewish
Charities 100.00
Gross, J. B 25.00
*Hamberg. Ad.
Helman. Mrs. Max 10.00
Kahn, Herman . . 50.00
Lasker, Henry . . 25.00
♦Lasker, Myron B.
♦Pfeifer Bros.
Pfeifer, Jos 5.00
Marianna
Lesser, Morris . . . 5.00
Paragould
Joseph, Mrs. S.
L 5.00
Pine Bluff
Ro.senberg. F. M. 10.00
Rothstein, Rabbi •
L. J 5.00
"Willing Workers"
of Temple Anshe
Emeth 5.00
CALIFORNIA
Bakersfield
*Cohn, C.
LichtensteTn. M.
M 5.00
Fresno
Eintein, Mrs.
Louis 10.00
Gundelfinger,
Louis 5.00
Gundelfinger, Mrs.
Louis 5.00
La JoUa
Lieber, Mr. and
Mrs. W. S 15.00
Los Angeles
Baruch, Clarence. 5.00
Baruch, Fred. H.. 5.00
Baruch, Mrs. Her-
man 5.00
Baruch, Mrs.
Jacob 5.00
Cohen, Mrs.
Gertrude 5.00
Edelman, Dr. D.
W 10.00
Faerber, Arnold . 25.00
Gumbiner, Louis
C 10.00
Gumbiner. Estate
of Moses 10.00
Isaacs, L 10.00
Isaacs, Max 10.00
Jacobsen, J. T. . . 45.00
Kingbaker, Mrs.
Clara 10.00
Levi Co., Simon . 10.00
Loew, J 10.00
Merer, Alexander 5.00
Mever, Ben R. . . 10.00
Mosler, Henry G.. 5.00
Xewmark, M. A... 5.00
Newmark, M. R... 5.00
Xordlinger. L. S.. 10.00
Norton, Isaac .... 5.00
Samuels. Caesar . 10.00
Schiff, Ludwig .. 10.00
Schiff, Sol 10.00
Seligman. Carl . . 5.00
Spangenthal. A. . 7.50
Steinberg, Jacob. 10.00
Steinlein, Karl . . 10.00
Triest, Karl 25.00
•Life Member.
♦♦Deceased Life Member.
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57
Marysville
Klotchy. A. G. .. n.OO
Mountain View
Ksberg. A. 1 10.00
Oakland
Diiikelspiel. Mrs.
L. M l-'O.OO
Jonas. Abraliain . 5.00
*Lavenson. A. S.
•Lavenson. Mrs. A.
S.
Oakland Lodge
25*2. I. O. B. B.. 10.00
Oxnard
I,ebmann, L 5.00
I'asadena
Krauskoitf.
Nathan 100.00
Sacramento
Etham Lodge 37,
I. O. B. B 5.00
Klaber. Mrs. Her-
man 5.00
San Die^o
I»ryer. .To.-^. E 5.00
Hillkowitz. S. . . . 5.00
AVolf. Hyman S... 5.00
San Francisco
Anspaeher. Philip 10.00
Arnhold. Mrs. B.. 25.00
Arnstein. Liidwig 10.00
Aronson. A 10.00
BlooLu. Samuel . . 5.00
Blum. Max 5.00
Boas. Judah 10.00
Bransten, Edward 5.00
Brenner. Gustave. 10.00
Cahn. Mrs. M. A.. 5.00
Castle. Walter M. 60.00
Ehrman. .S. M. ... 10.00
Feineman, Miss E.
R 25.00
Fries. Wm 5.00
Furst. Fannie A.. 5.00
Gellert. Isaac .... 7. -50
Gerstle. Mrs. Han-
nah 5.00
Gundelfinger, E.
R .■ 10.00
♦Gunst. M. A.
Haas. Mrs. Abe . . 100.00
Haas. Mrs. AVm... 20.00
Hecht. Miss Edith 5.00
**Hellman. Isaias W.
Hirschfelder, Mrs.
J. 0 5.00
Ickelheimer. S. . . 5.00
.Tacobi. J. .J 10.00
Jacobs. Alfred H. 25.00
Kaufmann, ^Ym. . 5.00
Koshland, Mrs.
Marcus S 100.00
Levison. J. B. . . . 15.00
Levy. Jules 10.00
Lilienthal. Mrs. J.
W 25.00
Maver. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry L.. 50.00
♦Meyer. Mary Jean-
nette.
Moses. Abraham . 15.00
**Neustadter, Mrs.
J. H.
Newman. .lu<la . . 10.00
Pacific Orient Co. 5.00
Ralss, Carl 10.00
Rapken, ^L A. . . . 5.00
Roos, Jacques . . . 10.00
*Rosenbaum, Mrs.
C. W.
Rosenberg Bros.
& Co 50.00
Rosenberg, Max
L 100.00
Sahlein, Mrs.
Henry 10.00
♦Samson, Mrs. Ru-
dolph.
♦Samson. Rudolph
Walter.
Schlesinger, Mrs.
Amanda 5.00
Schoenberg, Louis 20.00
Schwabacher, Mrs.
Louis 12.00
Schwabacher, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis
A 10.00
Siegel, Mrs. Hor-
tense 5.00
Sinsheimer, Henry 25.00
Sinsheimer & Co.. 10.00
Sloss, Mrs. M. C. 10.00
Sloss, Mr. and
Mrs. Max C. .. 25.00
Stern, Mrs. Jacob 25.00
Sussman, Mrs.
Emilie 10.00
Thieben, Mrs. Jos. 10.00
Walter, Clarence
R 10.00
Wein, John H.... 5.00
Weinstock. Harris 50.00
Wiel, Irvin J 25.00
San Luis Obispo
Sinsheimer, Mrs.
A. Z 5.00
San Mateo
Abraham son.
Hugo 10.00
San Rafael
Herzog, S. K 5.00
Santa Rosa
Rosenberg, M., &
Son 5.00
Stockton
Arndt, M. S 5.00
Hope Lodge 126,
I. O. B. B 5.00
Levy, M., & Bro. 10.00
Tracy
Grunauer, A 5.00
Yolo
Borach, B 5.00
COLORADO
Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs
Lodge 523, I. O.
B. B 10.00
Sachs, Henry .... 5.00
Denver
Adelman, Dr.
Louis
Anfenger, Milton.
5.00
Baer, Louis D. . .
5.00
Barnett, M. D. . . .
5.00
Cohen, Louis ....
5.00
Cohen, Samuel . .
5.00
Cohn, Morris
5.00
Council of
Jewish Women.
10.00
Denver Ijodge 171,
I. O. B. B
10.00
Grauman, Al
5.00
Kohn, Samuel E.
5.00
Levie, Joseph ....
5.00
Mayer, Leopold .
5.00
Mayer, Sam
5.00
Morris, Ernest . . .
5.00
Neusteter, Max D.
5.00
Neusteter, Meyer.
10.00
Pride of Denver
Lodge 333, I. O.
B. A
5.00
Shere, 0. M
5.00
Simon, Dave B.. .
5.00
Solomon, Ben . . .
5.00
Spivak, Dr. C. D.
5.00
Wachtel, S., & Co.
5.00
Trinidad
Trinidad Lodge
No. 293, I. 0. B.
B
5.00
CONNECTICUT
Bridgeport
Council of Jewish
Women
20.00
Klein, Jacob B.. .
5.00
5.00
Hartford
Aishberg, Edwin. 5.00
Beth Israel Sister-
hood 10.00
Blumenthal, H. S. 5.00
Eisner, Solomon . 5.00
Engle, Mrs. J. L. 5.00
Epstein, M. L. . . 5.00
Fassler, S. A 10.00
Feinberg Bros. . . 5.00
Fox, J. L 10.00
Goldberg, A. D. . 5.00
Goldschmidt, L. S. 10.00
Goodman, Jos. . . . 10.00
Gross, Herman . . 5.00
Haas, Benj. L.... 10.00
Haas, W. P 5.00
Hartman, A. & S. 20.00
Hartman, Eman-
uel M 15.00
Hartman, Gustave 15.00
Herrup. Louis . . . 10.00
Hollander's, A,,
Sons 10.00
Hutter. A 5.00
Kaplan, David .. 5.00
Kashmann, Ben . 10.00
Kashmann, Sey-
mor S 5.00
Katten, A., & Sons 5.00
Knoek, Gerald G. 5.00
Knoek, L. S 10.00
Levy, H. P 5.00
Lyon, Bernhard . 5.00
Lyon, Felix 5.00
Margolis. Nathan. 5.00
Marks, M. F 10.00
Mendelsohn, Al-
fred 1 10.00
Mvers & Gross .. 10.00
Olds & Whipple.. 10.00
♦Life Member.
♦♦Deceased Life Member.
58
THE XATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Kapaport, B
5.00
Kosenberp, Jos. .
10.00
Seide, David
5.00
•Sllberinan, A. M.
Silver Bros
5.00
Title & Rich
5.00
AVetstone, L
5.00
Wise, Isidore
25.00
New Haven
Adler, Saltzruan &
Adler 5.00
Alper, Krall & Co. 5.00
Ammernian, Wm. 5.00
Canter & Kolet-
sky 5.00
Caplan, Judge
Jacob 5.00
Caplan, Murray . . 5.00
Cohen. M 5.00
Columbus Lodge
61, I. O. B. A... 5.00
Council of Jewish
Women 10.00
Peldman, A. I.... 5.00
Freedman, Isidor 10.00
Freedman, Mrs.
Isidor 5.00
Goldbaum, J. C... 5.00
Gompertz, Mrs.
Jewell M 5.00
Gordon, Israel . . 5.00
Guttman, Rabbi
Adolph 25.00
Hadley Co 10.00
Herrman. Sig. . . . 5.00
Hershman, J 5.00
Hoffman & Hoff-
man 5.00
Horeb Lodge 25,
I. O. B. B 25.00
Jacobs, Benj 5.00
Jacobs, Hyman . . 10.00
Johnson, Albert
J 10.00
Johnson, Jos. C. . 10.00
Kaufman, 1 5.00
Klein, Arthur . . . 5.00
Komroflf, Sam . . . 5.00
Koon, Joseph 5.00
Leichter, M. B 5.00
Levy, Irwin S 10.00
Maretz, Julius . . 5.00
Mendel. Adolph . . 10.00
Muhlfelder, S. . . . 5.00
Nathanson, S. J.. 5.00
New Haven Lodge
4, U. O. T. S. . . 5.00
Newman, Jacob J. 25.00
Newman, Samuel
J 5.00
Notkins, A. I. ... 5.00
Osterweis, M r s.
G .-,.00
Perlroth. A 5.00
Podoloff, A., &
Son 5.00
Price, Max 5.00
Rosenberg, Louis
L 5.00
Rosenberg. S. C... 5.00
Rosenbluth, Ar-
thur J 10.00
Rosenbluth. Louis
M 10.00
Rosenbluth. Mrs.
S 25.00
Sagal, L. M 10.00
Saltser Bros 5.00
Schoenberger, K.,
iV Sons 5.00
Schoenberger,
Mrs. Win 5.00
Silver, S. M 5.00
Slade, Benj 5.00
Steinbach, A. I).. 10.00
Steinberg, B 5.00
Sugenheimer &
Sons 5.00
Thalheimer, K. H. 5.00
unman, Isaac M.. 100.00
TTllman, Jos. H.. . .5.00
Ullman, Louis M. 10.00
U. S. Aluminum
Co 10.00
Weiss, Murray . . 5.00
Zunder, Albert . . . 5.00
DELAWARE
Seaford
Greenabaum, E... 5.00
Van Leer, Chas... 5.00
AVilmington
Braunstein, Harry 5.00
Cannon, Saml. . . . 5.00
Finger, Hon.
Aaron 5.00
Finger, Matt 5.00
Ginns, Oscar 10.00
Ginns, Mrs. Sallie 5.00
Grant, Theodore . 10.00
Hohn. S. Fred . . . 10.00
Levy, Bennett . . . 5.00
Levy, Mrs. Leah. 25.00
Levy, Nathan . . . 25.00
Markel, Adolph . . 5.00
Moses Monteflore
Beneficial Soc'y 5.00
Rosenblatt. Louis 5.00
Schwartz, Benj. J. 5.00
Snellenburg,
David 10.00
Topkis, Chas 10.00
Wilson, Gen. Jas.
H 10.00
Wolters, Mrs. Re-
becca 5.00
DISTRICT OF COLUMBI.^
Wsshing;ton
Argo Lodge 41."'.,
I. O. B. B 5.00
Baer, Moe A 5.00
Baum, Leo 5.00
Baum, Miss
Pauline 5.00
Baumgarten, Lee 10.00
Behrend, Isaac. . 5.00
Behrend, Rudolph
B 10.00
•Behrends, Melvin. 30.00
•Berliner, Emil.
Blumenfeld, Mrs.
M 5.00
Brandeis. Louis I). 25.00
Brylawski, A 5.00
Cohen, Mrs. Edw. 10.00
Cohen, Myer .... 5.00
Eisenmann, Jacob 5.00
Erlebacker, G. . . . 5.00
Fischer, Max .... 5.00
Franklin. G. F... 10.00
Friedlander Bros. 10.00
Ganss, Morris . . . 5.00
Gichner, Ernest . .^>.00
Gichner, Fred. S. 5.00
Goldenberg, M. . . 350.00
Goldsmith, C. A.. 5.00
Hahn, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry W.. 10.0(1
Hahn, Wm. & Co. .5.00
Hecht, Alex 20.00
Hirsh, Louis 5.m)
Kann, Sigmund . 5.0f>
Kann, Simon 10.00
Kaufman, D. J. . . lO.(K)
Kaufman, Dr. H.
M 5.00
King, Harry 5.00
Kohner, Jacob . . 5.00
Kuntz. Adolph . . 5.00
Lansburg, Stan-
ley 10.00
Luchs, Jos 5.00
Luchs, Morton J. 5.(X»
Lyon, Simon .... 5.00
Lyons, Mrs. R. B.
H 5.00
Meyer, S. M 5.0(i
Ney, Milton R. . . 10.00
Nordlinger, Ger-
son 10.0(1
Oppenheimer,
Gustave 10.00
Oppenheimer,
Mrs. Julia 25.00
Oppenheimer,
Simon 5.00
Reizenstein, Sid-
ney 10.00
Rich, Herbert J.. 5.00
Rich, M. M 10.00
Richard, Salvador 5.00
Rose, Mrs. F. H.. 5.00
Rosenberg, M. D. 5.00
Rosenfeld, Max . . 5.00
Saloman, David . . 5.0(1
Samuel, Nathan . . 5.00
Sanger, David . . . 5.00
Schwartz, Chas. . 5.00
Schwartz, Sam T. 5.00
Sigmund, Albert . 5.00
Sigmund, Howard 5.00
Strasburger, Jos.. 10.00
Straus. Sidney W. 10.00
Tobriner, Leon... 5.00
Wallerstein, Mrs.
Gus 5.00
Washington He-
brew Congrega-
tion 5.00
Werber, .Mrs. G. . 5.00
Weser, Mrs.
Fanny •"jO(^
Wolf, Harry S... 5.00
FLORIDA
Gainesville
Leibowitz, Her-
man 5.00.
Jacksonville
Cohen, Jacob E.. . 5.00
Davis, D., & Co.. 5.00
Finkelstein, Neal. 5.00
Ilirschberg,
Julius 10.00
Jacobs, V. E. &
Co 10.00
Lippman, Gabe . . 5.00
Meyerheim, F. . . . 5.00
Oberdorfer, Max
N 5.00
Rubin, Max 5.00
Temple Mite So-
ciety 5.00
'I>il'e Menil)er.
THE XATIONAI, FARM SCIIOOr.
59
Orlando
riiiiiips. in-, p... 10.00
St. AufruHtine
Lew, Mrs. .T. A 5.00
rinkoson. VV. A... 5.00
Kose, A 5.00
Snyder, Mrs. S. A. 5.00
St. Petersburg:
Rosenbaum, E. L. 10.00
Sierkese, A 5.00
Tampa
Angrustine, Dr. L.
S 5.00
Isaac, L. L 5.00
Levy, Isaac S. . . . 10.00
Maas, Abe 10.00
Maas. K 10.00
Maas, Isaac 20.00
Rachelson, Saul . . 10.00
Rosenblatt. M. . . .5.00
Srour, Elie S. . . 5.00
United Jewish Re-
lief Society . . . 25.00
AVaterman, J. A.. 5.00
M'est Tampa
Hecht, Alex 5.00
Ybor City
Argintar, Max . . . 5.00
Plaimovitz, Chas.. 5.00
GEORGIA
Albany
Brown, S. B 10.00
Cohn Bros 5.00
Farkas Est 5.00
Gortatowskv, A.
C .5.00
Oortatowsky, I. . 5.00
Hebrew Ladies'
Benevolent So-
ciety 5.00
Hofmayer, I.J. . . 5.00
Hofmayer, L. J.. 15.00
Marks, Chas 5.00
Menko, Mrs.
Emma 5.00
Micah Lodge 707,
I. O. B. B 10.00
Robinson, C. D... 5.00
Rubin, S. W 10.00
Athens
Bernstein. M. M.. 5.00
Heb. Ladies'
Benev. So 5.00
Michael Bros. . . . 10.00
Morris, Lee 5.00
Atlanta
Adler, Edwin 5.00
Boehm. Julian V. 10.00
Council of Jewish
Women 5.00
Eichberg, Mrs.
Caroline 5.00
Empire Furniture
Co .5.00
Eplan, 1 5.00
Eplan, Sol. B. . . . 5.00
Fox, Alfred 5.00
Greenblatt, S. R.... 5.00
Haas, Edwin R.. 5.00
Haas, Herbert .. 5.00
Haas, Herman J. 5.0(1
Haas, Mrs. I. IT.. 5.00
Haas, Est. of
Jacob 7..50
Haas, Ijconard . . 5.00
Haas, Leopold,
Jr 5.00
Heyman, Arthur. 5.00
Hirsh, J. A 5.00
Hlrshberg Co. ... 5.00
.Jacobs, Hyman . . 5.00
Jacobs, J. B 5.00
Koplln, K 5.00
Kriegshaber, V.
H 5.00
Kutz, Max Co. ... 10.00
Lieberman, I. B.. 5.00
Mayer, Albert E.. 5.00
Montag, Sig 10.00
Rich, Mrs.
Emanuel 10.00
Rosenfeld, A. W.. 5.00
Scheer, John .... 5.00
Sellg, S. S., Jr... 10.00
Sonn, R. A 5.00
Strauss, D. H 5.00
Wilensky, Max H. 5.00
-Augusta
Andronosky, T... 5.00
Baron & Caspary. 5.00
Cohen, Alex 5.00
Daughters of
Israel 5.00
Goldberg, J., &
Son 5.00
Goldberg, S 5.00
Hebrew Ladles'
Aid Society 5.00
Nachman, D 5.00
Sawilowskv, J. . . 5.00
Schaul, L. J 5.00
Schneider, C. H... 5.00
Slusky, David ... 10.00
Steinberg, S 5.00
Macun
Bernd, Mrs. G.... 5.00
Elkin, E .5.00
Guthman. Sam . . 5.00
Happ Bros. Co 5.00
Haskin, Jos 5.00
Hirsh. Jacob 5.0»
Koplln, Henry . . 5.00
Lazarus, J 5.00
Ulman, E 5.00
Waxelbaum, L, I. 5.00
Sandersville
Cohen, Louis .... 5.00
Savannah
Becker, Max M... 5.00
Bluesteln, L 5.00
Blumberg Bros. . 5.00
Blumenthal, S. . . 5.00
Ehrenreich, I., &
Sons 5.00
Epstein, E. S 5.00
Frank, Mrs. Leo. . 5.00
Garfunkel, A. J.. 5.00
Grou.se, L. E 5.00
Jacob!, Mrs. Jos.
N 5.00
Levy, B. H 10.00
Marcus, Wm 5.00
Mazo, A 5.00
Mjers, Lee Roy.. 25.00
Pinkussohn, Sam. 5.00
Ranzin, A 5.00
Schwab, I. M 5.00
Slotin. Morris ... 5.00
Solomon, Arthur
W 5.00
Solomons, J. A... 5.00
Sutker, Jacob 5.00
Brunswick
Abrams, J. B 15.00
Asher, Mrs.
Isador 5.00
Gordon, A. J 5.00
Haym, L. H 5.00
Ladles' Temple
Guild 5.00
Lissner, J. J 5.00
Pheiffer, Fred 5.00
Rothholz, A 5.00
Columbus
Arenowitz, 1 5.00
Columbus Lodge
77, I. O. B. B.. 5.00
Hoffin & Green-
tree 5.00
Jewish Ladles'
Aid Societv 5.00
Julius, J. & H. . . 5.00
Kaufman Bros. . . 5.00
Loeb, Sol., Co.... 10.00
Loewenherz, A. S. 5.00
Rothschild, D., &
Co 7.50
Rothschild, Her-
man 5.00
Straus, A 5.00
Wise, J 5.00
West Point
Hagedorn, Phillip
IDAHO
Boise City
Ladies' Judith
Monteflore So-
ciety
ILLINOIS
5.00
5.00
La Grangre
Yalowitz, Dave
5.00
Bloomington
Abraham Lincoln
Lodge 190, I. O.
B. B 10.00
Charity Bridge
Club 10.00
Cohen, B 5.00
Grelsheim, W., &
Sons 10.00
Livingston, Abe . 5.00
Livingston, A., &
Sons 20.00
Livingston,
Mayer, & Co... 10.00
Ochs, Herman S.. 15.00
Rosenberg, Mat.. 5.00
Schwarzman, A. . . 5.00
Schwarzman, Mrs.
A 5.00
Tick, Morris, «&
Co 5.00
Champaigrn
♦Kuhn, Caroline L.
*Kuhn, Florence L.
*Life Member.
60
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Chicago
Aaron, Mr. and
Mrs. B 10.00
Alsehuler, A. S... 10.00
Alschuler, Judge
Samuel 10.00
■ A.scher, Fred 10.00
Atlas.s, Frank .... 5.00
Austrian. Edwin. 10.00
A.xman, Samuel
H 10.00
Baum, Herman . . 5.00
•Bauman, Mrs.
Edw.
Baumgarden, Mrs.
Rosa 20.00
Becker, A. G 25.00
Becker, Benj. V... 10.00
Becker Bros. &
Co 5.00
Becker, S. M 5.00
Bensinger, B. E.. 10.00
Binswanger,
Augustus 10.00
Birkenstein, Al. . 10.00
Birkenstein,
Harry 10.00
Birkenstein, Louis 25.00
Block, E. J 20.00
♦Block Jos.
Block, L. E 20.00
Block, P. D 20.00
•Bloom, Leopold.
Blumenfeld,
Jacob J 10.00
B'nai Sholom
Temple Israel
Sisterhood 25.00
Born, Edgar R.. . 5.00
Born, M., & Co... 10.00
Borovik. Geo. S... 50.00
Brann,. Mrs. H... 10.00
Bregman, L. I.... 5.00
Brenner, Mrs. H.
D 5.00
Buclisbaum, S., &
Co 25.00
Burger, Anton . . . 5.00
Byfield, Jos 100.00
Churchill, Richard
S 10.00
Cohn, Arthur A... 5.00
Cohn, Mr. and
Mrs. A. H 10.00
Cohn, Chas 5.00
Cohn, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed 5.00
Cohn, Jos. W. ... 5.00
Council of Jewish
Women 10.00
Cronbach,
Abraham 5.00
Davis, Abel 10.00
Davis, Dr. H. I... 5.00
Davis, Jas. A. . . . 10.00
DeLee, Dr. Jos. B. 20.00
Dicker, Zoltan... 10.00
Eisendrath, H. J. 5.00
Eisler, Chas 5.00
Elkan, Henry . . . 5.00
Englander,
Maurice 10.00
♦Epstein, Max.
Faroll, Barnett . . 45.00
Finn. Jos. M 10.00
Florsheim, Nor-
man S 10.00
Foreman, Mrs. B.
G 10.00
Foreman, Oscar
G
10.00
♦Frank, Henrv L.
FreehliEg, Isaac .
10.00
Freehling. Julius.
10.00
♦Freund, Gustave.
Fries. Roy
15.00
Gatzert, August..
10.00
Gimbel. Charles
A
10.00
Glick. L
5.00
Goldstein. Ben F
5.00
Greenebaum,
Henry E
10.00
♦Greenebaum, M. E
Grossman, I. A. . .
5.00
Gumblnsky Bros
10.00
Gumbinsv, Harry
J
10.00
Gutwillig, Ernst.
10.00
Haas, M
5.00
Halperin, Dr. R
L
5.00
Harris, Mrs.
Frank
5.00
Harris. S. H
5.00
Hart, Mrs. Harrj
io.oo
Hartman. Jos. S..
10.00
Heiman, Marcus. .
20.00
Herschman, Mrs.
Julius
10.00
Herst, Frank
5.00
Hirsh, Mrs. Jos...
10.00
Horner, Jos. . . .
5.00
Hvman, Mrs. D.
A
10.00
Hyman, Jos
10.00
Isaiah Sabbath
School
10.00
Isaiah Temple .
10.00
Joseph, Harry J
10.00
♦Joseph, L.
Kahn, Joseph . . .
5.00
Kanders, Sidney.
5.00
Kanter, Isaac . . .
5.00
Kaufmann, Morris
5.00
Klee, Max
60.00
Klee, Simon
10.00
Klein, Henry A..
10.00
Kohn. Simon A.
5.00
Kraus, Adolf . . .
10.00
Lachmann. Numa
5.00
Lebensberger,
Mrs. L
10.00
Levy, Mrs. Davie
5.00
Lieberman, . I. K
5.00
Linick, Adolph .
10.00
Lipson. Isaac B.
5.00
Loeb, Mrs. Chas.
I
25.00
Loeb, Jacob M. .
50.00
Loewenthal, B. .
10.00
♦Mandel, Edwin F
♦Mandel, Mrs.
Emanuel.
•♦Mandel, Leon.
Mandl, Sidney .
10.00
Marks, Mrs. I. L
100.00
Maver, Arthur H
5.00
Mayer, Henry H.
10.00
Mever, Abraham
\V
25.00
Mever, Alfred C.
10.00
Meyer, E. F
10.00
Meyer, Julius H
5.00
Michaels, Joseph
50.00
Moos, J. B
10.00
Nast, Samuel . . .
25.00
Neumann, Louis
5.00
Neumann, Mr.-;.
Louis 5.00
Newmann & Tiach 5.00
Orschel. Mr-;. Bell .5.00
Pfaelzer, Mrs. D.
M 5.00
Philipsborn. Mar-
tin 25.00
♦Phillipson, Saml.
Pick, Ricliard 10.00
Pincus. Saml. Z.. 5.00
Piatt, Mrs. H. K. 10.00
Purvin, Mrs. A.
W 10.00
Purvin, Mrs. M.
L 5.00
Ramah Lodge 33,
I. O. B. B 10.00
♦Reitler, Chas.
Richter. Simon . . 5.00
Rieser. Herman . . 5.00
Rosenbaum Bros.. 25.00
Rosenfeld, Mrs.
Maurice 25.00
♦Rosenthal, Lessing.
Rosenthal. Mrs.
M. S 10.00
Rosenwald, M. S. 10.00
Rothschild, Daniel
M 10.00
Rubens. Chas. . . 10.00
Rubovits. Toby .. 10.00
Ruwitch. Simon . 10.00
Schanfarber. Dr.
Tobias 5.00
Schnadig, Jacob. 10.00
Schneewind.
Henrv 10.00
Schochet, Manuel. 10.00
Seelenfreund, A.
B 5.00
Siegel, Ferd 5.00
Silberman, Adolph 25.00
Silberman, Sig-
mund 10.00
Sommer, Chas. . . . 10.00
Spiesberger, H. T. 10.00
Stein, Albert 5.00
Stein, Ignatz 10.00
Stein. S. M 5.00
Steindler, Albert. 25.00
Steindler. Michael 10.00
Stern, Max 5.00
Stern, Mrs. Max.. 15.00
♦Stettauer. Mrs. D..
Stoll, S. D 10.00
Stolz. Rev. Dr.
Jos 5.00
Straus, Eli M. . . . 10.00
Straus, Mrs. Irma 5.00
♦Straus, Leo.
Straus, Meyer L.. 10.00
♦Straus. S. J. T... 25.00
Straus, Simon J.. 25.00
Szold. Joseph ... 5.00
Taussig. M 10.00
Temple Sholom S.
S 10.00
Tuska, Leo 5.00
Van Roukel A. ... 5.00
Weil, Benj 10.00
Weil, Miss Carrie 15.00
Weil, Isidor 10.00
Weil, Mrs. Leon . 10.00
Weiss, Mrs. Clara 10.00
Weiss, Geo. V. . . 5.00
Weiss, S. H 10.00
Witkowsky. Jas. . 5.00
Wolf, Sigmund B. 5.00
♦Life Member.
♦♦Deceased Life Member.
THE XATIOXAL FAR.M SCHOOL
61
"Women of Miz
pah
AVoolf. Morris
Wormser, Leo F..
AVurzburg, Max . .
Danville
Straus & Louis
Co
Delavan
Keinheimer, Mrs.
Tlierese
Kvanston
Fuiks, Miss
Gussie
tialesburg
Jewish Ladies'
Aid Society . . . .
Joliet
Felman. A. J
Oak Park
♦Rawitzer, Fred.
Peoria
♦Bennett. C. M.
Bloom, J
Cinofsky. W., &
Son
Cohen Furniture
Co
Eppstein, Elmer
S
Federman. Leo G.
Field. J. W
Gibbs & Meyers.
Goldstein, H. M..
Heller, W., & Son
Kahn, Mrs. Rosa.
Lehmann, Arthur
Linn, John
Loewenstein, J. R.
Miller, M. C
Nathan, Chas. . . .
Newman. M. G. . .
Obendorf, Lee . .
Oppenheim, N. B.
Progress Lodge
113, I. O. B. B..
Salzenstein,
Arnold
Salzenstein, S. C.
& A. C
Schradzki. Ick . . .
Sch-wabacher, L.
H
Smith, Dr. C. M..
Strause, E. A
Szold, Jacob ....
Ullman. C. A
Wachenheimer, J.
Weisser, Wm. . . .
Wolfner, Ira W. . .
Wolfner, Mrs.
Wm. F
Woolner, Adolph,
Jr
Woolner, E. S. . .
•Woolner, Mrs.
Miriam S.
•Woolner, Seymour
A.
•Woolner, Mrs.
Seymour A.
Woolner, S. & A.
•Woolner, W. B.
•AA'oolner, Mrs. W.
10.00 B.
lO.OO
5.00 Quincy
10.00 Reib, J. J 5.00
Rochelle
••Hilb, Emanuel.
10.00 •Hilb, Mrs. Emanuel.
Rock Island
Mosenfelder, Mr.
10.00 & Mrs. Loui.s . . 25.00
•Mosenfelder, Mrs.
Louis.
5.00 Springfield
Emes Lodge 67, I.
O. B. B 5.00
Salzenstein, C. S. 10.00
5.00
INDIANA
10.00 Anderson
Jewish Ladies'
Aux. of Summit-
ville arid Ander-
son 10.00
Angola
5.00 Stiefel, Mrs. L. C. 5.00
5.00 Attica
Levor, Victor .... 5.00
5.00
Columbia City
5.00 Ladies' Hebrew
10.00 Benevolent So-
5.00 eiety 5.00
5.00 Mler, Hattie
5.00 Daniel 10.00
5.00
jfj OQ East Chicago
10.00 Cohn, David 10.00
5.00 Friedman, Julius
10.00 S. Co 10.00
5.00 Ottenheimer, A. . . 10.00
o-OO „
10.00 Evansville
5.00 Berman, 1 5.00
5.00 Hebrew Ladies'
Benev. So 25.00
15.00 Jewish Federated
Charities of
5.00 Washington
Ave. Temple . . 300.00
15.00 ^ ^ „
10.00 Ff""* ^ ayne
Emek. Berach
10.00 Lodge No. 61,
5.00 I. O. B. B 25.00
5.00 Federation of
5.00 Jewish Charities 100.00
5.00 Freiburger,
5.00 Leopold 50.00
5.00 Temple Sisterhood 25.00
5.00 ^
Gary
10.00 Schaaf, F. R 10.00
Winter, M. M. .. 5.00
25.00 „ .
10.00 Goshen
Salinger, Nathan. 10.00
Hamilton
Wolff, G., & Sons 5.00
Hammond
100.00 Belman, W. C... 10.00
Blum. J. F 10.00
Evans. Hyman . . 10.00
Goldman, Alex... 5.00
Hirsch. Adolph . 10.00
Kaufmann. C. ... 10.00
Lesser, Chas. J... 10.00
Lurie, J 10.00
Mevn, Peter W. . . 10.00
Modjeska, I. I.... 10.00
Paxton, J. C 10.00
Rothschild. Moses 10.00
Weiss, Arthur J. 5.00
Wolf, Leo 25.00
Huntingdon
Lauferty, D. E. . . 20.00
Indianapolis
Borinstein, Louis
J 15.00
Hart, Julius 10.00
Jewish Federation 300.00
•Schwartz, Martin.
Sommers, Chas. B. 5.00
Kendallville
Keller, L. J 5.00
Kokomo
Levi. J. S 5.00
Lafayette
Barzillai Lodge
111, I. O. B. B... 5.00
Council of Jewish
Women 10.00
Goodman. H 5.00
Loeb, J. Louis . . 5.00
Lebanon
Adler, Phil 5.00
Ligonier
Jacobs, Irvin .... 5.00
Joseph, C. V 5.00
Ladies' Jewish
Ben. Society ... 10.00
••Strauss, Isaac D.
••Straus, Jacob.
Madison
Cong. Adath
Israel 5.00
Sulzer, Marcus R. 5.00
Muncie
Hene, M 10.00
Portland
Weiler, Morris . . 5.00
Rensselaer
Leopold, Isaac . . 10.00
Leopold, Moses . . 5.00
South Bend
Adler, Norman . . 5.00
Bing, Mrs. Jos.. . 10.00
Ciralsky, A 10.00
Ries, H. E 5.00
Spiro, Mrs. Saml. 10.00
Summitville
Warner, Children
of Anna 15.00
Warner, Mr. and
Mrs. L 15.00
Warner, Maurice
& Saml 10.00
Warner, Wilhel-
mina 5.00
•Life Member.
••Deceased Life Member.
62
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Terre Haute
Blumberg, Benj. . 5.00
Blumberg, Max . . 20.00
Cohen, Harry AV. 10.00
Cohen, Morri.s . . . 5.00
Feibelman,
Corinne H n.OO
Feibelmiin, E. . . . 5.00
Frank, Samuel, &
Son.s 15.00
Gan Eden Lodge
110, I. O. B. B.. 20.00
Gold, Edgar L. . . 5.00
Goldberg, Ben . . . 5.00
Goldberg, Juliu.s . 5.00
Goldman, Ben . . . 5.00
Goodman & Wolfe 5.00
Grossman Bros. . 5.00
Hebrew Ladies'
Aid Society 15.00
Herz, Mrs. A 10.00
Herz, Milton E... 10.00
Jame-Wolf 5.00
.Joseph Sons, M.. 5.00
Kleeman Dry
Goods Co 10.00
Kohn Bros 5.00
Lederer Julius . . . 5.00
♦Levi, Simon.
Levin Bros 10.00
Levy, Milton 5.00
Petersdorf, Sig. . . 5.00
Schultz & Smith. 5.00
Shaffer, Sam 5.00
Shatsky Bros. . . . 5.00
Silberman, Louis. 5.00
Silverman Bros. . 5.00
Sllverstein Bros.. 5.00
Smith, J. B 5.00
Straus, Miltou . . . 5.00
Thorman, Mrs.
Judy 5.00
Uffenheimer, S. . . 5.00
"Wabash
Hyman, Louis L.
IOWA
10.00
10.00
Charles City
Hecht, Jos.
Davenport
Petersberger,
Isaac, Bequest . 100.00
Siegel, A 5.00
Tri-City Jewish
Welfare Organi-
zation. Moline-
Rock Island.
Davenport 200.00
Weigle, N. E 5.00
Deoorah
Bear, Ben.i.
5.00
Oes Moines
Lederer, Bequest
of Emma
Samish, M
Sheuerman, Jacob
L., Bequest . . .
United Jewish
Philanthropies . 2.50.00
Dubuque
♦•Slimmer, A.
200.00
20.00
100.00
Sioux City
Davidson, Benj. . 10.00
Davidson Bros.
Co 10.00
Davidson, Dave . 10.00
Pill, Max 5.00
•WI.se, Mrs. Chas.
KANSAS
T>eavenworth
Ettenson, Mrs.
Henry 30.00
Sholem Lodge,
No. 78, I. O. B.
B 5.00
Toffler, Morris . . . 15.00
Woolfe, B. B 5.00
McPherson
Strouse <& Son, J. 5.00
Pittsburg
Sehlanger, A. H.. 10.00
Sallna
Stiefel, Moses . . . 10.00
Xopeka
Auerbach «S:
Guettel 10.00
KENTUCKY
Bowling: Green
Cristal, Saml 5.00
Nahm, Fred 5.00
Henderson
Geibel, Mrs.
Pauline 5.00
Loeb, 1 5.00
Mann, B. B .5.00
- Mann, Fred 5.00
Mayer, Alex 5.00
Mayer. S. B.. &
Sons 5.00
Lexington
Federation of
Jewish Charities 75.00
Louisville
Baron, S. S., & Co. 5.00
Benjamin Bros. . 5.00
Bensinger, Arthur
B 5.00
Bernheim,
Bernard 50.00
Bernheim, Frank
D 10.00
Bernheim. I. W. . 100.00
Bleiden, 1 5.00
Bloom, Lester T.. 5.00
Blum, J. J 5.00
Blum, S 5.00
Brooks Bros 5.00
Brooks, Mrs.
Marie 5.00
Burger, Mrs. S. . . 10.00
Burger, V. J. ... 5.00
Byck, L. S. 5.00
Cohen & Sons. M. 5.00
Council of Jewish
Women 10.00
Dreifus, Simon A. 5.00
Ehrmann, Hilmar 5.00
Felensthal. Gabe
J 5.00
Flarsheim, A. B.. 10.00
Flexner, Dr. J. A. 10.00
Florsheim, W. I.. 5.(W
Goldstein. Sol. . . 10.00
Greenstein, Mrs.
Belle 5.00
Grossman, Louis 5.(MJ
Grossman, L., &
Son 5.00
Hirsch, Benj 5.00
Hirsch, Mrs.
David 5.00
Hirsch, Louis H.. 5.fK)
Hyman, Jacob . . 5.00
Isaacs, Louis 5.00
Jacoby, Zach. . . . 5.00
Kahn, Joe 5.00
Kaufman, Ben . . . 5.00
Kiefer, Henry B.. 5.00
Klein Furnishing
Co 5.00
Klempner Bros. . 5.00
Levi, Abe C 5.00
Levi, Henry 5.00
Levy, Arnold H.. 5.0<J
Levy, Harry 5.00
Levy, Jacob 5.00
Levy, .las. H 5.00
Levy, Nathan . . . 5.00
Levy, Sam 5.00
Levy, Sol 5.00
Levy, Stuart 5.00
Loeb, Henry 5.00
Louisville Steel &
Metal Co 5.00
Mendel, Chas. . . . 5.00
Meyers, Dr. Sid-
ney J 5.00
Ornstein, E 5.00
Rosenbaum, I., &
Sons 10.00
Rosenheim, Jacob 5.00
Sabel, Joseph 10.00
Sachs, Edward . . 5.00
Sales, A. M 5.00
Seidenman, J. I... 5.00
Selligman, Alfred 5.00
Selligman,
Bernard 5.00
Selligman, Jos. . . 5.00
Shapin, Julius . . 5.00
Shapinsky, Allan. 5.00
Shapinsky, Her-
man 5.00
Solomon, Dr. Leon
L 5.00
Southern Auction
Sales Co 5.00
Straus, Benjamin 20.00
Straus, Dr. E. C. 5.00
Straus, E. E. ... 5.00
Ullman, Sam 5.00
Weinstock, E. . . . 5.00
Maysville
Merz, Mrs. A. L. . 5.00
Merz, Eugene 5.00
Owensboro
Baer, Abe 5.00
Baker, R 10.00
Dahl, Phillip 5.00
Hirsch, Col. A. . . 10.00
Levy, Sam 5.00
Rosenfeld, Mrs. A. 10.00
Rosenfeld, Silas . 10.00
Rosenfeld, Mrs.
Silas 5.00
Ro.senthal, B 5.00
Salinger, B 5.00
•Life Member.
••Deceased Life Member.
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
63
••Shorten. .T. D.
Siege], Mrs. Kose
K 5.00
Whittel, Goo. J... r..00
Wile. Henry 5.00
Wile, Jos 5.00
r»<lucah
liright Bro.'i 10.00
Fels, Mrs. E 5.00
Friedman, Her-
man 15.00
Harmony Lodge
149, I. O. B. B. 10.00
Keller. John M... 10.00
Livingston, M., &
Co 5.00
Marks, M 5.00
Michael, Edwin.. 5.00
Moritz, Simon . . . 5.00
Rubel, Lewis 5.00
Simon, Moses . . . 5.00
Temple Israel S.
S 5.00
Temple Israel
Sisterhood 10.00
Wallerstein. H. &
J 5.00
Weil, H. & Sons. 10.00
Weil. Jesse 10.00
Weille, B.. & Son 10.00
Shelbyville
Samuel, Leopold . 5.00
LOUISIANA
Alexandria
Fried, Sam 5.00
Kaufman, I. J. . . 5.00
Sackman Bros. . . 5.00
Simon, A. E 10.00
.Simon. Mr. &
Mrs. Harrv L. . 5.00
Simon. H. L 5.00
Simon, S 10.00
Weiss, M. J 5.00
Donaldsonville
Netter, Adolphe.. 5.00
Jeanerette
Wormser, M. & C. 5.00
I.,afayette
Abramson, N 5.00
Monroe
Bloch. J. S 5.00
Kaplan, Samuel.. 25.00
Meyer, Mrs. Sol.. 10.00
Titche, Chas 5.00
Natchitoches
Nelken, Samuel . 10.00
New Iberia
Gates of Prayer
Sabbath School. 6.00
New Orleans
Blumenthal,
George 25.00
District G. L. 7, I.
O, B. B 100.00
Jewish Charitable
& Educational
Federation .... 393.00
Kohlmann, Miss
Clem. S 25.00
Levy, A 5.00
Levy, Mrs. Otto
A 5.00
♦•Newman, Mrs.
Henry.
••Newman, Isidor.
Sunshine, Mrs.
C. K 10.00
MARYLAND
Italtimore
Adler, Simon ('... 5.00
Baer, Estate of
Gus 5.00
Baker, C. B 10.00
Beck, Paul L 5.00
Benescb, Wm. M.. 20.00
Berney, Albert . . 5.00
Bernheimer,
Ferdinand, Be-
que.st 1.000.00
Burgunder, Bernie 10.00
Burk, Fried & Co. 5.00
Castelberg, Henry 10.00
Cohen-Adler Shoe
Co 10.00
Cohen. Miss
Bertha 5.00
•♦Cohen, Mendes.
Cohn, Emanuel . . 10.00
Cone, Dr. Claribel 5.00
Cone, Frederic W. 5.00
Davidson, Isaac . 5.00
Deiches, W^m .... 5.00
Eisenberg,
Abraham 10.00
Engel, Jacob 10.00
Epstein, Jacob . . 50.00
Fader, A 5.00
Frank, Solomon . 10.00
•Friedenwald,
Hiram W.
Goldenberg,
Julius 10.00
•Goldenberg,
Julius M.
Goldenberg, Levi. 10.00
Goldschmid, Mrs.
R 5.00
Gomborov, Israel
S 5.00
Gomprecht & Ben-
escb 5.00
Gottschalk, Jos... 50.00
Gottschalk, Levi . 10.00
Greenbaum,
Daniel 5.00
Greenbaum, Leon
B 10.00
Greenbaum, Mil-
ton D 10.00
Greif, David L... 5.00
Greif, Leonard L. 5.00
Greif, Mrs. Max. 10.00
Gutman, Louis K. 5.00
Halle, Isaac 7.50
Halle. Meyer S. . 5.00
Halle, Moses .... 5.00
Hamburger,
Manes 1 10.00
Hanauer, Lee .... 10.00
Hanline Bros. . . . 15.00
Harsh, George M. 5.00
Hecht, Emanuel . 25.00
Hecht, Mrs. L. A. 10.00
Hecht, Malcolm . 5.00
Hecht, Moses S. . 5.00
Hecht. Nathan I.. 10.00
Heller, Mrs. Flor-
ence Simon . . . 5.(K)
Hochschild, Max. lO.Oo
Hornstein, J. D... 55.(K>
Ilutzler, Mrs.
David 5.0(^
Ivatz, A. R 1".0(»
Katz, Meier 5.u<i
•Kaufman, Hen-
riette.
Kaufman. Joseph
& Harry 5.00
Kemper. David . . •").0(i
Kerngood, Her-
man 10.0(1
Koenigsberg,
Morris 5.(Mt
Kohn, Benno .... 5.00
Kohn, Louis B. . 10.00
Lansburgh, Sid-
ney 10.00
Lauchheimer, S.
H 5.00
Lauer, Martin . . . .>.00
Lazarus, L 30.00
Leopold, Isaac . . 5.00
Levy. Alfred .... 10.00
Lew, Julius .... 25.00
Levv. Wm 2-5.00
Maa'ss. Mrs. A. . 15.00
Mandelbaum, Sey-
mour 10.00
Morris. Miss
Esther 10.00
Oppenheimer. I.
M 10.00
Pollack. Mrs.
Hannah 10.00
Ravner. Albert
W 10.00
••Rayner. Wm. S.
•Reinhard, Samuel
E.
Rosenau. Rev. Dr.
William 5.00
Rosenbaum, Mrs.
Aaron 10.00
Rosenberg, Mrs.
Bertha 10.00
Rosenberg. Lewis
S 5.00
Rosenheim, H., &
Son 5.00
Rothholz Bros. . . 10.00
Rothholz. Julius . a.OO
Rothschild, M. . . 10.00
Rothschild, S. ... 5.00
Salabes. Sody 5.00
Samuels, Morton. 25.00
Savage, Dr. Moses
M. 10.00
Seliger. Mrs. Leon 10.00
Silverberg, Simon 5.00
Sonneborn, Sig.
B 25.00
Stern, Bessie C... 5.00
Strauss Bros. . . . 25.00
Strauss, Mrs. Em. 10.00
Strouse, Ben 10.00
••Strouse, Isaac.
Thalheimer, Mr. &
Mrs. Samuel . . . 10.00
Thalheimer, S. J. 15.00
Van Leer. Milton 5.00
Wallerstein, D. S. 5.00
Wertheimer Bros. 5.00
Westheimer, Mil-
ton F 10.00
Wvman, Maurice. 5.00
♦Life Member.
••Deceased Life Member,
64
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Cumberland
Beneman, B
5.00
Bernstein, L
5.00
Fram, Benj
5.00
Gross, A. P
5.00
Hirsh, Isaac
5.00
Hirsh & Sons,
Jos
5.00
Holzman, Hugh .
5.00
Kaplon, Sam ....
5.00
Kline, L
5.00
Liclitenstein, A.
M
5 00
Morgan & Co., N.
5.00
Rosenbaum Bros.
20.00
Rosenbaum,
Simon
5 00
Rosenbaum,
Susman
5.00
Slieffler, Sam'l . . .
5.00
Hagrerstown
Wineberg, Henrj'
MASSACHUSETTS
Attleboro
Einstein, Mrs. S.
M 10.00
Boston
Agoos, S. L
Baer, Louis
Brandt, C
Collins, A. M
Fox, Isidor
Freedman, Dr.
Louis M
Gold, Samuel
**Hecht, Mrs. Lina.
Herman, Mrs. Jos.
M
Hillson, H. M., &
Co
Hillson, Hyman
M
*Hirshberg, A. S.
Joseph, A
•Kirstein, Louis E.
Koshland, A
Koshland, Joseph
Lebowich, J
Levy, Ben
Lourie, David A..
Massell, F. W. . .
Ratshesky, A. C.
Rosenbusn, Al. A.
Rudwick, Jos. . . .
Scheinfeldt, Solo-
mon
Schooner, Joseph
Y
Schwartz, H., &
Co
**Shuman, A.
Shuman, Mrs.
Samuel
Solomont, James.
Brookline
Andrews, Julius. .
Goodman, Mrs.
Samuel
Gryzmish, Mrs.
Samuel
Kaffenburgh, Mrs.
Isaac
Salomon, Mr.s. P.
G
Van Noorden E.. .
Chelsea
Rosenberg Bros..
Salter, M., & Sons
Kendal Green
♦Mayer, Richard
Springfield
Isenberg & Co., H.
Rich, Harry ....
Waltham
Bayard, Harris . .
Worcester
Grodberg &
Hirsch
Isenberg, A. G. . .
MICHIGAN
Charlotte
5.00 Vomberg, M
Detroit
Bnchhalter, Wm..
Cohen, Sol. R. . . .
Fechimer, H. M..
Goldberg, Isaac .
Goldman, A
♦Goldstein, Bernice
Lois.
Goldstein, H. Jos-
eph
Goldstein, Mrs. H.
Krohn
♦Gumbiner, Jos. H.
Heavenrich, Sam-
uel
Helfman, Harry .
Horwitz, Harris..
Kahn, Albert
Kahn, Mrs. Albert
Levy, Wm. K. . .
Musliner, Louis S.
Oppenheimer, M..
Parish, Joseph . .
Rosenfield, Mon-
roe
♦♦Schloss, Seligman.
Siegel, Benjamin.
Sloman, Eugene
H
Stillman, Mrs.
Henry
Traitel, Maurice .
Wineman, Andrew
Wineman, Henry.
Wineman, L
Wolfe, N
Grand Rapids
Julius Houseman
Lodge No. 238,
I. O. B, B
United Jewish
Welfare Society
Kalamazoo
Desenberg, Mrs.
B. L
Mishan Lodge No.
247, I. O. B. B.
Lansing:
Beck, Sam A
Gerson, Jos
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
7.50
5.00
5.00
5.00
50.00
Ludingrton
Homel, B. L.
Pontiac
5.00 Heineman, Sol. E. 10.00
5.00
MINNESOTA
Austin
Hirsh, Geo 10.00
10.00 Chisholm
25.00 El Queeno Cigar
Co 5.00
,j.00 Duluth
Billstein, Wm. . . 5.00
Freimuth, 1 10.00
Gidding, J. M., &
o-OO Co ,5.00
5.00 Labowitz, F 5.00
Meyers, Chas. P.. 5.00
Mogelson &
Mogelson 5.00
Greek's Store 5.00
5.00 Sattler, J. B 5.00
Silberstein &
Bondy Co 5.00
5.00 Silvian, W 5.00
7.50 Zimmerman, I. . . 5.00
5.00 _, , ^,
10.00 Eveleth
5.00 Sa.x, Sol 5.00
Hibbing-
Hallock, Chas. .. 5.00
10.00 Helstein, Louis . . 5.00
Nides Bros 5.00
10.00 ,,.
Minneapolis
Aal, R. 0 10.00
10.00 Adelsheim, B 5.00
5.00 Apt., Emil R 5.00
10.00 Blumberg, L. J.,
10.00 Jr 5.00
10.00 Blumenthal, Miss
5.00 B .5.00
5.00 Brin, Arthur 10.00
5.00 Brown & Rabino-
5.00 witz 5.00
Capital Iron &
5.00 Metal Co 5.00
Cohen, M. L 5.00
5.00 Davis, H. J 5.00
Davis, J. M 15.00
25 00 Doodeward, Al. . . 5.00
Edelman, J. K .5.00
5.00 Eisendrath, J. M. 5.00
10.00 *Eisler, Adolph.
5.00 Fairfax Produce
10.00 Co 5.00
15.00 Fischer, A. H .5.00
10.00 Friedman, Ben . . 5.00
Friend, E. S 5.00
Gittleson Jewelry
Co 10.00
Goldberg, A 5.00
5.00 Goldberg, Max J. 5.00
Goodman, Sam . . 5.00
50.00 Green, H. H 5.00
Greenberg, Wm. . 5.00
Gross, A. M 5.00
Gross Bros 10.00
10.00 Harris, A. M. &
Sig 10.00
5.00 Harris Co., B. W.
& Leo 10.00
Harris, M. H. ... 5.00
5.00 Hart, Robert 5.00
10.00 Hartman, J. H. . . 5.00
Heller, Robert . . 5.00
Jacobs, B 10.00
10.00 Jacobs, L 5.00
♦Life Member.
♦♦Deceased Life Member.
■Si
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
65
Joseph, I. S 10.00
Juster Bros 5.00
Kanter, Alex 5.00
Kayser, Albert J. 5.00
Kavser, Howard . 5.00
Kohen, Max A.... 10.00
Koben, Mrs. Max
A 5.00
Kreger, Noah 5.00
Kronick's 10.00
Levin Bros 10.00
Lewin. S 5.00
Michael. Jos 5.00
Minn. Barrel &
Bag Co 5.00
Minneapolis Lodge
271, I. O. B. B.. 20.00
Muehlstein. J. . . . 5.00
Phillips, David . . 5.00
Reisman. Phil K. 10.00
Robitshek, Geo. . 5.00
Robitshek, I. H.. 5.00
Ruben, Harold M. 10.00
Schneider, E. A. 10.00
Segal, 1 5.00
Selig, Josfpn .... 5.O0
Shuaedlinii- & Co. 5.00
Silbermaii. C. H. 5.00
Silverstein. M. ... 5.00
Snattinger. M. ... 10.00
Snattinger, T. ... 10.00
Stromberg, A., &
Co 5.00
Stromberg, Geo. . 5.00
Taussig, S., & Son 5.00
Twin City Fixture
Exc 15.00
Weil, Chas 5.00
Weil, Isaac 10.00
Weil, Wm. B 5.00
Weinberg, B. L. . 5.00
Weiskopf, Henry. 5.00
Weiskopf, R. G... 10.00
Weisman, 1 5.00
Weisman, Wm. . . 5.00
Werpel, H. C. ... 5.00
Wolpert & Davis. 5.00
St. Paul
Baer. Pernand B. 15.00
Ginsberg, Misses
Anna & Lilly, &
Mrs. D. G. Mains 10.00
Goldman. B. T... 50.00
Goodkind, Mrs. B.
L 10.00
Jewish Welfare
Ass'n 100.00
Selig, Leon J 5.00
Virginia
Roman, Jos 5.00
Simon & Schibel. 5.00
Corinth
MISSISSIPPI
Brookhaven
Cohn, David Z....
Brachstoue, Sam.
5.00
Rubcl, Abe, & Co.
50.00
Rubel, I
5.00
Worris, H
5.00
Greenville
Cohn, T
5.00
Deborah Lodge
161, I. O. B. B.
5.00
Fletcher, Leon . . .
5.00
Goldstein, Nathan
5.00
Hebrew L'nion S.
s
5.00
Hirsch, E. V
5.00
Johl, Miss
Jeanette
5.00
Ladies' Temple
Aux
5.00
Lemler, Max
5.00
Moyse & Moyse . .
5.00
Riteman, Mrs. L.
N. . . . .•
10.00
Solomon, M. L. . .
5.00
Weinberg, A. & D.
5.00
Greenwood
Goodman, F
5.00
Herman, Robert .
5.00
Kantor, J
5.00
Klein & Blumen-
thal
5.00
Stein, S. J
5.00
Weiler, A
10.00
Hattiesburgr
Dreyfus, M
5.00
Prank, Mrs.
Henry
Gisenberger, L. L.
Kullman, B
Moses, Mrs. Simon
Sadler, Harry . . .
Seiferth, Jan. . . .
UUman, M. M
Viener, Harry . . .
Viener, Leon ....
Vicksburg:
Albrecht, Sam . . .
Associated Jewish
Charities
Baer, Leon
Bock & Fischel.
Brown, Mrs. Sam
Fried & Gotthelf
Hirsch, J. K
Hirsh, J
Isaacs, Max
Kory, Rev. Sol.
L
Ladies' Hebrew
Benevolent
Asso
Landau. M. D
Laudenheimer,
David ..-
Lyons. Walter . . .
Mai'cus, Saml. . . .
Metzger, Maurice.
Mite Society
Anshe cnesed S.
Jackson
Ascher, Mrs.
Bessie Hart . . .
Ascher, Jos
Cohen Bros
Dreyfus, Mrs.
Bertha
Dreyfus, Isidore.
Feibelman, A. . . .
Gordon, Sam
Hart, Cyril
Hart, Lee R
Lehman, Isidore .
Levine, L
Marks, S. S
Orkin, A. J
Rice, D. H
10.00
Goldfarb, Mrs. M.
L
10.00
Columbus
Kaufman Bros. ..
Loeb & Bro.,
5.00
5.00
Marx, L
Rosenzweig, Louis
5.00
5.00
3Ieridian
Cahn, Mrs. Ed...
Klein, S. A
Lyon, A. J
Meyer, Joe
Meyer, Sam
Rothenberg, M.,
Co
Straus & Lerner.
Threefoot Bros. &
Co
Threefoot, K
Wellhouse, Leo . .
Wigransky, L. . .
Winner, Leo ....
Natchez
Abrams. Dan, &
W. Geisenberger
Beekman, Dr.
Marcus
P.t'cU-niiin. l>r. P..
*»Prank, Henry.
5.00
5.00
5.00
15.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
Sartorius & Fried
Schlesinger. Wm..
Simmons, Julius.
Sussman, S
Switzer, L. L
West Point
Rosenfeld, S. O...
Semmelman, B. S.
Tazoo City
Wise, H
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
20.00
25.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
15.00
MISSOURI
Joplin
Hurwitz, Harry..
Newman, Albert..
Kansas City
Benjamin Alfred. 50.00
Benjamin, David. 50.00
■♦Benjamin. Mr. and
Mrs. Lionel J.,
Feldenheimer,
Sam 5.00
Hess. A 25.00
Jewish Educa-
tional Institute. 250.00
Kansas City
Lodge 184, I. O.
O. B 25.00
Lorie, Percy S. . . 10.00
Meyer, L 5.00
Wachenheim, Mrs.
D 5.00
liOuisiana
5 00 Michael Bros 15.00
5 00 St. Joseph
5.00 Adath Joseph Re-
ligious School.. 5.00
*Life Member.
♦♦Deceased Life Member.
66
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Block, Mrs.
Fannie 20.00
Ehrlich, Wm. H.. 5.00
Federated Jewish
Charities 100.00
♦Hirsch, Sol.
Joseph Lodge 73,
I. O. B -E 10.00
Schloss, Moses A. 5.00
Siegel, Lewis .... 5.00
•*Westheimer, Mr.
&i Mrs. Ferd.
♦♦M'estheimer, Samuel.
St. Lrouis
Aaron-Fleischer
Silk Co 5.00
Addison's 10.00
Arenson. J o.OO
Arthur. I. F 10.00
Auer, Mrs. Isidor 10.00
Baer, Arthur B. . . 10.00
Baer, J. A 25.00
Baer, Sigmund . . 10.00
Bauman, S. H. .. 5.00
Berg. A 5.00
Bettmann, 1 10.00
Block. Charles . . 10.00
Bluestein. C. H... 5.00
Blumenfeld,
Morris 5.00
Brv, M. E 5.00
Brv, Nathan 10.00
Carafoil. A 10.00
Cohen, Leon .... 5.00
*Cohn. I. H 15.00
Doischman, I. . . . 10.00
Drev, Mrb. Lizzie
H 5.00
Ebn Ezra Lodge
47, I. O. B. B... 10.00
Eiseman Bros . . . 5.00
Eiseman, David
Jr 5.00
Eiseman, Fred. B. 10.00
Eiseman, R. S. . . 5.00
Epstein, H. & L. 10.00
Epstein, J. 1 5.00
Epstein Pants Co. 5.00
Ferer, Aaron, &
Sons 5.00
Finkelstein,
House of 5.00
Flarsheim. M. J. 10.00
Forcheimer, J. R. 5.00
Forest Citv Mfg.
Co 5.00
Frank. Mrs.
Henry 5.00
French Suit Co... 5.00
Freund, J. L 5.00
Friedman, M 10.00
Friend Hide &
Fur Co 10.00
Frohlichstein, S.
H 10.00
Fuld, Mrs. Arthur
M 15.00
Fuller, Aaron 25.00
Glaser, Jos., Jr... 5.00
Glaser, Julius ... 10.00
Glaser, Sigmund . 5.00
Glaser, Walter M. 5.00
Glauber, E. W.... 10.00
Goldman, Alvin D. 10.00
Goldman, David . 5.00
Goldman, M 10.00
Goldman. Morris. 25.00
Greensfelder,
Bernard 10.00
Greenspon, J. ... 5.00
Guckenheiin, Emil 5.00
Haas. Harrv S. .. 10.00
Haas, Jacob 10.00
Harris, Ben 25.00
Harris, Marcus . . 50.00
Harris, O. T -5.00
Hasgall, S 5.00
Hecht, Herman . . 5.00
Herzog & Bro.,
L, 5.00
Hirschhorn,
Lewis 5.00
Hirshfield, E 10.00
Hoffman, Morris. 10.00
House of Bar-
gains 5.00
Jacobson, Hugo.. 5.00
Kahn, Hvman . . . 5.00
Kahn, J. B 5.00
Kahn-Schoen-
brun-Tiger Mfg.
Co -. 5.00
Kessler Skirt Co. 5.00
Kleinhauser, Jos.
B 10.00
Kline, I. D 10.00
Knickerbocker
Clothing Co. . . 5.00
Kranzberg, S. ... 5.00
Kurlander, Chas.. 5.00
Landau, A 10.00
Langsdorf, Julius 5.00
♦Lesem, Col. I, H.
Levy, F 10.00
Levy, Miss Re-
becca 20.00
Lewin Metal Corp. 10.00
Lieber, Leslie . . . 10.00
Lipman, H. M. . 5.00
Lippman, Jos. M. 10.00
Lipschitz, M. ... 5.00
Littman. Mrs. M. 10.00
Loeb, Alexander. 10.00
Loevenhart, J. H. 5.00
Loth, Jacob 10.00
Maas, Eugene 5.00
Mange, Jacob . . . 5.00
Mankofsky &
Olshwanger . . . 5.00
Marx, E. J 5.00
Marx, Walter S. . . 5.00
Mathes, 1 5.00
Mathes, Joseph.. 10.00
Mav, David 25.00
May, Morton J. . 25.00
Mayer, Emil 5.00
Mayer, Fred 10.00
Mayer, Herman . 10.00
Mayer, Louis 10.00
Mendle Printing
Co 10.00
Miller, Mrs. I. W. 10.00
Missouri Lodge
No. 22, I. O. B.
B 10.00
Moog, Alva 5.00
Moos & Lowen-
haupt 5.00
Myers, Harrv , . . 5,00
♦Nathan, Emil,
Olian, J. 1 10,00
Olian, Leslie G... 5,00
Oppenhelmer, G,. 10.00
Piatt, Edwin G... 10,00
Rauh, A. S 5,00
Rice, A. J 10.00
Rice, Henry 10.00
•♦Rice, Jonathan.
Richard, E. L. .. 5.00
Rosen. Paul 5.00
Rosenfeld, Arthur ."..00
Roth, Fred S. . . . .5.00
Rothschild Bros.
Hat Co 5.00
Russack. S. J. ... 5.00
♦Sacks, Wm.
Saifer, Wm 5.00
St. Louis Commis-
sion Co 5.00
Samuels Shoe Co. 10.00
Sapin, Jacob N,.. 5.00
Schield, Wm 10.00
Schott, Albert, &
Son 10.00
Schott, Jos .5,00
Schuster, S. J. , . . 10,00
Schuster, Mrs. S.
J 5.00
Seelig, S 5.00
Seidel, S 5.00
Shoenberg, Col.
M 25.00
Shoenberg, Syd-
ney M 10.00
Shroder, S. W. .. 5.00
Sichel, 1 10.00
Sicher, Edward . . 5.00
Sicher, Henrv . . . 10.00
Sicher, M. J 5.00
Silverman, David
P 5.00
Silverman, J. E. . 10.00
Singer, Adolph . .' 5.00
Somers, David . . . 10.00
Spitz, Mrs. Moritz 10,00
Standard Rail &
Steel Co 10.00 '
Stein. Saml. J .5.00
Steinberg, Louis
M 5.00
Steinberg, Mark
C 10.00
Steinschneider,
M 10.00
Sternberg, Harrv. 5,00
Stix, Albert I. .. 5.00
■♦Stlx. C. A.
Stix, Ernest W.. . 10.00
Straus, Eugene J, 10,00
Straus, Mrs. Han-
nah 10.00
Susman. B .5.00
Swope. Meier .... 5.00
Thai. Robert .5.00
Thorn. Jos 5.00
Tober, Saifer Shoe
Co lO.OO
Treuman, Paul , . 5,00
Union Cap Co 5,00
Waldheim, A 25.00
Weil. Max 5.00
Weil, Ralph 5.00
Weinstock, Walter 5.00
Weisman, Ben ... 5.00
Werner, J. M 10.00
AViener. M. G. . . . 10.00
Wohl, David P... 5.00
WolfiC, A., Corpo-
ration 25.00
Wolff, Mrs. Clara
A 5.00
Wolff. E. H 10.00
Wolfheim, M. ... 10,00
Zucker, Harry H.. 5.00
Springfield
Associated Charity
Fund
25.00
*I/ifc Member.
♦♦Deceased Life Member.
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
(i7
Tipton
Colin, liosrtlie . . .
13.00
Webb City
Goldstein, Saul . .
10.00
MONTANA
Butte
Baron DeHirsoh
Lodge 420. I. O.
B B
r..oo
Cohen. J. S
.^j.OO
Liuz. Mose
.^..00
Mever. Wm
5.00
•Ojipentieimer, J. E.
•Svmons, Harrv.
Symons, 'NVm. S. .
10.00
Missoula
Leiser, Miss
Esther
10.00
NEBRASKA
Lincoln
Cerf, Kstate of
Edward
5.00
Friend. Morris . .
15.00
Gold, Nathan J..
5.00
Gold. Wni
15.00
Maver. Chas
10.00
Maver, Simon D..
15.00
Simon. Ben
5.00
Speier. H
5.00
•AVeil, M
25.00
Omaha
Gluck, Israel
15.00
Katleman. Carl C.
10.00
Kirschbraun &
Sons
25.00
Lapidus, Harry
H
5.00
Lew. Morris
15.00
Omaha Lodge 354.
I. O. B. B
10.00
Rosenthal, B. &
H
10.00
RoseTvater, Victor
10.00
Temple Israel
Sisterhood
25.00
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Manchester
Granite State
Lodge No. ISl.
I. O. B. A
5.00
NEW JERSEY
Atlantic City
*Bacharach, Mrs.
Harry.
Bendheim, Lewis.
Berkowitz, Mrs.
Henry
Bogotin. Samuel
.T
♦Buzby, Walter J.
Coblins. Morris . .
Council of Jewish
Women
Craighead, Robert
D
Davies, Mrs. G. B.
Elfman, Morris . .
Epstein, Mrs. A..
5.00
10.00
5.00
3.00
5.00
25.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
I'lcishinan. Mrs.
S. L
I'rank. Mrs. W.
C
•L'rideuberg, Mr.s.
Anne E.
•I'ridenberg, Mrs.
Sol. S.
Friodeberg, Mrs.
Gussie
Gcttleman. M. ...
Gerstel, Mrs. Emil
Goldsmit. Miss C.
Graff. Mrs. .T
Hanstein. Mrs.
Moses
Hanstein, Mrs.
Sam
Hillman, Joel
Hillman, Julian
A
Hillman, Mrs. J.
A
Horkbeimer, Mrs.
Morris
Jones, L. L
Kahn. Miss Carrie
♦Kline, Henry S. . .
Landow, C.
Henry
Latz. Mrs. Mack. .
Levy. Mrs. Benj..
Moss, S. K
Nemcoff. Mrs.
Fannie
Ojserkis, Sig-
mund
Pollock, Louis R..
Rosenbaum, Elias
Rosenberg, H. . .
Schaul, Henry H.
Schecter. S. B....
Staller, Mrs.
Jennie
Sternberger, Chas.
A
Thalheimer, Miss
Estelle
Toppin. F. M. . .
Wagenheim, Jos..
Wertheimer, Mrs.
Harry
♦White, D. S.
Belmar
Strauss, Irving R.
Bridgeton
Cohen, Mas
Feinstein, Max . .
Fisher, Jacob
Fisher, Sam
Gallner, Sam
Garfield, D
Rinker, Louis
Rovner. Philip . .
Steinberg, Simon.
Camden
Fuhrman, Abe . .
Fuhrman. Nathan
Grass, Wm
Greenberg,
Marcus
Natal, Ben
Nelson, L. M. ...
Nurock, Harry . .
Obus. Mark
Palitz. Mrs. Sarah
L
Reitcr, Dr. Otto. 5.00
5.00 liovner. A. J 5.00
Sehoenagle, Sig... 15.00
10. OO Siris. Dr. I. S. ... 5.00
Tartar, Samuel .. 5.00
Tomkins, Dr. S.
S 5.00
"Weitzman, Israel. 5,00
10.00 East Orange
5.00 Back, Mrs. Albert 5.00
5.00 Dimond. A. J. . . . 10 00
5.00 Kohn. M. F.,
5.00 Family 6.00
5 00 Elizabeth
Hyman. Isaac. &
25.00 Sons 10.00
250.00 Isaac. Abraham.. 5.00
Koestler. Samuel. .5.00
100.00 Stein. Dr. Emil . . 5.00
■j^Q QQ Hoboken
Morganstern.
15.00 Mrs. R 10.00
5.00
5.00 Merchantville
25.00 Eichengreen.
Pauline B 5.00
o.OO
200.00 MillvlUe
-|^QY,f, Nathan. Louis . . . 25.00
5.00 >". Holly
Krupnick, H 5.00
25.00
5.00 Newark
10.00 ♦Aronson, Louis V.
5.00 Augenbliek,
5.00 Mever 5.00
5.00 Bamberger. Louis 10.00
♦Basch. Chas. J.
5.00 Berla. Amzi 5.0O
Dauzis. Dr. M. .. 10.00
10.00 Davis. Mortimer. . 10.00
Epstein. Dr. H. B. 5.00
5.00 Ezekiel Lodge 00.
5.00 I. O. B. B lO.OO
2o.00 Feist, Abram 5.00
Feist & Feist 5.00
5.00 Fenning. H. A. . . 5.00
Finger, W 10.00-
♦Fisch, Jos.
_ Foster. Rev. Sol.. 5.0^
D.OO ♦Friedman, Louis
L.
_ -. Fuld. Felix 25.00
2-Xx Goldsmith, Leo .. 5.00-
2-X„ Goldsmith, M. H. 5.00
2-"X *Goldsmith, Nathan.
9-X>^ Gray, Samuel 10.00
2-Xx Gries. Aaron 5.00
2-){'^ Groedel. Theodore 5.00
•2'„„ Hammerschhi^.
o-OO N .^ 5.00
°-00 Hannoch. Her-
bert J 5.00
Heller, Rudolph.. 5.00
5.00 Hertz, Max 20.0a
5.00 ♦Hollander. Albert.
5.00 ♦Hollander. Benj.
W.
5.00 ♦Hollander,
5.00 Michael.
5,00 Hollander, Samuel
5.00 M 10.00
5.00 Hood, Charles . . . 5.00
Ising. Oscar 25.00
5.00 Jay, Leopold 10.00
♦Life Member.
THE NATIONAL FARAI SCHOOL
Kaltenbneher, T'liry, Einil
Jos 5.00 Warner, Burnett .
Kamm. Louis ... 10.00 *Weingartcn, Levi.
*Kanfherr. Albert „
jj Orange
Kanl'herr & Co... 10.00 Brentano. Mrs.
Kaiifherr, Isadore Simon
J 5.00 Engel, Isidor . . .
♦Kaiiflierr, Maurice Klauber, Alfred..
D. Roth & Co. Inc.. .
♦King, Nathaniel. *Roth, Jacob.
Koch. .Tnliiis .... 5.00 .
*Krinike. Philip. Passaic
KiissY. Herman . 5.00 Tuholsky, D
Kiissv. Nathan . . 5.00
T , T ; 1^,,. innn laterson
Leliiiinn. Isidor . iu.uu
♦Lehman, AVm. E. Barnert, Nathan..
*Lehman. Wm. L. Grunauer, Louis
and .Jerome. ^^H.
Levi, Mrs. Sarah Haines, H. B. ...
j^j 5.00 Holzman Silk
Lewis",' Bernard . 10.00 Mfg. Co
*Lewis. Israel. Levlne & Gree-
Lichtman, J., & span .........
Sou 10.00 Rogowski, M. L.. .
Lindenian, Philip 10,00 Simon & Cohn...
Lippman, Louis.. 5.00 p^^^^ ^„^,g
*Lissner, A. ^ . .
*Lissner, B. Livingstone,
*Lissner, Leo N. . 10.00 Alex
Liveright, Frank ^^ ^^ J,^^^^^ Amboy
Loewenberg'CoV. s'.OO Wurtzel, Max ...
Maybaum Charles 5.00 phnHpsburg
Maver. Adolf 2o.00 ^ r y.
Mendel, AVilliam . . 5.00 Bu^en Jac^b . .
*Meyer, Aaron. -^i^, miss Alice
Mever, Jacob .... 10.00 i^
Meyer. Joseph E.. 10.00 piainfigld
*Miller, Bernard. „ „^
Miller E H ... 10.00 Newcorn, W m. . . .
Myers. AVm.' L ! . 5.00 Rothberg Harvey
Ne\vman. Jacob L. 10.00 Sch wed. Herman.
Oppenheimer, iepper uros
Max 10.00 Kiverside
♦Phillips. Arthur. r>^iinnT.- « t?
Plaut, Louis .... 10.00 Pollack. S. F
Plant. Moses 5.00 Somerville
*Rachlin. Morris. Hellman. Israel. . .
Ric^ LeopoW . 5.00 Mack, Mrs. Louise
Rich, \\illiam S.. 10.00 g^^^.^^ ^has. ...
*Roth, Isaac.
Salzman, Nathan. 5.00 gouth Orange
Schechner, Samuel 10.00 i^j Qscar
Sheck Advertising *"
Agency 5.00 Trenton
*Schlesinger Louis. Cohen, Bernhard.
Schlesinger, ^^i^^ jonas A..
Morris S o-ou Qerson, Simon .,
Schloss. Mrs. Julian, Dr. AVm.
Hanna •••••••• 5.00 Kaplan, David ,. .
Schnuerer, Alfred 10.00 Kaufman, S. E.
*Schwarz & Son. Koplin, Dr. N. H.
SchAvartz, Louis Krueger, Samuel.
C. . • ■ • }X'Xn Levy. Samuel
Sichel. Moses .... 10.00 Tobish, B. ...
Simon, H. S. . . ... &-00 Trenton Shirt
Sommer, Harry F. 2o.00 -^^^ ^^
*Sommer. AA^m. M. Urken & Ko'hn . ,
Stahl, Simon .... 5.00 wirtschafter, H.
Stein. Leo 5.00
Steiner, Herman. 5.00 Warrenville
*Steiner, Mrs. Jos. Hofheimer, Mr.
♦Straus, Isaac T. and Mrs. Arthur
Straus, M., &
Sons 5.00 NEW MEXICO
Sugarman, Ben ,„
J ' 5.00 Albuquerque
Sugarman,' Jos. J. 5.00 Ilfeld, Louis
5.00
Kahn, Siegfried .
.^).00
5.00
Nordhaus, Max. .
Schweizer, Her-
2.").00
man
10.00
Clayton
10.00
Isaacs, Robt. AV..
5.00
5.00
5.00
Cuba
10.00
Eichwald, A
E. Las Vegas
J. E. Rosenwald
5.00
10.00
Lodge 545, I. 0.
B. B
10.00
AA'internitz, D. . .
5.00
10.00
Las Vegas
5.00
Ilfeld, Chas
10.00
5.00
Rosenwald's Sons,
Emanuel
10.00
5.00
Roswell
5.00
Jaffa, Mrs. Nathan
5.00
5.00
5.00
Santa Fe
Hersch, Mrs. Jos.
5.00
Wagon Mound
10.00
A^orenberg, Simon
NEW YORK
5.00
10.00
Albany
Barnet, AVm
25.00
5.00
Blatner, Jacob M.
5.00
Blatner, M. H....
5.00
5.00
Blatner, S. H
Congregation Beth
5.00
Emeth
25.00
5.00
Council of Jewish
5.00
AA'omen
5.00
5.00
de Beer, Mr. and
50.00
Mrs. Jacob
10.00
Friedman, J. S.. .
5.00
Fuld, Franklin B.
5.00
15.00
Gideon Lodge 140,
I. O. B. B
5.00
Hatch, Nathan . .
10.00
5.00
Hatch, Stephen V.
5.00
10.00
Hessberg, Samuel
20.00
5.00
Hyman, Edward.
Kantrowitz,
5.00
Morris
10.00
25.00
Earner, A., & Son
5.00
Lesser, R. AA''
5.00
Levison, Milton F,
5.00
5.00
Lowenstein, B. J.
5.00
5.00
Mandelbaum, M.
5.00
J
5.00
5.00
Mann Bros
5.00
5.00
Mann, Milton
5.00
5.00
Marx, Herbert L.
5.00
5.00
May, Chas. S
5.00
10.00
Mendel, Max
5.00
5.00
Mendleson, Ira . .
5.00
5.00
Mendleson, Leon.
10.00
Miller Bros
5.00
10.00
Muhlfelder & Illch
10.00
5.00
Muhlfelder, Jonas
5.00
5.00
Neuman, Dr. Leo
H
5.00
Nusbaum, Joseph
5.00
Nusbaum, S. I. .
5.00
10.00
Oppenheim, Louis
AV
5.00
Oppenheim, Wm.
L
5.00
Paris Cloak &
5.00
Suit Co
5.00
*Life Member.
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
69
♦llosendale, Hon.
S. W.
Sonnenfeld, Sam
T 5.00
Sporborg, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred J.. 10.00
Sporborg, Mrs.
Henry J 5.00
Stahl, Simon 5.00
Stern, Chas. M... 5.00
Tlianhauser, Mrs.
BenJ. H 10.00
AValdman Bros .. 10.00
Wander, S., v"fe
Sons 5.00
Weil, Edw 5.00
Ainstprdam
Belir, O. M. & S.
M 5.00
Ilolzbeimer, Solo-
mon 10.00
Straus, David . . . 10.00
Auburn
Marshall, L 5.00
Bingrhaniton
Hirschmann. Sig-
mund J 5.00
Rosenthal, S. C. 5.00
Brooklyn
Blum, Edw. C. . . 10.00
Council of Jewish
Juniors 10.00
De Vos, A. R. . . . 10.00
Franks, H. S. ... 5.00
Janowitch, J. H.. 5.00
Joachim, B 25.00
Joachim. Chas. J. 25.00
*Kalvin, Mrs.
Henry M.
Katz, Mrs. .Jennie 5.00
Kaufman, Mrs.
Sara 8,00
May, Daniel 5.00
Filler, Mrs. Julia 10.00
Rand, H. P 5.00
*Reiner, Julius.
Rubin, Jos 25.00
Shapiro, Mr. and
Mrs. Hyman, &
Family 25.00
Stern, Isaac 15.00
Werbelovsky's
Son, J. H 10.00
Buffalo
Berger, L. L 10.00
Bergman, Wolf . . 5.00
Block, Joseph . . . 10.00
Block, Mrs. Jos.. 10.00
Block, Leopold .. 5.00
Boasberg,
Emanuel 10.00
Cohen, Sol 5.00
Coplon, D. H. ... 5.00
Coplon, Mrs. Rosa 5.00
Eckstein, Chas. . 10.00
Eckstein, Ignatz . 10.00
Elias, Gabriel . . . 10.00
Ellis, David 10.00
Pleischmann,
' Simon 5.00
GiTen, I. S 10.00
Harriton, Harrv. 5.00
Hochstetter, E. G. 5.00
*Hofeller, Eugene
D.
♦Ilofeller, Theodore.
♦Hotelier, Mrs.
Theo.
Hyman, D 5.00
Jacobson. S 5.00
♦.Joseph, J. a.
Ivauffman, Dr.
Lesser 15.00
Iveiser, August . . 5.00
Ivlopfer, Edward. 5.00
Krauss, 1 5.00
Levi, E 10.00
Oppenheim, W. H. 10.00
Roblin, Daniel . . 5.00
Saperston, W. W. 10.00
Shroder, Milton . 5.00
Warner, Edgar
W 5.00
Warner, Edward . 5.00
♦Warner, Eugene.
Warner, John It.. 10.00
Warner, Rud. J.. 10.00
Weil, David B... 5.00
Wile, Herman 10.00
♦Winkler, Mrs. R.
S.
Wittman, Hugo . . 10.00
Cedarhurst, L<. I.
Dreyfus, Fred J. 5.00
Croton-on-Hudson
Rosen, Jos. A 10.00
Delhi
Stern, Aaron 5.00
Dunkirk
Ferman, H. J 5.00
Getlen, A 5.00
Levy. I. M 5.00
Siegel, 1 5.00
Solomon. D. M... 5.00
Wittman, Paul . . 10.00
East Elmhurst
Roseraont. Walter,
and Grace
Frank 25.00
Eggrertsville
Warner, Mrs.
Eugene 10.00
Elmira
Friendly, M. H. . 5.00
Friendly, Mrs.
Sarah G 5.00
Lande, Dr. Abra-
ham 5.00
Levy, Benj. F. .. 5.00
Rosenbaum, H.
L 5.00
Tepper Bros. . . . 10.00
Ear Rockaway
Plerrman, Mrs. J.
D 5.00
Gloversville
Aaron, Albert . . . 5.00
Bachner-Moses-
Louis Co 25.00
Bellis & Klein . . 25.00
Council of .Jewish
Women 10.00
Elite Glove Co... 25.00
Horwitz & Arbib 10.00
Kennedy. Dr. M.. 5.00
Klein, August . . . 25.00
Lebenheim. F. W. 10.00
Littauer, Lucius
N 100.00
Mendel, J. W. ... 5.00
Nelson. A 5.00
Rothschild,
Samuel 25.00
♦Rothschild, Mrs.
Samuel.
Great Neck, L,. I.
Burnham, Lee S.. 5.00
Grecnport, L/. I.
Levine Bros 5.00
Herkimer
Schermer, Benj. . 5.00
Schermer, Mrs.
Louis 5.00
Jamaica
Sisterhood of
Temple Israel . 10.00
Jolinsto^vn
Denkert, M 5.00
Feldman. M., &
Son 5.00
Rosenthal, Albert 10.00
Mount Vernon
Robison, G 10.00
Ne^vburgh
Fish & Freiuliar. 5.00
Goldberg. Alex. . . .5.00
Goldstein, F. S... 5.00
Goodman, Isaac. 5.00
Gottlieb, Isaac . . 5.00
Grenis & Son, S.. 5.00
Kades. Louis .... 5.00
Kempler, Philip . . 5.00
Samuel, Sig. &
Max 5.00
Stern, Frederick. 5.00
New Roclielle
Amdur, N. W.... 5.00
♦Grant. Adolph .. 2.5.00
Landenburger.
Theo 5.00
♦Landenburger.
Mrs. Theo.
Prince. J 25.00
New York City
Baron de Hirscli
Fund 10,000.00
♦♦Abraham, A.
Abrahams, Mrs.
M. L 5.00
Ailler's Sons.
Chas 10.00
AdMr, Max 5.00
Alexander, Leo . . 5.00
Allmayer, E 5.00
Alpert, Adoli)h .. 10.00
Armstrong. Paul. 5.00
Aron, Morris 100.00
♦Bambergei'. Win.
Bathia Loilu'e lo,
U. O. T. S 5.00
Bayer, Samuel .. 10.00
Beaumont, L. D.. 25.00
Beer, Mrs. Julius 10.00
Beller. Mr. and
Mrs. A 10.00
Benjamin, Eugene
S 10.00
♦Life Member.
♦♦Deceased Life Member.
70
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Berle, Miss
Blanche 10.00
Bernard, Mrs.
Bertram 10.00
Bernheini, Isaac. 5.00
•Bernheimer, Miss
Rosie.
Bijur, Abraham . 10.00
Bijur, Judge
Nathan 10.00
Billwiller Bros .. 10.00
Bing, Mr. and
Mrs. A. M 10.00
Blitzer. M. D. . . . 5.00
Bloomingdale, Mrs.
J- B 10.00
Blum. Mrs. .Jos. A. 10.00
*Blumenthal,
George.
Blumgart, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis 5 00
Buehman. Julius. 25.00
♦Budge. Henry.
Burgauer. Samuel 10.00
Buttenwieser,
^ Jos. L 10.00
Campe, Emanuel
,, ^'- •••. 5.00
Centennial Lodge
T63. F. .t A. M. 25.00
Cohen. Julius
^ Henry iq.qo
Cohen. Max 1.5 oo
Cohen. Sol] is s'oo
Conheim. Her-
mann 10 00
*Co\ven. Moses ... lo'oo
Danenbaum. Chas. gOO
DeBoer. David H. 5."00
Dreyfuss, Mrs.
Dribben. S. F. . . . lO.OO
>>ckstein, Henry
T^-J-, ;-. 10.00
Edelstein. S. M.. 5.00
Lhrraanu, Mrs
^.Ern.st 10.00
i'-^mstein. Isaac D. 10 00
Li.seman, Mrs.
Sam jQ QQ
EneloT,-. Dr. H. g'. 10.00
Erlanger. Abra-
ham 35 00
Estricher, Henry. g'.oo
Fechheimer. A. . . lo.OO
^echheimer. Chas. 10.00
Felsenheld, E. . . . lo.oo
Eischman. Wm 7 .50
Fleishman. Marco 10*00
Prank Bros. ^^ on
Prankel, D. J. y/. 5^
Frankfeld, Mrs
Mildred lo.OO
Friedman, Max . 25 00
Friedman, Morris * 10 00
Friedman. Sol., &
„Co 10.00
Fuer.st, W. F. ... 5.OO
Gainsburg, I. ... 25 00
Gans, Milton . . .' . i.sioo
Glass, Henry .... 10 00
Glazier, Henrv S. 25 00
Glazier, Mrs. S.
„ W 25.00
Goldberg, Mrs. J.
„^- ••• 10.00
Goldenberg. S. L. 25 00
Goldsmith. Fred. lo'.OO
Goldsmith,
Richard 10 00
Goodhart,
Howard T 10.00
*Goodhart, Philip
J.
Goodman. Edwin . lO.Of)
Goodman. Win. . 15.00
Gottheil, Mrs.
Paul 10.00
GottheK, Edward
B 5.00
Greenhut, Mrs. J.
B .50.00
Greenhut. X. W. . 10.00
Grossman, f^mil . 5.00
Grossman, Mrs. R. 5.00
Grossman, Rev.
Dr. R 5.00
Guggenheim, Mrs.
Isaac 100.00
♦Guggenheim,
Murry.
♦Guggenheim, Wm.
Guinzburg, Col.,
and Mrs. H. A.. 50.00
Guinzburg, Miss
Lillie 20.00
Guinzburg, Victor 25.00
Guinzburg, Mrs.
Victor 10.00
Gutfreund, Hugo. 100.00
Hadassah Lodge
8. U. O. T. S.. 5.00
♦Hays, Daniel P.
Hecht, Family of
Mrs. I. L. .' 40.00
♦Heinsheimer,
Alfred M.
Heller. L., & Son 10.00
Hendricks, Mrs.
Chas 10.00
Herkimer, Ber-
thold S 10.00
♦Hermann,
Ferdinand.
Heyman, Samuel. 10.00
Hirsch, Adolf ... 5.00
Hirsch, Morris J. 10.00
♦Hoffheimer,
Nathan.
Holzman, Ascher. 10.00
Holzman, S, L. . 10.00
Huchberger, Mrs.
J 5.00
Husch, Herman . 5.00
♦Hyman. D. M.
Ikelheimer,
Emanuel,
children of ... 15.00
Ikelheimer, Miss
Ida 5.00
Iserson, A. S. . . . 5.00
Ittleson. Henry . . .5.00
Janowitz. .Julius. 25.00
Henry Jones
Lebanon Lodge
No. 79, I. O. B.
B 5.00
Kahn, Louis o.OO
Kaplan, Dr. Ira I. 5.00
♦Katz, Eugene.
♦♦Kaufmann, B.
Kaufmann, Mrs.
B 25.00
Kaufmann. Her-
bert M 25.00
Kaufmann. .Julius 10.00
♦♦Kayser. .Julius.
Kayser. Mrs.
Julius 25.00
Kleo. Leon 25.00
Klein, Mr. and
Mrs. Milton M.. 10.0«)
Klein, Sidney ... 5.0<>
Klein, William . . 10.00
Klingensteln, Mr,
and Mrs. Chas. 10.00
Klugman, Julius. 10.00
Knopf, Samuel... 5.00
Kohlman, Chas... 10.00
Kohnstamn, Leo,
Eg w .-lid and
Jos .50.00
♦Krauskopf, Mary
G.
Krieger, Louis . . 5.00
Kuhn, Arthur K. 100.00
Lamport, Mr. and
Mrs. S. C 25.00
Landman, Rabbi
Isaac 5.0<)
Lauterbach, Edw. lO.dO
Lauterstein, Mrs.
Leon 5.00
Lebach, Mrs.
Stuart J. ...... 5.00
Lehman, Allan S.. 10.00
Lehman, INIr. and
Mrs. Arthur . . . 25.fMj
Lehman, Herbert
H 25.00
Lehman, Hon.
Irving 25.00
♦♦Lehman, Meyer H.
Leon, Henry .... 10.00
♦Leon, Maurice.
Leven, Ben lO.Of)
Leventritt, Hon.
David 10.00
Levy, Albert L. . 15.00
Levy, Mrs. Ben.i . 5.00
Levy, Ephraim P.. 5.00
Levy, Felix H. . . 10.00
Levy, Mrs. Lena. 10.00
Levy, Sylvan .... 5.00
♦Lewisohn,
Adolph 25.0<t
Lewisohn, Misses
A. and 1 10.00
Lewisohn, Sam A. 25.00
Liebmann. Chas.. 5.00
♦Lipper, Arthur .. 25.00
Lipper, Mrs.
Arthur 15.0(i
Lippman. L. J. . ~>JH)
Loeb, Ferd 10.00
Loewenstein,
Herman 10.00
Lorsch. Henry . . 10.00
♦Louchheim,
Harry F 25.00
Louchheim, Mrs.
H. F 25.0(1
Lulley, Charles . . 10.00
Lurie, Mr. and
Mrs. M 5.00
♦♦Mack, Jacob W.
Mack, Marc H. . . 10.00
Manhattan- Wash.
Lodge 191, I. O.
B. B 10.00
Mann, Morris H. 10.00
Marcuse, A. J. ... 5.00
Marks. Sigmund. 10.00
♦Marshall, Louis.. 100.00
Mautner. Julius.. 10.0<1
Maver, Bernhard . 25.00
Mayer, Max W. . 10.00
♦Life Member.
♦♦Deceased Life Member.
THE XATIOXAL FARM SCHOOL
71
Maver Otto L. .. lO.oii
Maver. S. W 10.00
Melrzer. M. C. .. lO.W
Mendelsohn. Sigm. 10.00
Menilleson Jerome 25.00
Meyer. D. F 10.00
Mever. Harri.«on
D 20.00
Me.ver. Mrs. .Tona.s 5.00
•Mever. Wm.
Miller. Dr. Louis. 5.00
Miller. Nntlian .T. 25.00
•Millhiser. Mrs.
Clarence 5.00
Mishkind. Isidor. 5.00
•Morpanstern.
Albert G.
Morgenthau.
Henry 25.00
Morrison's. Inc. . . 20.00
Mo.'ses. D. K 10.00
Moses. Mrs. E. .. 5.00
Mt. Sinai Lodge
Xo. 2. I. O. B.
B 10.00
Mvers. Selig 50.00
Natban. Miss
Caroline K 12.50
Xaumburg. Elkan 50.00
Xewburger. Alfred
H 10.00
Xordlinger. Emil
S 10.00
Oeiis. Adolph S... 100.00
Oclis. Mrs. Adolph
S 25.00
Oppeuheim. Mrs.
Laurent 5.00
Oppenheimer. Z.
11 10.00
Ottensoser, Mrs.
L 5.00
Ottinger. Marx . . 25.00
Peierls. Siegfried. 10.00
Pevser, Solomon
r> 10.00
Pollak. Chas. X.. 10.00
Posner. Louis S.. 10.00
Price. David 5.00
Reiter. Leon M.. . 5.00
Rich. M. P 5.00
Robison, Louis. . . 10.00
Rogers. M. H. .. 5.00
Rosen Bros 5.00
Rosenbaum.
Arthur A 10.00
Rosenthal, Mrs.
Herbert 10.00
Rossbach. Jacob. 10.00
Rossbach, Mrs.
Leonora B. ... 25.00
Rothschild. Louis
F 10.00
•Rothschild, Mrs.
VTm.
Sachs. Harrv 25.00
Sachs. Samuel ... 25.00
Sadowsky, Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben
and Family ... 12.50
Saks, Isadore 5.00
Salit, Michael ... 10.00
••Salomon. Wm.
•Samler. Louis.
Samuels. Donald
L 10.00
Sanger. Isaac ... 10.00
SchiflE. Isaac 5.00
••SehifT. Jacob H.
Schlff, Mrs. Jacob
H 500.00
Schlff, Mortimer
L 100.00
Schoenfeld, David 35.00
Schoenfeld, Mrs.
David 10.00
Schoenthal, Henry 10.00
Schwerin. 1 25.00
Seasongood. A. J. 10.00
Seligman, Mrs. De
Witt J 5.00
Seligman, Dr.
Edwin R. A. .. 5.00
Seligman, Jeffer-
son 25.00
Semel, Bernard . 5.00
Shiman, David .. 10.00
Shrier, Samuel . . 5.00
Sicher, Dudley D. 10.00
••Sidenberg, G.
Sidenberg, Henry 5.00
Sidenberg, Mr. and
Mrs Richard . . . 10.00
Silberstein, Abra-
ham 5.00
Silverberg, A. S.. 25.00
Silverberg. Mrs.
A. S. 25.00
Silverberg. Mark
and Arthur ... 25.00
Silverman, Mrs.
Anna 10.00
Simon, A. L. and
L. L 5.00
Sloss, A. M 10.00
Solomon, Miss
Camille 12.00
Sommerich, Edwin 10.00
Sondheim, Max . 15.00
Sonneborn, Moses
S 5.00
Spellman, Louis
E 0.00
Spiegeiberg. Willi 10.00
Standard Lodge
Xo. 30, I. O. F.
S. of 1 5.00
Stein, Abraham.. 10.00
Steinam, Mrs.
Abr 10.00
Steiner, B 25.00
Steiner, Mrs. B... 50.00
Steiner Bros. . . . 10.00
Steiner, David ... 10.00
Steiner, Jos 10.00
Steiner, Sam S. . . . 10.00
Steiner, Mrs. Sig-
f ried T5.00
Steinhardt, Henry 10.00
Stern, Albert 10.00
Stern, Benjamin . 10.00
Stern, Leopold .. 25.00
Stern, Meyer 10.00
Stern. Nathan B.. 35.00
Stern, N. J 5.00
Stern, S. Sidney.. 10.00
Sterne, Mr. and
Mrs. L. H 10.00
Stiefel, Mrs. Sam'l 5.00
Stieglitz, Albert.. 10.00
Strasburger,
Byron L 5.00
Strasser, W. W... 5.00
Straus, A. D. ... 5.00
Straus. Harry H.. 10.00
•Straus, Lionel F.
Straus. Percy S.. 25.00
Strauss, Charles . 25.00
Strauss, David R. 10.00
Strauss, Martin . 10.00
Stroock, Jos 10.00
Stroock, Louis S. 5.00
Stroock. Robt.
Louis 5.00
Sulzberger, Cyrus
L. .. 5-00
Sutro. Lionel .... 5.00
•♦Swaab. M. M.. Jr.
Swope. J. L 10.00
Tanenbanm. Leon 25.00
Temple Beth-El.. 25.00
Toch, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry M... 2.O.00
Toch, Maximilian 10.00
Trounstine, Lewis
J 10.00
Uhry.Moise 10.00
Ullmann. Mrs. _
Julius L •>-00
Ullmann, M 10-00
rimaiiu, C.J 10.00
Uns-er. Mrs. Her-
man J -0.00
Vorhaus, Louis J. lO.OO
Wallach, Moses . lO.OU
Wallerstein. Max 10.00
•Warburg, Felix
M . . 100.00
•Warburg, Paul M. _
Weil. Dr. Isaac . o-OO
•Wertheim, Jacob.
Wertheim,
Maurice 50.00
Winburn, Jesse . . O'"^
Winkler. Eli .... 2o.00
Wolff, Mrs. A. L. 2.O.00
^'i]^\^^'!:.^T' 20.oa
•Wo'lluian. Henry.
*Wollman. Wm. J. 2o.00
•Woolf. Morris L.
Wormser. Moritz. 10.00
Zeckendorf. Louis 10.00
Zucker, Sam-1 ... o.OO
Xiagara Falls
Desbecker. S. R.. 5.00
^^i^xm!""-.^'". 10.00
•Silberberg. mnn
Bertha 10-00
Silberberg Bros... o.""
•Silberberg, G.
•Silberberg, Isaac
L.
♦Silberberg, M.
Silberberg, Moses _
L ^-^^
Olean
Marcus. H. W.... 5.00
Plattsburg:
Mendelsohn.
Julius 2.O.00
Rochester
Adler, Isaac 5.00
Adler, Max A. . . 25.00
Adler, Mortimer . 10.00
August, Leo 5.00
Bakrow. Mrs. J... 5.00
•Life Member.
••Deceased Life Member.
72
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Eakrow, J. A. .. 5.00
Beir, Isaac 5.00
Benjamin, M. H.. 15.00
Black, A. "U' 5.00
Black. L 5.00
Brickner, Max O. 5.00
Cauffman Family. 5.00
Cohen, J., Son
Co 5.00
Cohn, H. C 5.00
Cohn, Herman M. 5.00
Cohn, Hyman . . . 5.00
Ettenheimer, S. L. 5.00
Feinstein & Potter 5.00
Forman, B 10.00
Frankel, Chas. .. 10.00
Frankel, Louis .. 10.00
Freeman, Jacob L. 10.00
Garson, Elmer A. 5.00
Garson, Mrs. J. L. 5.00
Gates, A. P 5.00
Goldman, Hyman,
& Son 5.00
Goldsmith, Leon . 10.00
Goldstein, R., &
Co 5.00
Goodman, A 10.00
Gordon's, J.,
Sons 5.00
Griesheimer, F.
M 5.00
Griesheimer, L. . 5.00
Guggenheim, Geo.
C 5.00
Guggenheimer, H.
L 10.00
Hart, Leo 5.00
Heilbrunn &
Sons, J 5.00
Holtz, Louis, &
Sons 5.00
Hyman, M. C. . . . -5.00
.Taekson Bros. . . 5.00
Joffe, Isaac 5.00
Katz, Mrs. Abram
J 25.00
Kirstein, Henrv
E 5.00
Kleinberger, Leon 5.00
Klonick, Harry.. 5.00
Kochenthal, J. . . . 5.00
Leiter, E. H 5.00
Leiter. H. F 10.00
Levy, H. 1 5.00
**Lowenthal, Max.
Low-enthal &
Sons, Max 2.5.00
Marks & Abram-
son 5.00
Meyer, Chas. A... .5.00
Meyers, J. L. ... 5.00
Meyers, M. M. ... 5.00
Meyers, Walter S. 5.00
♦Michaels, Jos. . . . 25.00
Miller, Wm 20.00
Xew England
Furniture Co... 3.00
Xusbaum & Son,
A 5.00
Present, Emanuel 5.00
Pre.sent, LeRoy . 10.00
Present, Morris . .5.00
Present, Philip . .5.00
Ring, S. L 5.00
Rose, B. ...• 5.00
Rosenberg,
Edward 10.00
Rosenberg, Mrs.
Herman 10.00
Rosenberg, Jaeob
G 10.00
Rosenbloom, Mrs.
Anna 5.00
Rosenthal, B. ... 5.00
Rosenthal, Jos.
W 5.00
Sayage, S. H 5.00
Simon, Joseph . . . 5.00
• Solomon, Samuel
L 5.00
Steefel. Simon L. m.(X)
Stein, Rudolph . . 10.00
*Stein, Simon X... 200.00
Stern, Arthur L.. 10.00
Stern, Chas 10.00
Stern, Henry M. . . 20.00
Stern, Morley A.. 10.00
Strouse, D. E. ... .5.00
Thalheimer, .1. . . 5.00
Tan Bergh Silver
Plate Co 10.00
Weil, S. M 5.00
Wile, Mrs. Carrie 5.00
Wile, .Julius M... 25.00
Wile, M. B 5.00
Wile. Sol 10.00
Zerubbabel Lodge
.5.3, I. O. B. B... 10.00
NORTH CAROLINA
Rome
Sebelowitz. David
A
5.00
Saranac Lake
Feustman.
Maurice, M. ...
10.00
Schenectady
Lichtenberg,
Chester
Rubenstein,
Lazarus
Stark, M., & Son
10.00
5.00
5.00
Schroon Lake
Moses, Rev. I. S..
5.00
Syracuse
Federation of
Jewish Philan-
thropies
Holstein. A. M. . .
Sporberg, W. L.. .
100.00
10.00
10.00
Tarrytown
Halle, Mrs.
Jacques S
20.00
Asheville
Blomberg, S
5.00
Finkelstein, Harry
L
5.00
Levitt, M
5.00
Lichtenfels. G. . .
5.00
Lipinsky, M
5.00
Lipinsky, S
5.00
Long, Mrs. M. D.
10.00
Lowenbein, Julius
5.00
Rosenberg. Ralph
10.00
Zagier, R. B
5.00
Charlotte
Council of Jewish
Women
5.00
Haas, 0. K
5.00
Hayman, Felix . .
5.00
Hayman. Henry..
5.00
Hecht, Edw
.5.00
Lipinsky, Louis. .
5.00
Durham
Rosenberg, Chas..
5.00
Gastonia
Bluestein. M
5.00
Karesh, A. '
5.00
Troy
Gross, Henry . . .
Gross, Mrs, Marks
Gumble, Alvin S.
.Jacobs, James . .
Kranson, Frank .
Landau, M
Langer, S. .1. ...
Weinstein Bros. .
Weiss, Harry ....
Watertown
Ellis, H
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
Goldsboro
Berke, Dr.
Edward 5.00
Cohen, Jacob 5.00
Cohen, Siegfried. 5.00
Edwards. Mrs.
Asher A 10.00
Edwards, N. J... 5.00
Heilig & Meyers. 5.00
Isaacs, Mrs. .Jos.. 5.00
Jo.seph. A, A. ... 15.00
King, Mrs. C. E. . 5.00
Oettinger, A 5.00
Roscower. Arthur 5.00
Rosenthal, .Joe . . 5.00
Sherman, M 5.00
Shrago, A. M 5.00
Tonkel, R 5.00
*Weil, Mrs. Henry.
Weil, Herman . . 10.00
Weil, Leslie 10.00
Weil, Lionel 10.00
Weil, Mrs. Sol. . . 20.00
Greensboro
Bluhm, Sidney .. 5.00
Cone, Benj 10.00
Cone, Bernard M. 10.00
Cone, Mrs. Ceasar 10.00
Cone, Herman . . . 10.00
Cone, Julius W... 10.00
Council of Jewish
Women 5.00
Goldstein, J 5.00
Heiss, M 5.00
Klein, Joseph .. 5.00
Oettinger, E. M.
& J. R 10.00
Schiffman. A 5.00
Schiflfman. S 10.00
Stadium, A 5.00
Sternberger. E. . . .50.00
Sternberger. M. . . 10.00
Freudenheim.
Morris .
Henderson
10.00 Lei.ser, Mrs. S. F.
25.00
♦Life Member.
♦♦Deceased Life Member,
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
n
Kinston
Bellaire
Atller Bros
10.00
Bauer, Mrs. Carrie
Gross & Potii'son.
5.00
L
5.00
Oettinger, Sol
.^).00
Blum Bros. Co.. .
5.00
Stadium, H
5.00
Blum, Henry
10.00
Blum, Isaac
10.00
New Bern
lOlikan, Mrs.
Cohn, Leon
5.00
10.00
Morris
5.00
Coplon, S., & Sons
Tyadies' Aux. Socy.
5.00
Eastern Carolina
Ladies' B'nai
Hide & Fur Co.
5.00
B'rith Auxiliary
5.00
Lipman. .Tos
5.00
Luchs, Albert
5.00
Lipman & Son,
Sons of Israel
Sam
5.00
Congregation . .
5.00
Lipman ifc Levin-
son
5.00 C^anton
Baer, L. A. & E.
Raleigh
I
10.00
Berwanger, S. . .
5.00
Better, Philip
5.00
Cohen, Dorothy .
10.00
Salisbury
Einstein, D. H. . .
5.00
Feldman, H. B.. .
5.00
Erlanger Dry
Oestreicher, Dave
7.50
Goods Co
10.00
M'allaee, V., &
Feldman, J
5.00
Son
20.00
Fischgrund,
Simon
5.00
Statesville
Fisher Bros
5.00
Harrison, Joe L..
5.00
Fisher, Jos. E. ..
5.00
Hoffman, J. H....
5.00
Glaser Bros
5.00
Sheor, Sam
5.00
Hirschheimer
Temple Sister-
Bros. Co
10.00
hood
5.00
5.00
5.00
Ideal Furniture
Co
Wallace, H
5.00
Wallace, Sig
Joseph's Dept.
Wallace, Wm. . . .
5.00
Store
5.00
Kaven, Louis
5.00
Wilmington
Klafter, Philip . .
5.00
Bear, Irving and
Klein, Jas
5.00
Fred
20.00
Lavin, Harry, &
Sons
Baer, Sam'l, Sr.,
10.00
10.00
& Sons
Lefovits, I
5.00
Bluethenthal,
Livingston, D. B.
10.00
Herbert
5.00
Livingston, S. M.
15.00
BUiethentlial,
Lowenstein, S. . .
5.00
Mrs. Herbert . .
5.00
Luntz Iron and
Bluetbenthal, L..
5.00
Steel Co.
10.00
Dannenbaum, G..
5.00
Luntz, Sam'l
5.00
David, E. E
5.00
Mann, Harry S.. .
5.00
Einstein Bros. . . .
5.00
Mann, Henry . . .
10.00
Goodman. S
5.00
Mann, Lawrence .
5.00
Jacobi, M. W. . . .
15.00
Margolies, Mayer
Solky, J. M
10.00
5.00
E
5.00
Solomon, S. & B.
Meyers, C. W. ..
5.00
AVinston-Salem
Nusbaum, Harry.
Oscar, A. L
5.00
5.00
Silbert, H
5.00
Rudner, Max
5.00
Seitner, D
5.00
NORTH DAKOTA
Stern, Karl
5.00
Stern, Mrs. Max .
10.00
Fargo
Temple Sister-
Naftalin, D
5.00
5.00
hood
25.00
Stern, Sam
Teplansky, W. ..
5.00
Toronski, Sol. . .
.. 7.50
Harvey
Weintraub, Chas.
Sgutt, Julius
25.00
S
10.00
Jamestown
Wolff, Ludwig . .
5.00
Beck, Morris
5.00
Cincinnati
Abraham, Chas. ..
5.00
OHIO
Abraham, Mrs.
Vic. .i
15.00
Akron
Abrahams, I. D.. .
5.00
• Bernstein, M. A..
10.00
Ach, Samuel
5.00
Hirsch, Mrs. Geo.
10.00
Adler, Eugene . .
5.00
Jewish Social
Apter, Saul
5.00
Service Federa-
Beckman, N.
tion
200.00
Henry
5.00
Leopold, H. E
10.00
Berman, Adolph .
5.00
♦Life Member.
♦♦Deceased Life Member.
Berman, Oscar . . 10.00
Bernard, J. L... 10.00
Bettman, Irwin
M 5.00
Bing, Ben M. ... 5.00
Bing, Mrs. I. M. 10.00
Bing, Mrs. Sam'l. 10.00
Block, Ben 5.00
Bloch, Herbert R. lO.OO
Bloch, Jacob 5.00
Block, Jos. E 5.00
♦Block, Samuel.
Bloom Bros 5.00
Bowman, A. L. . . 5.00
Brown, B. 5.00
Brown, Gerson .T. 10.00
Cincinnati Lodge
4, I. O. B. B.. 25.00
Cohen, A. E 10.00
Cohen, Alfred M. 10.00
Cohen, M. M 5.00
District G. L. 2,
I. O. B. B 100.00
Dreifus, Mrs.
Rosa 5.00
Blchberg. Harry . 5.00
Bnglander, 1 5.00
♦Fechheimer, S.
Marcus.
Fechheimer, S.
T 10.00
Feldman, Leo. M. 5.00
Fox, Henry 5.00
Fox, Mrs. Solo-
mon 10.00
Frank, Pauline . . 10.00
Frankel, Irving I. 5.00
Freiberg, Abr. . . 10.00
Freiberg, Dr.
Albert H 10.00
Freiberg, Bern-
hard 5.00
Freiberg, Harry
A 10.00
Freiberg, J.
Arthur lO.OO
Freiberg. Julius
W. 10.00
Freiberg, Maurice
J. ..! 25.00
Freiberg, Sidney
J 5.00
Freiberg. Sig. . . . 10.00
Friedlander. Mrs.
A. J 10.00
Friedlander.
Edgar 10.00
Fries, Mrs. Gus
R. 5.00
Goldsmith, Edgar
J 10.00
Goldsmith, Hugo 10.00
Goldsmith, Mrs.
Hugo 10.00
Goldsmith. Oscar. 10.00
Gottlieb, Mrs.
Irene L 5.00
Guggenheim, Eli. 5.00
Guggenheim,
Jack A 5.00
Guggenheim, Max
M 5.00
Guthman, F. B. . . 5.00
Hahn, Mrs.
Fannie L 5.00
♦♦Heinsheimer,
Bdw. L.
Heldman, Jacob . 10.00
74
TllF. XATIUXAI. l-ARM SCHOOL
Ileldman, Morton
J r..(M)
Ileldman. N. J. . . 5.00
Henry. Geo r).00
Ilessberg, Mrs.
Dan n.OO
Ililb & Bauer 10.00
Huttenbauer,
Emil 10.00
Huttenbauer, I. . "i.OO
Huttenbauer. Sam 5.00
Iglauer. Clias. S. 5.00
Isaac, Morris, A:
Son 5.00
Isaacs, 1 5.00
Israel, Chas 5.00
.Tonap, Alfred M.. 5.00
.Fonap. llenrv . . . 5.00
♦Joseph, Mr. &
Mrs. Arthur.
Joseph. J 5.00
.Tosepli, Leopold . 5.00
•Joseph, Maurice.
Joseph. Mrs. Min-
nie B 15.00
Josei)h. Svlvan . . 5.00
Kahn. Albert M.. 5.00
Kahn, E., Sons,
Co 10.00
Kahn. Nathan . . 10.00
Kahn. Mrs. Sam. 25.00
Kaufmann. Benj.
1 5.00
Klein, Ben F. .. 5.00
Klein. E 5.00
Klein, Jos. D. .. 10.00
**Klein. Samuel.
Krohn, Irwin M. 5.00
Lazarus, Josepli.. 5.00
Lazarus, Louis... 5.00
Lehman. Samuel . 5.00
Levine, M 5.00
♦Levy. Harry M...
Lewin, H 5.00
Lichtenstein Bros. 5.00
Liebman, Al. J... 5.00
Liebman, D. L. . . 10.00
Livingston, H. S. 5.00
Loeb, Jos 5.00
Longini, Sol 5.00
•Lowman, Leo .1.
Mack, Edgar J... 5.00
Mack, Jacob AV. . . 5.00
Mack, Millard W. 5.00
Mack, Ralph W... 5.00
Mark.*, Harrv . . . 5.00
Marks, Leslie V.. 10.00
Marks, Mrs. M. H. 10.00
Marks, Sol. H... . 5.00
Marx. Louis 10.00
May Bros 5.00
Mayer, Emil M. .. 5.00
Mayer, Mrs. L.. . 5.00
Mayer, Samuel . . 5.00
Mayer, Simon, &
Bros 10.00
•Meis, Henry.
Meis, Mrs. Nathan 200.00
Meiss, Harry .... 5.00
Meiss, Leon 5.00
Mendel, N. H. .. 10.00
Merer, S. R 10.00
Miller, E. L 5.00
Miller, Mrs. E. L. 5.00
Miller, I. L 5.00
Mitchell, Lester.. 5.00
Muehlfelder, Mrs.
H. L 5.00
Myers, Abe 5.00
Oettlnger, Herb.
(' 10.00
Oettinger, Mrs.
Myer 2.5.00
Orton, J. Robert . 10.00
Phillips, Godfrey
J 10.00
Plant, Aaron 5.00
Pollak, Emil 10.00
PoUak, Mrs. Mau-
rice E 10.00
Pritz, Sidney E... 5.00
Reins, Isidore . . . 5.00
*Reiter, A.
Rheinstrom, Jas.
A 5.00
Rlieinstrom,
Sigmund 5.00
Rosenberg, Max.. 10.00
Rosenstiel, L. S.. . 5.00
Rosenthal, Chas.
H 5.00
Rosenthal, Mrs.
David 5.00
Rosenthal, Sam'l. 20.00
Rosenthal.
Walter N 5.00
Rosenthal, Wm.
H 5.00
Rothschild. Lester 5.00
Rouda, Louis M.. 10.00
•♦Sachs, Mrs. Rosa
F.
Salzer, Mrs. Char-
lotte 5.00
Salzer & Baum-
ring 5.00
Schild, Jos 5.00
Schild, Julius 5.00
Schwartz, G 5.00
Seasongood,
Murray 10.00
Seasongood,
Philip L 10.00
Segal, Daniel 10.00
Segal, Daniel. Jr. 10.00
♦Seinsheimer, Mrs.
Henry A.
Seinsheimer,
Louis A 5.00
Seinsheimer, Mrs.
Sam'l 5.00
Seinsheimer,
Walter 5.00
Senior, Edward . 25.00
Senior, Robt. M... 5.00
Shohl. Chas 25.00
Silberschmidt,
Mrs. B. L 5.00
Simon, S 5.00
Sinton. Miss
Bessie 10.00
Smith. Mrs. J. J. 10.00
.Snmmerfield.
Ida & Tillie.... 5.00
Springer, Dr.
Alfred 5.00
Springer, Dr. A.,
Jr 5.00
Spritz. Chas. S... .5.00
Stark, Dr. Sigmar 10.00
Stein, Hugo 10.00
Stein, Sam 5.00
Stern. Max 10.00
Stern. Wm. flu
Memoriam) 10.00
Stix, Mrs. Fanny 5.00
Straus, Alfred I.. 5.00
Straus, David . . . 10.00
Straus, Isaac S... 10.00
Straus, Robert . . 5.00
Straus, Samuel . . 20.00
Straus, Stanley
M 5.00
Strauss, Morris . 5.00
Strieker & Beit-
man 5.00
♦♦Sturm, Simon.
Trager, I. Newton 10.00
Trager, J. Gar-
field 15.00
Trost. Carrie L. . . 10.00
Trounstine, Vic-
tor 5.00
Waldner, Adolpli. 5.00
Weil. Max H. . . . 5.00
Westheimer,
David F 5.00
Westheimer, Leo
F 5.00
Westheimer,
Morris F 10.00
Winkler, Mrs. I.. 5.00
Wolf, Mrs. Jacob 5.00
Wolf, Sam 5.00
Wolf, Sam B 10.00
Wolfstein, Jesse
N 5.00
Wvler, Mrs. Isaac
A 10.00
Cleveland
Abram Iron &
Steel Co 5.00
Anisfield. John . . 5.00
Arnold. Max 10.00
Arnstein, L 10.00
Atlas Paper Box
Co 10.00
Bamberger, Gus . 10.00
Bamberger-
Reinthal Co. . . 10.00
Bamberger, Sig-
mund 5.00
Baum. E 5.00
Baumgarth, H. B. 5.00
Baumoel. Morris. 5.00
Beitman. A. B. . . 10.00
Benesch. Alfred A. 5.00
Berne. Marx 20.00
Bernsteen, M. L.. 5.00
Bernstein, A. C... 25.00
Bernstein.
Adolpb E 10.00
Bernstein, H. ... .5.00
Bernstein. M. ... 5.00
Bialoskv Bros &
Co 25.00
Bialosky, Harrv . 10.00
Bing, Louis S. . . 5.00
Braham, Mrs. L.
A 5.00
Brock. J 5.00
Brudno, Ezra . . . 5.00
Bruml, Maurice
W 5.00
Biiohinan. A. M... 5.00
Cohen, M., & Son
Co 5.00
Cohn, Albert A... 10.00
Cohn, Sol H 10.00
Cornsweet, Nate
R 5.00
Crystal Bros 10.00
♦Life Member.
'♦Deceased Life Member.
THE XATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Cuyahogo, Pro-
duce Co ">.00
Dauby. N. 1 20.00
Daughters of
Israel Lodge
No. 1 10.00
Dettlebacb. S. K.. 5.00
Deutsch. A. S. .. 10.00
Deutch, Julius
W 10.00
Deutsch. Ray-
mond 10.00
Devay, M. J 10.00
invorkeii. M 5.00
Khrlich. A. L. . . 5.00
Kinstein. Herman 5.00
Eisenmann. Chas. 10.00
Emsbeimer, H. H. 5.00
Englander. A. L.. 10.00
Feierstein. H 5.00
Feigenbaum,
Harry 5.00
Feinsilber. Benj.. 5.00
Feiss, Geo. J. . . . 10.00
Feiss, Julius 10.00
Feiss. Mr. and
Mrs. Richard A. 10.00
Feniger i^
Kastriner 5.00
Fischer. A 25.00
Fishel, Max S 5.00
Flateau, Louis... 3.00
Forchheimer. B.. 10.00
Forchheimer.
Carl 5.00
Frankel Bros. . . . 10.00
Frankel. Joseph . 5.00
Freedman. H. B. . 5.00
Freiberger, I. F.. 25.00
Friedman. A 10.00
Friedman-Blau-
Farber Co 10.00
Friedman Bros. &
Co 10.00
Friedman. Max . . 5.00
Friedman. Morris 5.00
Fryer. Ben 5.00
Frver. Julius 10.00
Garber. Aaron . . 10.00
Garson. I. J. ■.• 5.00
Gellner-Messing
Qo 5.00
Glauber. M. H.... 10.00
Glick, Harry F... o.OO
Glick, Mrs.
Jacob o-OO
Glick. L 10.00
Gluck. L 5.00
Goldheimer, M o.OO
Goldsmith.
Clarence 1 10.00
Goldsmith, Her-
man S. 10.00
Goldstein, A. L... 10.00
Goldstein, E. A... 5.00
Goldstein, M. B..- 5.00
Goldstein, M. I. . 10.00
Goldstein. M. L. . 5.00
Goodman. Louis . 5.00
Goodman. Max P. 5.00
Gordon, M 5.00
Gottdiener. H.... 10.00
Gottfried &
Silber 5.00
Green. I. H 5.00
Greenbaum. M 5.00
Greenbaum, Wm. 10.00
Green-Haas-
Schwartz Co. .. 25.00
Greenhut, Max .. 10.00
Grles, Mrs. M. J. 5.00
Gross, Anton F... 10.00
Gross, J. S 5.00
Gross, Louis N.. 10.00
Gross, Saml .... 10.00
Gross, S. M 10.00
Grossman, Jos-
eph 3.00
Grossman, Louis
J 5.00
Haas, W. M 5.00
Haber, Beu 20.00
Haber, D. C 5.00
Haber, Jonas 10.00
Haber, Moe 5.00
Haberman, E. . . . 10.00
Hahn, Dr. Aaron. 25.00
Halle, A. J 10.00
•Halle, Eugene S.
*Halle, Mrs.
Manuel.
Llalle, M. N 10.00
Halle, Salmon P.. 10.00
Harburger, Ralph 10.00
Hart, David 10.00
Hartman, Saml... 10.00
Hays, Clarence
J. 10.00
Hays, Eugene K. 10.00
Havs, Mrs. Louis
li 5.00
Heiman, J. H. . . . 10.00
Heiner, H. E 5.00
Heiser, E. W. ... 5.00
Helper, D. S 10.00
Hexter, Kaufman
W 10.00
Hexter, S. M. ... 10.00
Holtz, Aaron 10.00
Icove, A. E 5.00
Iglauer, Jay 5.00
JofCe, Jo.seph 5.00
^r'"'.'.''"!"''!".. 10.00
Joseph, Isaac . . . 10.00
Joseph, Sieg-
mund 10-00
Kammer &
Friedman 10.00
Karp, Ben 5.00
Kaufman, H 5.00
Keller Knitting
Co 15.00
Kest", S:'S 10.00
Kichler, L 5.00
Klefeld, Julius .. 5.00
Klein, H. F 10.00
Klein, Mrs. R. . • 5.00
Klein & Klein . . 5.00
Klopfer, Sylves-
ter C, in mem-
orv of S^-OO
Koblitz. Harry . . 10.00
Kohn, Mrs. Carrie 10.00
Kohn, Herrman . 5.00
Kohn, J. B 5.00
Kohn, J. W 10.00
Kohn, Milton S... 10.00
Kohn, S., & Sons 23.00
Korach, Chas. M. ^00
Korach, Joseph . 5.00
Korach, Sig-
mund l;j.O<J
Kramer, A. D.... 5.00
Krohngold, M. .. 5.00
Kyman, B 5.00
Kyman Bros 5.00
Lavetter, Ben ... o.OO
Lazarus, M. E. . 10.00
Ledcrer, Sig-
muud S lO.fM)
Leibcl, Jonas o.Oi)
Levi, Max 5-00
Levy, Edward,
C6 10.00
Levy, J. U 10.00
Lichtenstader,
S. J 10.00
Liebenthal Bros.. 10.00
Liebenthal,
Howard o.OO
Loeser, Nathan . . 5.00
Lowenstein, Ben. 5.00
Lurie, Mrs. M 5.00
Mahler, B 10.00
Mandelbaum, E.. . 2.O.00
Marks, Harry . . . -5.00
Marks, Mrs. M. A. 5.00
Mayer, J. E 5.00
Mechalovitz, S., &
Co 5.00
Mielziner, Ben 10.00
Miller, CM 5.00
Miller, C. S 5.00
Millet, S. H 10.00
Moss, Edward A. 10.00
Moss, Herman . . . 5.00
Moss. V. M 5.00
Mvers, Max 20.00
New, Benj 5.00
Newbury, E. N... o.OO
Newman, A. I. . . lO.OO
Oppenheim, L. G. lo.OO
Ozerskv, Max M.. 5.00
Peskind, Dr. A... 10.00
Peskind, Dr. S... 10.00
Peskind, S 2.5.00
Pollock, Adolph . 5.00
Pollock, Julius . o.OO
Polster, Mr. and
Mrs. E. 1 10.00
Reder, Jake 10.00
Reed, Milton .... .5.00
Regar, Joseph .. 10.0<t
Regar, N 10.00
Regar, Samuel .. 2o.00
Resnick, H o-OO
Rice. Mrs.
Berdie H 5.00
Rice, Myron W... 5.00
Rich, Ben 5.00
Rich-Sampliner
Co 10.00
Richman Bros. ... 25.00
Rickersberg, B... lo.OO
Robbins, Harry.. 10.00
Rohrheimer,
Maurice 10.00
Rosenfeld, Ralph _
jj o.OO
Rosenberg, _
Casper o.OO
Rosenthal, Mrs.
Samuel o.OO
Rothentaerg,
William 5.00
Rotter. Mrs. A. . . 10.00
Runner, Sam lO.OU
Sampliner, H. S.. 10.00
Sandrowitz Bros. o.OO
Sanger. A. I o.W)
Sanger, L. A. ... o.OO
Schaffner, Leon . o.OO
Schaffner,
Morris G o.OO
Schaffner. Nate . 5.00
Schloss, Sidney P. 5.00
Schreiber &
Wallach o.OO
♦Life Member.
It
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Sclnvartz, W. H.. 5.00
*SchW!irzenberg,
]■:. A.
Selnian &
liciijainin 5.00
.Scliiiau. li 5.00
Sliaiiinaii, M. D... 10.00
.^liaw. A 10.00
Slik'^;inj?cr, H. ... 5.00
Shiesingrer, Sig... 5.00
Silberman, S., &
Co .30.00
Silver, Benj 10.00
♦Silver, Mrs. M. T.
Silverman, L. E.. 10.00
Simon, H 15.00
Simon, Herman . 5.00
Simon & Jacoby. 5.00
Skall, Aaron 5.00
Skirboll, H. R.... 5.00
Skirboll, Rabbi
.7. H 5.00
Skirboll, Wm. N.. 5.00
Snvder, Arnold
Co 10.00
Solomon, Jesse F. 10.00
Speer, M 5.00
Sperling, E 10.00
Splra, Henry . . . 5.00
Spira, Sig 5.00
Stern, A. L 10.00
Stern, Herman . . 10.00
Steuer, Harry . . . 5.00
Stone, Benjamin
H 5.00
Stone, D. B 10.00
Stone, I. N 5.00
Stone, M. C, & I.
N 25.00
Stone, Walter E.. 25.00
Stone, Wm. E, .. 5.00
Stotter, I. J 10.00
Straus, Aaron . . 5.00
♦Sunshine, C. K.
Sunshine, S. A.... 10.00
Tuteur, A 5 .00
Ullman. Monroe A. 5.00
Ulmer & Berne .. 10.00
Ulmer, Frank 5.00
Ulmer, S.. & Sons 20.00
Weil, E. S 5.00
Weisenberg,
Nathan 10.00
Weiskopf, J 5.00
AVeiss & Thur-
man 5.00
Weitz, J. D 5.00
*Wise, Samuel D.. 2.5.00
Wise, V. L 10.00
AVolf, E. E 5.00
AVolf, L. J 10.00
Wolsey, Rabbi
Louis 5.00
Zinner, D. J 15.00
Zweig Bros 5.00
Columbus
Basch, Joel 5.00
Basch, Joseph . . 5.00
*l-;'nai Israel
.Sisterhood.
Bornheim, Lee . . 10.00
Cahen, Chas 5.00
Cahen. Clarence . 5.00
Ginsburg Bros. . . 5.00
Glick, Frank 10.00
Goldschmidt. Isaac 10.00
Goodman, Mrs.
Clara 5.00
Goodman, E. J. . 5.00
Goodman, Leon J.
Greenberg, Mrs.
Rebecca
fJundersheimer,
Allen
Kobacker, Alfred
J
Kobacker, J. M..
Kohn, Harry
♦*Lazaru.s, Fred.
♦Lazarus, Mrs.
Fred.
♦Lazarus, Ralph
Lazarus, Simon .
Levinson, Dave.
Levy, Robert K.
Levy, S. M
Loeb, Arthur E.
♦Miller, Leopold.
Mitchell, Mrs.
Morris
Newman, E. M...
Ornstein, Sig. . . .
Rieser, Max H...
Rosenthal, Eugene
Ruben, Saul
Schlezinger, I. II.
Schonthal, Jos.. . .
Schottenstein, .1..
Shatz, Mrs. I. J..
Silberstein, B. F.
Smith, Abe
Stein, Ben
Summer, Samuel
N
Topper, Isador . .
Topper & Rosen-
thal
Zeiger, H
♦Zlon Lodge No. 62,
I. O. B. B.
Dayton
Ach, F. J
Eshcol Lodge .55,
I. O. B. B
Jewish Federation
for Social Serv-
ice
Lehman, G., &
Sons
Le.ssner, Adam . .
Margolis. J. H...
East Ijiverpool
Erlanger, Wm.,
Jr
Gallon
Gottdiener, I. N..
Hamilton
Ballinger &
Jacobs
Kahn, Bertrand
B
Kahn, David F. . .
Kahn, Felix
Kahn, Lazard . . .
Kahn, L. L
Mosler, Moses . . .
Strauss, Ben ....
Strauss. Max ....
ATolf, Jos
Lima
Michael, N. L.
Marion
Council of Jewish
Women
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
20.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
200.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
30.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
25.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
Family Literarv
Club 5.00
Massillon
Bloomberg. H. A.. 5.00
Piqua
Anshe Emeth
Congregation . . 5.00
Kahn, A 6.56
Louis, Raphael . . 5.00
Louis, Rose 5.00
Piqua Paper Box
Co 10.00
Wolf, Mrs. Sette. 5.00
Plymouth
Spear, Sol 5.00
Portsmouth
Horchow. Mr. vfc
Mrs. Samuel . . . 10.00
.Jacobs, Phil 5.00
Portsmouth
Lodge No. 840.
I. O. B. B 5.00
Sandusky
Kaplan, Samuel . 5.00
Springfield
Altshul, SamueL. 5.00
Boston Store 5.00
Council of Jewish
Women 5.00
Ebner Sons Co... 5.00
Hart, P. E .5.00
Jaffe, S. J 5.00
Kleeman, Max L. 10.00
Kleeman. Walter
B 5.00
LeBolt, Gus 5.00
Levine, M. H. ... 5.00
Levy, Harry L. . 5.00
Levy, Louis M... 5.00
Meckler, Harrv . 5.00
Meckler, John . . . 5.00
Nathans. Robert. 5.00
Rosenfleld, Percy
H 5.00
Salzer, Gus M., &
Bro 10.00
Schadel, Samuel . 5.00
Steubenville
Sulzbacher, Isidor 10.00
Toledo
Landman, Dr.
Otto 10.00
Mittenthal. Mrs.
Jennie D 20.00
Shomer Emoonim
Sabbath School. 10.00
Wooster
Amster, Nick 10.00
Youngrstown
Bloom, Chas. B.. 5.00
Bunshaft. Jacob. .5.00
Burger, L. B 5.00
Cosel, Wm .5.00
Ephraim, Charles 10.00
Farkas, Dr. D. D. 5.00
Frankle, A. M... . 10.00
Frankle, M 10.00
Friedman Henry. 5.00
Friedman. J 5.00
Gerstle, Rov A... 10.00
Goldberg Bros. . . 5.00
♦Life Member.
"♦Deceased Life Member.
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
11
Cioldsmith, Henry
Goldsmith, Isaac
G
Goldstein, Max . .
Gross, Myer
Grosshandler, N..
Grossman, H. F..
Grossman. Family
of Dr. J. B. . . .
Guthman, Mrs.
Lee
Plain. Max
Hartzell, Isaac . .
Hartzell, Nate M.
Hartzell. Dr. Sol.
M
Hirshberg-. B. ...
Isenbers, B. R. . .
Jonas, Jav Emil &
Edwin Pv., Jr. .
Kahn, Gustave . .
Kamenetsky, A. .
Katz. Herman . . .
Kaufmann, Otto..
Kivowitz, M
Klafter & Sauber.
Klivans, Allen . . .
Klivans, I
Klivans. J
Knight cfe Gluck .
Levinson, Harry .
Livingston.
Charles, it Son
Lustig, Jos
Mahoning Lodge
No. 339, I. O. B.
B
Mover, Morris . . .
Nadler, Chas. E..
Newman, Jacob . .
Oppenheimer,
Jacob
Ozerskv Bros. . . .
Pollock, M ,
Printz Co
Randell, J. A. ...
Regenstreich. L..
Rosenbaum, Lee .
Rosenbaum,
Louis
Rosenbaum, M. J.
Shagrin, Max
Sniderman Bros. .
Spiegle, W
Strouss, Clarence
J
Strouss, Isaac . . .
**Theobald, Mrs. C.
Weil, I. S
Weil, Mrs. I. S. .
Wilkoff, I
Yarmy, S. J. ...
ilanesville
Bon Ton
Frank & Sous Co.,
L
Jewish Women's
Aid So
Lind, Sam B
Loeb, A
Pollock, S
Resler, Mrs. M. S.
Starr Co., A. E..
Weber Sons & Co.,
H
Wollner, L
10.00
OKLAHOM.V
2.5.00 Ardmore
n.OO Wostheimer &
5.00 Daube i.'.OO
5.00
5.00 Bartlesville
Mav Brothers ... 5.00
5.00
Coalgate
5.00 Vogel, I. ana Sam 5.00
5.00
5.00 Enid
5.00 Woolf, H. B 5.00
5.00 Oklahoma City
25^00 Engelsman, A. D. 5.00
10.00 Herskowitz, Est.
of Max 5.00
5.00 Hirschland, Ben. 15.00
10.00 Jewish Ladies'
5.00 Aid Society ... 15.00
5.00 Levy, I. B 5.00
25.00 Mver, Joseph ... 5.00
5.00 Wolff, D., in mem-
5.00 orv of 5.00
12.50 „ ^ ,
5 00 Pawliuska
5!00 Brenner, H. H. .. 10.00
5.00 ^
10.00 I^erry
Lobsitz, James .. 10.00
15.00 Sapiilpa
O-OO Katz, A. J 5.00
Tulsa
10.00 Council of Jewish
500 Women 10.00
5-00 Jankowsky,
5.00 Simon 10.00
Madansky Cloth -
5.00 ing Co 10.00
10.00
moo OKEGOK
%yWr, Independence
5^00 Hirschberg, H. . . 15,00
_ „„ Portland
k'oo Boskowitz, A. ... 10.00,
500 Dautoff, Victor... 5.00
5'()Q Ehrman, Edward. 25.00
k'oo Feldenheimer
Albert 5.00
05 00 Feldenheimer,
% 00 Charles 5.00
Lauterstein, J. . . 5.00
5 00 Loeb, Mrs. Eliza . 10.00
r((\c\ Ottenheimer,
1000 Henry J 10.00
K'no Portland Lodge
^■^^ No. 65, I. O. B.
B 25.00
Seller, F. M 10.00
♦Selling, Ben ....1,000.00
_„rt Shemanski, J. .. 10.00
^•°" Swett, Z 5.00
10 00 Weinstein, Alex.. 5.00
5 00 PENNSYLVANIA
5.00
5 00 Allentow^n
5.00 Arner, Calvin E., 25.00
5.00 Brone, S. S 5.00
5.00 Butz, Reuben J. . . 10.00
Cohen, Abraham. 5.00
10.00 Greenberg, Miller
5.00 Co 10.00
♦Groman, Judge
Clinton A.
Goldhaniuu>r, J... 5.00
Ilaltzel, Henry S.. 5.00
Harris, W. II.... 5.00
Heinz, Prank 10.00
Herrman, S. M... 7.50
Hess, Charles 5.00
♦♦Hess, Max.
Hoffman, Solomon 10.00
Keneseth Israel
Religious School 10.00
Kins, David .... 10.00
♦Kline, Chas 11.00
Kline, Mrs. Chas. 10.00
Max, Jacob 5.00
Merkle, Jos 5.00
Metzger, Oweu . . . 10.00
Philips, Isaac .... 5.00
Rapoport, Max . . 5.00
Rockmaker, H. . . 5.00
Roth, Sam 5.00
Samuels, Mrs. A.. 10.00
Schaadt, James L. 25.00
Senderowitz, Max 10.00
Senderowitz,
Morris H 25.00
Traylor, S. W. . . . 10.00
Trexler, Frank
M 10.00
Trexler, Gen. H.
C 25.00
Young, Col. E. M. 10.00
Altoona
Arnstein, M 5.00
♦Cohn, B.
Klinordlinger, I.. 5.00
Scheeliue, Isaiah. 5.00
Bangor
Berkowitz, Mrs.
M
Cohen, Harry . . .
Cohen, Kay
Poliner, Max . . .
Schwartz, I. . . .
Shulman, J. . . .
Sobelson, Ralph
Weiss, Henry . . .
Beaver Falls
Brown, Maurice
I
Solomon, Max .
Berwick
Green, Adolph . .
Schain, Joseph
M
Shaffer, M
Bethlehem
Black, Morris
Newman, H. ,
Reis, Louis . .
Stone, Frank
Bloomsburg:
Cohen, H. L
Cohen, Louis
Lowenberg, D. . .
Braddock
Braddock Lodge
No. 516, I. O. B.
B
Sulzbacher, Louis
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
50.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
♦Life Member.
♦♦Deceased Life Member.
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Brutlfurtl
(Joiincll (if Jewish
Women
Greenwalil, Mrs.
D. C
Krolnson. L. .7...
Weiss, Jolui ....
Brjn Muwr
I-iiliin. Mrs.
I'livid
HiKler
Bermnn, M. A. . .
llorwitz, Win. ..
Cnrlisle
Herg, Clias
Berg, lleriuan,
Jr
Berg, Miss Selnia
Kroneiiberg, W.
& E
Charleroi
Greenberg, Nathan
Chester
Adelman, S. H. . .
Berman, Frank .
Levy, Moses
Margolin, Ed
Mariner, Wm. B.. .
Miller, Charles...
Spare, Dr. M. H.
Tollin, Philip . .
Turk, Simon ....
AVolson, A. W. . . .
AVolson, Henry . .
Coatesville
Aronsolm. Benj. .
B ra 11 u stein, Mrs.
Anna S 10.00
Goldberg, I .").00
Huston, Chas. L.. 10.00
Schaul, Philip . . . 5.00
Spiro, Sam. J..
Columbia
Eichhorn, Jos..
Fuld, I. A
Morris, Mrs.
Clara 10.00
Danville
Benzbach, Philip. 5.00
Block, Sam 5.00
Heim, Jos 5.00
Horn, B. P 5.00
Lowenstein, Mar-
vin 5.00
Lowenstein, S., &
Co 10.00
Marks, R. L 5.00
Rosenthal, Eli 5.00
Doylestown
Anonymous 260.00
Baker, Jos 5.00
Hart, Frank 100.00
Epstein, Wm
Feinberg & Sil-
verstein
Friedman,
William A
Goldman, Harry .
(ioldman. Israel. .
(Jrollman Brothers
(Jross, George ..
Hochmann. I. B.. .
Kahn, Emanuel . .
•Kline, Julius,
Kurlansik, Frank
Lichman, Henry
F
Lipscbitz &
Peters
Mayer, B. D
Mayer, Horace . .
*Mayer, Jacob.
Mintz, G
Nathan, Milton
Morris
Peters, A
Pollock, Clarence
Ralph Bros
Ralph, Herman . .
Ralph, Louis . . .
Rosenbaum, Leo .
Scheuer, Selig . . .
Sherer, Moses . . .
Sherer, S
5.00 Eikins Park
10.00 „, ,,, , ,r
Blumentbal, Mrs.
Aaron
Blumentbal, Mrs.
Jacob
5.00
10.00
5.(K)
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
&
10.00 Ephrata
Blumberg
Amran
Harris, Jos
Moyer, Walter W
Solodar, Hyman. .
5.00
5.00
5.00
Erie
Baker, Isaac
Cohen, Marcus . .
Erie Iron and
Steel Co
Levin, L. J
Ostrow, Samuel
D
Schaffner,
Abraham
Schlosser, David .
Sobel, Isador . . .
Straus, I. N
Straus, M. J. ...
Gap
Chodos, Dr. B. P.
Greensburg:
Cohen. Morris . . .
Daniels & Miller
Friedlander,
Harry
Onquesne
Gross, Samuel . . .
I^aston
Arkin, Herman
M
Bricker, W. R. . . .
Brown & Kaplan.
Bugen, A
Edelsteln, A
Grove. City
10.00 Winsberg, J
Harrisburgr
Alexander. Jos. . ,
5.00 Claster, Henry
5.00 C
5.00 Claster, Jos
5.00 Cohen, Max, Sons
5.00 & Co
5.00 Coinmoiiwealt)] of
Pfnna 1.5,750.00
5.00 Goldsmitli. Ju>-
eph 5.00
5.00 Hir.schler, .\Ihert. 5.00
5.00 Jacobson, M. E... .5.00
5.00 Kaufman. David . 10.00
5.00 Kuhn, Sol 5.00
5.00 Marks, Edgar . . . 5.00
5.00 Michlovitz,
5.00 Simon 5. 00
Miller & Kad.-s .. 10.00
5.00 Schleisner, Mrs.
Wm. B 10.00
5.00 Schondorf, Morris 5.00
Silberman Bros... 5.00
5.00 Strouse, Benl. ... .5.00
5.00 Strouse, Wm 5.00
5.00 Tausig's, Jacob.
Sons 5.00
5.00 Ulman, Mrs.
Hiram H 10.00
10.00 Williams & Freed-
5.00 man 5.0O
^ QQ Ilazelton
5.00 Benjamin, Mrs.
5.00 David 10.00
5.00 Benjamin. Mr.
5.00 and Mrs. Harrv
5.00 M 5.00
5.00 Friedlander, M. . . 5.00
Honig. Mrs. Isaac 10.00
Leichtman. Calvin 10.00
Levee, Newton H. 5.00
25.00 Markman. Henry. 5.00
Roman. Louis . . . 10.00
15.00 Rosenblatt, Mrs,
M. 1 5.00
Homestead
5.00 Homestead Lodge
5.00 No. 586, I. O. B.
10.00 B 5.00
5.00
Jenkintown
-in^n Bayuk, Mrs.
l^'XX Meyer 10.00
o-OO Loeb, Rudolf 100.00
Silberman. M r s.
25.00 Max 5.00
o-OO Silberman,
Nathan 5.00
y.OO
Johnstovvn
fX'X^ Berney Bros 5.00
-^L'"" Cohen, A 5.00
Knn Council of Jewish
i^on Women 5.00
J.O.W Elsasser, Nelson
A 25.00
■innn Fisher, Julius... 5.00
•"" Glosser Bros 5.00
Glosser, N.athan . 5.00
IQ Qy Hendler, B 5.00
IQQQ Marx, Lsaac .5100
Miller, Maurice .. 5.00
10 00 Nathan, Mrs.
Morris 25.00
RabinoAvitz, I. . . 5.00
5 00 Rodstein, J ,5.00
Rothstein, Eda . . 5.00
Rothsteiu, Myer . 5.00
5 QQ Schwartz, Max... 25.00
Silverstone, M. B. 5.00
5.00 ^...
10.00 Kittannmg:
Einstein, Jacob
5.00 R 5.00
♦Life Member.
Till-: XATIONAI. FARM SCHOOL
79
I^ancuNter
Mahanoy C'ity
Congrogatiou
Lefkowith, Mrs.
Shaarai
.■5.00
Gerda
5.00
Shomayiiu
Trier Bros
5.00
Domnitz Bros. . .
5.00
l>unie, S
5.00
McKeesport
Klins, Dr. 11. A..
5.00
I'^riedman, Hcnr.y
10.00
Frank, Martin . . .
5.00
Kuben, Joseph II.
10.00
Gansman, A<lolph
5.00
Simons, Tobias .
5.00
Golden, Isaac
5.00
Victor, 11. A. & I.
10.00
Goodman, Miles
F
5.00
Mt'chanicsburg
Jacobson, A. S.,
Hershey, Andrew
H. ..
20.00
10.00
in memory of. .
Jacobson, D. R.. .
10.00
Hirsh, S. B
10.00
Jacobs, .Toseph ..
Lestz, Sam, &
5.00
Milton
Bros
5.00
5.00
Berman. Aaron . .
Dreifuss, Samuel
5.00
Levy, Morris ....
10.00
Liirio, Benjamin.
5.00
Dreifuss, Wolf . .
10.00
Lurio, Meyer
5.00
Hecht, Eugene I.
10.00
Michaeles, M., &
Minersville
Son
5.00
10.00
Cohen, B. & I
Miller, David . . .
5.00
Miller, Isaac,
Oberson, Harry .
5.00
Sons
10.00
Mt. Carmel
Roseman. Morris.
5.00
5.O0
5.00
5.00
Rosenstein, Albert
Rosenstein, Mrs.
S. H. C
5.00
5.00
Grossman, Louis.
Grossman. Wm. .
Hess, S. J
Rosenthal, Morris
5.00
Narberth
Sliear, Dr. L. M..
Steinfeldt. I
5.00
5.00
Krauskopf, Mrs.
L
5.00
■\Veill, Henry . . .
5.00
Nazareth
Langhorne
Freeman, S. & H.
5.00
**Branson, I. L.
Pearl, Louis
5.00
Latrobe
New Castle
Lowenstein, Fred
10.00
Klafter, Samuel..
10.00
Klivans, Harry. ..
5.00
Lebanon
Perelman, J. F. .
5.00
BerkoY, Samuel .
5.00
Brenner, Louis . .
5.00
Norristown
Deutsch, S. J. . .
5.00
Hydeman, Mrs.
Lipsitz, P. W....
5.00
Marcus
5.00
Rosenstein, Abe..
5.00
Hydeman,
Silberman, Abe . .
10.00
Nathan, Mary &
Silberman, Max..
15.00
Dorothy
15.00
Mann, Aaron
10.00
Liehighton
Mann, Harry
5.00
Rauscher,
Emanuel
10.00
Northumberland
T^ewlstown
Schwartz Bros. . .
5.00
Berney, Ike
5.00
Stein, J. 0
5.00
Block, Daniel
5.00
Cohen, Hyman J.
5.00
Oil City
Katz, Jos
Katz, Mrs. Jos . .
10.00
5.00
Levi, Joe
Lewis, Max
5.00
5.00
Wollner, Ben
10.00
Lewis, Samuel
10.00
WoUner, David ..
5.00
Westheimer, Mrs.
Emanuel
5.00
Lock Haven
Claster & Son,
Perkasie
Harris
20.00
Apfelbaum, J. . . .
5.00
Claster, Morris L.
5.00
Hecht, Edward .
10.00
Philadelphia
Hurwitz, I. S. ...
Keiner, Wm
Lintz, Isaac
Lipez, Max J. . .
Raff, Mrs. Louis
L
5.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
Abrams, Anna H.
Anders, Dr.
James M
Apple, Mrs.
Carrie
Armon, M
Arnold, Miss
5.00
10.00
25.00
5.00
■ Simon, Victor . . .
Carrie
10.00
Luzerne
Atlas Dye Works.
10.00
Freedman, Max . .
5.00
Avart, Mrs. Isaac
25.00
•Life Member.
•♦Deceased Life Member.
Bacliarach, Harry 10.00
Baiiiborgcr, Miss
Norma P 5.00
Bannach, A 5.00
Barmach, Mr. &
Mrs. A 25.00
Barmach, Miss
Hilda G 10.00
Bauer, Lee 25.00
Baum, Louis S... 25.00
Bayersdorfer,
Harry 5.00
Becker, Dr. & Mrs.
Edwin 1 5.00
Beckman, S 10.00
Beeber, Dlmner.. 25.00
Beerwald, Benj.
D 10.00
Belber, Aaron S.. 10.00
Belber, Edmond
H 10.00
Benjamin, Sons
and Daughters
of Ezra and
Jennie 50.00
Bennett, Mrs.
Jerome S 5.00
Berg, Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph 10.00
Berg, Mrs. Martin 5.00
Berg, Mr. & Mrs.
Nathan 20.00
Bergman, Mrs.
Hannah Green. . 5.00
Berkowitz, Max
E 10.00
Bernheim, Benj.
F 15.00
Bernheim, Mrs.
Benj. F 10.00
Bernheim, M. B.. 15.00
Bernheimer,
Eugene 25.00
Berheimer, Mrs.
Leo G 12.50
*Betz & Son.
Biberman, Jacob
M 50.00
Bissinger, Harry. 10.00
Bloch, B. B 25.00
Bloch, .Julius, &
Children 10.00
♦♦Bloch Simon L.
Block, Leon 10.00
Bloom, Mrs.
Louis 5.00
♦•Blum, Ralph.
Blumenthal,
Harold B 10.00
•Blumenthal, Hart
••Blumenthal,
Herman.
•♦Blumenthal,
Sol.
Blumenthal, Mrs.
Sol 10.00
Bobb, Mrs. Sarah
F 5.00
Bower, Mrs. Sara
B 10.00
Bromley, Jos. H.. 100.00
Brown, J.
Howard, & Co. 25.00
Brunswick, Mr.
& Mrs. Emil .. 25.00
Burd, Louis A. .. 25.00
Burpee, David . . . 10.00
Buxbaum, Miss
Caroline 10.00
80
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
♦Bvors. Jos. ,T.
Calwell. Chas. S. 25.00
Cnspary, Mrs.
William 10.00
**Clotbler, Isaac
H.
Cohen, Samuel . . 10.00
*Collins, Henry
H.
l);ilsimer, Mrs.
Milton 10.00
Iiannenhaum,
Mrs. Harry M. 25.00
Davis, Mrs. Her-
man 10.00
Davis, Mrs. Meyer 25.00
Delaney & Co. ... 5.00
Dentsch, Retta
S 10.00
Doyle, Francis J. 5.00
Dreifus, A 10.00
Dryfoos, Sol. ... 50.00
Dutton, Miss
Katherine .M . 5.00
Elias, Chas 5.00
Eliel, Mrs.
Louis S 3000.00
Ellerman. Mrs.
Pauline 10.00
Englander, Bern-
hard 10.00
Englander,
Samuel 15.00
Epstein, Mrs. K.. 5.00
Ettelson, Rabbi
Harry W. , 5.00
Fabian, Samuel .. 10.00
Federation of
Jewish Ciiari-
ties 18,750.00
Eein, Mrs. Ella . 10.00
Feldman, Rabbi
Abr. J 5.00
*Fleisher, Mrs.
Martha S.
Fleishman, Louis
S 10.00
^Fleishman,
Morris 20.00
Fox, Adolph 5.00
Fox, Mrs. Adolph 5.00
Frankel, A. A. .. 5.00
Friedheim, Saml. 100.00
Friedmann, Lionel 25.00
Fuguet, Howard . 25.00
Gattman, Mrs. M. 10.00
Gelatt, Arthur A. 5.00
Goff, Mrs. Isaac. 10.00
Goldsmith, Mr. &
Mrs. Geo 5.00
Goldsmith, Louis. -50.00
Goldsmith, Philip
N 25.00
Goldstein, Miss
Iras Marina . . 10.00
Goldstein, Mrs.
Jos. J 20.00
Goldstein, Mr. &
Mrs. M 5.00
Green, Mrs. Her-
man B 5.00
Greenfield, Albert
M 100.00
Greenspan, A. .. 20.00
Gross, Mrs.
Cecilia 5.00
Grossman, David 30.00
Haas, Martin . . . 15.00
Haaz, Mr. & Mrs.
Ignatius 25.00
Ilafkonburg, Mrs.
Will. P. 50.00
**IIaK<'dorn, Mrs.
Alice.
Hahn, Mrs. Leon
H 10.00
ITarberg, Mrs.
Jos 10.00
Harbison, Thos.
B 100.00
Ilarker, Mrs.
Klizabotli 5.00
Harrison, Mrs. B.
F 10.00
♦Harrison, C. C.
Harrison. Mr. &
Mrs. Milton
Chas 5.00
Har Sinai Lodge
No. 8, I. O. B.
B 10.00
Heilbron, Sey-
mour M 10.00
♦Heimerdinger,
Leo H.
Heller, Mrs.
Emanuel 5.00
•Hensell, Colladay
& Co 5.00
♦Herzberg, Mrs.
Walter.
Herzberg, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter . . . 100.00
Hess, Mrs. Bdw.. 10.00
Hess, Mr. & Mrs.
Eugene 15.00
Ililbronner, The
Misses 10.00
Himmelreich, Mrs.
Max 5.00
Hinlein, J. H 50.00
Hires, Charles E. 25.00
Hirsch, Mr. &
Mrs. Hiram 20.00
Hirsh, Mrs.
Gabriel 10.00
Hirsh, Ralph 50.00
*Hyman, William.
Irwin, H. D 25.00
Isaacs, J. L 5.00
Jacobs, Irwin L. 10.00
Jacobs, Mrs. R. . . 5.00
Jacobson, S. M.. . 5.00
Jacobson, Mrs. S.
M 5.00
Jenkins, Chas. F. 10.00
**Jonas, Herman.
Josephson, Miss
Sara 10.00
Juvenile Organi-
zation of Second
Presbvterian
Church of Phila-
delphia 25.00
*Kaas, Andrew.
Kaas, Mrs. May A. 10.00
Karpeles, Dr, M.
J 25.00
Katzenberg, Mrs.
Lucien 10.00
Kauders, Mrs. H.
Randle 10.00
Kaufman, Mrs.
Hannah 10.00
Kaufman, Mrs.
Jennie 5.00
♦Kaufman, Morris
A.
♦Kayser, Samuel.
♦Keneseth Israel
Congregation.
Keneseth Israel
Sisterhood 25.00
Kessler, Harrv . . 10.00
Klein, Charles . . . 5.00
Klopfer, Mrs. S.
C 1.5.00
Koch, Dr. I. M.. 25.00
Korn, David 5.00
Koshland, Edward
0 10.00
Koshland, Mrs.
Rosa 10.00
♦Krauskopf,
Harold C.
♦Krauskopf, Dr.
Jos 10.00
Krauskopf, Man-
fred R 10.00
Lane, David H. . . 50.00
Lang, Mrs. Gabe. 5.00
**Langfeld, A. M.
Langsfeld, Mrs.
Ida 5.00
Lehman, Arthur . 5.00
Leipheimer, Mrs.
Louis 10.00
Levin, Mrs. Isaac,
Mrs. Louis Ef-
fenberg, Mrs.
Abraham, Koro-
bov and Mrs.
Alex Bass 10.00
Levy, Mr. A. C... 10.00
Levy, Mrs.
Ignatius 10.00
♦Levy, Sol.
Lichtenstein, Mil-
ton 10.00
Lichtman,
Maurice 10.00
Lieberman, Jos... 15.00
Lipman, Gabriel. 25.00
♦Lit, S. D.
Livingston, Mrs.
Elizabeth M. .. 5.00
Loeb, Mr. & Mrs.
Horace 50.00
Loeb, Mrs. Hor-
tense H 5.00
Louchheim, J. J.. 1000.00
Mallas, Mrs.
Maurice 10.00
Mandel, Clayton
M 5.00
♦Manko, L. H.
Marcus. H. J. . . 5.00
Margolin, Dr.
Fannie B 15.00
Mark, Mrs.
Adolph 15.00
Mark, Mrs. Louis 50.00
Marks, Mrs.
Lillian U 25.00
Marx, S. J 87.00
Mayer, Mrs.
Ernest J 5.00
♦♦Merz, Daniel.
Merz, Millard . . . 5.00
♦Merz, Mrs. Regina.
Meyer, Mrs.
Harold L 10.00
Meyers, Donald &
Dorothy 10.00
Meyers, Wm 10.00
The Moore &
White Co 5.00
♦Morris, Charles E.
♦Life Member.
♦♦Deceased Life Member.
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THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
81
•Morris, Eflangham
B.
**Muhr, Jacob.
Nadler. Mrs.
Maurice R. ... 10.00
Nathanson, Mrs.
H. M 100.00
Netsky, Samuel . . 5.00
Odenlieimer, Mrs.
Hugo 5.00
Pechner, Mrs. Ben 10.00
•'Pepper, Dr. Win.
••Pfaelzer, Simon.
Phillips, David.. 10.00
Pockrass, Mr,s.
Freda S 5.00
Powdermaker,
Adolph 5.00
The Powell Knit-
ting Co 5.00
Press, Jack 10.00
Price & Co., John 5.00
•Raab, Mrs. Julia.
Raff. A. Raymond 5.00
Raphael, Mr. &
Mrs. Arthur S.. 5.00
Rappaport Lodge
No. 35, I. O. F.
S. of 1 25.00
Rappaport. Max.. 5.00
Reager, Miss
Rosa 5.00
Reinheimer. Sam. 8.00
Rice. Mr. & Mrs.
Isaac 5.00
•*Rorke, Allen B.
Rose, Harrv M... 10.00
Rosenau. Philip.. 10.00
•Rosenbaum,
Emile Leona
•Rosenbaum, Leon
•Rosenbaum, Leon,
Jr.
Rosenberg, Mrs.
Abram G5.00
•Rosenberg, Grace.
•Rosenberg, J.
Walter.
Rosenblatt,
Misses Isabel &
Rose 5.00
Rosenthal, Mrs.
Harry 10.00
Rosenthal, Mrs.
Henry 10.00
Rothkugel, Harry
R o t'h sch il d , ' S. ' .' .' .' 20.00
Rubin, Mrs. Jos.. 20.00
Salus, Jos. W. ... 10.00
Salus, Louis 10.00
Sanders. Dr.
David M 10.00
Sanson. Dr. &
Mrs. N. J 5.00
Schless. Robert
A., Jr 5.00
Schless, Mrs.
Robert 50.00
•Schless, Mrs. Her-
man.
' *Schoch. Henry R.
Schoeneman, Mr.
& Mrs. Jos 25.00
Schoenfeld, Mr. &
Mrs. Max 10.00
Schwenk, A. K.,
Co 5.00
Schweriner, Mrs.
Caroline N. ... 20.00
Sempliner, David
D 15.00
Shapiro, Fanny . 5.00
Sharp. S. S 10.00
Siedenbach, Mrs.
Jennie 10.00
•Silberman, Mrs.
Ida 275.00
Silberstein, Dr.
Jacob 5.00
Silveruian, Mrs.
Chas 5.00
•Silverman, I. H.
Simon, Mr. & Mrs.
Mever 20.00
••Snellenburg, J. J.
•Snellenburg,
Nathan.
•Snellenburg,
Samuel.
Solomon, Mrs.
Hattie 10.00
Spillane. Richard .50.00
Spitzer, M 25.00
Sprowles, Edwin
G 25.00
Stamm, Max 5.00
Starrels, Morris.. 10.00
Stead & Miller Co. 10.00
Steinberg, Mrs.
Rose 5.00
Stern, Eugene M. 25.00
Stern. Lina, in
memory of .... 30.00
Stern. Morris H.. 5.00
Sternberger, Mrs.
Arthur A 10.00
•Sternberger,
Samuel.
Stiefel, Dr.
Leopold 5.00
Strasburger, Mrs.
Edwin V 10.00
Straus, Meyer .. 10.00
Strouse, Alex-
ander S. (be-
quest) 1000.00
Strouse, Mrs.
Hortense 10.00
Tahl, Lorraine S. 15.00
Tahl, Mrs. Samuel
L 15.00
Teiman, Miss
Sarah R 5.00
••Teller, Benj. F.
•Teller, Mrs. B. F.
••Teller, Jos. R.
Thalheimer, Mrs.
L. S 10.00
Tower. Charle-
magne 25.00
Trainer, Joseph C. 50.00
♦•Trautman, Dr. B.
Ulman. Dr. Joseph
F 10.00
Velenchik, Louis
A 5.00
♦•Wanamaker, John
Weber, Jos. R... 10.00
Weglein, Richard 50.00
Weichselbaum,
Mrs. Horace .. 20.00
Weil. Mrs. Jacob
& Mrs. Saml... 100.00
Weil, Mr. & Mrs.
Simon 10.00
••Weiler, Herman.
Weinberg, Mrs.
B 10.00
Weinmann, Max . 10.00
AVeinmann, Mrs.
M 25.00
Weintraub, David 5.00
Weintraub, Mrs.
Julius 100.00
Weintraub,
Marjorie 5.00
Weiss, Mr. .fe Mrs.
Charles J 25.00
Wells, Geo. B 10.00
Weyl, Edgar .... 10.00
M'eyl, Jacob L. .. 10.00
Wleder, Mrs.
Albert 5.00
Wieder, Mrs.
Joseph 5.00
Wiener, Mrs.
Jacob 10.00
Wilson, Mrs. Ben
S 20.00
AVilson, Morris R. 5.00
W. O. F 100.00
Wohlfeld, Mrs. S. 10.00
Winelander, Max 10.00
♦Wolf, I., Jr.
••Zweighaft, Simon.
Phoenixville
Kohn, Jos.
5.00
Pittsburgh
•Aaron, Marcus.
Alpern, Lewis M. . 5.00
Aronson, I.
Leonard 5.00
Baer, Julius 25.00
Beigel, B 5.00
Benedict, Misses
Helen & Marian 5.00
••Browarsky, Marx.
Brunwasser. Mr.
& Mrs. Frank. 10.00
Buerger, Mr. &
Mrs. Chas. B.... 10.00
•Cohen, Aaron.
Cohen, Henry S... 5.00
•Cohen, Josiah.
•Dreifus, Chas.
Einstein, Morris. . 25.00
Federation of
Jewish Philan-
thropies 500.00
Floersheim, Ber-
thold 5.00
Frank, Isaac W.. 25.00
♦Friedman, Mrs.
Joseph.
Friedman, Mrs.
Mary 5.00
Goldsmit, Mrs.
Louis 5.00
Goldsmit, S. B. .. 10.00
Goldsmith, Mrs.
Louis J 10.00
•Guckenheimer,
Isaac.
••Hamburger,
Phillip.
•Hanauer, A. M.
Hast, Mrs. A. M.. 10.00
Hirsh, Mr. & Mrs.
Herman 5.00
Kann, Mrs. Robert
Steel 10.00
Kann, W. L 5.00
Katz, Leo A. ... 10.00
Kaufmann, Mrs.
Augusta 5.00
♦Kaufmann Bros.
•Life Member.
••Deceased Life Member.
82
Till". XATIUXAL FARM SCHOOL
K:niriii:iiin, Mrs.
Isaac lO.ttO
••K:iiifinauu, Mrs.
.laool).
Kaiit'inatin, Mr.s.
Morris 10.00
Kaiil'iiiaiiii, Nathan 5.00
Kiiriiluiuscr, MLss
C'arrio 10.00
Leliuian. Albert C. S'.O.OO
Lchinan. Irvin P. 25.00
Mar.x, Mrs. A. I... 10.00
Nelman. Bciinie . 10.00
•Kaub, Marcus.
•♦Kauli, Mrs.
Rosalia.
Ruslaander, Mrs.
M 5.00
Saues, Dr. K. I.. 10.00
Schutzer, Mrs.
Julia, iS: Family 5.00
Seder, 1 25.00
Spatz, Mrs. S.... 5.00
Stadtl'eld, .Toseph 5.00
Sunstein. A. J. . . 25.00
♦Weil, A. Leo .... 25.00
Weinthal, Mrs.
Samuel 5.00
Wolf, Fred 5.00
Plttston
Samuel, S 10.00
Pottstown
Cohen, Miss Alice 5.00
Fuerman. Samuel 10.00
Meverhoff,
Emanuel L. ... 25.00
Meyerhoff, Moe L. 10.00
Meyerhoff, Ralph
K 25.00
Mosheim, S 5.00
Pollack, Mayer .. 10.00
Pottsville
Diamond & Bro.. 10.00
Befowich Bros... 5.00
Rouse, Nasaniel.. 5.00
Rubinsky, Israel
L 10.00
Rubinsky, Sarah. 10.00
Spicker, Herman. 25.00
Weiss, S. S 5.00
Quakertown
Klein, Adolph . . . 5.00
Weiss, Elias .... 10.00
Reading
Bash, Wm 10.00
Cohen, Nathan P. 5.00
Goldman, K 5.00
Hammel, Mrs.
Henry 10.00
Harris, David A. 10.00
Holzman, Nathan 5.00
Imber Bros 5.00
Isecovitz, David. 5.00
Israel, Harold A. 10.00
Jacobson, S 5.00
Kaplan, A. B. .. 5.00
Kaufmann, E. I.. . 25.00
Knoblaugh,
Phillip 5.00
Liefter, M 5.00
Liever, Hyman . . 5.00
Liever, Joseph . . 10.00
Lippman, David. . 5.00
Loeb, Emanuel . . 5.00
Loeb, Leopold.
Estate 5.0(1
Lurla, S. R 10.00
Marcus, Mrs.
Nathan 5.(KJ
Moyer. Willard.. 5.00
I'ear, Samuel .... 5.00
Ponn Rag and
Metal Co 5.00
Rabinovltch,
David 5.00
Rosenberg, Harry 5.00
Rosenthal, Morris .5.00
Ruttenberg Bros.. 5.00
Samuels, Henry
Clay 5.00
Schweriuer, S. S.. 25.00
Sher, L., & Sons. 5.00
Simon & Sherman 5.00
Skalst, Max J.... 10.00
Sondheim, Leo J. 25.00
Sondheim, Dr. S.
J 5.00
Stern, P. S 25.00
Sukovice, 1 10.00
Sulkis, David .... 5.00
Whiteson, Isidore 5.00
Whiteson, Mrs.
Isidore 5.00
Winston, Dr. G. I. 5.00
Yaffe & Blumberg 10.00
Zabel, Harry .... 5.00
Scranton
Anshe Chesed
Sabbath School 10.00
Brown, Albert ... 10.00
Goodman, Mrs. N.
G 5.00
Jewish Federation 200.00
Shamokin
Liachowitz, A. . . 5.00
Robinz, Leou ... 5.00
Sharon
Lavine, Reuben
H 5.00
Sand, Louis 5.00
Shenandoah
Levine Bros 5.00
Ruderman, J 5.00
Sorin Bros 5.00
Slatington
Rice, Samuel M.. 10.00
Souderton
Silverstein, B 5.00
Wiener, Philip . . 5.00
S. Bethlehem
Bock, Adolph 5.00
Goodman, Bennie. 5.00
Goodman, H. N... 5.00
Pearl, Lewis 5.00
Ref owich, A 5.00
Strauss, Solomon 5.00
Tauss, B. P 5.00
Wiesenberger,
Henry 10.00
Sunbury
Freedman, Wolf. . 5.00
Jonas, M 5.00
Kaufman Bros. .. 5.00
Markley, M. H... 10.00
Marx Bros 5.00
Millner, Sig 5.00
Oppenheimer,
Mrs. A
10.00
Weis, II. & S
10.00
Swarthmore
Ash ton, Taber . . .
10.00
TltusvHle
Berwald, H. P. . .
10.00
Davis, J
5.00
Unlontown
Axelrad, A
5.00
Ladies' Auxiliary,
Temple Israel..
10.00
Mlcheal, Mrs. J. J.
10.00
Rosenbaum, Ike. .
5.00
Rosenbaum, Jos..
10.00
Rosenbaum, Mrs.
Lena
5.00
Villanova
Bodine, Samuel T. 10.00
West Chester
♦Grant, Simon.
Weiss, Morris . . 5.00
Wilkes-Barre
Abelson, M. H... 5.00
Bernstein, A. M... 5.00
Budnitsky's Sons,
Jos 5.00
Casper, Louis.... 5.00
Casper, Max 5.00
Cohen, Harry H.. 5.00
Cohen, Joel 10.00
Cohen, Louis .... 5.00
Cohen, Louis, &
Son 5.00
Coons, Jos. S 10.00
Davidow, Edward
B 5.00
Epstine, Harry.. 5.00
Finkelstein's
Sons, M 5.00
Frankel, Isaac, &
Son 5.00
Freeman Bros. . . 5.00
Galland, A. S. ... 5.00
Gelb & Mayer . . 25.00
Heinz, Maurice . . 5.00
Heller, Sol., &
Sons 5.00
Hirsch, Sol 5.00
Hirshowitz, Harry
R 10.00
Israel, Ralph 5.00
Hurwitz, Aaron . . 5.00
Kline, Mrs.
Pauline 5.00
Landau Music and
Jewelry Store . . 5.00
Lazaru.s, Henry . . 10.00
Levi, Mrs. Max . . 25.00
Levy, Felix T.... 5.00
Levy, Maurice . . . 5.00
Lewith, E. L. ... 5.00
•Long, Cosmar P.. 5.00
Long, Isaac S.... 5.00
Long, Millard F.. 5.00
Lowenstein, E 5.00
Markman, Morris 25.00
Mendelsohn, Dr.
I. W 5.00
Meyer, Jerome . . b.OO
Rifkin, A., & Co. 5.00
Rosenthal, Louis. 5.00
Rosenthal, Nathan 5.00
•Life Member.
•Deceased Life Member.
THE xVATlONAL FARM SCllUOL
83
Kotlistoin.
Barnett n.OO
Salsbiirg, Abram. 10.00
Salsbiirg, Louis
K 10.00
Schloss, Mrs. Rosii
L 20.00
Silverblatt, J. . . 5.00
Silverman, Benj.. .'t.OO
Sperling, Harry . 5.00
Stern, Harry F. . . 5.00
Stern, Mrs. Harry
P 10.00
Sterne, A. F., &
Sons 5.00
Strauss, Judge S.
J 10.00
Uhuan, Harry S.. 5.00
Wcitzeukorn, J.
K 10.00
Williams, Maurice 5.00
Williams, Natban 5.00
Wiseman, H. M... 10.00
Wyoming Produce
Co 5.00
Ziegler, Maurice.. 5.00
Ziegler, Wm. G... 5.00
Williamsport
Brozman. J. L... 10.00
Goklenberg, C. N.
& Co 10.00
Goldenberg, H. N. 5.00
Myers, Henrv . . . 5.00
Pechter, Harry B. 5.00
Stein Bros 5.00
Ulman, S. B 5.00
Willow Grove
Specht, Mrs.
Henry 5.00
York
Feder, Simon .... 5.00
Grumbacber, Mrs.
Max 10.00
Hydeman, Leon . . 5.00
Jandorf, Mrs. A... 5.00
Laveton & Sons.. 5.00
Lebmayer, Louis
R 5.00
Lebmayer, Mr. &
Mrs. M. N 10.00
Miller, Josepb . . 5.00
Petow, L. A 5.00
iReineberg, Lee . . 5.00
Scbmidt, H. S. . . 5.00
Silverman, Minnie 10.00
Simmons, A 5.00
Trattner, Abe . . . 5.00
Walker, I.. Sons. 5.00
Wilbelm, Mrs. J.
Scball 5.00
Williams & Levin 5.00
Ziegler, J. T 5.00
Zweifler, D 5.00
SOrXH C.\KOI>lN.\
Chnrleston
Furcbgott Bros... 5.00
llornick, M 5.00
Livingston, II. .. 5.00
Pinkussobn, 1'. L. 5.00
VIsanska, .1. M... 5.00
Wilensky, Harry
L 5.00
Williams, H. .1... 5.00
Columbia
Citron, M 5.00
Hebrew Benevo-
lent So 10.00
Silver Bros., I... 5.00
Darlington
Alexander, Dr.
Oscar 5.00
Henning, Henry . 5.00
Hilb, Ben 5.00
Hyman, Abram . . 5.00
Luminsky, M. ... 5.00
Witcover, D. D... 5.00
Florence
Friend of the
Scbool 5.00
Finkelstein. Louis 5.00
Goodstein, S 5.00
Sulzbacher, S. I.. 100.00
Greenville
Endel, Hyman . .. 5.00
Levy, M. A 5.00
Mevers, Arnold,
Co 10.00
Rotbscbild. L. ... 5.00
Scbwartz, S 10.00
Spartansburg-
Brill, Harry H... 10.00
Greenewald
Brothers 5.00
Greenwald, Inc. . 5.00
Price, Harrv .... 5.00
Skalowski, R. . . . 5.00
Spigel Bros 5.00
Sumter
Levi Brothers . . . 5.00
Schwartz, Miss
Emma 5.00
Strauss, I. C 10.00
SOUTH DAKOTA
Sioux Falls
Speier, Sam
5.00
TENNESSEE
RHODE ISLAND
Providence
Bernkopf, David .
Goldowsky, Ber-
nard M
Silverman Bros...
Wachenheimer
Bros
5.00
5.00
10.00
5 00
Chattanooga
Council of Jewish
Women 5.00
Edelstein, S., &
L. Diamond . . . 5.00
Friedman, Morris 5.00
Leventhal, M. N.. 5.00
Levine, J. L 5.00
Rosenblum, Leo.. 5.00
Rosenheim,
William 5.00
Shenka, A. W. ... 5.00
Shoenig, Abe 5.00
Winer, Harry . . . 5.00
Clarksville
Adlor, M 5.00
JackHon
Baum, W. J 5.00
Flsbman, \V 5.00
Frank Bros.,
& Kisber 5.00
Hoffman, M 5.00
Klibonoff, Wm. .. 5.00
Lew, W. R 5.00
Lindy, A. S 5.00
Loeb, Sol 5.00
Marks Bros 5.00
Marks, Mrs. Louis 5.00
Rosenbloom Bros. 10.00
KnoxvlUe
Betb-Bl Re-
ligious School.. 6.00
Gourse, Geo 5.00
Jewish Women's
Auxiliary of
Temple Beth -El 25.00
Moskovitz, Miss
Hannah 10.00
Rosenthal, D. A.. 5.00
Memphis
Binswanger,
Milton S 10.00
Federation of
Jewish Charities 200.00
Gates, Elias 25.00
Haase, Cbas. J.. 10.00
Halle, Mrs. Eva
G 10.00
Memphis Lodge
No. 35, I. O. B.
B 10.00
Regina No. 19, U.
O. T. S 20.00
Roth, Louis 5.00
Nashville
Bernstein, Philip
& Clarence 15.00
Federation of
Jewish Charities 100.00
Hirsch, Sam 20 00
Jacobus, J. M. . . 5.00
Loveman, Mrs.
Adolph 10.00
Loventhal, Leo J. 5.00
Maimonides Lodge
No. 46, I. O. B.
B 15.00
Morse, I. B 5.00
Rich, Schwartz &
Joseph 10.00
Pulaski
Cohn, Sol 5.00
TEXAS
Austin
*Davis, Nelson.
Balmorhea
♦Mayer, Sol.
Beasley
Robinowitz, A. . . 5.00
Beaumont
Deutser, B 5.00
Goldstein, Dr. L. 5.00
Ladies' Benevo-
lent Soe'y 10.00
♦Life Member.
84
TIIH NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
I^i'vy. Leon R. . .
Natbiin, J. J
Bis: SprinKN
I'Mshcr. Mrs. Aim;i,
in memory of. .
Chappell Hill
Reinstein, W. . . .
Corpus ChriKti
Ijiflitenstoin, M.,
& Sons
Corsirana
Council of Jowlsli
Women
Crawford
Murlvs, M
Dallas
Dreyfuss, G
Edioff, Mrs. Geo.
G
Eppstein & Co., E.
Goettingrer, Max. .
Goldsmith, Isidore
Hexter, J. K. ...
Hexter, Victor II.
Hurst, A. K. . .
Kahn, E. M
Kabn, J
Kramer, Arthur
L
Kramer, Irvin L..
Landauer, Ho«-ace
H
Levi, Chas. G. . .
Liebman, Morris.
Liebman, R
Linz, Albert
Linz Bros
Linz. Simon
Lipsitz, Louis . . .
Mayer. Sigmund. .
Michalson, L. A..
M.vers. Seymour..
Oppenheimer, L .
♦Orleans, M. J.
Ortlieb, Max
Pollaclj, Henry . .
Rosenbaum Bros.
Rosenfleld, Max
.7
•Sanger, Alex-
ander.
Sanger Bros
**Sanger, Mrs.
Philip.
**Silberstein, A.
**Silberstein. Rosa.
Swope. Jos. (Be-
quest)
Titche. Edward ..
£1 Paso
Mathias, A
Scliwartz. A
Stolaroff, .1
Temple Mt. Sinai
S. S
Weiss, I
Farmersville
Purvin, Mr. vt
Mrs. J. L
"i.OO Fort AVorth
10.00 Brown, Dan, Jr. .
Brown, Isidor . . .
Council of Jewish
Women
n.OO Friend, Alex. M..
Gans, Mrs. Sol...
Gilbert, L. G
10.00 Groonwall,
Mitchell W. ...
Ileninger, J
Levy, Dan
r; QQ *Levy, Sam.
Marx, Herman ..
Ma.ver, Jac
Rosenthal, M. A..
10.00 Galveston
Brock, Moritz . .
Cohen, Robert I..
10.00 Hebrew Benevo-
lent Society . . .
Kempner, D. W. . .
5 QQ *Kempner, Mrs. H.
Kempner, I. H. . .
5.00 *^^^|^er, E.
50 00 Lasker, M.
' 5 00 Nussbaum, Joseph
g'oo Zacharias Frankel
r-'nr, Lodge No. 242,
laoo I- O. B. B
^5.00 Houston
"5 00 Council, Jewish
Women
jg QQ Harris, Louis L..
_r/QQ Malevinsky, The
Misses Annie
5.00 « ''intl Helene ....
5 00 Sam, Jake H
5 00 United Jewish
5 00 Welfare Ass'n .
ij.OO Weingarten, J
5.00 Mineola
oi^'-QQ Bromberg, I. G...
-^•^^ Mayer, E
5.00 Orang:e
^;^2 Aronson, G. & J.
Palestine
10.00 nj J ^
5.00 ^^J^-iier, b
10.00 San Antonio
_ . Bergel, Mrs, A. . .
o.uu Berman. O
Blum, Mrs.
_ „„ Fannie
^•00 Edar Lodge No.
211, I. O. B. B.
Eldridge, S. C. ..
Frank Bros
♦Halff, G. A. C...
innnn *Halff, Henry L.
lOO-^O Halff. Mayer &
o.OU Rachel Memor-
ial Fund
Halff, S., Memor-
5.00 i'll Fund
;-, 00 Heimann, Mrs.
5.00 ^ Silva
Joske, Alexander.
10 00 Leo N. Levi Lodge
5.00 ^'o- C75, I. O. B.
B
Oppenheimer, Mrs.
Fannie
Oppenheimer,
10.00 Herbert Meyer.
Oppenheimer, J.
5.00 D 10.00
5 00 Oppenheimer,
Jesse H IQ.OO
5.00 *Stern, Morris.
n'oO Wolfson, Saul . . 5.00
%'-^|J Texarkana
'^' Ehrllch, Mrs.
;j 00 Esther 5.00
.5 00 Feinberg, L. S. . , 5.00
5 00 Heilbron, Louis.. 10.00
Sandberger, M. .. 5.00
.5.00 Schwa rz, 1 5.00
10 00 Texarkana Casket
5.00 Co 5.00
Tyler
5.00 Bruck. S 5.00
5.00 Edward Lasker
Lodge No. .347,
25.00 I. O. B. B 5.00
10.00 „.
25.00 Hirschberg, S. . . 5.00
Migel, L 10.00
Sanger Bros 25.00
10.00 Sanger, Mrs. Sam 10.00
UTAH
10.00
Salt Lake City
Alexander, Daniel 25.00
Jewish Relief So-
10.00 ciety 10.00
10.00 Marcus. Louis . . 15.00
Rosenblatt, Na-
than 10.00
10.00 Sweet, Leon 10.00
5.00
VIRGINIA
25.00
5.00 Alexandria
Katz, A 5.00
_ „^ Kaufman & Blu-
%-^^' menfleld 5.00
°-"" Ruben. Leopold.. 5.00
Weil Bros 5.00
5.00 Bristol
Jewish Ladies'
20 00 '^^^ Society . . . 5.00
Charlottesville
g QQ Kaufman's Sons,
5.00 ^^ 5.00.
Danville
°-^^ Greenberg. A. ... 6.00
- „„ Herman. J. A. . . . 5.00
2-XX Hoffman, W. H... 5.00
2-^" Kaufman, Mrs.
-^•"" Julius 5.00
'^"•'J" Kaufman, L. L... 5.00
Schuster, Isaac . . 5.00
Silverman, Louis. 10.00
" ■ Harrisonburg
25.00 Bloom, Bernard.. 5.00
10.00 Lynchburg:
10.00 Berman, H 5.00
Bodenheimer, B.
J 5.00
10.00 Crowell, L. I. ... 5.00
Eichelbaum, A. . . 5.00
5.00 Eichelbaum. M. 10.00
Finkel, J. M 5.00
15.00 Goodman, Leon . . 5.00
♦Life Member.
►•Deceased Life Member.
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
85
♦Guggeubeimer,
Mrs. Max
Moses, M 5.00
Koseuthal, Dr. S.
H 5.00
Schewel, A. M. . . 5.00
Scliewel, lieu .... 5.00
Weiiistein, Harry 5.00
Newport News
lOisenman, J. ... 5.00
Garner, William . 5.00
Meyers Bros 10.00
Marmelsteln Bros. 5.00
Reyner, ,T., & Sons 5.00
Rosenbaum, A. . . 5.00
Virginia Lodge,
195, I. O. B. A. 5.00
Norfolk
Altscliul, B 5.00
Cohen & Spigel.. 5.00
Crockin, H 5.00
Engel, G., & Bro.. 5.00
Hecht, Mrs. Jacob 5.00
riirsehler. Dr. D.
Lee 5.00
Hirschler, E 5.00
Hofbeimer Bros.
Co 25.00
.Tacobs, Benj. . . . 5.00
•Ladies' Hebrew
Benevolent Ass'n.
Leterman. J. J. . . 5.00
Levy, Harry 5.00
Levy. Moe 5.00
Levy. Mrs. Phillip 5.00
Lilienfeld, B 5.00
Lowenberg,
Harry L 5.00
Mansbach, Louis. 12.00
Margolius, Benj.. 10.00
Mendelsohn, Dr.
Ludwig 5.00
Kiisbaiim, Mrs. H.
S 20.00
Nusbaum, M. S. . 5.00
Nusbaum, Mrs. S.
L 5.00
Pincus. Max 5.00
Saks, Jacob 5.00
Scbultz. Abe 5.00
Seldner. A.' B.... 10.00
Ulman & Emanuel 5.00
Petersburg
Eigenbrun, E. ... 5.00
Reinach. Milton I. 10.00
Rosenstock, L. A. 10.00
Portsmouth
Bord, Samuel . . . 5.00
Cohen. Nathan . . 5.00
Fass, Sol 5.00
Lasting, S., &
Bro .5.00
Levitin, A 5.00
Richmond
♦Binswanger,
Harry S.
♦Binswanger, M. I. 5.00
Cohen, Mrs. Sam. 5.00
Florsheim, M. B. 15.00
Galeski, Dr. S... 10.00
Greentree, Mever. 5.00
Hellstern Bros. . . 5.00
Hutzler, Henry S. 5.00
Jacobs & Levy . . . 5.00
Kaufmann, I. ... 5.00
Lovonstciii, I... &
Ccilien, Simon ....
5.00
Son
5.00
Council of Jewish
Women
May, Irving
5.00
10.00
♦♦Millbiser, Gustave.
Frankenberger,
♦Uaab, E.
Herbert
5.00
*Uaab, Mrs. E.
Frankenberger,
Straus, Milton .T.
5.00
Max
10.00
Thalhimer, W. B.
5.00
Fuhrnian, Simon .
5.00
Thalhimer, Mor-
Gallenberg, B. . .
5.00
ton G
10.00
(iali»erin, II
Galperin, Simon
5.00
Weil. Clifford ....
10.00
Woisfberger, S. . .
5.00
5.00
II
5.00
Whitlock, Dan . . .
Goldman, M. B...
5.00
**Whitlock, Philip.
Goldman, Morris,
Jr
5.00
Roanoke
Kaufman Bros. . .
10.00
Bachrach, I
5.00
Kleeman, Henry. .
5.00
Cooper, I
5.00
Lewis Bros
5.00
Davidson, Joseph
5.00
Loewenstein, Abe
5.00
Fisher, Julius . .
5.00
Lowenstein,
Goldman, H
5.00
Isaac
5.00
Levin, I
5.00
■ Loewenstein, Joe.
5.00
Levy, Philip
5.00
May, Herbert D..
5.00
Rosenberg, M., &
May, Phil
5.00
Sons
25.00
Polan, H
Rush, Joseph F.. .
5.00
5.00
Schlossberg, M.
J
5.00
Schwab, Joseph..
Schwabe, Albert .
5.00
5.00
Schlossberg, N.
Wm
5.00
Shore, Ben
Clarksburg
5.00
Schnurman, Jay. .
Solomon, Max . , .
5.00
5.00
Spigel, Jos
5.00
Aaron, I
5.00
Brown, B
5.00
Staunton
Cohen, H
5.00
Strauss, I. G. ...
5.00
Cohen, Joseph H.
5.00
Franz, D. B
5.00
WASHINGTON
Friedlander, M. . .
5.00
Markowitz. S. M..
5.00
Everett
Melet, Will H
5.00
Hochstadter, Ber-
Nusbaum, E. M.. .
5.00
nard
5.00
Rose, Max
Winer, A
5.00
5.00
Seattle
Fairmont
*Eckstein, Nathan.
Bear, Max
5.00
**Galland. Bonham.
Burka, Sol
5.00
**Galland, Mrs. C.
Deitz. E
5.00
K.
Edlavitcb, S. L...
5.00
**Gottstein, Meyer.
Finger, B. S
5.00
**Gottstein, Re-
Funt, I
5.00
becca.
Golden, Israel . . .
5.00
*Laug, Julius C.
Goodman, S. D.. .
5.00
Stern, Leopold M.
10.00
Iseman, Sam
5.00
Taconia
Klaw. Fisbel
5.00
Council of Jewish
Lipson, P. P
Osgood, D. M. . .
5.00
5.00
Women
5.00
Spiro, S. B
Weintrob, Morris
5.00
Kaufman, H. A.. .
10.00
5.00
Tacoma Lodge No.
Zaslafe, I
5.00
741, I. 0. B. B.
10.00
Grafton
WEST A'IRGINIA
Friedman & Son.
p
5.00
Bluefleld
Klein, I. C
5.00
Angrist, A. A
5.00
Rosenshlne, Wm..
5.00
Cohen, Isadore . .
Greenspan,
10.00
Huntington
Isadore
5.00
Brob, J
10.00
Hyman Bros
5.00
Hermanson, J. M.
5.00
Kaufman, Mrs. S.
10.00
Lubin, B. J
5.00
Kleiman, P
5.00
Polan, Lake
5.00
Rodgin & Co.,
Samson, Samuel .
10.00
Henry
5.00
Sisterhood
Keystone
Ahavath Sbolem
10.00
Budnick, Cbas. . .
5.00
Turk, S. J
5.00
Hermanson, L. . .
5.00
Turk, Samuel
5.00
Spector, Jacob . .
5.00
Charleston
Kimball
Baer, Ben
10.00
Banks, H
10.00
Brown, Abe I
5.00
Spector, Samuel .
5.00
*Life Member.
♦♦Deceased Life Member.
86
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Martinsburg;
Independent Order
Council of Jewish
Fine, Mrs. ,7iili;i .
.^1.00
B'nai B'rith
Women
.50.00
Fine, Reubin ....
.").00
No. 615
10.0(1
Federated Jewish
Peltz. Morri.s . . .
5.00
Isenberg, Israel..
5.00
Charities
300.00
Kline, Simon . . .
20.00
Frank, Walter . .
10.00
Morgantown
Leshem
Gilead Lodge No.
DeLynn, I. A
5.00
Shomayim Re-
41, I. 0. B. B...
5.00
Hershkovitz, Sam
5.00
ligious School .
10.00
Greenwald, Oscar
10.00
Oppenheimer,
Moss, J. E
5.00
Harmony Lodge
Benj
5.00
Reicliblum, Mrs.
^'o. 63, I. 0. F.
AVolf. J. P
5.00
M
5.00
S. of I
5 00
Rice, Albert M...
5.00
Krauskopf, .1. . .
1.5.00
North Fork
♦Solomon & Rubin.
Landauer, Max . .
10.00
Brook.s, B
5.00
Sonneborn, M. . .
5.00
Litt, Miss Bessie
10.00
Catzen. A
25.00
Stein, Leon B. . .
5.00
Miller, Morris
5.00
Rosen, Jack
5.00
•Weil, J.
.Sattler, J. B
5.00
Wolf, Leo
5.00
Schuster, Chas. . .
5.00
Parkersburg:
Schuster, Mrs.
Barrett, P. ^Y
5.00
AVilliamson
Edward
10.00
Berren, H
.5.00
Bank, H
5.00
Broide, J. .S
5.00
Gaskel, Mrs. M.
Superior
Goldstein, Wui. .
Greenwold, M. ...
5.00.
5.00
V
5.00
Siegel Bros
10.00
Mercantile Co. B.
Herscli, Heurv II.
Kahn, D. H. ...
5.00
5.00
& L
5.00
West Bend
Schwachter,
•Heller, Isidore.
Lasky & Son, .T...
10.00
Harry
5.00
Nathan, Mrs. Ben
10.00
Sohn, Eli
5.00
FOREIGN
Salinger, Gus
5.00
Steckler. I
5.00
Schwarz, A
Waxelbaum, Max
5.00
2.5.00
WISCOXSIX
CANADA
^^elch
Appleton
Fox River Lodge
209. I. 0. B. B.
Marshall. Louis J.
Toronto, Ontario
Hebrew Ladies'
Aid Society . . .
Hyman, Morris . .
.Tosephy, Herman
20.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
.5.00
Scheuer, Edmund
CHINA
10.00
Levinson, I
5.00
Ashland
Lopinsky. Eugene
25.00
Levy, Jos. I
5.00
Shanghai
Michaelson, Isaac
10.00
•Jacob, Leopold.
Polan, Samuel . .
5.00
Kaukauna
Scott, D
5.00
*Wertheimer, M. A.
ENGLAND
AVheelingr
La Crosse
Bloch, Samuel S..
5.00
Ansche Chesed
Eondon
Broverman. S. . .
5.00
Congregation . .
5.00
•Meyer, Arthur.
**Horklieimer, Mrs.
Bloom, Bernhard.
5.00
B.
Horkheimer,
Hirshheimer, A.. .
25.00
SWITZERLAND
.Julius
10.00
Milwaukee
Horkheimer,
B'ne .Te'ihurun
Rorschach
Louis
10.00
Sabbath School.
10.00
••Schoenfeld, Max.
CONTRIBUTIONS TOTALLING $925.00
Were Received During the Year from the Following :
ALABAMA
Bessemer
Barr. Max
Erlick & Lefkovits
Kartus, Harry
Rosen, I.
White, I. J.
Gadsden
Hecht, Hugc>
CALIFORNIA
Los Angeles
Hecht, Rabbi S.
CONNECTICUT
Hartford
Kashmann. Isaac
Margolis, R.
Mayer, Jerome
New Haven
Apsel, Mrs. M.
Bretzfelder, Henry C.
Cohen, I.
Dine, AA'm.
Flauman, S. B.
Greenberg. B.
Lander. Abraham
Levin, Isaac
Lyman, S.
Raphael, Dan H.
Schneider, Chas.
Schwartz, A. S.
Schwartz, I.
Sherman, M.
AVest Haven
Horwitz, R.
DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
Washington
AVest, Emil
•Life Member.
••Deceased Life Member.
THE XATIOXAL FARM SCHOOL
Jr'LOKlUA
Gainesville
Buns. A.
Burkliiiii. I.. J.
Eilelsteiu, B.
Rabiuovitz, D.
Jaclvsunville
Moscovitz. Louis
Safer, Rabbi B.
Ocala
Goklinan. B.
GolJmau, .1.
Molevar, Fred
Molevar, J.
Orlando
Kleiuuian. J.
Lieberman, Hymaii
Liebermau. L.
Stalberg &: Beriuau
Falatka
Comick. S.
Feigenbaum, I.
Kanner, M.
Waxier, Frank
Waxier, J.
St. Petersburg
Hankin. Harry
Rice, M.
Shutz, H.
Sanford
Moskovitz, R.
Tampa
Frank, Asher
Kaufman, J.
Kasriel. Joseph
Kohn, Geo.
West Tampa
Aronovitz, Manuel
Weisberg, Chas.
Tbor City
Aronovitz, H.
Rosenthal, R.
GEORGIA
Albany
Mayer, Daniel
Athens
Goldwasser, G.
Link, M.
Angnsta
Hermann, M.
Tunkle. Max
Brunswick
Extrowitz. J.
Fruchtman, D.
Fruchtman, I.
Gerb, J.
Gordon, Geo. J.
Hirsh. H.
Marks, M. R.
Wengron, I. M.
Columbus
Goldstein Bros.
Gainesville
Sacks, Jake
Alacon
Goldgar, B.
H.iskiiis. .Vrthiir
Kai.lau. II.
Marshall, II.
Tarchiusky. A.
\V.ixell)aiii'.i. (;. .T.
Wt'insteiii. M.
Wolf, M.
ILLINOIS
Bluoniineton
I.iriugstou. Albert
Livingston, Harry
Chicago
Szold, Esther
Peoria
Moskovitz, .Saui
Wagner. M.
Weinstein. J.
INDIAX.A
Indianapolis
Messing. Rabbi Mayer
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon Sisterhood
Terre Haute
Ain, Harry
Berkowitz. E.
Becker, Ben
Berkowitz, H.
Blumberg. Mrs. Fannie
Blumberg, Morris
Blumberg. Rachel H.
Blumberg. Theresa
Feibelman, A.
Feibelman, Ruth H.
Goodman. Jane Lee
Lew. M. H.
Plaut. B. M.
Rosenfeld Bros.
Rubin. Nathan M.
Schultz, A.
Shower. Philip
Tatelman. J.
Wolf, Henry
KENTUCKY
Henderson
Simon, J. W.
Weiner, Leo.
Louisville
Berman. Phil
Bleiweiss, Wm.
Farber, Harry
Grabfelder, Milton
Kasdan, D.
Rauch, Rabbi Jos.
Ringold. J.
Schulman, F.
Shamrock Overall Co.
Shaplnsky. S.
StruU. Chas.
Owensboro
Feuerlight, Miss J.
Moss, Lee
Paducah
Rosenfeld. S.
Steinfeld. Dr. M.
MARYLAND
Baltimore
Fox. Robert
Ciiniberlunil
K la wan. .Joseph
Kleiustub, Max
Hagerstown
.Suniiiiers. li. M.
M.\S.SA( HCSETTS
Attleboro
First Attleburo Lodge.
No. 44:;. I. O. B. A
Brockton
Pride of Brockton
Lodge, No. 373, 1. O.
B. A.
MINNESOT.A
Duluth
Altman, Harry E.
Minneapolis
Abrams, Martin
Braunstein, Harry
Cooper. C. B.
Dworsky, P.
Feigelbaum, L.
Goldfine. Mrs. M.
Gross, Chas. L.
Mirviss Mfg. Co.
Okney & Sons
People's Scrap Iron Co.
Robitsheb. Solomon
Segal Meyer
Weinstein. .1.
Rochester
Kelner, R.
Virginia
Bankman, B.
MISSISSIPPI
Columbus
Joseph Herz Lodge, No.
181, I. O. B. B.
Krone. M.
Loeb, L.
Greenville
Loeb. Charles
Schlesinger, M. P.
Greenwood
Stein. Joe
Jackson
Botnick. H.
Hatry, Julius
Isaacs, John
Manassah Lodge. No.
20-2. I. O. B. B.
Meridian
Bosenbaum. B. M.
Natchez
Beekmaa. Sam
Fry, Louis
Vicksburg
Teller, T.
S.
West Point
Cohen, J. A.
Fraukel, S. B.
THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
Missovni
St. Louis
Biiris, J.
Erlish, I'liilip
Hack, J.
Jackinan & Son, P.
Kloman, H.
Kraus, Harry
Leah Ladies' Lodge, No.
5, I. O. B. A.
Lipshitz. M.
Mankofsky & Goldstein
Mitauer, H.
Olian, L. W.
Steinberg, Chas.
Wall, M.
Wolff, Mrs. D.
XEW JERSEY
Bridgeton
Rovner, Louis
Elizabeth
Krinziaan, N. J.
Millville
Fisher, David
Paterson
Gordon, David
Phillipsburg
Sager. Miss Hannah
Stone, Max M.
Trenton
Leventhal, N.
Levin, S.
NEW YOKK
Albany
Green, Jos.
Buffalo
Brezen, S.
Dunkirk
Ballotin, H.
Ballotin, M.
Gray, J.
Haber, I.
Gloversville
Klopot, Adolph
Herkimer
Schernier, Miss Frances
Johnstown
Alpert, A.
Galinsky, B.
Newburgrh
Berkowsky. H.
Dabrusan Bros.
Friedman, M.
Levy. Sol. M.
Rubin, I.
Satlof. B.
Stein, Mrs. C.
New York
Heavenrich, Mr.
Mrs. Julius
Strouse, Mrs. Eli
Sylvester, James
Rochester
Barth. F. T.
Mostkov, M.
and
Samuels, Loo
Srenco, H.
NORTH CAROLINA
Asheville
Fater, D. H.
Finestein, .S.
Fox, Rev. Ellas
Meyer, M.
Michalove, N.
Durham
Ladies' Relief Society
Gastonia
Cohen, R.
Honigman. .T.
Lebovitz. D.
Levine, S.
Schneider. H.
Shuman Brothers
Shuman, R.
Silverstein. M. H.
Greensboro
Berlin, Phillip D.
Isaacson, I.
Kline, H. M.
Stadium, Morris
Temko, Max
Witten, M. D.
High Point
Bernard, A.
Fine, Harry
Harris. H.
Rones, .Take
Rones, ]Max
Silver, Milton
Snitzer, Wm
Kinston
Hirshfield. Joseph
Nachamson. Eli
New Bern
Bloch, A.
Kahn, S. H.
Sultin, N. H.
Suskin, Sam
Salisbury
Nurick, A.
Urbansky, Wm.
Wilmington
Finkelstein. Chas.
Goldstein, .T.
Solomon, Albert
Winston - Salem
Cohn, A.
Cohn, M. S.
Grossman Co.
Harrison. A. L.
Wainer. M. S.
Young, J. L.
OHIO
Canton
Sachs, M. M.
Cincinnati
Baron Shoe Co.
Gordon. H.
Lauterbach, Tsicas
Leitz, J.
Lowe, Josepli
Cleveland
Cornsvveet. S. G,
Feniger, Joe
Gorrel. S. I'.
Wagner, J.
Columbus
Gurevitz. M. If.
Levinson, I. A.
Peer, A.
Rapenport, L.
Sculler, Jo=..
Stein, Max
Springfield
Schadel, Mrs. J.
Youngstown
Bloch Brothers
Dreyfus, Marcel
Friedman, M. B.
Glickstein, Louis
Goldberg, R.
Gross, Nathan
Hartzell, Herbert
Hartzell. Roy L.
Lsenberg. I'hilip
Kirsch, Charles
Robbins, Harry
Suewind, J. L.
Zanesville
Baernstein. A. J.
Becker, George
Berman, H. M.
Goldenberg, A.
Levinson, M.
AV'einberg, S.
Zwelling, M.
PENNSYLVANIA
.Allentown
Gaiman. J.
Gangewere, W. H.
Berwick
Coblentz, Alex
Fields, H. M.
Bloomsburg
Arcus, C.
Easton
Bugen, L.
Kowitz, M.
Rosenfelt, Est. of Lewis
Sulkin, Louis
Ephrata
Husin. H.
Gap
Ansel, Abram M.
Harrisburg
Adler & Son. Chas.
Freedman, Aoraliam
Zuckerman. Harry
Johnstown
Finkelson, Max
Kadetsky, II.
Rabinowitz Bros.
Silverston.^, Harry
Lancaster
Ansel. Mrs. Vt'oK
Canter, A. .T.
Miller, Barnet
Lebaison
Bravin. S.
Stein, H. I.
Lehighton
Grnneberg, L. C.
TTTR NATIONAL FAR^r SCITOOI,
MInersville
Uosenbers, Micli.u
Spe<'ker, S.
Mt. Carinel
Wolf, S.
on City
Silbei-lKM-":, AiMoii
Philadelphia
niiuik, Mrs. II.
(iarretsdii. Mrs.
Lindiuiei', Jtif
^liiiiiii
Pittston
Levin. Ilnrry II.
Pottsville
Chluitz. 1.
Harrison. .I03.
N'oble, Boris
Seaman, S. S.
tjuakertown
Beuimowitz, Sain\iel
Fein, Martin
Freeman, Barney
Reading
(Master, Joel
.Shenandoah
Gozinsky, Harris
Sunhiiry
Blow, Ely
Hirsch, M.
Williamsport
Broznian, N. H.
Ijevin.son, W. H.
•SOUTH CAROI.1NA
Charleston
Benov, Sam
Berendt, H.
Bluesteln. J. S.
Ellison, M.
Frank, Meyer
Givnor, Louis
Ooldbers, I. M.
Rubin, Louis D.
Simon, B.
Solomon, B. L.
Turteltaub, .T.
Volaski, J. A.
Columbia
Finkelstein, Moses
Grelier, I.
Kramer, G.
Orenstein, Harry
Tanenbaum, M.
Darlington
Biddel, L.
Block, Mrs. B.
Robinson, J.
Weinberg, R.
Greenville
Argintar, S.
Bloom, J. H.
Kolin, David
Relnbard, A. L.
Saul, Israel
Spartanburg
Goldstein, J.
Harris, Gilbert
1 lock 1 in, .T.
LcNine, A.
Levite, M.
.Miinii, (iciii'^ic .1.
M<'Vcrsoii. M.
Morris. A. 11.
rrice, I.
.Sumter
Alpert, L.
Auerbacli. .\.
(ioldbery-. M.
Kriissaotr. S.
Moses, llerherl A.
\\'(>lnl)crg', A.
TKXNF.SSKE
(hattunoo^u
Berylieimer, J.
Bhiinberg, J.
Coliii, H.
Long, Dr. S. L.
Vudd, Meyer
Jackson
Tanini, S. T,
Knoxville
("apian, Isaae
Texarkana
Fane, B. W.
Friede, J. .1.
Friede, Julian S.
Friedman, Herman
Kosminsky, Dr. L. .T.
Lacofslce, Aron
Lacofske, C. W.
Novat, Lee
Papert, S. W.
Roth, Gus
VIKGINI.A
Danville
Berman, J.
Kingoff Bros.
Levinson, Dr. B.
Lowenstein Brothers
Rippe, B. A.
Silverman, J.
Turk Brothers
Lynchburg
Blum, M.
Cohen, Ben
Cohen Brothers
Feinman, A.
Fogel, F.
Miller, M.
Oppleman's
Rent, C.
Rosenthal, L. E.
Sachs, I.
Schev\'el, Ike
Temke, S. A,
Newport News
Nachman, S.
Peyser, Sol
Shimkovltz, M.
Norfollc
Frank, Louis
Kaplan, Mike
Levine, Phillip
Pelersljurg
Blacher, K.
I'M-iedenberg, Max
(iellnian, A.
(lOldstein, S.
Levitt, I-.
Ijovenstein Bros.
PortNmotidi
Land, 1;.
Koanoke
('(dieu, II.
Glass, Saniiit'l
Kohen. Win.
Lew, Frank II.
Masinter, M. L.
Moss, II. D.
Si)igcl, Sam
Weiiistein, .J.
WEST VIRGINIA
Bluefield
Blook, B. S.
Fttron, A.
Gilbert, 10.
Isacoff, D.
Schlossberg, G.
Weinberg, H.
Charleston
Bedwanek, Mrs. M.
Davidson, I.
Dolinsky, I. D.
Pushkim, M.
Wells, Jacob
Clarksburg
Baher, Mrs. N.
Bloch, .Jacob
Friedberg, H.
Lester, R.
Newman, .S.
Nusbaum, I., & Son
Keystone
Budnick. Harry
Hyman, G.
Kimball
Formau, Abe
Koslow, L.
Martinsburg
Cohen, M.
Lipslc, Louis
Snyder, Mrs. Aaron
North Fork
Brown. L.
Sellgmau, Julius
Tots, Louis
Totz, Harry
Parkersburg
Stern, Joseph
Welch
Gotleib, L.
riersbron, J.
Millner, H.
Wlllianison
Brooks, S.
Lewis, J.
WISCONSIN
Superior
Aronsohn, Herman A
90 THE XATIOXAL FAR^f SCHOOL
LET THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL PLANT A TREE
FOR YOU
There is no more beautiful custom than that of planting a
tree to commemorate an event. The National Farm School has
planted thousands of Memorial Trees for departed dear ones, and
Festive Trees for births, birthdays, confirmations, graduations,
betrothaLs, weddings, anniversaries, recover}- from illness, etc.
Each tree is permanently marked with a large steel card. In
appreciation of this service, contributions have been made as high
as $1,000 and as low as $5 per tree. All contributions, whether
high or low. are used for the maintenance of the School, which
trains, in practical and scientific agriculture, lads from all parts
of the country, irrespective of creed, free of all charge to them
for tuition, board, lodging and other necessities.
You can arrange for the planting of trees by filling out blanks
below, and mailing same to address given thereon.
"He that plfintftli a tree is a servant of
God,
He provideth a kindness for many
generations,
And faces that be bath not seen shall
bless him."
— Henrv Van Dyke.
Who plants a tree is planting bread.
Is planting shade from glare and
heat;
He plants a roof above his head
And earth beneath his feet."
— Jessie E. Sampler.
THE XATTOXAL FAR^[ SCHOOL,
808 Denckla Building. Philadelphia, Pa.
Enclosed please find check for $
plant tree on the grounds of the School.
for which
IN MEMORY OF
IN HONOR OF
X^'ame - Event and Date-
City Xame
Date of Death-
City
Signed bv
Address
KAl'.r.I .ItiSin-lI KK.vrsKol'l'. l>.Ii.. l-rcsidnit 1. II. SI l.\l :K.\I A\. 'I'rcastirci-
471.", I'lilnski Avcinu'. riiilaik-lphia (lilC. Laud Tillc r.uiMiii-, I'liilaili'lipliia
llAKUV }'•. HIKSII. Cliairniaii I-'inaiiri' ('(iiiimiriiM'
^iis Druckia ^.^liMiIl,u^ I'liiladcdphia
fKcntbcrshtp of SHp 5^attonal ifarin §rliooI
T. tilt' uiulersigned. being- in syni|)aTli\- with The ohjcct of
"77(( Xafioiia] Farm ScJiooI" — tlie training of lads in the prac-
tic'p and seienee of agriculture, for agrirultui'al callings — do
hereby agree to subscribe as one of the Maintainers of the institu-
tion, the dues of a Life Member ($100.00). Patrox ($25.00),
SUPPORTER ($5.00^. Friexd ($50.00\ [NTember ($10.00).
Xanu
Address
Date
XOTE. — Underscore the cla.-^s of membership you Avish to joiu. Life Member-
ship calls for but oue Uhe flrst) payment. Make cheek payable to THE
NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL.
ifotnx of 2I^5tnra to ^hf^ Hattonal ifarrn §rl|00l
"I give and hecj[ueath unio The Xational Farm School. BucJcs.
Couniy. Pa., near Doylestown, the sum of dollars
free from all taxes to he paid to the Treasurer, for the time being,
for the use of the institution.''
iFnrttt of iB^uts^
ON REAL ESTATE OR GROUND RENT
'*/ give and devise unto The Xational Farm School, Bucl's
County. Pa., near Doylestown (here describe the property or
ground rent), together with the appurtenances, in fee simple, and
all policies of insurance covering said premises, whether fire, title
or otherwise, free from all taxes."
p^-^-^r^^--^-
what Arnold Bennett terms
^ a reckless profusion of clean linen ' '
is at the service of any housewife — even when
she does her own laundry work — if she has an
electric washing machine. For an electric
clothes-washer works so quickly, so easily, so
thoroughly and so completely takes the work
out of washing, that there is no need to be
prudent of linen or clothes.
Electric Washers on Easy Payments are to be
had at the Electric Shop and our various Dis-
trict Offices. The easy monthly payments are
about the same as it costs you for a laundress.
A small down payment places any of these
washers in your home.
The Philadelphia Electric Company
Tenth and Chestnut Streets
HE practices real economy who
buys a Stetson — its smart
style is held in the hat till the last
by Stetson quality.
Stetson,, ,. „
C2*chestnut i<-r^Jpmg MmHots
III
cil|0 Bt Jampa l^otH
Walnut at 13th Street
TITATlHY not dine today at the
St. James '?
You will find the food the very
best. Many unusual dishes.
The quick, courteous service can't
be equaled. The surroundings are
of the finest. The prices moderate.
I\
RM*^ J^^^"'^' 5.LVEUsnnKs
L/^ Philadelphi
WHEN DISTINCTIVE ARTICLES ARE WANTED.
JEWELS SILVERWARE WATCHES CLOCKS
CHINA GLASS AND NOVELTIES
illustrated and priced in the
GIFT SUGGESTION BOOK
which will be mailed to any part of the World upon request
STATIONERY THAT IS ABSOLUTELY CORRECT
WEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Anniversary Reception Dinner Bridoe and Debut Invitations
Kindly mention which is wanted and samples will be mailed
CAPITAL, $1,000,000.00 SURPLUS, $1,500,000.00
The Commonwealth
Title Insurance and Trust Co.
Chestnut and Twelfth Streets
PHILADELPHIA
PAYS INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES
INSURES TITLE TO REAL ESTATE
RENTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES $4 TO $100
TAKES ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL ESTATE
ACTS AS EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR, GUARDIAN AND TRUSTEE
WILLS RECEIPTED FOR AND KEPT WITHOUT CHARGE
SAVINGS FUND DEPARTMENT
JOSHUA R. MORGAN. President JAMES V. ELLISON, Treasurer
Established 1854
SPRUCE 5961
Gutekunst Portraits
made in the home have the
same distinctive character as
those made in our studio
1 722 Chestnut Street
1833
1922
DAVIS' FURS
Now in Our 89th Year
Up-to-date and Exclusive Styles in pTNE FURS
We invite your inspection
DAVIS' FUR SHOP
1120 Chestnut Street Next to Keith's Philadelphia
H
TELEPHONES :
BELL—
Walnut 3104
KEYSTONE—
Race 6180
ARD-HITTING, quick-acting
doers ! An organization
which counts each minute precious.
Builders of good buildings — either
large or small ! No " frills " or
folderol. Just a group of fighters —
who get things done. Estimates
that are low !
Briefly that's
Pierce-Henon Company
Juniper at Pine Streets
Philadelphia - Penna.
VI
TELEPHONE
LOCUST 2739
Exclusive
Fashions
1632 WALNUT ST.
PHILADELPHIA
Staman &? Dickey Co.
Lighting Fixtures
113 Soutfc IGtk Street
"Philadelphia
BELL PHONE, SPRUCE 25-66
THE FUR & MILLINERY SHOP
INCORPORATED
1424 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, Pa,
The Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Co.. Ltd.
OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Harry W. Stephenson
A STOCK COMPANY
LOCAL MANAGER
331-337 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
vn
Handsome Coats
and Wraps
R
ICH, LOVELY CREATIONS ARE
THE STRIKINGLY NEW MOD-
ELS SHOWN BY THE HOUSE
OF
Oppenheim, Collins & Co.
THEY POSSESS JUST
THE COMBINATION
OF CHARM AND SERV-
ICE ABILITY THAT
THE DISCERNING
SHOPPER FINDS MOST
DESIRABLE.
IN EVERY STYLE, FOR
EVERY POSSIBLE RE-
QUIREMENT. THESE
EXPONENTS OF THE
MOST RECENT MODE
ARE TO BE SEEN.
25.00 to 250.00
QPPENHElM.Cg'LLINS ^0
Chestnut and 12th Sts.
J
'WTTT-
nli■H^■llilllMlh;llMN^7PF^^^^^
^^
^TITJ
VIII
English Things for Men
including coats by Burberry, Derbies by
Herbert Johnson as well as A.J. White, both
of London. Motor Scarfs. Golf Wool Hosiery.
Heavy Sill^ Cravats. Sticlis. Gloves.
BLAYLOCK & BLYNN, INC.
1528 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
GUARANTEE TRUST & SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA MAIN OFFICE
316-318-320 CHESTNUT STREET
CENTRAL OFFICE ""^"^^ PHILADELPHIA OFFICE
cc;vi/^^i. urrvL-c 9 SOUTH 52nd STREET
1415 CHESTNUT STREET Open in Evening
CHECKING ACCOUNTS
SAVINGS FUND ACCOUNTS
Our aim is to make every customer count his connection
with this institution as one of his most valuable assets
Incorporated 1871 CAPITAL, $1,000,000
IX
The geuting idea
has created a Shoe Store and
a Service that is well-nigh
irresistible to the discrimi-
nating man or woman who
has once experienced its
benefits.
GEUTING'S
1308 Chestnut Street
1230 Market 19 South 11th
Shoes and Stockings for Quick Service Men's Shop
the Family
EVERY FOOT PROFESSIONALLY FITTED
—THREE GEUTING BROS. SUPERVISING
X
What do your
savings earn
for you ?
Start a savings account with
us now — and let your money
earn more money for you
IntciGSi
'aidonSaving<i
^Lccount'' ^
Capital and Surplus, 54,000,000
West End Trust Company
Broad Street and South Penn Square
Philadelphia
NEWTON GOAi:
Answers the Burmnd Quesiion.
George B. Newton Coal Co.
Franklin Bank Building Philadelphia, Pa.
XI
Noted Scientists %r Gas Lighting
Scientific experiments by noted investigators prove that
gas lighting improves the air for breathing purposes by helping
ventilation, destroying germs and adding necessary moisture.
Scientists also know that modern gas light is best for the
eyes, because it is so soft, mellow, free from glare and harm-
ful color rays.
The Bureau of Standards, at Washington, refers in detail
to the economy and quality of gas mantle light in a report
entitled " Measurements for the Household."
See the display of modern gas lights at any of our
Philadelphia Showrooms.
Jhe United Gas Improvement Company
AS PHILADELPHIA LEADS THE WORLD SO
HARDWICK & MAGEE CO.
LEAD PHILADELPHIA IN THE
MANUFACTURE OF
RUGS and CARPETS
The high standard of our well-known weaves has been uniformly
maintained for years, and today we enjoy the confidence and
respect of the best houses throughout the country. Over one
hundred sizes of rugs in stock. Special sizes made to order.
HARDWICK & MAGEE CO.
3<^^g^^gSg:.^ y RETAILERS OF ALL STANDARD
^{durable AS IRON
FLOOR COVERINGS
1220-1222 Market Street
XII
1426 'VotKot sew;
XIII
COMPLIMENTS
BROAD ST. and GIRARD AVENUE
PHILADELPHIA
CHARLES DUFFY, Jr.
MANAGER
COMPLIMENTS OF
The Broad Street National Bank
OF PHILADELPHIA
SOUTHEAST CORNER
BROAD and DIAMOND STREETS
XIV
C'^J'l /I^URS is not only
Ordlal W quick service
Sit is cordial service.
PYl)icP ^^^ clerks take our
U/L/cCC own personal interest
in each and every
patron and invariably echo our own sin-
cere cordiality and good will.
Because of this, you will find nothing
is too much trouble to please you — never
do we want you to leave our shop until
absolutely perfect satisfaction is assured.
Your satisfaction is to our interest as
well as yours, for only in such a mood
will you have the desire to enter again
and again our welcoming door.
Pumps and Oxfords
Hosiery to Match
Winkelmait
Style in Quality Footwear
1130 CHESTNUT STREET
At Twelfth
38-40 South 52d Street 2961-63 Frankford Avenue
XV
Compliments
of
M:Miyn,Jm
Specter's
1310 CHESTNUT STREET
Women's and Misses' Wearing
Apparel
LEwm sno
Most women attempt a touch of the different
in dress — just enough to distinguish them
from others.
Those who wear Lewin's Shoes attain that
distinction, as far as footwear is concerned,
without paying extravagant prices for their
success.
Lewin's
So. I3th LjE VV IN S Below
Street Quality Footwear Chestnut
for Women
XVI
75he
Northwestern Trust
Company
RIDGE AND COLUMBIA AVENUES
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Capital - - $150,000
Undivided Profits, $725,000
On Deposit, over $7,000,000
THE PLACE to do your general
Banking and deposit your
savings
4 per cent. Interest on Savings
Fund Accounts
and 2 per cent, subject to Check
Open Mondays and Fridays until 9 P. M.
WILLIAM FREIHOFER ALEX. D. ROBIIvlSON
President Treasurer
XVII
FOR QUICK SERVICE
TELEPHONE
CONTRACTORS SPRUCE RAILROAD
EQUIPMENT \ 'J^^ SUPPLIES
HARDWARE
1744
.JJACOBSIUNON&CO.,
Market Street
philadelphia
CONTRACTORS^
EQUIPMENT
TOOLS
REMEMBER THE NUMBER
J. JACOB SHANNON & CO.
1 7AA MARKET STREET -I '7 A A
1 • ^^ PHILADELPHIA 1 # ^'t
XVIII
THE SAMUEL J. CRESWELL
IRON WORKS
ORNAMENTAL and STRUCTURAL
IRON AND STEEL
23d and Cherry Streets Philadelphia, Pa.
MiLLwoRK Lumber stairwork
Wholesale and Retail Distributors:
Vulcanite Asphalt Roofing Cromar Pre-finished Oak Flooring
Cornell Wood Board Bishopric Stucco Board
and SHEETROCK— The Fireproof Wallboard
Chas. F. Felin & Co., Inc.
York Road and Butler Street
f Keystone : North 0601
PHONES I g^jj . ^.^^^ 3^^Q
XIX
COMPLIMENTS OF
Grushlaw & Sichel
MAKERS OF
NOCKABOUT
KNIT JACKET
D. F. WATERS
Germantown Dye Works
DYER OF
COTTON WARPS, WOOLEN
AND
WORSTED SKEIN YARNS
53 and 55 WISTER STREET
GERMANTOWN, PHILA., PA.
XX
(^ omplimenls of
Royal-Ascot Knitting Mills Company
240 ASHMEAD STREET
GERMANTOWN
Compliments of
FIBRE CONTAINER COMPANY
OF PENNA.
Fibre Shipping Cases
MANAYUNK PHILADELPHIA
XXI
Courtesy Service
Sixth National Bank
N. W. Corner 2nd and Pine Streets
PHILADELPHIA
A National Bank since 1864 that Stands on Its
Record of Service
New Savings /f O / Interest
Fund
4%
Department X. / ^ Paid
Foreign Exchange Department
Commercial Accounts Invited
Progress Co-operation
09956
Quality
Lamps and
I) Lighting Fixtures
BIDDLE-GAUMER CO.
3846-56 Lancaster Avenue
PHILADELPHIA
XXII
OWEN LETTER'S
SONS
BEST COAL
MAIN YARD
Trenton Avenue and Westmoreland
Street
XXIII
Cotnplttnpnts of
Warn pole's
FORMQLID
(Antiseptic Solution)
T S NOT merely a mouth-wash, though a
most agreeable and efficient preparation
for such use. It is excellent for use internally
or anywhere about the body where a mild
antiseptic is desired. It is just the thing to
use in connection with cuts, abrasions of the
skin, etc., where there is a possibility of in-
fection.
The user of FORMOLID finds abundant
occasions.
FOR SALE BY ALL
DRUGGISTS
In 16-ounce Bottles
Prepared Solely by
Henry K. Wampole & Co.
INCORPORATED
Philadelphia, U. S. A.
XXIV
SAFE MILK
The purity and healthfulness of Abbotts
"A" Milk are governed by scientific
processes called "Laboratory Control. "
Guarded as it is through daily tests
there can be no variation in the quality
and healthfulness of Abbotts "A" Milk.
All Teachers and pupils of the higher grades
are invited to visit our Milk «"^ ^ce Cream
Plants. Arrangements can be made by calling \
Baring 0205.
ABBOTTS ALDERNEY DAIRIES, Inc.
PHILADELPHIA AND SEASHORE
French
CI
I
eaners
and
Dyers
The most scientific equipment in the world. Separate building, exhaustive precaution, insure ab-
solute sanitation— something impossible in ordinary establishments.
A. F. BORNOT BRO. CO.
IH PHILADELPHIA
XXV
I'h
e Yewdall & Jones Co.
^enn marsUh iUtlls
WORSIED YARNS
JOHN FISLER, Treasurer
Office and Mills :
54th and POPLAR STREETS
PHILADELPHIA
MORRELL MILLS
GEORGE BROOKS & SON CO.
Manufacturers of
Sun Fast Upholstery
Fabrics, Hangings and
Furniture Gimps
5426-5436 WYALUSING AVENUE
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
XXVI
NEVER STOPPED GROWING
IN FIFTEEN YEARS
NOW MORE THAN
24,000 DEPOSITORS
AND OVER
$9,000,000 DEPOSITS
Market Street Title and Trust Co.
Southwest Corner 52nd and Market Streets
PHILADELPHIA
Open Day and Night until 11 P. M.
BELL PHONE BELMONT 7424 ESTABLISHED 1912
CHARLES D. HEAVEY
Motor Trucks with Dump Bodies to Hire
BRICKS, CINDERS, LUMBER
AND STONE FOR SALE
HOUSE WRECKING
526 North 61st Street Philadelphia, Pa.
XXVII
Elastic Stockings
Trusses
Abdominal Supporters, etc.
James R, Kendrick Co, ^ Inc.
FACTORY:
Kendrick Bldg., Germantown Ave. and Pastorius St.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
NEW YORK ADDRESS : 205 Sixth Avenue
Manufacturers of
High' grade Knitted
Surgical Elastic
T5he
Reyburn Manufacturing Co.
Paper Specialties
Tags -;- Tickets -;- Labels
ALLEGHENY AVENUE AND THIRTY-SECOND STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
XXVIII
A Vital Need
Fulfilled!
The Champion Incandescent Light
Company has at last given Phila-
delphia the LARGEST and MOST
COMPLETE lighting fixture and
lamp establishment in the East.
The entire Champion Building
is devoted solely to the presenta-
tion of our own famous lamps,
lighting novelties and fixtures, to-
gether with the best numbers of
European and American manu-
facturers at popular prices.
Champion service is courteous
and spontaneous, while Champion
goods leave nothing to be desired
in the point of beauty and ulti-
mate sati.'sfaction.
Illustrated from our Show-
rooins is a five-light Colonial
Dining-Room Fixture with
Brackets to match. An
etched design in polished sil-
ver finish, with enamel inlay.
Qiampion
Incandescent/ LIGHT CO.
633MirkQUt7it
UgHTING FIXTURE a^
T.AMPHKADQUARTERS-
XXTX
Capital and Surplus, $2,000,000
GERMANTOWN
TRUST
COMPANY
Chelten and Germantown Avenues
Chestnut Hill Office, 8628 Germantown Ave.
Logan Office, 5001 N. Broad Street
CHECK ACCOUNTS 2%
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 3.65%
TRUSTS, TITLES, REAL ESTATE
SAFE DEPOSIT, STORAGE
We Do Everything That a Modern Trust
Company is Supposed to Do
TRUST FUNDS OVER 25 MILLIONS
"There is a Local Advantage"
American Textile
Banding
Company, Inc.
«g&
<s
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
ESTABLISHED 1877
iKnttttng iHtUs
CARDIGAN
Jackets
Sweaters
Pastorious and Osceola
Streets
GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA
FELBER'S
Garage
LOUIS FELBER, Proprietor
Service and
Courtesy
Our Aim.
AUTOMOBILE
NECESSITIES
4813-25 Wayne Avenue
GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA
XXX
Compliments of the
i^amtlton ^tixst Compani|
PHILADELPHIA
SAVE THE TABLE
With a table Pad that has a record of CROWNING SUCCESS, giving the
utmost satisfaction since 1907.
Hot dishes, spilt liquids, etc.. never harm the table with WINTER'S PAD.
Sold by Department and Furniture Stores
OSCAR WINTER
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK CHICAGO
Schimmel Electric Supply Company
=^= JOBBERS OF —
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
526 ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA
E. H. CARROLL P. F. CARROLL
Build '^«/> Brick
THE EVERLASTING MATERIAL
H. C. CARROLL & SONS
SIXTY-SEVENTH AND GIBSON AVENUE
Woodland 7826 PHILADELPHIA
XXXT
Be sure to send for our 1923 Seed Cata-
logue before you buy your seeds, bulbs
and plants this spring
Mailed Free for the Asking
212-14-16 Race Street, Philadelphia
Pa., U. S. A.
ESTABLISHED 1876
COLONIAL
Old Method
ROOFING TIN
Open Hearth
Copper Bearing
40 -lb Coated
The Ideal Roof Covering —
affording utmost protection
against weather and lightning
and adding dignity and value
to the building.
FABLE & COMPANY
INCORPORATED
WM. HENRY MAULE, Inc.
837-841 North Third Street
21st and Arch Sts.. Phila., Pa.
PHILADELPHIA
C. H. Howell
iR000^U^lt
& Co.
IMxitstth
INCORPORATED
iHtU0
Paint, Color
AND
o:>j i<^ t&
i^ i^ ti^
Varnish Makers
2023
PHILADELPHIA
PENNA.
XXXII
AYHITE PINE
CYPRESS
J. Gibson Mcllvain
Company
PHILADELPHIA
PRODUCERS OF
L. & Y. LIME CRUSHED LIMESTONE PULVERIZED
LIMESTONE RUSHLAND TRAP ROCK HENDERSON
FOUNDATION STONE HENDERSON CRUSHED MARBLE
MILL ROAD FOUNDATION STONE
Our Pulverized Limestone unequaled for clovers and alfalfa.
When a farm has these, it has everything.
Lukens & Yerkes
924-25 Stephen Girard Building
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
WORKS
Crushers: Earnest, Rushland, Henderson, Pa.
Quarries: Mill Road, Henderson, Pa.
Lime Kiln: Earnest, Pa.
XXXIII
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XXXIV
ESTABLISHED 1823
John B. Ellison & Sons
WOOLENS
EVERYWHERE
Mnnufnttnrtng^
Company
''ECLAT'' HAMMOCKS
COUCH HAMMOCKS
''Delfeld Quality''
Turkish Towels and Bath Mats
SOLD BY LEADING DEPARTMENT STORES
Allegheny Ave., Ninth and Tenth Sts.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
XXXV
BELL PHONE, WYOMING 0441
mm
Manufacturers of
Worsted Fabrics
BELFIELD AVENUE AND WISTER STREET
Germantown, Philadelphia
AnhtButB
iHUl Company
FRANKFORD, PHILADELPHIA
Manufacturers of
Fabrics for Dress and Suit Trade
and Cloakings
^^m IfDrk ©ftirr - 404 ifottrti} Au^,
XXXVI
ROBERT M. LOWER. Treasurer
Nicetown Dye Works
ORIGINATORS OF
AMERICA'S STANDARD
HOSIERY BLACK DYE
DYERS
Of Fast Colors on Hosiery and Yarns
Wool Rawstock
WESTMORELAND AND C STREETS
PHILADELPHIA
Amber Dye Worlds
INCORPORATED
DYERS AND FINISHERS
WORSTED AND WOOLEN
YARNS
AMBER, MARTHA AND BERGER STS.
PHILADELPHIA
XXXVII
JACOB KNUP
President
WM. J. GUTEKUNST
Vice-Pres. & Treas.
JACOB KNUP, JR.
Secretary
THE
Hellwig Silk Dyeing Co.
Address all communications to
NINTH AND BUTTONWOOD STREETS
PHILADELPHIA
Office and Main Plant
Ninth and Buttonwood Streets
Phones: Poplar 8194-8195
Branch
Wissinoming, Phila.
COLD WATER SHRINKING
CROWN LUSTRE
Keystone Cloth Sponging
Worlds
T. H. DIVINE & CO.
215 and 217 North Third Street
Phones
Bell, Market 0673
Keystone, Main 6737
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
XXXVIII
Columbia SilJ^
Dyeing Co.
1 Mill
! ! M 1 ! M
Attxfxtml #tlk
2ilark tinh Cnlnrs
Keystone Phone, Park J 808
Bell Phone, Columbia 1119
- 1726-30 ^. Howard St.
Philadelphia
1 Mill
1 1 1 1 1
XXXIX
36th and Grays Ferry Road Market at 30th Street
Wilson-Martin Co.
Pacl^ers and Provisioners
PHILADELPHIA
FRESH MEATS OF BLUE RIBBON BRAND
UNSURPASSED QUALITY MEAT DELICACIES
CHARLES HARLAN JOHN NOBLE, JR.
President Vice-Pres. & Treas.
WM. A. HAINES
Secretary
Company
Abattoir and Salesrooms
30TH AND RACE STREETS
PHILADELPHIA
XL
Lombard 25-03 Long Distance Bell Phone, Lombard 25-04
ITarob M. ^mttl| Sc (En.
WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
"'".Z'sfsT FRESH AND SALT
WATER FISH
POULTRY AND GAME
IT Bork ^t. 3fi&^ MavkH
Supplying Hotels, Institutions, Steamships "Our Business'
Wholesale Trade. Also Storekeepers in General.
STORAGE MOVING PACKING SHIPPING
Main Offices: Delaware Ave. & Green St., Phila.
Operating Nine Warehouses, covering 20 Acres of Space
CONNECTING WITH THE FOLLOWING RAILROADS
PHILA. & READING
PENNSYLVANIA BALTIMORE & OHIO
XLI
NEW YORK
40 White Street
CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA
412 South Wells Street Lehigh Ave. & Howard St.
Ward-Davidson Company
MANUFACTURERS OF
TURKISH TOWELS, BATH
RUGS, ROBING AND TERRY
NOVELTIES
PHILADELPHIA
W- H. & A. E. MARGERISON & CO.
TU RK1SH "^m TOWELS
Durable - Absorbent - Attractive
TURKISH TOWELS
WASH CLOTHS AND BATH MATS
Jasper and Huntingdon Sts.
Philadelphia
THEO. F. MILLER,
President and General Manager
F. LEIGHTON KRAMER,
Secretary and Treasurer
TURKISH TOWELS
RUGS AND NOVELTIES
iar unh (Evt^t^nt Cnmpanjj
^ttncock atth SI^J^isli Au^.
pilUab^lpl^fit
ROBEKT N. WHINNEY
New York Salesroom: 242 Fourth Avenue
John W. Kershaw Company^ inc.
Manufacturers of
Wa/is-rek
YOUR GUARANTEE
REVERSE THE NAME
TURKISH TOWELS -
NEW YORK OFFICES
'60 Worth Street
EDWARD N. HILL
SALES MANAGER
WASH CLOTHS - BATH MATS
1734 North Fifth Street
Philadelphia
XLII
T R McCUTCHEON & BRO.
INCORPORATED
MANUFACTURERS
Men s NecI^Wear and Reefers
Main Office
ELEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS PHILADELPHIA
Eskimo Knitting Mills
INCORPORATED
MANUFACTURERS OF
High Grade Knit Goods
EAST THOMPSON AND ELKHART STREETS
Phone Connection PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Hensel Silk Mfg. Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
TRIMMINGS
1011-1015 DIAMOND STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Hughes & Bradley Co.
MAKERS OF
NECKWEAR FOR MEN
ST. GEORGE BUILDING
S. W. COR. 13th and ARCH STREETS
PHILADELPHIA
XLIII
(f^liu^r ICttttttng Company
INCORPORATED
Silk and Silk- and- Wool
k and Silk- and- Wool LJ^^ o^^^ •■/•'%>
FULL-FASHIONED nosiery
HANCOCK AND ALLEGHENY AVE.
THIRD AND HUNTINGDON STS.
BELL PHONES KEYSTONE PHONE
Kensington 6713 Park 2717
6714
"■= Quality First
CLARENCE L. MEYERS
Y^ R N S
SECOND AND SOMERSET STS. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DANIEL J. TAYLOR SAMUEL J. TAYLOR
TAYLOR BROTHERS
Successors to E. Wilkinson & Son
MANUFACTURERS OF
AMBER AND ADAMS STS.
'Cumberland Mills PHILADELPHIA A^eu; York Office
Amber and Adams Sts. 15-17 Thomas St.
H. M. FREEMAN
WOOLEN and V/rt-nc
WORSTED -* ^'"5
1 08- 1 0 W. OXFORD ST. PHILADELPHIA
XLIV
ESTABLISHED 1879
MATTHEW MURPHY & SON
MANUFACTURERS OF
TAPES and BINDINGS
S. E. CORNER
Third and Cumberland Sts., Philadelphia
Wi. ii. Butt Company, Inc.
^ucrcasors tn A- *£ictflev Sc Conipnuu
..■§pecialta in..
Watst^h anh Cotton ^arne
Maacl}BV §tr00t anh ilHontgnttipra Aupnu^, ptitlad^lplim
ERNST MULLER, Proprietor
pij00ittx Bg^ Works
DYERS OF
SILK AND COTTON Clearfield and Witte Streets
HOSIERY PHILADELPHIA, PA.
FIDELITY FINISHING WORKS, Inc.
DYERS AND FINISHERS
OF
Men's Wear and Dress Goods
Witte below Allegheny Avenue
H. ST. CLAIR WAGNER PHILADELPHIA, PA.
XLV
G. A. BISLER, Inc.
Paper ^ojce*s
245-55 NORTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
NEW YORK FACTORY : 70 Washington Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
PITTSBURGH FACTORY: Third Ave. and Ross St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
HUSKEY MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
OFFICE PARTITIONS
DRUG and
STORE FIXTURES
INTERIOR
WOOD WORK
Columbia Avenue and Howard Street
COLUMBIA 1272 PARK 1144
PLAIN-FANCY
TATE'R DATZ 'BOXES
537-41 N. Third Street
THOMAS H. BALL
President and
Treasurer
Bell Telephone, Camden 324-326 FRANK H. BENRATH
General Manager
ENGLISH SYSTEM
FOR
MEN'S WEAR AND DRESS GOODS
SELLING AGENT
THOMAS H. BALL
Philadelphia, Boston, Providence
New York
Highland Worsted Company
MANUFACTURERS OF
FINE WORSTED YARNS
CAMDEN, N. J.
XLVI
A. Waxman & Company
GLASS
420-22-24 NORTH THIRD STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
FREDERICK J. WENTZ
Successor to IG. BERNERT & CO.
MAKER OF
Exclusive Willow and Reed Furniture
2233-37 GERMANTOWN AVENUE
BOTH TELEPHONES PHILADELPHIA
Laurel Soap Manufacturing Co.
INCORPORATED
WM. H. BERTOLET & SONS
Textile Soaps and Oil Products
Howard, Hope and Palmer Streets
PHILADELPHIA
SCHOLLER BROS., Inc.
MANUFACTURERS OF
"Soaps that Satisfy"
AMBER AND WESTMORELAND STREETS
PHILADELPHIA
XLVII
M. PHILLIPS M. WOLF L. PHILLIPS J
I
National Hair Cloth Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
HIGH GRADE HAIR CLOTH
JASPER AND ORLEANS STREETS
BOTH PHONES PHILADELPHIA, PA.
BOTH PHONES
J. TURNER & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
HAIR CLOTH
253 Ashmead Street, Germantown Philadelphia, Pa.
GEORGE M. HEPWORTH ALFRED T. MASTELLER
JOHN M. HEPWORTH ALBERT A. SCHUMANN
William Hepworth & Sons
Manufacturers of
All Grades of Garnetted Worsted Wastes
Dealers in
WOOL, Noils and Worsted Wastes
OFFICE: 13 Letitia St. MILL: Trenton and Susquehanna Aves.
Phones: Lombard 3373, Main 3789 Phone: Kensington 4463
MANUFACTURER OF
Upholstery Goods Curtains
Draperies Scarfs
Table and Couch Covers
2015 EAST BOSTON AVENUE PHILADELPHIA
XLVIII
Geo. L. Tallman
Braijman
337 North Third Street
Residence, General
1928 N. Hancock St. Bonded License
l^ugij U. iHlcCarron
UNITED STATES
BONDED TEAMSTER
16 North Front Street Philadelphia
Keystone Phone, Park 1064 Bell Phone, Kensington 6497
GEORGE WEISS CO.
Cabinet Woah Wtitk
1216-18-20-22 NORTH MASCHER STREET
Bank and Philadelphia, Pa. Bulk
Office Partitions Windows
S. H. ROBBINS J- J. EDELMAN, C. E.
Robhins Contracting Co.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
1137-39 N Front Street Phila., Pa,
XLIX
CHAS. E. NOBLIT, President JOS. KOHN, Vice-President
Noblit Bros. & Co., Inc.
JOBBERS OF
CABINET HARDWARE and
UPHOLSTERERS' SUPPLIES
222 SOUTH SECOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA
ESTABLISHED 1849 INCORPORATED 1917
American Baby Carriage Factory
MANUFACTURERS OF
-.<3^
fPh-
P M I Ui A D E L P H I A
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES AND TOYS
L. RIEBER & CO. 16 NORTH FOURTH STREET
Proprietors Philadelphia, Pa.
SCHOENHUT'S TOYS EDUCATIONAL TOYS
MANUFACTURED IN PHILADELPHIA SINCE 1872
Schoenhut's Toy Pianos Schoenhut's All-Wood Dolls
Schoenhut's Humpty-Dumpty Circus Toys, Etc.
THE LATEST
SCHOENHUrS INDOOR GOLF
THE IDEAL GAME FOR HOME OR CLUB
THE A. SCHOENHUT COMPANY, MFRS. Philadelphia, Pa.
JOHN SMITH FRANK B. PUTT
President and Treasurer Vice-President and Secretary
BRANDLE & SMITH CO.
MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONERS
EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURERS OF
ORIGINAL SPECIALTIES IN HARD CANDIES
Satin Finish (trade mark) Confections
Eighth, Ninth and Dauphin Streets Philadelphia
Manufacturers of
QUALITY PAINTS
AND
WOOD FINISHING PRODUCTS
Richmond and Tioga Sts. Philadelphia
J\teMi@i3tumbiiiq; J^ippligf'
^^515:Arch^C>hilcxdelphicx-
Edward H. Reuss, Jr.
30TH & RACE STREETS
PHILADELPHIA
POWER HEATING and PLUMBING
PIPING CONTRACTOR
James E. Tague & Co.
Slumber ant
Wall ^cath
Tenth and Columbia Ave. Philadelphia
LI
The Hughes Thread Mfg. Co.
iiffor Eupry JJurposp
Saving Contng
Orthodox and Horrocks Sts.
FRANKFORD, PHILA.
B^rk Manufartxtring Co.
Makers of
SUNFAST SILK and MERCERIZED YARN GOODS
TAPESTRIES, SILK SCARFS, DRAPERIES
AND TABLE COVERS
^tiUattelpijia iFartorij anil §hnuiroarn:
llnttg anJi i£vxpsv BttBBta ^rankfarh
Pendlebury & Son
Aramtnga
NAPPING, PRINT, DYE
And FINISHING WORKS
— FRANKFORO, PA.
Bell and Keystone Cable Address:
Telephones Milperse, Philadelphia
PERSEVERANCE MILLS
Manufacturers of Woolen and Worsted Yarns
UJanagunk, pi^tla.. Pa.
LII
Bib
erman
DrOtherS Manufacturers of
Wash Dresses
FIFTEENTH AND MT. VERNON STREETS
With 'NnvtBW iffabric Cn^
Fast T^ A T^ T^ C For Tying
Color J. JT^ mT H^ t^ Vegetables
931-937 Market St. Philadelphia
GLOBE KNITTING MILLS
MANUFACTURERS OF
1723-29 N. Philip St. Philadelphia, Pa.
HANCOCK YARN MILLS
INCORPORATED
FRANKFORD - PHILADELPHIA
Mercerized and Dyed Yarns
HEDDLES
LIECE RODS
BEAMING RAITHES
ESTABLISHED 1875
PATENT
WIRE DUPE
HARNESS
USalk^r Mannttittuting, Cn., Inc.
Manufacturers of
REEDS AND MEDDLE FRAMES
LIII
FRED. PEARSON & CO., inc.
Manufacturers QF F TO J W FOR EVERY
of r^ I ^ i J^ MM PURPOSE
LEVERINGTON AVENUE AND WILDE STREET
MANAYUNK, PHILADELPHIA
J. SULLIVAN «& SONS MFG. CO.
TAPES, STAY BINDINGS
FANCY TRIMMINGS
2224 N. NINTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
WILLIAM SKINNER & SONS
MANUFACTURERS
SILKS AND SATINS
holvoke^'mass 1101-1105 Market Street
TELEPHONE p p ^^'l-I^vARTz
CONNECTIONS V-'* ■■— '• ►JX-^X ± TT X-VAX. X ^^
Manufacturer of
UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE
Represented by 231-233 S. AMERICAN STREET
L. H. SCHWARTZ PHILADELPHIA
DAVID S. CANTOR
SHOE JOBS AND NOVELTIES
ALWAYS ON HAND
BELL TELEPHONE 311 ARCH STREET
MARKET 3425 PHILADELPHIA, PA.
HARRY COHEN & COMPANY
WOOL TOPS
Manufacturers of Worsted Yarns
216 Chestnut Street : Philadelphia, Pa.
LIV
THE HOUSE WE RECOMMEND
WhiOLESALE,
402-404 N. Second Street
Philadelphia
SUPPLYING INSTITUTIONS and HOTELS "OUR BUSINESS
Delaware Storage and Freezing Co.
211 CALLOWHILL STREET
PHILADELPHIA
John J. Hitschler & Son
RECEIVERS — WHOLESALERS — JOBBERS
BUTTER and EGGS
1221-1223 South Street Philadelphia
ROBERT L. BEYER CHARLES C. STAHL J. R. HANLING
Headquarters for White Pekin Ducklings
BEYER & CO., Inc.
WHOLESALERS AND JOBBERS IN
Poultry, Butter, Eggs and Cheese
235 Callowhill Street
Keystone Telephone, Main 3035 Bell Telephone, Market 5277 and 5278
LV
MICHELLS
Markets
PHILADELPHIA
Everything for Lawn, Farm and
Garden. Get a Catalog.
MICHELL S HOUSE
Henry Specht, Jr. Daniel W. Sperry
Specht & Sperry
Contractors
ttnh
643 HEED BUILDING
1213-15 FILBERT ST.
Philadelphia
CJnntractors for ttje
Marvin 2Iaaker ilHeittorial ii^all -
Bell Phone, Walnut 3083
Slotits ?Ru9^r
Company
Established 1867
Manufacturers of
COPPER & GALVANIZED
IRON CORNICE BAY
WINDOWS & SKYLIGHTS
TIN, TILE,
SLATE & SLAG ROOFING
XH03-05 H. ifiauvtl} .§t.
IS MAKING PHILADELPHIA A
BETTER PLACE TO SLEEP IN
Wm. H.
McMahen
Company
242-44 -4B #. 2nh §tr^^t
LVI
The
William H. Lorimer's
Weimar Brothers
Sons Co.
Ontario and Lawrence Streets
Manufacturers of
Tapes
Bindings
Philadelphia
and
MANUFACTURERS OF
Narrow Fabrics
MERCERIZED
2046-48 AMBER STREET
COTTON YARN
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Telephone, Kensington 1279
Loopers
Meyers & Reimet
Looper Cutters
and
Seamers
John W. Hepworth
DYERS
Of SILK and
COTTON HOSIERY
& Co.
110-112 W. Turner Street
PHILADELPHIA
NORTHWEST CORNER
Lehigh Avenue and Mascher Street
PHILADELPHIA
Established 1868
John M. Schwehm's Sons
CAMEL
DYES
MANUFACTURERS OF
Hair Cloth
and Silk
STANDARD
EVERYWHERE
Upholstery Goods
13 to 15 WISTER ST.
Below Cermantown Ave.
Telephone Connection
P. O. Station "G"
John Campbell & Co.
Second Street and Girard Avenue
PHILADELPHIA
Germantown, Philadelphia
Chas. F. Credo, Mgr.
LVII
Bell, Walnut 3700
Keystone, Race 2185-3581
Supply Co^
INCORPORATED
Hotel and Restaurant
Supplies
BEEF, VEAL, LAMB, PORK
POULTRY, LARD
BUTTER, EGGS, AND ALL KINDS
OF SMOKED MEATS
908-10-12-14 Ridge Avenue
PHILADELPHIA
MYER CLAITMAN Bell, Lombard 4251
HARRY EPSTEIN
Claitman
& Epstein
CABINET AND
MILL WORK
OFFICE PARTITION AND
STORE FIXTURES
Architectural Woodwork
309-311 Reed Street
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A deliciously Smooth Ginger Ale
that's made of Ginger and not
of Capsicum
Always
Have Some
On Ice
ALSO
BLUE ANCHOR
SASS
BIRCH BEER
and
ROOT BEER
Phone Us Today
TIOGA 2495
JOHN FRIEDRICH
SOLE OWNER
5th and RisingSun Ave., Phila., Pa.
"Blue Anchor Beverages"
BELL, LOMBARD 4013
KEYSTONE, MAIN 2075
H. Robinson
American
Metal
Company
«^
Northeast Corner
WATER and MIFFLIN STS.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
LVIII
Landis & Company
Wholesale Dealers, Importers and
Manufacturers' Agents of
CARPETS, RUGS
LINOLEUMS
MATTINGS AND
House furnishings
Salesrooms
45 NORTH THIRD STREET
Philadelphia, Pa.
Established 1885
Ignatius Haaz
Manufacturer of
Sample Books
Phonograph Record
Albums
404-412 BROWN STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Market 1403 Telephones Park 4828
HEATING Kti^iBs
** That's Our Business"
GET OUR PRICES
"We Do It Right and Guarantee It"
If You Contemplate Installing a
FURNACE ^{^liils
Get Our Prices They Are Lowest
We Are Sole Distributors of the
KhT^ KARBURETOR
A Coal Saving Device wrhich is easily
attached (while fire is burning) to any type
of Boiler, Furnace, Coal Range or Parlor
Stove. It Saves Coal and Gives More Heat
FRED'K SARIN & CO., Inc.
HOWARD MILLER, President
237-239-241 BREAD STREET
Established 1866
Incorporated 1899
Artman Treichler
Company
Manufacturers' Agents
Wholesale Dealers and Importers
Carpets, Rugs, Mattings
Linoleums, Oil Cloths
Wood and Willow Ware
Warehouse
York Avenue and Willow Street
Office and Salesrooms
626 ARCH STREET, PHILA.
Bell Phone, Lombard 7863
Mttttipolittin
Electric Supply
Company
WHOLESALE
Electric Supplies
45 N. SEVENTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Fisher, Bruce
& Company
IMPORTERS AND
WHOLESALERS OF
China, Crockery, Glass-
ware, Electric Lamps
and Fixtures
Silverware
219-221 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA
LIX
GEORGE H. SNYDER
PAPER BOXES
3631-3639 N. SMEDLEY STREET PHIL A., PA.
TIOGA 5576-5577
PAPER - BOX - MANUFACTURER
iFrankfnr& Aup. Sc Suan §t. JFrankfarli, pi7Ua.
F. SCHOETTLE, inc
Paper Boxes and Mailing Tubes
310 Florist St. Philadelphia
Bell Phone, Market 0640
JOHN MARTIN
iaarktng H^ax
iJjanufartur^r
1436 N. Sixth St. Philadelphia
Bell Phone, Dickinson 0453 Keystone, Race 56-51 A
JOHN J. FODEY
2l0x^0
25th and Tasker Sts. Philadelphia
BOTH
PHONES
Standard Packing Box Co.
Manufacturers of the kind of f) \_) y\_ £^ ^ you want when you want them
16G5.1607 N. FRONT ST., PHILADELPHIA
LX
ij^enttj A. i^xttxtt^^ ^ons Co.
IRON, STEEL AND METALS
4501 2{!cI)monj1 §trr^t
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
FiferABeattv
Front St. & Lehigh Ave.
Philadelphia
MILL SUPPLIES
HARDWARE
and TOOLS
SEES & FABER CO.
2008-10 N. FRONT STREET
Hardware, Cutlery, Tools, Mills, Machinist, Auto
and Radio Supplies
MORRIS, WHEELER & CO,
PHILADELPHIA
Iron and Steel
Henry B. Pancoast Co.
946-62 N. FRONT STREET PHILADELPHIA
PIPE - VALVES - FITTINGS - PUMPS
SKINNER IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
Bell Phone, Tioga 3605
SHEET METAL
CORNICES
SKYLIGHTS
SHEET METAL WORK
The J. Edw. Linck
Sheet Metal Works
2947-49-51 N. MARSHALL STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Keystone Phone, Park 1142
ROOFING
TIN, TILE, SLATE, SLAG
and CORRUGATED IRON
ROOFING, SPOUTING
and All Kinds of
REPAIRING
PAINTING
OF ROOFS, ETC.
LXI
ESTABLISHED 1857
Ellwood Allen
Lumber Co.
SAW and PLANING
MILLS
Building Lumber, White Pine
Hardwood, Beaver Board
Sash Doors, Shutters, Frames
Moulding, Sheetrock
TRENTON AVE. AND ANN ST.
PHILADELPHIA
Lumber
Pbtla&^lphfn
Chas. Leibrick Edward Leibrick
Chas. Leibrick
& Brother
Draymen
20 SOUTH WATER STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Phone, Tioga 5993
Keystone Phone, North 0057
John Warner
Hardwoods f 1
and Building LUIllDCr
Coal
1707 HUNTING PARK AVE.
PHILADELPHIA
HARDWOODS
HEMLOCK
WHITE PINE
N. C. PINE
"Our Prices Are Right"
LUMBER
Quick Auto Service to Any
Part of the City
Brady -Hindle Co.
47th and Woodland Ave.
Philadelphia
PHONE US YOUR WANTS
BELL PHONE
Woodland 7324
KEYSTONE PHONE
West 1891
Fink^s
Express
51-53 N. THIRD STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Phone
Market 6353
Keystone Phone
Main 8032
LXII
Have You Looked Over Our Line 'X' A Of IT CO
of DINING ROOM i /VDL.n.O ;
If Not Why Not Give Us a Call
Philadelphia Table Co., Inc,
1609-11-13-15 N. FIFTH STREET PHILADELPHIA
MORRIS OZLEK
Proprietor
iVmrriran Art CUn.
Antique Specialties and Artistic Wood Turning
FINE WORK TO ORDER
803 Brown Street Philadelphia
Phone, Poplar 1136 BUILDINGS DEMOLISHED
Central House Wrecking Co.
Dealers in All Kinds of Building Materials
Rr\ti rrJ^i- rtrtrJ ^r\1^ Lumber, Millwork, Plumbing Supplies, Pipes
OUUgfU UriLl iDUia and Fittings, Office Furniture, Store Fixtures
Restaurant Fixtures. § yV. Cor. 12th and Spring Garden Sts.
MATUSOW BROS.
PAPER AND WOOLEN C^^^^l* ^
MANUFACTURERS' OUppiieS
Both Phones 454-58 N. NINTH ST., PHILADELPHIA
Samuel W. Kooperman Herman Kooperman
Edw. Kooperman & Sons
Painting and Decorating
ESTABLISHED 1890
Bell Phone, Poplar 0188 N. E. Cor. 29th and Poplar Sts.
Keystone Phone, Race 5020 Philadelphia
East 528-29 Kensington 0152
A. ROSE & SON, Inc.
Paper Mills Supplies
2521-41 East York Street PHILADELPHIA
LXIII
Union Chemical Works
High Grade Fertilizers
ALL KINDS OF
FERTILIZER MATERIALS
NORTH WALES. PA.
PRINTING ^l
JL. ^ y^ J • careful auueiiLiuii as ii t
of Quality p"^°"""^ '° °"^ °'""
Mail and Telephone Orders
given the same prompt and
ul attention as if delivered
NORMAN B. NUSS
203 SOUTH MAIN STREET
BELL TELEPHONE 1 54 NORTH WALES, PENNA.
Norristown Magnesia and Asbestos Co.
ASBESTOS PRODUCTS
PIPE AND BOILER COVERINGS
Heat and Cold Insulations
NORRISTOWN, PA.
ESTATE OF GEO. S. SNYDER
Hatfield Mills, Coal and Lumber Yards
Specialties — Excelsior Brands
TABLE CORN MEAL, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
HIGH GRADE WHITE RYE FLOUR, WHEAT
and RYE GRAHAMS, BALED HAY and STRAW
Service and Quality Our Slogan
Phones 44 and 39 J HATFIELD, PA.
LXIV
Don't Pay Big Prices
Come in and be convinced we have
the finest and largest selection and
lowest prices.
Electric
Fixtures
Visit our
Showrooms
and
SAVE
MONEY
^lSl
Reliance Gas & Electric Fixture Co.
1511 Arch Street :: Philadelphia
LXV
BARING 0874
MARCELLE SHOP
EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY
4049 GIRARD AVENUE PHILADELPHIA
BELL, Belmont 9454
LADIES' GOWNS and SUITS
1220 N. FORTY-FIRST STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
SIcU Q^vlv\}l}onv, DtnmnitJJ 4521
Qrrnrattans
«^
mall papers i^^r Wtst BaupliUx street
anh Cretonnes jfiiHaftclpiTia
LX\'I
BOSTON READING
ALBANY NEW YORK
Schell, Longstreth & Co.
Cotton Yarns
230 and 232 CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
The Silk Stockings that Wear
Lehigh Silk Hosiery Mills
INCORPORATED
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA NORRISTOWN
ELIAS NUSBAUM & BRO.
Electrical Contractors
AMONG THE LEADERS FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS
2023 Sansom Street
C* 1 il \T ■• ID 1 2d St. and Girard Ave.
tilgntn liatlOnal Bank Philadelphia, pa.
ESTABLISHED 1864
Trust and Savings Fund Departments
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
STRONG -:- SAFE -:- SUCCESSFUL
LXVII
Branch Store :
306-310 Reading Terminal Market
Vienna
Bread
Bakery
lEpp^r's
609 N. 5th St.
PHILADELPHIA
Special — Hotels and Restaurants Supplied
FACTORY— BURLINGTON, IOWA
Mississippi Pearl
Button Company
Sal
esroom ;
1017 ARCH STREET
p. LAUBER Philadelphia, Pa.
J. Sellers Pennock
SANITARY
PLUMBING
and HEATING
1220 Locust Street
Agent for RUSSWIN Hardware
Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Co.
Adolph Soeffing
& Company
HARDWARE
833 Arch Street, Philadelphia
Manufacturer of
OFFICE & BANK PARTITIONS
STORE FIXTURES
19 S. Eighth Street
724-26-28 Ludlow Street
41-43 N. Hutchinson Street
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Phone, Keystone,
Filbert 2609 Race 6033
D. L. Hanley
BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY
1032-1043
j^hiln&elpbia
MEATS
1203 IFUb^rt §tr^^t
J^iiiin&elpbtn
M. & J. B. McHUGH
CONTRACTORS
892 Markoe Street
PHILADELPHIA
MAGAZINER,
EBERHARD & HARRIS
- ARCHITECTS -
603 Chestnut Street
PHILADELPHIA
Robert L, Latimer
& Co,
Mill, Mine, Elevator,
Conveyor and Power
Transmission Machinery
and Supplies
24-26 North Front Street
PHILADELPHIA
LXVIII
Boyertown
Burial
Casket Co.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
BOYERTOWN, PA.
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Bronze,
Metallic,
Hardwood
and CJoth-
Covered
Caskets,
Robes and
Linings
FERGUSON
CARPET CO,
Stenton Ave. & Rockland St.
Wayne Junction
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Manufacturers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
COMMER CIAL TRUSTS UILDING
Philadelphia, Pa.
EDWIN I. AT LEE, President
Compliments of
5819 GERMANTOWN AVE.
^1}B ^tappBv §tnr0
Bell Phone, Sherwood 0525
Mrs. Joseph D. Schiller
GOWNS
263 South Fifty-Seventh Street
Hoffman-Corr Mfg. Co.
Ask Your Dealer and Insist on Having
Your Awnings Made From
Hoffman Gold Medal Brand Awning Stripes
Largest Rope and Twine House in the
World, Contractors to the Government
312 Market Street, Philadelphia
150 Duane Street, New York
Scarry lEmsk
Sc Companij
«^
40 NORTH SIXTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA
ARMY & NAVY
STORE COMPANY
iJltlttnrij
225 MARKET STREET
COMPLIMENTS OF
SAMPLE LACE SHOP
5851 - Germantown - Avenue
Bell Phone, Lombard 1050
SPECIALTY
FURNITURE CO.
Wholesale Furniture
221 CHESTNUT STREET
Maurice G. Cohn Philadelphia
LXIX
Wacltn
MxUb
CLIFTON HEIGHTS
DELAWARE COUNTY, PA.
Complitri^nts of
(E. 3. ».
JOSEPH N. SUSSKIND
HULTON DYEING COMPANY
( I NCORPORATED)
3805-3819 FRANKFORD AVENUE
Philadelphia, Pa.
DYERS OF FAST COLORS ON SLUBING IN THE BALL
WORSTED AND WOOLEN 0^/% YARNS PROCESSED FOR
YARNS FOR KNITTING AND ^Jf^ THE KNITTING AND
WEAVING PURPOSES WEAVING TRADE
LXX
Steamy Vapor, Vacuum
and Hot Water Heating
IMPERFECT HEATING
PLANTS CORRECTED
Specializing in Residential Heating Apparatus
•^/*
KRIEBEL & COMPANY
822 Green Street Philadelphia
Contractors for the heating installation in the
MORRIS LASKER MEMORIAL HALL
Union National Bank
PHILADELPHIA
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $1,300,000
Resources, $18,000,000
J. S. McCULLOCH
President
HENRY F. MITCHELL LOUIS N. SPIELBERGER
V ice-President Vice-President
SAMUEL CAMPBELL O. STUART WHITE
Vice-President Vice-President
FREDERICK FAIRLAMB J. G. KRATTENMAKER
Cashier Assistant Cashier
LXXI
r-*'
cAFE LUBIN
rOR A M^AL THAT'S REAU^
WALNUT STREET
ABOVE TWELFTH
" To L.ubins^''
on Sunday
QUR$1.25 DINNER with its
unusual tastiness and fine
quality of foods appeals invari-
ably to discriminating Jewry.
During the Week
$1
Table d'Hote Dinner
11 to 8.30
60c and 75c Luncheons
11 to 2.30
Celery and Lettuce
Every Day in the Year
A. E. Freeman
Receiver and Distributer
Fruits and Vegetables
^
151 DOCK STREET
134 WALNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Compliments of
^titztv Sirntl^^rs
Marl^ovitz
Brothers
JOBBERS IN
HOSIERY AND
UNDERWEAR
NOTIONS
321-323 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Lxxir
Try a Shoyer
$1.25
Sunday Dinner
and enjoy a justly famous
meal amidst the most
pleasant and home-
like atmosphere
d»1 DINNER d»l
*P •■• DURING THE WEEK «P •••
SHOYER' S
Famous Restaurant
412 ARCH STREET
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO WEDDINGS,
BANQUETS AND SOCIAL
AFFAIRS OF ALL KINDS
COMPLIMENTS OF
ROSE MANUFACTURING CO.
PHILADELPHIA
1312 Walnut
Engel Fashions
Dominate
in Philadelphia
J^ITH that "chic"
and youthful ap-
pearance that has made
this new shop J^nown.
Engel' s low prices
touch a new note in
Fashiondom
Royal
Apartment
Hotel
Girard Avenue and
Broad Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
A Quiet
High- Class
J^partment Hotel
UNSURPASSED IN REFINEMENT
AND ENVIRONMENT. CUISINE
OF THE HIGHEST STANDARD;
SUPPLIES FROM OUR OWN BIG
SPRING FARM IN THE BEAUTI-
FUL CHESTER VALLEY.
MEYER B. SHER, Manager
LXXIII
THE THOMAS W. PRICE COMPANY
p
^PFCJA 1 TIF ^ CARDBOARD
^rn^^i^ui in.^ ENVELOPES
503-505 LUDLOW STREET » Correspondence
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Solicited
NEW YORK, 345-347 Broadway BOSTON, 99 Chauncey Street
CHICAGO, 226 W. Adams Street
CATLIN & COMPANY
YARNS
COPS. SKEINS. CONES, TUBES AND WARPS
235 CHESTNUT STREET .-. PHILADELPHIA
ROBERT LeFORT & CO., Inc.
^ NOVELTY LACE CURTAINS
3360-62-64 FRANKFORD AVENUE
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
FIRTH & FOSTER COMPANY
Dyers and Finishers of Piece Goods
WE ARE SPECIALLY EQUIPPED FOR FINE ALL-WOOL AND
SILK-AND-WOOL MIXED FABRICS
BRIGHT COLORS — S UPERB LUSTER
Retail Sales Service and Repairs
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH:
N. W. Corner Broad and Poplar Streets
LXXIV
PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
N. E. Corner Twelfth and Arch Streets
WE PAY 4i INTEREST
on Saving Fund Deposits
and accept any amount from $1.00 upward. Your future welfare largely
depends upon your present frugality
GEORGE C. BOWKER, President HARRISON C. REA, JOSEPH H. RUBIN
WILLIAM B. VROOMAN, Sec'y and Treas. Vice-Presidents
National Casket Company
Representing the Best in the Industry
BRANCHES IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES
BERGER BROTHERS COMPANY
Tinners^ Hardware and
Roofers^ Supplies
237 ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA
Oswald Lever Co., Inc.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Textile Machinery
11th and Cambria Streets PHILADELPHIA, PA.
KUNKEL'S— fAe COAL of Quality
Selected Coal from Good Collieries is the Only
Kind we Sell and Back with Our Reputation.
Kunkel's Coal Gives More Heat and Less Ash. It
is the Most Economical Coal You Can Buy.
J. E. kXJNKEL
63rd and MARKET STREET
51st and GRAY'S AVE. PHILADELPHIA
LXXV
The H. B. Smith Co.
17th and Arch Sts.
PHILADELPHIA
MANUFACTURERS OF
Mills Water Tube Boilers H. B. Round Boilers
For Large Construction Work. For Small Building Operations
Radiators — Designed for Every Purpose
FOUNDED 1853 INFORMATION UPON REQUEST
MnxihtvB^ irnnuinrk Qlnmpatty, inmrporat^n
§tructural §t^^l
©rnam^ntal iron anti JUir^ Moth
Frederick Grundy CARLTON STREET, WEST OF 24th STREET
General Manager PHILADELPHIA, PA.
BELL PHONE, KENSINGTON 0200
WM. CUMMINGS & CO.
tacks, iEtc.
2656 SALMON STREET PHILADELPHIA
Disinfectants and Disinfecting Appliances Houses Scientifically Fumigated
WE ARE EXPERTS IN THIS LINE
WEST DISINFECTING CO., Inc.
The Largest Manufacturers of Disinfectants and Disinfecting Appliances in America
MAIN OFFICE AND LABORATORY, NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, 1303 RACE STREET
CHARLES AUERBACK. Manager BOTH PHONES
LXXVI
SMITH, HARDICAN CO.
Contractors
Carpenters and Builders
1606 CHERRY STREET
PHILADELPHIA
TELEPHONE CONNECTION
GEORGE B. CLOPP
MANUFACTURER OF
Iron and Steel Work
OFFICE AND WORKS
3717-19-21-23 FILBERT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
BENJ. F. LEATHEM
3501 LANCASTER AVENUE
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Phone, Filbert 5104
OM
Sanitary Refrigerators
are sold only at the McCray Salesrooms
206 SOUTH ELEVENTH ST.
PHILADELPHIA
LXXVII
PHONES: Preston 4616
West 440
NAGLER BROTHERS
Sheet Metal Workers
LANCASTER AVE. and BARING ST.
PHILADELPHIA -:- -:- PENNA.
of the Better Kind
We have a complete stock of the very
latest shades and designs
A. B. DRUCKER
427 S. Twentieth Street
BELL PHONE, Lombard 0126
WEINER & POLINER
MANUFACTURERS OF
^TrhT;"'"'.'' Clothing
and Children s ^
522 MARKET STREET 411 LUDLOW STREET
WILLIAM H. WARD
Artistic Wall Decorations
Paper Hangings
Painting
S. E. Cor. 15th and Oxford Sts.
Bell Phone, Poplar 1147 PHILADELPHIA
Cos ttt^ tie tan anti Cl)trnpn&tst
iHarmcIIo §HBtpm
523T CJTPstnut ftrp^t
Siclmont 1934
LXXVIII
&ee Speari* to #pf Siyi|t
S. E. Cor. Tenth and Arch Streets
Phone, Walnut 6683
Kryptok Invisible Bifocals
Tone Lenses
Philadelphia, Pa.
iRnman automobile
^IJliiaii COMPANY
23 X JCortlT
Siroat» §tr0et
COMPLIMENTS OF
Haverford Cycle Co.
503 MARKET STREET
^ell Pljoup, iWarkpt 2939
5K0r0l|baum
B28 Arrli Street
Pl^tla&elptiia
Woolens
Cotton
Goods
and Silks
Orders Called For and Delivered Promptly Phone Us, Belmont 6312
UNITED FRUIT MARKET
FANCY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
6142 LANSDOWNE AVENUE - PHILADELPHIA
NCR.^
/qNCHOR ^?^ BRiSND
^NUINE ROQUEFORT FU^O
P. E. SHARPLESS CO.
lTfi2
Established Over 100 Years
©0tar A. iP0ui Sc ^on
o^l MEATS 1^0
X922
§taUs 833 to 845, iE^alitng Sl^rmtnal Market
ARCH STREET FRONT
Telephone Connection
|pt|tlai)Hpt7tn
LXXIX
Compliments of
WM. R. DOUGHERTY
A FRIEND
NEW YORK
B. HOOLEY & SON
^ilK. Manufacturers
435-439 N. BROAD STREET
C. J. McDermott
105 N. 4th STREET
Trimble Brothers
Cut Stone Contractors
Erie Ave. and D Street
Philadelphia
Jonathan Ring & Son
Incorporated
Hancock and Montgomery Ave.
Joseph S. Keen, Jr.
Sacks Brothers
Andreas Meng's Sons
1228 Cherry Street
Wm. J. Weihenmayer
Conkling-Armstrong
Terra Cotta Co.
Manufacturers of
Architectural Terra Cotta Work
PHILADELPHIA
D. E. Peterson
J. W. Paxson Co.
Captain
James L. Crawford
LXXX
Capital and Profits, $725,000.00
Deposits, $6,000,000.00
The Atlantic Safe Deposit and Trust Company
OF ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY
We Invite Your Inspection of Our Banking Facilities
OFFICERS
JOSEPH THOMPSON, Pres. and Trust Officer M. D. YOUNGMAN, Vice-Pres.
SILAS SHOEMAKER, Sec'y and Treasurer LEWIS EVANS, Vice-Pres.
Joseph Thompson
Lewis Evans
M. D. Youngman
James T. Bew
E. V. Corson
DIRECTORS
William B. Loudenslager
J. L. Baier
Daniel W. Myers
Isaac Bacharach
Charles E. Schroeder
J. Estell Evans
James H. Mason, Jr.
Silas Shoemaker
W. E. Shackelford
G. Arthur Bolte
Wm. S. Emley
WILLIAM GORDON
MEATS, PROVISIONS
1226-1228 ATLANTIC AVENUE ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY
STEEL PIER,
ATLANTIC CITY
Open All Year
Children's Kimonos
Boudoir Slippers
L. H. Sherwin
SCttttonn f»l7nji
831 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, N. J.
Extra Sizes Made to Your Measure
Shur Drug
Company
Pennsylvania and Atlantic Aves.
Connecticut and Atlantic Aves.
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Sole Agents for
Vocalion Phonographs and Records
JULIUS BIRON E. M. BIRON
Telephone, Marine 1967
Phila. Jobbing House
Jobbers and Importers
General Merchandise
Paper and Bag Specialists
2324 ATLANTIC AVE. Atlantic City, N. J.
Telephone 819-W
Joseph L. Roth
Undertaker and
Emhalmer
435 ATLANTIC AVENUE
Atlantic City, N. J.
Phone 3217-W
HENRY L. MOVER
Real Estate and Insurance
304 Pacific Ave., Atlantic City, N. J.
FOR SALE — Cottages and Apartments
Business Investments
FOR RENT — Furnished and Unfurnished
Apartments and Cottages, by Month
Season or Year
J. HANKIN
NEPTUNE AVENUE
Sea Gate
Brooklyn, New York
#tto mtxiti
LXXXI
De LUCAS HAT SHOP
^utart lUtUtu^ry
POPULAR PRICES
1234 GIRARD AVENUE PHILADELPHIA
Compliments of
A FRIEND
SERVICE AND STABILITY
Integrity Trust Company
Fourth and Green Streets, Philadelphia
GEORGE KESSLER. President HERMAN WISCHMAN, Secretary and Treasurer
PHILIP E. GUCKES. Vice-President and Trust Officer HARRY C. KESSLER. Assistant Treasurer
GEORGE NASS. Jr., Vice-President WM. C. BYRNES. Title Manager
Capital, Full Paid, $500,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits, $1,700,000
WILLS DRAWN and Kept in Safe Deposit Vaults ACTS AS EXECUTOR. ADMINISTRATOR.
WITHOLFT CHARGE GUARDIAN or TRUSTEE
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT TITLES INSURED and MONEY
MORTGAGES FOR SALE LOANED ON MORTGAGES
''ABOVE ALL''
BOLD CIGAR
2 for 15. Cents
LXXXII
JONES MACHINE TOOL WORKS
MANUFACTURERS OF
SPECIAL MACHINERY and TOOLS
Wilton and Tapestry Carpet Looms
5300 Lansdowne Avenue and Primos, Pa.
LLOYD-GARRETT CO.
LIGHTING FIXTURES
Fifteenth and Locust Streets
NU-BLU MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Manufacturers of
The NU-BLU Laundry Cleanser
232 NORTH FRONT STREET : PHILADELPHIA
= 1706 Market Street
— . . 5 South 13th Street
LlTitOn S 10 North 12th Street
1526 Market Street
Ltl-nr^ly ^^ North 13th Street
UnCR 26 North 12th Street
• 8 North 11th Street
BAKERY: 2039-43 RITTENHOUSE STREET
PHILADELPHIA
LXXXIII
Sow QUAKER Brand
CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEED
OVER 99 J^'^ PURE
BELL, OREGON 7200 KEYSTONE, MAIN 9415
A. 2Ctrptrl|ntkaff
- BUILDER -
5. E. Cor. 5th & Tasker Streets Philadelphia, Pa.
Before You FINNEY & SON
FOUNDED 1850
Order See
MONUMENTS
Twelfth & Spring Garden Streets Philadelphia
Reasonable Prices Modern Plans Convenient to All Cemeteries
Bell Phone, Walnut 4140 Keystone Phone, Race 3518
MAX RIEDENBERG
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fine Groceries, Fruits and Produce
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND INSTITUTIONS SUPPLIED
1241 Vine Street Philadelphia
Bell Phone, Market 5301 French Pastry and Assorted Cakes
A. TEYSSIER F. TRUDEL
We recommend our Famous Kummel Rye Bread
FRENCH BREAD AND ROLLS OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY
270 NORTH FOURTH STREET PHILADELPHIA
BELL, SPRUCE 3797 KEYSTONE, RACE 571
Atlas Mijol^sal^ ^ror^rg Co^
RESTAURANT & HOTEL SUPPLIES
1725-27 Wood Street Philadelphia
H. M. Barnet
LXXXIV
Charles Gross
PASTEURIZED
Milk and
Cream
2123 Westmoreland Street
PHILADELPHIA
PHONE, PARK 890
LEO LIEBER
Originator of
Crimped
Chocolates
854 N. EIGHTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA
BANK AND OFFICE PARTITIONS
John E. Sjostrom Co.
Incorporated
CABINET MAKERS
1719 N. Tenth St. Philadelphia
Charles A. Sadler R. E. Sadler
Member of Phila. Real Estate Board, Inc.
Penna., 1908
ESTABLrSHED 1868
Win, Sadler's Sons
Successor to William Sadler
Real Estate Brokers, Insurance
Houses Bought, Sold and Rented
Care of Estates a Specialty
1526 Columbia Ave.
If You Come to Tioga, See THE-MAN-ON-THE-SPOT
CHARLES W. RUETER
EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE
1703 W. Tioga Street Phila., Pa.
Phones: Belmont 6995 West 25
S. MARGOLIS
Dealer in
Coal and Ice
Office and Yard
Forty-eighth and Parkside Avenue
Philadelphia
®i^
Phones: Diamond 6266 Park 3789
North- West Electric
Shop
"The House of Expert Service"
2437 North 29th Street
Philadelphia
Electric Household Appliances
Philadelphia
LXXXV
Electric Lighting Fixtures
Wiring Material
Electrical Devices for Automobiles
Electrical Installations
Expert Repairing
STREET
LINDER.*^
PROPERT
NS. CORNER OF tg\i> AND
CHESTNUT S-W. PHUADBLPHIA
Bell Phone, FRANKFORD 4553
Knitting,
Mill^
Manufacturers of
High-Grade
Full -Fashioned
H.
osiery
i antt ©ntario •§trp^ts
Jfl7ilaJiplpi7!a, Pa.
New York Office
ROOM 1006 FIFTH AVENUE BUILDING
Twenty-third Street and Fifth Avenue
H, & W. H. LEWIS, Inc.
238 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WORSTEDS and WOOLENS
CHICAGO NEW YORK
223 West Jackson Boulevard 25 Madison Avenue
BOSTON
31 Bedford Street
Paper Boxes
INC.
CANDY
BOXES
713-715 Spring Garden Street
OUR SPECIALTY
Bell Phone, WYOMING 1035
Thomas M. Keeley
Contractor and Builder
4411 Germantown Avenue
PHILADELPHIA
LXXXVI
^^J^.^^^
Jobbing
Promptly
Attended To
CALEDONIAN DYE WORKS
DYERS
Cotton Warps and Cotton Yarns
Cone and Tube Winding . . .
Emerald, Westmoreland and Cornwall Streets
PHILADELPHIA
ZELLNER BROTHERS
MANUFACTURERS
IMPORTERS and
DISTRIBUTORS OF
LAUNDRY SUPPLIES
837-39-41-43 NORTH AMERICAN ST., PHILADELPHIA
COLD BLAST FEATHER CO.
169 W. Berks Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
^t(Xti\tX PtIlnUlS • . ^ Costs No More than the Other Kind
and Feathers of the Better Kind .
Look for the Name When Buying
LXXXVII
UNION TRANSFER CO.
BAGGAGE EXPRESS
AGENTS AT ALL RAILROAD
STATIONS and TICKET OFFICES
PHILADELPHIA— BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON — READING
ATLANTIC CITY — CAMDEN
WATSON & McDANIEL CO.
MANUFACTURERS
McDANIEL STEAM TRAPS AND
WATSON PRESSURE REGULATORS
146 N. SEVENTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
"motor'
TRUCKS
FOR LOW
COST HAULING
International Harvester
Company of America
FARM IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS
OIL TRACTORS : : ENGINES
93 Branches in U. S. A.
2905 N. SIXTEENTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
LXXXVIII
GEORGE H.
RAPSON
- AND -
51 N. SIXTH ST,
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Telephone - Kensington 0265
Eugene Vellner
fBanitfacturpr
an& importer
Aniline Colors, Dye
Stuffs and Chemicals
1209-11-13 N. Fourth St.
PHILADELPHIA
Keystone Phone,
Park 777
Bell Phone,
Market 1734
Samuel Zeitlin
Hair Drawing Manufacturer
fo'' Brush Makers and
Hair Cloth Weavers
1004-10 N. ORKNEY ST.
Near Fifth and George Sts.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
LXXXIX
Sc ^01X0
Manufacturers of
FINE CALF
LEA THERS
S. W. Cor. Orianna and
Willow Streets
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
SMITH & PETERS
Clover Brand
iHakers
S. W. Cor. Howard and
Jefferson Streets
PHILADELPHIA
ESTABLISHED 1851
INCORPORATED 1902
BOTH PHONES
James S. Wilson & Son
I NCORPORATED
Painting
and
Decorating
2039 ARCH STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Largest Cone Bakers in the East
LOVE CONE
COMPANY
I ncorporated
Jobbers Solicited
French Hand
Rolled and Sweet
Pressed
Cones
955-57
N. Hutchinson St.
Philadelphia
BELL TELEPHONE, POPLAR 0782
Bell, Belmont 8623
Edward Frobinsky
WHOLESALE
Bottle Dealer
854 North 48th Street
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Carload Lots a Specialty
Srr)fX>^^^Mi
P^^^ MILD HAVANA ^^ll
/CIGARS. V
Eiseman Cigar Co., Phila.
Bell, Market 4605
Keystone, Park 36
Bershad's Bath
Incorporated
Turkish and
Russian Baths
Electric Cabinet Bath
Our Specialty
Artesian Water in all Swimming Pools
Never Closed — for Men and Women
973-81 North 7th St.
PHILADELPHIA
MavvxB
Manufacturer and Distributor of
Wall Coverings
526 to 536 S. 22d St.
Philadelphia
The Price Tells and the
Service Counts
Bell Phone, Garfield 1083
Booth Bottling
Company
INCORPORATED
Manufacturers of
QUALITY
SOFT DRINKS
Clearfield and Ruth Streets
PHILADELPHIA
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JOHN WILLIAMS , W.au..t B.aliu^.
T. C. KREWSON M.„„,.c.„,er »,
801and803 ICa^Jt^rS
•»« |. G|-».<a«»l- Sollinsi ^L■a^^ers, Sxtcttsion
__ ., , » , . SiuinginB ^tagrs, Darbs and
«i>u piianr Philadelpnia ainaa
Bell, DIAMOND 1927
S. YELLIN
3125 Montgomery Avenue Philadelphia
SPECIAL FACTORY AVORK
Keystone Phone, Bell Phone,
Main 5166-5167 Lombard 4426-4427
H. PERILSTEIN
Warehouse. 5 1 5 S. SlxtH StrCCt
510-18 South Randolph Street PHILADELPHIA, PA.
M. KRAKOVITZ & SON
Jobbing in POLISHED PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS
Kvahauitz
TRADE MARK- BRAND REG. PAT. OFF.
iKryatal-iKl^^r
All Kinds of Glass for Builders' Use Plate Glass for Furniture Tops
Fourth and Morris Streets
Both Phones WilliaiTi T. Gould, Jr. ^^^-'''-'•«'' ''''
QUAKER BRAND Charcoal Particularly
Pure Hardwood oprnii =; pat offipf Prepared for Steel
Charcoal for Poultry "EG D U. S. PAT. OFFBCE _^^^ ^,j general
and Live Stock ,<r^ W » A rh ^^ ^'^ A. ¥ Manufacturing
Feeding CHARCOAL ^^P^-
Office: S. E. Cor. Tioga & Belgrade Sts. - Philadelphia
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JACQUARD
Thos. Haltons Sons machines
Mascher Street Below Oxford Street
^.^^^ S^,
COMPLIMENTS OF
GEORGE ROYLE & CO
f^-^^^ 2-S ^^^
Jncorporateft
1302
Continental Bg^ Morks
T. A. HARRIS COMPANY
7C/ U/ TA^»v«*>o<-w». C^«.^^A Works: HANCOCK, MASCHER and
Ibl W . I hompson street Thompson sts., phila.
All Colors Dyed on Wool and Cotton Yarns, Hosiery, Jersey
Cloth and Eiderdown, Athletic Sweater and Cardigan Yarns
BLEACHING OF HOSIERY AND KNIT GOODS
2^. Hf. Mt^tv Colonial Rag Rugs
gr^ All Sizes from 24 Inches Wide to 12 Feet Wide
iLOIttpatty and Any Length
^:aV.^TZt\T^s\':^.'':^:L^^ll Handsome Rag Rugs or Rag Carpet
Coral anJi i3aupl|tn ftr^^ta pjiflabelpl^m, Jfa.
1214 CREASE STREET
NEW YORK OFFICE 456 FOURTH AVENUE
Dye and finishing workd
MASCHER AND TURNER STREETS PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DYERS AND FINISHERS
Woolens, Worsted and Mixed Fabrics Woven and Knitted
XCII
2010-24 N. TENTH ST.
PHILA., PA.
Manufacturers of
Galvanized
Range Boilers
AND
Expansion Tanks
JOHN BLOOD
& BRO., Inc.
Mercer i zers
AND Bleach ers
Processed Yarns for the
Underwear Trade
Janney and Clearfield
Streets
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
H.F.WALLISER
COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS OF
Drapery and Upholstery
TRIMMINGS
FRINGES FOR RUGS,
SHADES AND AWNINGS
1009-1015 North Bodine St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
BRIDAL PURE
FOODS
CANNED GOODS
COFFEE
DRIED FRUITS
SATISFY THE MOST DISCRIMINA-
TING CONSUMER
"THE ANSWER'S IN THE CAN"
Thomas Roberts & Company
Distributors
Philadelphia, Pa.
XCIII
WM. MacINTOSH CO.
Manufacturing
Lithographers
113-115 ERIE STREET :: CAMDEN, N. J.
F. 1'. GUCKER
R. G. Dun & Co.
J. R. GRUNDY
VIGILANl'
MILLS
FRANKFORD
COMPLIMENTS OF
THE SIMONS AND STRUVE
HOSIERY CO.
FRANKFORD
ri 1— ' . T CAMDEN PHONE 199
o. r eat her ^pusiLK tops
Company and noils
110 to 116 ERIE STREET CAMDEN, N. J.
COMPLIMENTS OF
JOS. M. ADAMS COMPANY
Worsted and Woolen Yarns
MANAYUNK. PHILADELPHIA
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A. W. Vandegrift, President Nelson M. Vandegrift, Vice-President
F. W. Hudtwalcker, Sec. and Treas.
SHEIP & VANDEGRIFT
INCORPORATED
814-832 North Lawrence Street
Keystone and Bell Telephones PHILADELPHIA
Bell Phone WILLIAM S. HALLER
Market 3081 ^OL KLEIMAN
Htttory Cigar 2iox ^ti^
245 RACE STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA.
/^ T T' Manufacturer of High-Grade
OAMUEL ROLLER Willow Furniture and Baskets
Main Store Branch
151 N. Second St. 3912 Germantown Ave.
Bell Phone, Market 2823 Phone, Tioga 9134
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA - - NEW YORK
53^. 8c Hf^ ©^©nnit^U manufacturers of
5°7^'?^®"* Slack Barrels
Moore btreet, Water to bwanson
PHILADELPHI A
3fpui anil SrconB i^and
UuQS - anh - ISurlaps
Wolf and Ritner Sts. Water and Swanson Sts.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Established DANIEL ADAMS Si'/.-n
CUabtn^t lUnrk anh §tatr 33lork iiPurntsl^^Ji
anh iEr^rt^ti, ICutnb^r, iUUl Hlork anh
||onrl|g0, jparqugt jfflooHng > > >
2931-2951 N. SEVENTH ST. 2932-2956 N. MARSHALL ST.
PHILADELPHIA
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The Enterprise Wall Paper Company
NORTHEAST CORNER
WATER AND MORRIS STREETS
PHILADELPHIA
JAMES CARNWATH. President ROBERT CARNWATH. Secretary and Treasurer
PENNSYLVANIA BOX & LUMBER CO.
PACKING BOXES, BOX SHOCKS and LAPPING BOARDS
613 and 615 Cherry St. American and Cumberland Sts.
PHILADELPHIA
Paxson's Sanitary Sweeping Compound ^eeps the Dust Down
BROOMS, DUSTERS, BRUSHES
RIGHT PRICES
PAXSON MANUFACTURING CO.
219 SANSOM STREET, PHILADELPHIA
Compliments of..
S. M. BRACHMAN & CO.
17 BANK STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA.
JOHN LANG PAPER CO.
^PHILADELPHIA, PA. =
PHONES
MONUMENTAL
WORKS
/ B. REIBSTEIN
OFFICE TWO SHOW ROOMS
C CIVTLJ CrorTT '*^^ *• SIXTH STREET
425 S. SIXTH STREET har nebo cemetery
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Both Phones
U. S. Gov't Inspection
Louis Pincus
Cut Meats
WHOLESALE ONLY
Fresh Tenderloins Always
on Hand
Our Own Cured Beef
Tongues
Sausage Meats for Sausage
Makers
218-220 CALLOWHILL ST.
342-346 N. AMERICAN ST.
Brodsky
Brothers
Wool Pullers
and Hide Dealers
ONTARIO STREET below
RICHMOND STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Philadelphia Desiccating
Works
M. L. Shoemaker
& Co., Inc.
Manufacturers of the
SWIFT- SURE
FERTILIZERS
Ammonite and Fertilizer
Material
PHILADELPHIA
In Every Good Delicatessen
Store Are
TONGUES
THAT
Speak for Us
Bernard Pincus
450 N. AMERICAN ST.
Philadelphia
Mutual Rendering
Company, Inc.
p. O. Address, Station E
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Tallow Renderers
POULTRY and HOG FEEDS
FERTILIZERS
BELL PHONE
KEYSTOSE PHONE
Standard Provision
Company
^
212-214 North Front St,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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COMPLIMENTS
of
Wildman Mfg. Co.
NORRISTOWN
PA., U. S. A.
BELL PHONE 170
THE KELLER
POTTERY
COMPANY
NORRISTOWN, PENNA.
Manufacturers of
Red
Standard Pots
Bell Telephone 815 R 5
O. Henriksen
Bread and Cake
BAKERY
STEAM BAKED, FRESH
EVERY DAY
Plumsteadville, Pa.
ALBERT H. COLLIER
JOHN G. NACK
NORTH WALES
TAPESTRY MILLS
MANUFACTURERS OF
Tapestry Curtains
Couch Covers and
Upholstery Goods
Main Office : North Wales, Pa.
PHONE, I52-R2
NEW YORK OFFICE
200 FIFTH AVENUE
Harry Goldstein. Representative
Jenkintown Market
Fancy Fruits
and Vegetables
High Grade Canned Goods
Fresh Fish and Oysters
S. E. Cor. York Road and
Greenwood Avenue
JENKINTOWN, PA.
BELL PHONE. OGONTZ 1178
Fritzlyn Farms
GUERNSEYS
W. F. FRETZ
PIPERSVILLE
PA.
XCVIII
^SJ^G^r Grain and Peanut Threshers
Union Feed and Ensilage Cutters
MANUFACTURED BY
HEEBNER & SONS
LANSDALE, PA.
2
-Year
Guarantee
i^i^^Jo)D^Cra@[M[£)
With Phila. Slotted Retainers
All Makes Batteries Repaired and Recharged
^■^k.^N-ls™"^ Charles B. Moyer ^SSi^fi^
Electrical Contractor 30 E. State Street, Doylestown
I ownsend jVlanufactming
Company ^O^^ESM
Edging and Laces for
Knit Underwear, Dress Trade and
Curtain Trade
Tapes for Corset and Brassiere
Trade
Agent Agent
E. W. JENKINS JOHN G. CHAPMAN
301 Mariner and Merchants Building 1123 Broadway
PHILADELPHIA, PA. NEW YORK
XCIX
Executes Trusts
Pays Interest on Deposits
Insures Titles
Surks (Unimta ©ruat (Enmpautr
Authorized Capital, $250,000; Paid-in Capital, $125,000; Surplus, $200,000
HENRY A. JAMES, President ; OSCAR 0. BEAN, First Vice-President
C. S. WETHERILL, Second Vice-President
GEORGE H. MILLER, Secretary and Treasurer
HARRY C. GARNER. Assistant Secretary
DOYLESTOWN, PA.
WHEN IN DOYLESTOWN, DO YOUR TRADING AT
CLYMER'S DEPARTMENT STORE
BUCKS COUNTY'S LARGEST STORE
R. L. CLYMER
36, 38 and 40 W. STATE ST., DOYLESTOWN, PA.
BELL PHONE No. 1
KEYSTONE No. 25
H. B. Rosenberger
DEALER IN
HAY, STRAW, COAL,
CEMENT, SAND,
STONE, FEED, Etc.
184 W. ASHLAND STREET
DOYLESTOWN
Joseph Windholz
Painting and
Paper hanging
Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc.
DOYLESTOWN, PA.
J. F. MOORE
Department
Store
Main and State Streets
BEST GOODS PROCURABLE
AT CASH PRICES
Doylestown, Pa.
GEORGE SOMMER
Fancy Print Butter
Ice Cream and Cheese
WHOLESALE RETAIL
DOYLESTOWN
TELEPHONES
Rp, , 1 Residence, 99 J KEYSTONE
'^'^^'^ ( Office. 38J Office, 24M
FRANK C. LEWIS
(Successor to Henry S. Beidler)
Merchant Miller
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Coal, Flour, Grain, Feed. Timothy and
Clover Seed. Lime, Fertilizers, Land
Plaster, Salt, Etc.
Machinery Doylestown, Pa.
Both Phones
Michael A. Rufe
(Formerly Rufe Bros.)
Plumbing, Steam, Hot Water
and Warm Air Heater Work
General Repairing and Machine Shop
NEW LOCATION:
Taylor Street, Between Main
and Pine Streets
DOYLESTOWN, PA.
Boyl^stoiun ®ru0t Cnutpany
CHARTERED 1896
Authorized Capital, $250,000.00-
Paid-in Capital, $125,000.00 - Surplus, $140,000.00
Start a Saving Fund Account and Watch It Grow
QUALITY COAL
2240 Lbs. to Every Ton Every Time
Ask the People Who Burn It
Andre, Barndt & Hoffman
Incorporated
DOYLESTOWN, PA.
THOMAS LYONS
Watches : : Clocks
Jewelry and Silverware
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
DOYLESTOWN
PA.
Dr. Wesley Massinger
Vete
rinarian
CHALFONT, PA.
Royal Silk Company
Manufacturers of
BROAD SILKS
DOYLESTOWN, PA.
Established 1872
HISTAND BROS
Slate and Tin Roofing
SPOUTING
COPPER CABLE LIGHTNING RODS
DOYLESTOWN, PA.
Dodge Brothers
Motor Vehicles
A. N. HELLYER
Authorized Dealer
Phone 160 J DOYLESTOWN, PA.
FRANK D. GOOD
HA Y and GRAIN
BELL PHONE CHALFONT, PA.
BELL PKONE 285 W
Gustave Sanders
PHOTO STUDIO
Doylestown - Penna.
Novelty Cone Co.
Adelphia Rag Co,
Strand Theatre
DOYLESTOWN, PA.
The HOME of the
BEST PHOTOPLAYS
CI
Silbe
rman s
Clotlpng, §170^3,
Sfats a>i^ iFurnial^tngs
605 and 607 West Avenue
JENKINTOWN, PA.
S. H. SWARTLEY
Manufacturer of
Cider and
Vinegar
Cor. State and West Sts.
p. O. Box 412 DOYLESTOWN, PA.
/^ompl
iments of
Relda
Ribbon Mills
DOYLESTOWN, PA.
JAMES BARRETT
Dealer in Paints and Oils, Cement,
Terra Cotta Pipe, Horse Clothing,
and a Full Line of Hardware, Etc.
Cor. Main and Ashland
DOYLESTOWN , PA
Phone Connections
A. MILLER
PAPER MAKERS' SUPPLIES
CAMPING SUPPLIES . . .
CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES
114-22 Bainbridge St.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
m
iUotor
ay man ^^
SALES SERVICE
44-46-48 Pine Street
DOYLESTOWN, PA.
REO OAKLAND
PAIGE CHEVROLET
Phone 231 Motor Cars and Trucks
W. H. Zimmerman
lalumbtng
STEAM AND HOT
WATER HEATING
Dealer in All Kinds of
Pumps, Water Wheels, Hydraulic
Rams, Etc.
109 E. Main St., Lansdale, Pa.
WM. P. ELY & SON
in
Ready-to-Wear Clothing
for
Men, Boys, Children
Gents' Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes
©pp. p. & iR. B^pot
Bnyl^stnuin, Pa.
Bell Phone
Doylestown 355
W. H. WATSON
DEALER IN
HUPMOBILE HANDLEY-KNIGHT
OVERLAND AND WILLYS-KNIGHT
DOYLESTOWN, PA.
Bell Phone
POPLAR 7793
MASTER
KNITTING MILLS
^N^ECKWEAR -
Keystone Bldg., S. E. Cor.
Eleventh and Columbia Ave.
PHILADELPHIA - - PA.
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F. D. Hartzers
Sons Co.
FLOUR, FEED, COAL, SEEDS,
FERTILIZER AND
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
CHALFONT, PA.
Highest Grade Coal
Faultless Ice
Cheltenham
& Jenkintown
Ice Manufacturing
Company
MAIN OFFICE : OGONTZ
PHONE CONNECTION
PLANTS : OGONTZ AND WYNCOTE
TELEPHONES :
Ogontz 226-50 J Melrose 1432
DUBOIS
LUMBER & COAL CO.
Lumber
Millwork
Sash
Doors
Mouldings
Office: LANSDALE Yard: COLMAR
W. A. BRECHT
President
HENRY L. FREED
Secy, and Treas.
TRADE " SCriipp " MARK
Krupp Foundry Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
High-Grade
Cast Iron Soil Pipe and Fittings
Iron Castings
for the Plumbing Supply Trade
LANSDALE, PA.
KRUPP,
MEYERS &
HOFFMAN
, Lumber and Builders' Supplies
Coal, Feed, Ice, Kindling
Wood, Steel Sash
LANSDALE^
=PA
Bell Phone
ANYWHERE ANY TIME
A. C. Godshall & Co.
INCORPORATED
J. L. GAUMER, - General Manager
DEALERS IN
Grain, Flour, Feed, Coal, Hay,
Building Material, Etc.
LANSDALE • PA
cm
Army and Navy Goods
of Every Description
Complete Camping Equipments
Write — Phone — Call on Us
DREIFUS&CO.,Inc.
2007-2009 Frankford Avenue
12 and 14 South Second Street
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Atlas Button
Company
207 QUARRY STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Bell and Keystone Telephones
Kensington iron and Metal Co.
IRON and STEEL SCRAP
Tanks, New and Second-hand Machinery
Office
1011 East Susquehanna Avenue
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
v-^j-. f 1013-19 East Susquehanna Avenue
raras. -^ 808.820 East Wildey Street
WM. S. HENNING
Both Phones
G. J. Walsh Co., Inc.
Dealers in
CHARCOAL KINDLING
WOOD
Office and Yard : — Tulip and Tioga Streets
PHILADELPHIA
Carload Lots or Less Solicited
All Grades, All Sizes, for All Purposes '
Established 1853
S. S. REDIFER & CO.
LAST MAKERS
Individual Lasts Made to Measure
139 RACE STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Phone
MARKET 2133
Oscar Nebel Company, Inc.
Manufacturers of
Fifth, Courtland and Annsbury Streets
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Founded 1837
BETZOLD BROS.
Dressers, Cleaners and Dyers
. . of ihxr #ktns . .
Dressers of the Roosevelt Smithsonian African Skins
3525-27-29 N. SECOND ST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
COMPLIMENTS OF
Guenther Lumber Go.
EMIL GUENTHER, President
WHOLESALE
Lumber Dealers
26th and Gray's Ferry Road
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Weierman Hosiery
Company
1320-26 N. Lawrence Street
PHILADELPHIA
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J. Bloom & Sons
BOTTLES
21 1-13 Bainbridge Street
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Telephones: Lombard 5824, Main G89
J. T. RILEY
LUMBER
620 AND 622 PINE STREET
Philadelphia
Bell, Lombard 5686 Keystone, Main 4288
MITTIN BROS.
LUMBER
Mill Work and Beaver Board
773 SOUTH SECOND STREET
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bell, Market 1373
Keystone, Main 1725
William J. Kees
PACKING BOX
Manufacturer
111-13-15-17 N. ORIANNA ST.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Jas. S. McCauley
Irvine (^rummer
ESTABLISHED 1857
J. & W. McCauley
PACKING BOX
Manufacturers
963-971 FRANKFORD AVENUE
Philadelphia
Established 1861 Telephone Connection
J. B. Shoemaker's Sons
Wholesale Dealers in
PACKING BOXES
Hogsheads, Casks, Barrels & Crates
Office, Factory and Warehouse
Cor. Front and East Clearfield Sts.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bell, Lombard 2916
Lombard 2917
Keystone, Main 7589
George H. Buzby
Louis M. Buzby
G. Harold Buzby
C. M. Buzby & Sons
LUMBER and MILL WORK
BEAVER BOARD
612-632 WASHINGTON AVE.
Philadelphia
Established 1883
John Galbraith
WOODEN BOXES, CRATES
AND SHOOKS
619 COMMERCE STREET
Philadelphia, Pa.
BELL PHONES
William Meyer
Packing Box Manufacturer
Carpenter Work, Shelves and Fixtures a
Specialty — Jobbing in all Its Branches
206-216 QUARRY STREET
Corner Bread, Between Second and Third
Race and Arch Streets
PHILADELPHIA
George H. Stevenson
Bell Phone
Frankford Packing
Box Company
Manufacturers of
PACKING BOXES
Shooks and Crates
4314-20 JOSEPHINE STREET
n
IT'S A PLEASURE TO TAKE
A BATH IN A ROOM LINED
with
Upson Tile
Inexpensive and Lasts a Lifetime
Alexander Adaire
LUMBER DEALER
Howard, Berks and Mascher Sts.
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BAUER & WAGMAN
1325 FEDERAL STREET
PHILADELPHIA
WM. WOOD
SONS & CO.
Thomas Crompton & Son
116-118 ARCH STREET, PHILA.
F. R. RUPP
PHILIP L. SCHEERR
Union Paving Co,
30th and Locust Sts., Phila.
COMPLIMENTS OF
MRS. HORWITZ
S. E. COR. TWELFTH AND CITY LINE
CHAS. GEIKLER
James Lees & Sons Co.
BRIDGEPORT, PA.
ANDREW V.BROWN
I. J. HORSTMANN
S. Nemirovsky & Son
137 N. THIRD STREET - PHILA.
Compliments of a Friend
JOHN FURLONG
K. ACRE & SONS
Fairmount Foundry Co.
Robert Shoemaker & Co. The C. & C. Cone Co
COMPLIMENTS OF
Trenton Crockery Company
Weinfeld & Schofield
WM. SADLER
BERKSHIRE MFG. CO.
Mr. & Mrs. John Elhs
6814 N. BROAD STREET
MURPHY BROS.
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Bell Phone, Frankford 0157
WILLIAM B. KOEHLER
WHOLESALE GROWER
Pot Plants
1634 Bridge Street Frankford, Phila.
Bell Phone
Keystone Phone
Eastern Spring & Tool Co.
AUTOMOBILE and
TRUCK SPRINGS
FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS
2133 N. Marshall Street
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Harry Stave
P. CALLAHAN
Teamster
1305 ARCH STREET
COMPLIMENTS OF
Isaac G. Ferguson
Teamster and Rigger
Front and Palmer Streets
OFFICE PHONES:
KEYSTONE, MAIN 1933
BELL, MARKET 0657
John S. VanAken
Hauling Contractor
401 COMMERCE STREET
PHILADELPHIA
A. Geissel & Son
INVENTORS OF THE
Geissel Patent Touring
Car Converter
485-487-489 NORTH THIRD STREET
L. Sacks & Sons
Hardware and
Plumbing Supplies
1417 South Eighth Street
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Telephones:
Dickinson 6815 Keystone, Main 2439
Bell Phone, Market 0461
Harry Stirzel
Expressman and Teamster
Stand, 243 Race Street
PHILADELPHIA
Hauling Promptly Attended To
DurkMcc ' Bell, Market 0486
( Keystone, Main 1830
W. T. PARKER
Contractor, Teamster
and Rigger
Safes, Heavy Machinery
146 NORTH THIRD STREET
Residence, 1225 S. Fifteenth St.
Office: Bell. Kens. 0702
Res.: Bell, Kens. If
H. GOLDSMAN
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Store Fixtures, Show Cases, Ice Boxes, Etc.
Drug Store Fixtures and Office
Partitions a Specialty
Residence Office and Show Rooms
1235 Germantown Ave. Third and Thompson Sts.
Factory: 1 230-36 Germantown Ave.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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I. S. CUSTER, SON
& CO., Inc.
711-713 Arch Street Phila.
COMPLIMENTS OF
QUAKER BRAID CO.
Grieb Shoe Mfg. Co.
309 ARCH STREET
D. ATLAS & CO.
JOHN PRICE & CO.
N. HALPERT
714 Sansom Street
A. BERKMAN
6623 Greene Street
GERMANTOWN
SOL. LEVY
Manufacturer of
FEATHER DUSTERS
COMPLIMENTS OF
NATIONAL BEDDING
COMPANY
COMPLIMENTS OF
M. SCHULTZ
1535 E. Moyamensing Avenue
P. SULLIVAN & SON
I. HALPERN & BROS.
1333 N. Front Street
Harbison's Dairies
S. PARRIS
JUMP HOUSE
WRECKING- CO.
COMPLIMENTS OF
Chabrow Brothers
United Drug Supply Co.
FRANKLIN & THOMPSON STS.
Henry H. Sheip Mfg. Co.
COMPLIMENTS OF
B. BROS.
COMPLIMENTS OF
A. WEINFELD & SON
MAX ROUNICK
H. SHERMAN
223 N. Second Street
PHILADELPHIA
COMPLIMENTS OF
S. Hirshenhorn & Sons
209 North Third Street
C. A. SCANLON
HERMAN F. VOSS
3163 FRANKFORD AVE. PHILA.
NICE & SCHREIBER
23 S. WATER STREET
E. S. PERKINS
JACOB M. LEVY
1500 N. Sixty-second Street
CVIII
ABSOLUTE
Hair clotH
Hair Will Not Work Out
^^^0. §. CHox Sc SIrn., ifttr.
CAMBRIA & ORMES STREETS
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Sole Makers of ABSOLUTE
H
MANUFACTURERS
OF
ANCOCK
DuUiJ. Couch Constructions,
Woven Wires & Spiral
^ Spring Beds
265 S. Second St., Phila.
DUMEE SON
and COMPANY
Cntton
105 & 107 South Third Street
CAMBRIA SILK HOSIERY CO., Inc.
Ladies' Full-Fashioned Silk Hosiery
Louis Weber 176 W. LOUDEN STREET
President
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Phone, Oregon 0725
JOH'A LUSCH
Period Furniture
Interior
Woodwork
Chair
Frames
1423-27 CARPENTER ST.
Philadelphia
Alex. E. Bass
Manufacturing Co.
CCiitliSicn's Si ffCtsscs'
Office and Factory
706 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
For Quality
ASK FOR
W. BODEK CO,
Hosiery
53-55 N. Third St.
PHILADELPHIA
ESTABLISHED 1866
JAMES DOAK, JR.
COMPANY
KENSINGTON - PHILA.
Bell Phone. Lombard 2402
Enterprise Fish Co.
ISADORE KOFF - PROPRIETOR
WHOLESALE COMMISSION DEALERS IN
FRESH AND pf OIJ TERRAPIN,
SALT WATER
GAME, &c.
No. 4 Dock Street Fish Market
CIX
Bell Phone, Market 1897
Felden heimer
& Bui kin
MAKERS OF
Cnats, §ittts an& Drrssrs
121 N. SEVENTH ST.
PHILADELPHIA
A, K. SCHWENK
COMPANY
32 N. SIXTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
BELL PHONE
LOMBARD 1363
CHAS. NEMCOF
21 and 23 S. Third Street
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Both Phones
Samuel Kramer & Co.
Jobbers and Commission Merchants of
Carpets, Sugs
anil i£xnolentn
Importers of
Grass Rugs and Mattings
40-42 N. Third St. Phila.
Q^ompliments of
EL/AS WILF
^^iDor Ol^au^rtngs
209 and 211 CHESTNUT ST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Frank H. Stewart Electric Co.
^:.?rm^^ Slrrtrtral
'^°^D^I^S^'^' Supplies
37 and 39 N. SEVENTH ST.
OLD MINT BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA
New York Office, 366 Broadway
Brownhill & Kramer
Manufacturers of
HOSIERY
East Columbia Ave.,
Memphis and Orange Streets
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Armon, Wolf & Co,
IMPORTERS & JOBBERS
OF FLOOR COVERINGS
13 & 15 Bank St.
PHILADELPHIA
Bell, 7754 Market
Keystone, 9023 Main
H. B, BAUER &C0.
Oil Cloths
and Linoleum
ISooJS aiih HJilloiu Wart,
Ilfasbtng {Racbines, iltc.
14 N. Sixth St. Phila.
George Fastman
& Sons
WHOLESALE
FLOOR COVERINGS
116 North Second St.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
cx
H. Toggweiler
HEATERS
RANGES
ROOFING
3120 Ridge Avenue
Philadelphia
BELL PHONE
GAS FITTER
Chas. J. Williams
SANITARY PLUMBER
Steam and Hot-Water Heating
2237-41 No. Thirtieth Street
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Phone, POPLAR 0501
WM. J. WANG
1428 Columbia Avenue
Ice Cream, Water Ices, Fancy Cakes
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Chas. Shaw & Son
Wholesale Grocers
Mistletoe Canned Goods
2310-2312 N. EIGHTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Bell Phone, Market 3802
Fairmount Wood Turning Co.
Wood Turners
Mahogany Floor Lamps
and Portables a Specialty
S. W. Cor. Fourth and Fairmount Ave.
PHILADELPHIA
JOHN H. RICHTER
HEATERS, RANGES
and SPOUTING . . .
TIN AND SLAG ROOFING
3021 West York Street and
2308 N. Twenty-eighth Street
PHILADELPHIA
BELL PHONE
ALBERT F. KAERCHER
ROOFING
HEATING
Safety Guard Appliances
Sheet Metal Work . .
OFFICE
2904-06 West Fletcher Street
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Phones. DIAMOND 4172-4173
Keystone Phone, PARK 4987
BERG^S HOTEL SUPPLY
Meats and Poultry of Quality
Hotels, Restaurants and Institutions Supplied
BEST SERVICE : : LOWEST PRICES
1702 DAUPHIN STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Keystone. Park 362 Bell, Kensington 5136
Miller & Greenstein
Successors to SAMUEL MILLER
WHOLESALE
GROCERS . .
N. W. Cor. Girard Ave. and Howard St.
PHILADELPHIA
Office, Bell, Diamorid 8940
Residence. Bell
Solomon Gersh
CONTRACTING
PAINTER and DECORATOR
2530 N. Douglas Street
Orders promptly Philadelphia, Pa.
attended to
CXI
Bell Phone. Baring 8331
Keystone, West 1028
FRANKLIN SIGN, CO.
- QUANTITY SIGNS
- OUR SPECIALTY •
45™ AND MARKET STREETS
PHILADELPHIA
FRANK KELLEY. Jr.
President
FRANK KELLEY.
Secretary and Treasurer
Peerless Belt Lacing Machine Co.
Manufacturers of ttie
PEERLESS BELT LACER
Coiled Wire Lacing, Spiral Needles and
Rawhide Pins
Swanson & Moore Sts.
Telephone Connection PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Cable Address: "COGS" Philadelphia
Charles T. Robinson
nggmg
107-109 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
ALL D/p J7 ^^^ AND
SIZES mIiHi second hand
FOR ALL PURPOSES
Furnished with Hevi Threads and Couplings or Cut
to Specifications
iFittmgs, ilnlu^s, Utc.
Frank Griffith
412 to 424 MOVER STREET
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bell, Market 1110 Keystone, Park 1065
M. YELLIN
General Contractor
and Builder
712 N. FRANKLIN ST.
A. Adier & Son
3157-69 WEIKEL STREET
— PHILADELPHIA, PA. —
Plant Under Chemical Supervision
GIRARD SMELTING AND
REFINING CO.
Manufacturers of Ingot Brass and White
Metal Alloys
Refiners of Metal Drosses, Copper Bearing
Material
Richmond and Tioga Sts., Phila., Pa.
Iron Fences, Gates, Fire Escapes, Cellar Doors,
Window Guards
W. REISBORD
Ornamental and Architectural
Iron Work
4437-43 LUDLOW ST.
Phone. Baring 7710 PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Bell Phone, Diamond 7803
L. SCHUCK
Dealer and Manufacturer of
^tnr^ Jf txtur^s
1655-57 Germantown Avenue
408 W. Columbia Avenue
Philadelphia, Pa.
Agents for
ATKINS STEEL SAWS
Telephone
Connection
SCnnttna
WHOLESALE
HARDWARE CUTLERY TOOLS
533 ARCH ST.
PHILA., PA.
CXII
Isaac M. Sheaffer
Stanley Marvel
Phones :
Keystone, Main 3561
Bell, Market 1166
Wholesalers and Jobbers
Butter and Eggs
XOB N. ©claiuarr Aurnur
References: PHILADELPHIA
Union Nat. Bank, Dun's &
Phila. Bradstreet's
Members Phila. Produce Exchange
RISSER BROS. CO.
C. N. RISSER
SItup Poultry
IN CAR LOTS
FRONT & PINE STREETS
PHILADELPHIA
Long Distance Phone
Market 337
M. WILDSTEIN
631-33-35 N. SECOND ST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
F. E. DOERSAM & BRO.
mtfolrsalc ItltalrrB in
IN SEASON
202 CALLOWHILL STREET
PHILADELPHIA
107 S. New York Ave. Bell Phone
Atlantic City, N. J. POPLAR Keystone Phone
Bell Phone 1448-W 0950
TRY
G. E. BROWNBACK
o'ft; Famous Golden Butter
RIDGE AVE. FARMERS' MARKET
1810 Ridge Ave., Philadelphia
A Phone Call or Postal Will Receive Prompt Attention
CXIII
PRICE BROTHERS
118 N. Delaware Avenue
PHILADELPHIA
Bakers, Hotels,
Restaurants,
Grocers and
Institutions Supplied
Poultry, Butter and^ggs
Wholesale Commission Merchant
S. W. Cor.
Second and Callowhill Sts.
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Phone,
Market 1043
Keystone Phone,
Main 2307
THE QUALITY CASH
Wholesale Grocery
Warehouse
12U-13-15 5C. §^conb §t.
Bell, Lombard 3395 Keystone, Main 1409
ROSEMOUNT TUB BUTTER
SAMUEL SALER
Dealer in
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
Office and Warehouse
38 SOUTH WATER STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
H. R. AIKEN
BUTTER EGGS
CHEESE POULTRY
128 N. Delaware Avenue
PHILADELPHIA
M. Halpern & Son
Ma
anufacturers oi
Davenports, Couch Frames, Over-
stuffed Suites and Box Springs
Fireside Chairs ~A\l Kinds
Chairs Made to Order
1531-33 N. Palethorp Street
1530-34 N. Hancock Street
Main Office: 1531 N. Palethorp St.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Bell Phone, Columbia 2745
Keystone Phone, Park 4972 A
TELEPHONE CONNECTION
John J. Chaulk Co.
Paper Manufacturers' Materials
and Marine Merchandise
Old and New Manila Rope and Canvas
506 and 508 S. Delaware Ave.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Keystone, Park 2109
Bell, Market 2415
Morris Shanis
WHOLESALE
Grocer and Jobber
733 N. SECOND ST.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Keystone Phone, Park 816 A
Residence, 3019 N. Twenty-third St.
Askin & Flinker
Dealers in
Rags, Paper, Iron, Metals
Etc.
2946 N. TWENTY- SECOND ST.
Philadelphia, Pa.
J. BENDER
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
RAGS, PAPER, IRON
and METALS
2521 RIDGE AVENUE
PHILA.
John J. McGrath
Dealer in and Manufacturer of
COTTON and WOOL WASTE
Wiping and Packing Waste for
Railroads, Steamships
Machinery, Etc.
1338 to 1344 N. FRONT ST.
Philadelphia
Telephone Connection Postal Station K
Keystone, Main 2688 Bell, Market 5390
Sam. Halpern
Wholesale Grocer
and Jobber
463-465 NORTH SECOND ST.
Warehouse, 464-66 N. Hancock St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bell Phone, Oregon 8011
Keystone, Main 1339
Riskoff & Sharf
Wholesale
Grocers
313 N. SECOND STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Joseph Berliner
METALS
Belgrade and Frankford Ave.
PHILADELPHIA
Bell, Columbia 0711 Keystone, Park 4716
S. Specter & Co.
Paper Manufacturers*
Supplies
1706 NORTH SECOND STREET
Philadelphia, Pa.
CXIV
Compliments of
Unique Knitting Co.
1324-26 N. Lawrence St.
GUSTAV SOELLE
PEARL BUTTON CO.
Manufacturers of
Pearl Buttons, Especially for
the Shirt Trade
3509-11 N. Randolph Street
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Diamond Towel Mills
MANUFACTURERS OF
TURKISH TOWELS
WASH CLOTHS
and BATH RUGS
N. E. Cor. Hancock and Oxford
Bell Phone, Belmont 5440
Keystone Phone, West 1056
Empire Iron & Metal Co.
DEALERS IN
PAPER, RAGS IRON AND METAL
4841-45 ASPEN STREET
SAMUEL SMILK, Proprietor
Peerless Paper Box
Manufacturing Co., Inc.
MANUFACTURERS OF
PAPER BOXES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
1432-34-36 Randolph Street
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
F. Brecht's Sons
CIGAR BOX
Manufacturers
109-113 N. Orianna Street
PHILADELPHIA
Phone, Kensington 4677
Textile Shrinking Company
Examining, Sponging
Refinishing
Cold Water Shrinking
S. W. Cor. Coral and Adams Sts.
All Goods Fully Covered by Insurance
MINK SMELTING &
REFINING WORKS
N. E. Cor. 18th & Washington Ave.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Bell Phone, Preston 38-36 Keystone Phone, West 575
GORNISH BROS.
Wholesale Dealers in
SCRAP IRON and METAL
Quotations on Carload Lots
Residence: 4020-4050 Wyalusing Ave.
425 Lombard St. Penna. R. R. Siding
Key. Phone. Main 38-99 PHILADELPHIA, PA.
No Job Too Large No Job Too Small
CHARLES HARBURG
Modern Plumbing & Heating
Contractor
210 BROWN STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Bell. Market 4848 Keystone, Park 437
CXV
Bell Phone, Market 2977
Jobbing Promptly Attended to
Sanitary Plumber
Steam and Hot Water Heating
Gas Fitting
412 GREEN STREET
01. an& H. iColb
Fire Brick
Manufacturers
MEADOW and JACKSON STS.
Philadelphia
Bell, Oregon 5134 Keystone, Main 6104
Oregon 8454-W
If. Shrank Sc^tin
Bottlers of
SOFT DRINKS
612-616 MOORE STREET
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bell, Oregon 1325 Keystone, Main 1311
Meats That Sell
Abattoir and Office
226 MOORE STREET
Philadelphia, Pa.
2irouin Sc ^on
Garage and
Automobile Dealers
145 FAIRMOUNT AVE.
Philadelphia
ESTABLISHED 1892
BOTH PHONES
klaroff
Sc
0n0
Smoked Fish Establishment
Importers of Scotch and Holland
HERRING
712-714 S. SECOND STREET
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pol^y 2ir0tlj^r0
Dealers in
SLACK AND TIGHT
BARRELS
1528 N. SEVENTH STREET
Philadelphia
Bell Phones, Oregon 2S27-4277-6645
Alltn iBr00.
Wholesale
CONFECTIONERS
CIGARS TOBACCO
Special Prices to Churches, Lodges, Etc,
23rd and TASKER STREETS
Sc #0tt
BARRELS
134 MOORE STREET
Philadelphia
TEAMSTERS
Livery and Exchange Stables
Horses and Wagons to Hire
by Day, Week or Month
346-48-50-52 N. SECOND STREET
CXVI
Bell, Lombard 4858 Keystone, Main 6547 Bell, Market 614 Keystone, Main 3624
Louis E. Wiser
FURNITURE
Quality - Variety - Economy
260-262 SO. FIFTH STREET
Between Locust and Spruce
Philadelphia
BELL PHONE, MARKET 1570
S. Smith
Dealer in
Diamonds, Watches
Clocks and Jewelry
1046 NO. SECOND STREET
Philadelphia
Spiral Mailing Tubes Round Cartons
G. A. F. Gentzsch
Manufacturer of
Plain and Fancy Paper Boxes
S. E. Cor. 21st and Jefferson Sts.
Philadelphia, Pa.
A. Starr & Son
Subway
STATIONERY STORE
6 S. SECOND STREET
PHILADELPHIA
H. Rothstein & Son
Distributors of
FRUIT AND
VEGETABLES
132 WALNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
D. Becker & Sons
Manufacturers of
UPHOLSTERED
FURNITURE
437-447 NO. AMERICAN STREET
Philadelphia, Pa.
Young & Keim
PAPER BOX
Manufacturers
307 ARCH STREET
Philadelphia
Chas. C. Huling
Manufacturer of
The Perfecto
Confections
925 Locust Street, Philadelphia
Revised American Candy Maker
Bell, Oregon 0374 Keystone, Main 9132
American Pipe and
Supply Co.
Plumbing and Heating
Supplies
1420 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET
Philadelphia, Pa.
C. HYMAN
H. LIEBERMAN
Hyman & Lieberman
Wholesale Commission Merchants in
FRUITS and PRODUCE
127 DOCK STREET
Telephone Connections Phila., Pa.
CXVII
Bell Telephone, Garfield 0193
Frank W. Wheeler
Successor to ARMSHIRE & WHEELER
2911 ♦*€" STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Alfred C. Haines
56 NORTH FRONT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Enterprise Paper Co.
Manufacturers and Distributors of
[robttrta
CALLOWHILL AT THIRD ST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
OILS prttrtUS GREASES
Penn
Petroleum & Supply Co.
1224-1230 WASHINGTON AVENUE
PHILADELPHIA
Henry Kraan Furniture Co.
I NCORPORATED
Manufacturers of
jfnrnxtnre
N. E. Cor. Sixth & Master Sts.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
BELL PHONE
SPRUCE 2169
.§ci70ol §uppUrs .
The Adams-Lessack Co.
1 505 ARCH STREET
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Bell, Kensington 4971 Keystone. East 7021
New Famous Chandelier Co.
Manufacturers
ELECTRIC
FIXTURES
CORAL AND BOSTON AVENUE
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Compliments
THE PHILADELPHIA
SILK THROWING CO.
Randolph & Jefferson Streets
The Perkiomen
Trunk & Bag Co.
INCORPORATED
27 S. 4th St., Phila.
Bell, Diamond 4320 Keystone, Park 4333
THE KRUGER & BLIND CO.
GENERAL MACHINISTS
ALL MAKES OF ENGINES,
ICE MACHINES AND PUMPS REPAIRED
Office and Works:
511-513 Master Street - Phila., Pa.
CXVIII
Bell Phone
Dyson Brothers
MEN'S WEAR
Cope's Mill, Wayne Junction
PHILADELPHIA
Robert Krook
Carpet and Rug
YARNS
Main Street above Walnut Lane
Manayunk, Phila.
A. PATCHETT, Pres. Bell, Myk. 0854
M. PATCHETT, Vice-Pres.
W. PATCHETT, Treas.
E. PATCHETT, Sec'y
Industrial Worsted
Company, Inc.
WORSTED SPINNERS
GREEN LANE and MAIN STREET
Manayunk, Pa.
Comae Mfg. Co.
165-7 WEST OXFORD STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Manufacturers of
Velour Curtains, Cushions
and Scarfs
JACQUARD THREAD
R. J. Ederer
Thread Co.
Flax Spinners and Manufacturers of
Linen Threads
Unity and Elizabeth Streets
Frankford, Phila.
Standard
HOSIERY DYEING and
FINISHING WORKS
3213-15 Frankford Ave.
PHILADELPHIA
Wm. Schofield
Company
IRON FOUNDERS
Textile Machinery Builders
MANAYUNK
Philada., Pa.
Apaca Knitting
Mills
Manufacturers of
KNITTED OUTERWEAR
MUFFLERS GOLF HOSE
S. E. Cor. Mascher and Turner Sts.
Philadelphia
Bell Phone, Fkd. 2468
Bell Worsted Co.
BROADCLOTH
Commission Weaving
ADAMS AVENUE
AND WINGOHOCKING STREET
PHILADELPHIA
William Osborne, Jr.
Knitting Co., Inc.
Manufacturers of
BATHING SUITS and JERSEYS
Office and Factory
1116-1122 W. Montgomery Ave.
Philadelphia, Pa.
CXIX
John F. Mcllvaine Co.
325 MARKET STREET
Philadelphia, Pa.
COMBINATION
Mac LAST
BLACK KID TAN
IN STOCK
Sizes 3 to 9 Widths A to E
Jas. L. Wilson & Co.
DRY GOODS
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
239 CHESTNUT STREET
Philadelphia
Bell Phones, Lombard 6760 - 6761
Keystone Phone, Main 7278
F. W. Hoffman & Co.
Manufacturers of
Brushes, Brooms, Mops
General Cleaning Supplies
35-37 S. FOURTH STREET
SPONGES Philadelphia CHAMOIS
H. B. Hanford Co.
WHOLESALE
Rubber Footwear
427 MARKET STREET
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Oehrle Brothers
Company
PHILADELPHIA
Upholstery Trimmings
Rope Portieres
Rossell Brothers
& Company
CHAIRS
255-257 SOUTH THIRD STREET
Philadelphia
ESTABLISHED 1817
Monroe Bros. & Co.
Wholesale Distributors of
SHOES and RUBBER
FOOTWEAR
49 NORTH THIRD STREET
Philadelphia
Bell Phone
Market 2172
Specialties in
FELT SLIPPERS
H. Heicklen
Wholesale
SHOE STORE SUPPLIES
Specialties
Infants' and Children's Shoes
421 Market St. Philadelphia, Pa.
Louis Stecker
Numbers 420-22-24
MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Morris Albus
Manufacturer of
Juniors', Misses' {^ g-^r^^-n
and Ladies' \»^OaLS
Oppenhein Collins Building
New York
Factory: Gilbert Building
Juniper and Cherry Streets
Philadelphia, Pa.
cxx
FACTORY. CAMDEN, N. J.
WM. H. DORELL & SON
MAKERS OF
34 North Fourth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
F. A. BARTHOLOMA Y & SONS
Designers and Builders of
Action Installed for Tower Chime Bells
— Operated From Organ Keyboard
Rebuilding and Repairing Electric Blowers Installed Organ Maintenance
N. E. COR. AMERICAN AND BAINBRIDGE STS.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
PHILADELPHIA WOOL SCOURING
AND CARBONIZING COMPANY
SOMERSET AND TULIP STREETS
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
AMERICAN AND BERKS STREETS
PHILADELPHIA
CXXI
, Kensington 6681-W CONTRACT HAULING A SPECIALTY
r,ur\^\V^ 'Market 4871 AUTOMOBILES
\Tacony I422-R
/. G. & M. H, WHINNEY
Office: 605 Arch Street
2058 E. CUMBERLAND STREET PHILADELPHIA
F. W. MAURER & SONS CO.
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADE TRIMMINGS
TAPES. BINDINGS and NARROW FABRICS
Office and Salesroom:
Wayne Avenue and Bristol St. Philadelphia, Pa.
CHERRY-BASSETT- WINNER COMPANY
1918 MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Trade BESTO V Mark
PITTSBURGH BALTIMORE
Machinery and Supplies for Milk Plants, Ice Cream
Plants and Stores, Dairies and Creameries
Bell, Market 1738 ' Keystone. Main 2776
FRED. STEIN
Wholesale
iFancij Poultry, Mnttsv a«t» S99S
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CHEESE 207 and 209 CALLOWHILL ST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
PAPER BOXES
M. P. PHILPOT & CO.
J. F. ADAMS
134 and 136 North Front Street
Bell Phone, Market 4286 PHILADELPHIA, PA.
CXXII
Keystone Wagon
Works, Inc.
Builders of Wagons and Motor
Truck Bodies
Second and Norris Streets
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Mahlon A. Young
Manufacturer R^W Water Ice
Dealer, Shipper of JsJatural Ice
1944-52 N. Philip Street
PHILADELPHIA
Natural Ice Depots, American and Berks
Twenty-third and York Streets
"Quality IS remembered when price
is forgotten"
Finnesey & Kobler
Incorporated
AUTO BODIES
AND WAGONS
26th AND PARRISH STS., PHILA.
Both Phones
Established 1885
B.C. Friedman& Sons
PASSOVER MATZO
BAKERY
616-18-20-22-24 S. 7th St.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Bell, Lombard 8040
Empire Paper Box
Manufacturing Co.
623 S. Leithgow St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Otto Matthes
Dyers and Cleaners
Ladies' Work a Specialty
1926 N. 20th St., Phila.
Bell Phone, Diamond
Jacob L. Caplan
Proprietor
Queen Metal and Rubber Co.
Cotton and
Woolen
RAGS
234-236 QUEEN ST.. PHILA.. PA.
Wollman & Son
PAPER, RAGS,
IRON AND METALS
1506 N. Twenty-first St.
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Phone, Poplar 4064
Keystone Phone, Park 438
Harry Woldorf
Dealer in
Scrap Iron, Metals
Office, 1 740-42-44 N. 2d St.
Yard, 1741-43-45 N. Philip Street
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Bell, Lombard 1 173 Keystone, Main 2589
J. Albert Metal Co.
Dealers in
RUBBER AND
METALS
717 S. SEVENTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA
CXXIII
PENNSYLVANIA
WIRE ^'^s^- WORKS
WIRE GOODS
Galvanized Wire Guards for Churches, Schools
and Residences. Wire Trellis and Arches. Wire
Fence for Farms and Lawns. Fireplace Screens.
Copper Fly Screen Cloth. Poultry Netting.
Coal Screens, Sieves, Riddles, Wire Brushes.
Specialties in Steel, Iron and Wire
EDWARD J. DARBY &: SON
520 North 3rd Street
Telephone, Market 5465 PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Genuine " PHILADELPHIA" Lawn Mowers
1869
OVKR FIFTY - FOUR (54) YEARS
Making the 'World's STANDARD
1923
THE ORIGINAL
THE OLDEST
THE BEST
18 Styles Hand Mowers
4 Styles Horse Mowers
2 Styles Motor Mowers
The Most Complete
and Up-to-date Line
All Blades
Vanadium Crucible
Steel
Styles "GRAHAM" All Steel and "A" All Steel
The Philadelphia Lawn Mower Company
31st and CHESTNUT STREETS - Philadelpliia, U. S. A.
CXXIV
The Western Saving Fund Society
OF PHILADELPHIA
^-<t
"^
t$J
A Mutual
Saving
Fund
Society
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MAIN OFFICE : Tenth and Walnut Streets
KENSINGTON OFFICE
Front and York Streets
FRANKFORD OFFICE
4800 Frankford Avenue
INTEREST 4 PER CENT.
THOMAS BONSALL
LeROY BONSALL
William S. BonsalFs Sons
FURNACES
RANGES
ROOFING
Roofing, Furnace and Range Supplies, Light and
Heavy Sheet Iron Work, Ventilating
REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY
Bell Phone, BARING 13-22 Keystone, WEST 2515
3824-26 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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Columbia A^vexue
Trust OoMPAisrY
BROAD AND COLUIVIBIA AVENUE
Capital Paid in
Surplus and Undivided Profits earned over -
$400,000.00
$600,000.00
J. PATRONAGE SOLICITED
SYL. A. LEITH, ALBERT B. MILLETT,
President Vice-President
WM. A. CARLILE,
Secretary and Treasurer
PHONE, DIAMOND 101-25
SaDLEIR & ]3ROAY]Nr
Importers of
FINE MILLIJNTERY
1516 DIAZMOND STREET PHILADELPHIA
When Dissatisfied with Your Work
^""^ Forrest Laundry
1221-23-25 COLUMBIA AVE.
iSiatt Curtains anJi iFIoor iEtn^ns a ^p^ctalty
BOTH PHONES
1520 Market Tl_ > 1700 Chestnut
Till Midnight I noixinicn s '''" * ^^ '^
OPPOSITE BROAD ST. STATION
& WEDDING CAKES from $1,00 up
Of Fairy -Like Lightness and So Delicious
1n-r>n-»-ka€>^ f^rtVta Generously spread with rich Buttercream topped Whole <f / JP Half 7 C^
Japanese %^aRe with heaps and heaps of roasted almonds. Cake •PI'^O, Cake I OC,
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Tenth National Bank
1641-43-45 N. BROAD STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Accounts of Firms, Corporations and Individuals Solicited
SAVINGS FUND DEPARTMENT
OPEN FRIDAY EVENING, 7-9
Abrams' Exclusive
Gown Shop
XT37 jBtatrtnnti §tr^0t
Ij^ljone, Columbia 4371
G
OWNS can be ordered
all sizes, in the
newest designs and ma-
terials. We make a specialty
of large sizes. Open
every evening. Will
appreciate a call.
171 - • I ¥¥/ f OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
HilBCtVlCGl W OTK Installed and Repaired
We also have a stock of Electrical Appliances and Supplies
If your residence is not wired for Electric Lighting, we can wire
without damaging your walls or floors
ALBERT GENTEL, Inc.
Electrical Contractors
1503 COLUMBIA AVENUE
4445 GERMANTOWN AVENUE PHILADELPHIA
Phone, Diamond 0727 Established 1900
B. Franklin Waldron
Interior Decorations
1515 Montgomery Ave.
WALL PAPERS PHILADELPHIA
WINDOW SHADES CUSTOM GRILLES
PICTURE MOULDINGS DRAPERY MATERIALS
HARDWOOD FLOORS INTERIOR PAINTING
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A Real Convenience
Over 35,000 Philadelphians are now realizing the
benefits and enjoying the many privileges to which
an account with Philadelphia's Pioneer Day and Night
Bank entitles them. They have found it — A REAL
CONVENIENCE.
Capital and Surplus, $2,000,000
8.30 A. M. to
Midnight Daily
** Open Your Account To-day'*
FRANKLIN TRUST CO
15th Street Below Market
52nd and Market Streets Delaware Ave. and Market St.
Open 8.30 A. M. to Midnight Open 8.30 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Germantown Avenue Above Chelten
Open 8.30 A. M. to Midnight
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