Twenty-second Annual Report of The National Farm School November, 1919

Twenty-second Annual Report

OF

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

November, 1919

FARM SCHOOL

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TWENTY-SECOND

ANNUAL REPORT

OF

The National Farm
School

Farm School
Bucks County
Pennsylvania

NOVEMBER, 1919

Officers of The National Farm School
I919-I920

LOCAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES

President

JOSEPH KRAUSKOPF
4715 Pulaski Avenue, Germantown
Vice-President Treasurer

HARRY B. HIRSH ISAAC H. SILVERMAN

Secretary

Miss E. M. Bellefield
Field Secretaries
AIiss A. M. Abrahamson Wm. Abrahamson

Office: 407 Mutual Life Building, Philadelphia

HONORARY TRUSTEES

(Having served for ten consecutive years)
Hart Blumenthal Harry B. Hirsh Leon Merz

Adolph Eichholz Abraham Israel Bernard Selig

Harry Felix Morris A. Kaufmann I. H. Silverman

Simon Friedberger Alfred M. Klein Jos. N. Snellenburg

ELECTED TRUSTEES

(Term expires 1920) (Term expires 1921) (Term expires 1922)

Herbert D. Allman Henry Bronner David Burpee

Hexry S. Belber Morris Fleishman Daniel Gimbel

Louis Nusbaum J. H. Hinlein A. J.' Feldman

Eugene M. Stern Bernard Kohn Henry A. James

George Wheeler John Zimmerman M. R. Krauskopf

Representative of Philadelphia Federation of Jewish Charities,

Jos.i H. Hagedorn

NATIONAL AUXILIARY BOARD

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.

A. Hirshheimer La Crosse, Wis.

S. C. Lamport New York City

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.

Harris Weinstock Sacramento, Cal.

Maurice Wertheim New York, N. Y.

THE FACULTY

JOSEPH KRAUSKOPF, D. D.,
President.

BERNHARD OSTROLENK, M. Sc, M. A.,
Director, Instructor in Agricultural Chemistry.

MEYER GOLDMAN, B. Sc,
Instructor in Agriculture and Superintendent of Farms.

MARK M. CAS SIDY,

Instructor in Horticulture.

CECIL J. TOOR,
Instructor in Poultry Culture.

J. L. CAMPBELL, B. Scj,
Governor, Instructor in English and Mathematics.

M. J. ESCOLL, B. Sc,
Instructor in Biology.

WESLEY MASSINGER, D. V. S.,

Instructor in Veterinary Science and Farm Hygiene.

ELIAS NUSBAUM,

Instructor in Applied Electricity.

REBECAH CHURCHMAN, B. Sc,
Matron.

SARA COLVIN,

Resident Nurse.

HARMAN KRAFT,
Foreman of Home Farm.

BERNARD GOLDSMITH,
Post Graduate Foreman of Home Farm.

HOWARD F. YOUNG,
Foreman, Schoenfeld Memorial Farm No. 3.

JACOB MANNES,
Post Graduate Manager, Schoenfeld Memorial Farm No. i

MORRIS SCHLOSSBERG,
Post Graduate Manager, Hellman Farm.

STANDING COMMITTEES

1919-1920

Educational

Louis Nusbaum, Chairman
Hart Blumenthal George Wheeler

Adolph Eichholz A. M. Klein

H. B. Hirsh Bernard Kohn

.Hehry A. James Leon Merz

M. A. Kaufmann B. Selig

Financial

H. B. Hirsh, Cliairiiuin ■
H. D. AUman Abraham Israel

Hart Blumenthal A. M. Klein

Henry Bronner Leon Merz

Adolph Eichholz B. Selig

Harry Felix L H. Silverman

Morris Fleishman J. N. Snellenburg

J. H. Hinlein E. M. Stern

Domestic
J. N. SxELLENBURG_, Chairman
H. D. Allman J. H. Hinlein

Henry S. Belber Abraham Israel

Hart Blumenthal Bernard Kohn

David Burpee M. R. Kfauskopf

Harfy Felix Leon Merz

Morris Fleishman B. Selig

Daniel Gimbel John Zimmerman

LADIES' AUXILIARY COMMITTEE

Associated with the Local Board

Mks. a. M. Klein, Chairman Mrs. Jos. Guckenheimer, Treasurer

Mrs. Bernard Kohn, Secmtary
Mrs. H. Bayersdorfer Mrs. Sara Goldsmith Mrs. L. U. Marks

Mrs. D. Berlizheimer Mrs. L. H. Heimerdinger Mrs. David Phillips

Mrs. B. B. Bloch Mrs. H. B. Hirsh Mrs. S. Rosenau

Mrs. Gabriel Blum Mrs. D. Kirschbaum Mrs. Samuel Salus

Mrs. H. M. Dannenbaum Mrs. Bernard Kohn Mrs. I. Wasserman •

.Honorary Members
Mrs. a. Fleisher, Honorary Chairman
Mrs. R. B. Schoneman, Honorary Chairman
Mrs. A. J. Bamberger Mrs. H. Rosenthal Mrs. M. F. Langfeld

Mrs. Hart Blumenthal Miss Frieda Jonas Mrs. I. H. Silverman

Mrs. S. Friedberger Mrs. Jos. Krauskopf Airs. M. Sycle

Mrs. J. Guckenheimer Mrs. M. Schamberg

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FROM AN ADDRESS

BY

DR. JOSEPH KRAUSKOPF

President and Founder of the National Farm School

October 12, 1919

The year's harvest of the Farm School comprises :
7,380 bushels of corn, 240 tons of hay,

2,590 bushels of oats, 30 tons of mangel,

800 bushels of rye, 30 tons of cabbage,

540 bushels of wheat, 2,000 ears of sweet corn,

420 bushels of potatoes, 80 heads of swine,

2,400 baskets of peaches, 50 heads of cattle,

600 barrels of apples, 8,284 dozen of eggs,

70 barrels of pears, 2,560 lbs. of poultry,

370 tons of silage, 168,070 quarts of milk,

upwards of $4,000 of vegetables of all kinds.

In addition to this splendid showing, the past
IMPROVEMENTS y^^'' witucsscd our taking possession of a new
farm, comprising no acres, known as the Hell-
man Farm, named for Mr. Henry Hellman, oi New York, the
generous donor of it. The past year marked also the comple-
tion of the Hirsh Botanical Laboratory; the conversion of the
one-time kitchen and dining-room of the Main Building into
dormitory quarters; the drilling of a new well, 500 feet deep,
and the installation of a new pump-house and pump ; the con-
struction of a large additional brooder-house and of an ice pond;
the breeding of a pure-bred, highly productive herd of Holstein
cows ; the laying out of a Patriots' Grove, in which trees are being
planted in honor of those who died or served abroad or at home,
during the late war; the introduction of landscape features, the
first of a series of outlined improvements which, in time, shall
turn the grounds about the buildings and campus and roads into
a picturesque park.

COMPELLED TO The financial condition of our institution

DRAW FROM EN- h^s givcu US Considerable concern. Our one-time

DOWMENTFUND. ^ „ , t- i i 11 r^

$130,000 Endowment J^und has shrunk to $ioo,-

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ooo, and is continually shrinking with every day. Try as we
may, we cannot possibly run the institution at a lesser cost. The
student-body and Faculty are larger than ever before, and nearly
every article within the household, -or on the farm, as well as
the food and clothes furnished to our students, free of all charge
to them, cost twice as much, and in some instances three times
as much as before. The annual dues paid to the Institution
have not been raised, neither has the number of subscribers in-
creased. Owing to the heavy demands that nave been made on
the people for war purposes, donations, which at one time came

HIGH PRICES AND ^"^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^"^ Hbcrally, have fallen off con-
iNCREASE IN STU- siderably. Applications for admission to our

DENT BODY. , , • i j t, • i ^

classes next sprmg are already reachmg us almost
daily. By next spring the number of applicants will be several
hundreds, every one of whom possessing the necessary quali-
fications ought to be admitted, seeing that he wants to devote
himself to one of the most needed and of the most honorable
of callings. But how shall we be able to admit a larger number
than we now care for, when we have no dormitory room to
house any more, nor enough money to provide education and
board even for as many as we have now, without depleting yet
more an Endowment Fund which should never have been
touched ?

The question that is often asked is : "Cannot the School be
made self-supporting?"

Were our plant of 47=; acres nothing but a

CANNOT FARM ^ ^' ^ ^

SCHOOL BE SELF- large farm, and were our students farmers, our
School could not only be self-supporting but also
lay by a very snug sum annually. Our plant, however, is
primarily a school, and our students are mere learners of agri-
culture, and schools and learners are money-spenders, and not
money-makers. By the time our students have learned enough
to make their knowledge of value, they graduate, and give the
benefit of what they have learned either to themselves on farms
of their own, or to their employers. And the School has to start
anew with green hands. Our chief concern is not how much
money we might make, but how much instruction we can give.

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The giving of an education is always expensive. Even schools
that have pay students find it often difficult to make ends meet.
How much more difficult, therefore, must it be for a school
like ours, that not only gives its students tuition free of charge,
but board, lodging and clothing, as well!

And yet we could ease our financial burden

PROBLEM COULD -^ .

BE PARTIALLY Considerably if we could increase our egg pro-
soLVED. duction by enlarging our poultry plant, and our

flower production, by adding several greenhouses, and, above all,
our milk supply by erecting the much-needed new Dairy, toward
which Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Straus, of New York, have gener-
ously donated the sum of $10,000. An additional sum of
$25,000 would enable us to build and equip a thoroughly up-to-
date, modern, sanitary Dairy and Barn, a Dairy that would pro-
vide every modern accommodation for butter and cheese pro-
duction, and for pasteurizing and sanitary bottling of milk, and
a rigidly sanitary Barn that would house in the neighborhood
of a hundred cows. The milk produced and pasteurized and
bottled in such a dairy as this would have a very large demand,
and the supply of that demand would considerably increase the
revenues of our School,

The needed enlargement of our Poultry and Greenhouse
Plants would involve an expenditure not anything near as large
as that required for the Dairy, but their combined added pro-
ductiveness would add a continual and considerable sum to the
earning power of our plant.

With the beautiful Morris Lasker Hall, and the Hirsh
Botanical Laboratory completed, the new Dairy, and the addi-
tions to our Poultry and Greenhouse Plants would round out
a group of buildings of which we would not only be justly
proud, but we would also find ourselves to some extent relieved
of the financial embarrassment under which we have labored
for some time.

URGENT NEED ^ regard it my duty to dwell again upon the

OF A GIRL'S urgent need of a Girls' Annex to our Institution.

In constantly increasing numbers, inquiries come
to us from young women eager to leave the congested cities, for
the purpose of obtaining a training in dairy culture, floriculture,

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fruit culture, poultry culture, bee culture, and the like. It is
a line of work that is peculiarly suited to young women, espe-
cially to such as feel within them the Call of the Farm, and are
eager to escape the degenerating influence of the overcrowded
city. As a pursuit for a livelihood, it is as profitable as any of
the manual callings open to women, and healthier and nobler and
more contenting than many that are followed by women in shops,
mills, factories or offices.

The young men who fit themselves here and elsewhere for
agricultural careers are particularly interested in seeing women
enter the calling which they, themselves, have chosen. They
are looking forward to the time when they will want to estab-
lish their own homes, and would naturally prefer to select as
wife one who has been weaned from the lure of the city, one
who has become accustomed to rural life, and has been suffi-
ciently trained in the lighter branches of the science and prac-
tice of agriculture to be able to become, in every sense, a help-
mate to her husband. We know of a few instances of careers
of graduates of agricultural schools having been blasted because
they were mated with city girls who found rural life lonesome,
and who did not rest till they dragged their farming husbands
back to the city, for the work and ways of which these were
as little fitted as their wives had been fitted for the life upon
the farm.

The introduction of such a Girls' Annex
ouTL^NED^ ^^^^ would afford a splendid opportunity for some one
philanthropically inclined. It would not involve
a large expense. A farm conveniently near the Farm School
grounds might be purchased, one supplied with a farm house
large enough to accommodate several dozens of young women.
Their instruction they would receive at the Farm School, where
they would, likewise, take their meals. In charge of a com-
petent matron and assistants, the necessary discipline would be
maintained. In addition, the presence of young women of such
high ideals as theirs, young women voluntarily seeking country
life and farming pursuits, young women morally, mentally and
physically healthy (as none other would be admitted), would
prove a most desirable adjunct to the social life of the institution.

Samples From the Farm School's Harvest.

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A "Close-up" of Some of the Products Raised by the Farm School Students.

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If I had money to give, and would like to
YcnfilivE^^ perpetuate my name among the living, I would

know of no institution more deserving of being
associated with after death than such a Girls' Annex, or any of
the other buildings, of some of which I have spoken as being
needed at this institution. And I would not wait until after
my death. I would give while I live, and I would enjoy the fruit
of m}'^ giving while I am capable of seeing and enjoying.

Many things I have hoped and prayed for in the history
of the Institution have come to pass, though there were those
who doubted, and those who regarded the realization of our
hope impossible. I believe that every one of the urgent needs
which I have pointed out today as well as of the other needs
of which I have not spoken, will come to us, in God's own
time, and in God's own way. The cause is deserving of it, and
the results attained have shown that we husbanded prudently
whatever moneys we have been favored with.
AGRICULTURE ^^ ^^^^ connection, I want to express my sin-

A CURE FOR cere appreciation of the appropriation of $10,000

MANY ILLS. ,, ^ , , . , ,

annually, for the next two years, which the pres-
ent Legislature of Pennsylvania recently voted to us, and to the
Federation of Jewish Chairities of Philadelphia, for its appro-
priation of $18,000 toward the maintenance of our Institution.
As but for these valuable appropriations the School could not
continue, theirs must be the proud satisfaction of knowing that
they are keeping alive an Institution in which many scores of
young men, irrespective of creed, fit themselves annually, for
the oldest, noblest, and most needed of all callings — a calling
that constitutes the foundation of our nation's prosperity and
safety, a calling without w^hich every other would be useless,
a calling which, were it understood and appreciated as it deserves
to be, w'ould command many times as large a support as it now
receives at the hands of the public, a calling which, were it to
receive the support it merits, would empty half of the hospitals
and asjdums, half of the reformatories and penitentiaries, half
of the slums and ghettos, would cure society of half of the
social and economic diseases that now vex and perplex the
peoples of the earth.

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GRADUATION EXERCISES

February 22, 1919.

The Eighteenth Annual Graduation Exercises of The Na-
tional Farm School were held in Segal Hall, on the grounds of
the School, Saturday afternoon, February 22d (Washington's
Birthday).

The Graduation Address was delivered by Mr. Leigh
Mitchell Hodges, distinguished writer and speaker. Short ad-
dresses were made by Dr. Joseph Krauskopf, President and
Founder of the School; by Dr. Louis Nusbaum, Chairman of
the Educational Committee of the School ; and by Prof. Bernhard
Ostrolenk, Director of the School, who, in awarding the
diplomas, announced that all of the members of the graduating
class had obtained exceptionally fine positions, for which they
would leave the following day.

Diplomas were awarded the following young men, all of

whom had completed the full three-years' course in practical

and scientific agriculture:

David Brown Philip Harwitz Samuel Miller

Bernard Goldsmith Benjamin Joffe Jacob Rabinowitz

Joseph Goldstein Ernest Katz Morris Schlossberg

William Greenberg Jacob I. Mannes Max Segal

Samuel Greenberg Irving Marcus Imanuel Viener '

John Hahne Jack Miller George Wolf

Richard Boyes and Morris Mayer were awarded the post-
graduate certificate for one additional year, havmg specialized
in Farm Management.

The Penns}'lvania State College Scholarship was awarded to
Morris Schlossberg, who waived the privilege, in order to accept
the post-graduate course at The National Farm School, as man-
ager of the Hellman Farm. The Post-graduate course as man-
ager of Schoenfeld Farm No. i, was awarded to Jacob Mannes.
The Massinger Veterinary Prize was also awarded to Mr,
Mannes.

Following the Graduation Exercises, the members of the
Boards made an inspection of the various departments of the
School, after which they, together with the Graduating Class,
were the guests of the Faculty and Household at dinner.

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TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL SPRING EXERCISES AND
CONSECRATION OF THE PATRIOTS' GROVE.

June i, 1919.

Amid impressive ceremonies, in the presence of hundreds of
the institution's friends, the consecration of "The Patriots'
GroA^e," planted as a memorial to those who gave their lives in
the country's service, and in honor of those who returned from
the war in safety, took place on Sunday, June i, on the grounds
of The National Farm School.

The dedication of a Botanical Laboratory, erected by Mr.
and ]\Irs. Harrv B. Hirsh, of Philadelphia, in memory of their
son, Edward William Hirsh ; a flagpole, planted in "The Patri-
ots' Grove" by the Hon. and Mrs. Jacob Singer, of Philadelphia,
in memory of their son, Henry Frank Singer, who died on the
battlefield of Montfaucon, France; 187 memorial trees, in mem-
ory of departed friends of the School; and 36 festive trees, in
honor of joyous occasions in the lives of friends of the School
was included in the exercises.

The speakers included Edward Bok, Editor of "The Ladies
Home Journal" ; Franklin Spencer Edmonds, Lawyer and iVuthor ;
Harry W. Ettelson, Associate Rabbi Congregation Rodeph Sha-
lom; John H. Mason, President, Commercial Trust Company;
John M. Patterson, Judge of Common Pleas Court; Joseph Pen-
nell, Artist and Author, and Joseph Krauskopf, President and
Founder of The National Farm School.

As the special train bearing the visitors drew up at the Farm
School Station, the students of the School, clad in their blue
uniforms, stood at salute while the guests passed, then marched
in military formation to the grove where the exercises took
place.

The exercises were opened with an invocation by Rabbi
Harry W. Ettelson, followed by a few introductory remarks by
Dr. Krauskopf, who spoke of the progress made by the School
since the davs when it consisted of but one small building.

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"People said it was foolish," he said, "to teach boys to go
into the country and farm, when boys by the thousands ^^•ere
leaving the country to go into the city, but the results accom-
plished here have proved the c(jntrary. I believe the teaching of
farm work to boys is one of the most patriotic services any in-
stitution can do, for it is on agriculture that a country ultimately
must depend for its existence.

"The National Farm School was started here with onl}- one
building, very little equipment and no animals. Now the barns,
instruction buildings and experiment stations cover a wide terri-
tory, and horses, cattle and other animals are raised in large
numbers. These animals are raised in the most scientific manner
just as the agricultural products are cultivated scientifically, and
it is this practical work that is making farmers out of the one
hundred and ten boys in the School, who are gaining an agri-
cultural training that is second to none in the country, both for
theoretical and practical instruction."

Dr. Krauskopf then introduced Judge Patterson as the
Presiding Officer of the day, who, in taking charge of the Ex-
ercises, declared that the United States offers opportunities from
the agricultural viewpoint, which are unexcelled in any other
country in the world. "Aw^ay out here in the country, where
men live and breathe the pure air under God's green trees, away
from the petty struggles, the petty jealousies, the petty rivalries
of the big. city, the students of the Farm School are living — really
living — enjoying a great opportunity, learning a great thing and
doing that thing in the way that Dr. Krauskopf, who has virtu-
ally dedicated his life to the success of the Farm School, would
have -them to do," asserted Judge Patterson.

Mr. Mason, wdiose topic was to be "The National Farm
School, a Patriotic Institution," stated he didn't intend to speak
of the School as a patriotic institution, for "it speaks for itself
more than any words can do. True patriotism," he asserted,
"means charity — to be somebody's fellow-man and fellow-worker
in some great eiTort — not putting up stones as memorials, but
lives."

To Joseph Pennell was given a subject which comprehen-

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sively covered the foundation of the entire service. It was the
address of the Tree Consecration. That trees, as| symbols, have
been such from the time of the events in the Garden of Eden,
the symboHc effect of the Cedars of Lebanon, the acts of the
Romans as typified in the tree, the assertion that every form of
architecture is traceable in symbol to the tree, was a, prelude to
Mr. Pennell's assertion that Americans should plant trees as the
Romans and the French planted them. He told of the famous
tree-lined avenue that has its start in Rome, crosses the Alps and
has its terminus in Paris — and stated that tree-planting, for
memorial purposes, should have serious consideration. "There
should be lines of trees, to shade and to beautify, every mile of
the Lincoln Highway, a tribute in memory of the men who died
in the service. The Patriots' Grove at the Farm School is typi-
cal. It is splendid. But, somewhere along that notable highway
there should be, at some not too far distant time, 'The Road and
the Grove of The National Farm School,' " was his concluding
comment.

"Trees as a Mode of Commemoration," made the basis of a
brief talk by Edward Bok, in which he called attention to the
opportunities reflected in the future lives of the Farm School
enrolment by reason of the training they are given under the
most attractive natural surroundings possible to develop.

At the Dedication of the Edward William Hirsh Botanical
Laboratory, a tribute to the memory of the young men was paid
by Harold A. Lebair, who said in part, "This splendid building is
a gift, not only to the Farm School, but to the general cause of
learning. It has been erected to give other boys an opportunity
to enjoy some of the rare privileges which were given, to Edward
Hirsh b}'- his parents. It is to be hoped that, inspired by this
monument, they may develop those manly qualities which were
so well evidenced by Edward Hirsh, a true lover of nature. The
boys of this and coming generations through this splendid
memorial will have an opportunity of acquiring learning, and to
appreciate nature, and through their knowledge, to develop and
show those qualities which mean eventual leadership among men."

In the address, incident to the dedication of the Henrv

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Frank Singer Flagpole in the Patriots' Grove, Franklin Spencer
Edmonds gave a brief resume of the battle of Montfaucon, in
which 3^oung Singer gave his life, concluding in a touching tribute
to the young soldier: 'A gentle boy, Henry Frank Singer, the
hope of a distinguished and honored family, a graduate of our
proudest schools and colleges, a student of Art and Literature, a
lover of the Drama, one whose life had been cast in literary and
aesthetic lines, and who had already, through his personality and
ability made for himself endearing and lasting friendships — here
he did his last and greatest work, and here serving on the front
line in a dangerous duty, he met his end !

"What memorial could be more fitting to such a man than
that, in this grove of this great institution, where thousands of
young men in the future will receive the training and impetus
which will fit them for life, that here should be placed the Amer-
ican flag, — the undying testimony to the principles of Liberty
and Justice, for which Henry Singer was content to lay down his
young life!

"I am told, Mr. Chairman, that the flag is now about to be
unfurled, but it is concealed from our view by the grove. I,
therefore, move that this entire assemblage, while the flag is be-
ing raised, rise and stand at quiet attention for one minute, in
reverent memory of those who laid down their lives in the service
of the Country."

The vast audience arose while the flag was unfurled, and
Dr. Joseph Krauskopf then read the names of those for whom
trees had been planted in the new Patriots' Grove.

This was followed by the blowing of taps, after which Dr.
Krauskopf read the names of those friends of the School for
whom Memorial and Festive Trees had been planted and in-
scribed during the year. (The list of names is published on
pages i^ to i8 of this book.) At the conclusion of the ceremony,
after the recital of a closing prayer by Rabbi Ettelson, luncheon
was served to the guests in the new Morris Lasker Hall, and the
afternoon was spent in an inspection of the buildings and grounds,
and visits to the Memorial, Festive and Patriots' Groves.

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THE PATRIOTS' GROVE

Names of thosp. for whom Trees were planted in "The Patriots'
Grove " and Consecrated on Sundag, June 1, 1919.

IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE
COUNTRY'S SERVICE:

Louis Berkowitz, Philadelphia.
Jacob Bledenthal, Atlantic City.
Morrie A. Deutsch, Philadelphia.
Jerome L. Goldman, St. Louis.
Jesse Warren Guise, Findlay, Ohio.
Simon C. Hellman, Nat'l Farm School.
Joyce Kilmer, New York.
Roy Stewart Marlow, Elkins Park.
G. M. NeuBurger, Philadelphia.
Harry Polinsky, Philadelphia.
William C. Reese, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Eli Wittstein,

Byron H. Reis, Philadelphia.
Eugene Rice, Philadelphia.
Geo. Burton Rosenthal, Hartford, Conn.
Alexander J. Roth, New York.
Lester B. Rothschild, Philadelphia.
Mortimer Strauss Rubel, Chicago.
Henry Frank Singer, Philadelphia.
Solomon Spicker, Pottsville, Pa.
Bennie Spitzer, Philadelphia.
Milton Stern, Philadelphia.
Bernard W. Traitel, Detroit, Mich.
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.
Ralph Gutlohn, Philadelphia.
Julian Arthur Hillman, Atlantic City.
Isaac L. Hyman, Philadelphia.
Leopold Max Jacobs, Philadelphia.
Reuben Jacobs, Philadelphia.
Charles S. Kaufman, Philadelphia.
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.
S. Ralph Schwarzschild, Philadelphia.
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.
Frank L. Teller, Philadelphia.
Jerome L. Teller, Philadelphia.
Philip H. Weinberg, Philadelphia.
Gustave L. Winelander, Philadelphia.
Stanley S. Wohl, Philadelphia.

Myron Albert Zacks, Philadelphia.

Requests for additional tree-plantings in "THE PATRIOTS' GROVE" may b«
addressed to the office of The National Farm School, 407 Mutual Life Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.

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MEMORIAL TREES

Consecrated at the Exercises on Sunday, June 1, 1919, in Memory of

ALABAMA
Birmingham

Ignatz Phillips

Mobile
Miriam Ettelson

Montgomery

Sarah Stern

CALIFORNIA

San Francisco
Otto Irving Wise

DELAWARE
Wilmington
Reuben \V. W'olters

Washington
Betty Beitman
Gabriel Beitman

KENTUCKY
Louisville

■ Max Loeb

Paducah

Jeannette \\'eille

LOUISIANA

New Orleans

^Milton Heidenheim
Otto A. Levy

MARYLAND

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Baltimore

Rosa H. Goldenberg

Washington

William Hahn

FLORIDA
Jacksonville
Fred. G. Barwald
W'alter J. Bernstein
Jeannette Tishler
Lillie H. Zacharias

GEORGIA
Atlanta

Emanuel Rich

Macon

Jules Jacobovitz

ILLINOIS

Chicago

Adolph Brucker
Amalie Schulhoff Feist
Ethel J. Weinstein

Delavau

S. ]M. Reinheiraer

Rochelle

Emanuel Hilb

INDIANA
Evansville

Leopold Loewenthal
Sam Loewenthal
Theresa Loewenthal

Fort Wayne

Mina Freiburger

Terre Haute

Charlotte M. UfFenheimer

Gertrude Meyers

May Fleisher Rosenburg

Leo Sigmund

MASSACHUSETTS

Boston

Eva Friedlander Sondheim
Johanna Sondheim

MICHIGAN
Detroit

Carrie Levy

Norway

Mina Ruwitch

MINNESOTA

St. Paul

Israel H. Block
Benjamin L. Goodkind

MISSISSIPPI .
Meridian

Lewis M. Rothenberg

MISSOURI
St. Louis

Isidor Auer

Julia Biederman

Jennie Weinstein Jacobs

NEW JERSEY
Atlantic City

Jeannette Maass
Grace Bacharach
Fannie Meyefs

Dover
Vyola Spritz Barab

Merchantville

Ralph P. Eichengreen

NEW YORK

Buffalo

Benjamin D. Bing

Ithaca

Andrew D; White

New York City

Chas. N. Dreshfeld
Benjamin Foster
Jeannette Foster
Mollie Kahn
Henry M. Leipziger
Abraham Lowenstein
Lillie Meyers Rcjth
Emanuel L. Spe.lman

Oyster Bay

Theodore Roosevelt

NORTH CAROLINA
Wilmington
Samuel Bear, Jr.

OHIO

Aliron

George Hirsch
David N. Leopold
Eva Leopold

Bellaire

Aaron Herzberg
. Mary Luchs
Samuel Luchs

Cincinnati

Moses Bing
Rebecca M. Englander
Martha P. Freiberg
Joseph M. Salzer
Ernestine Sommerheld

Cleveland

Nani Haber

OREGON

Portland

Emily Rider Ehrman

PENNSYLVANIA

Bradford

David C. Greenewald

Easton
Mina Straus

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MEMORIAL TREES— Continued

Jenkintown

Florence Arnold Lebair

Lancaster

Isaac Miller

Philadelphia

Sol Abraham

Philip Arnold

Solomon Asher

Isaac Augsburger

Sophie Augsburger

Julius Bacharach

Esther Bachenheimer

Martin Bergman

Jane Silberstein Bornstein

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Casper

Adline Cohen

Herman Cohen

Morris N. Cohen

Samuel Cohen

Flora DeHaan

Goldie K. Delheim

Max Epstein

Leah Behrmann Faggen

Moses S. Felleman

S. B. Fleisher

Theodore M. Frank

Myer Gattman

Leslie Gordon Getz

Meyer Getz

Rosa Goldman

Abraham I. Goldsmith

Joseph Goldsmith

Leah Goldsmith

Clare F. Goodman

George M. Grauley

Rose Grauley

Bernhard Greenberg

Sophia Brunswick Haas

William B. Hackenburg

Josephine Hammerschmidt

Kate Hartman

Alvin Ilerold

Bertha Herzfeld

Carrie Hirsch

Hettie Hirsch

Isadore Hirsch

David Hirsh

Louis Hutt

Dora Rosenau Jacob

Noah Johnson

Helen Stieglitz Jurist

Alice Kaiser

Michael Katz

Frances Kaufman

Ignatz Kraus

Catherine Langfeld

Barbara Leopold

Julius Levi

Sophie Levi

Louis Edward Levy

Elias Loeb

Emma Loeb

Joseph Loeb

Rebecca Manheimer

Emelie Massman

Ida Metzel

Bertha S. Meyer

Harold Leslie Meyer

Milton Morris

Aron Picard

Josephine A. Picard

Isaiah Rabinowitz

Betty Elkin Raken

Huldah Goldsmith Raphael

Mary Rohrheimer

Sophie Rosin

Jacob and Cecilia Salinger

Louis Sailer

Henry Schamberg

Morton Livingston

Schamberg
Jeannette Utitz Skidelsky
Henriette T. Silberman
Saul Stamm
S. Eugene Stamm
Anna Strauss
Fannie Strauss
Bert Feldman Tickner
Dora Vederman
Michel Weil
Benjamin Weinstock
Sara Wendkos
Moses W. Williams
Theresa W. Williams
Isaac Wolf
Maryetta Wolf
Sarah Wolf
Henrietta Wyman

Pittsburgh

Meyer Benjamin Foster

Joseph Friedman
Louis J. Goldsmith
Emanuel Weiler
Ruth K. Weiss

Reading

Bertha D. Einstein

Elias Schulhoff

Rosa V. Ulman-Waldman

Scran ton

N. G. Goodman
Williamsport

Minnie U. Shloss
Hiram Henry Ulman
Simon S. Ulman

York

Mary R. Lehmayer

SOUTH CAROLINA
Blackville

Philopena Brown

TEXAS
Dallas

Rose M. Ortlicb

El Paso

Emma Mayiield Hurwitz

UTAH

Salt Lake City

Solomon Siegel

VIRGINIA
Danvilld

Julius Kaufman

WEST VIRGINIA
Wheeling

Adele Jelliffe Hupp
Louis Whit

ITALY
Rome

David Lubin

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FESTIVE TREES

Dedicated at the Exercises on Sundap, June 1, 1919, in Honor of

BIRTHS

Marion Jane Fuhrman, Phila.
Stanley Harold Kapner, Bellaire, Ohio
Wm. Klein, Jr., South Orange, N. J.
Allah Lat2, Atlantic City, N. J.
Marie Theresa Latz, Atlantic City, N. J.
Mack Latz, Jr., Atlantic City, N. J.
Eleanore Sylria Press, Atlantic City, N. J.
Julien Benedict Roth, Portland, Ore.
Lorraine Vederman, Phila.
Mortimer L. Weil, Huntiville, Ala.
Richard R. Weifs, Lehighton, Pa.
Rose Betty Wolf, Pittsburgh, Pa.

BIRTHDAY AKHIVERSARIES

Sadie Jacobs, Spartansburg, S. C, 3d
Mrs. A. Weitzenkorn, Phila., 70th

COKFIRMATION

Ruth C. Kirschbaum, Phila.
Caroline S. Kohn, Phila.
Lillian Kraus, Phila.
Adalyn Schoenfeld, Phila.
Benjamin Sepal, Phila.
Adelaide Spitier, Phila.

BETROTHALS

Julian A. Hillman, Atlantic City, and

Madeleine Rrauskopf, Phila.
Gertrude Segal and Joachim Stybel, Phila.
Sadie Segal and David Karr, Phila.

WEDDINGS

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hart Blumenthal,

Phila.
Dr. and Mrs. Morton J. Loeb, New Haven,

Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Meyerowitz, New York
Major and Mrs. Samuel Julian Rosen-
sohn, New York

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
Mr. and Mri. Edwin Adler, Atlanta, Ga.,

Ist
Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Gross, Phila., 30th
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Guckenheimcr, Phila.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Pfeifer, Phila., 25th
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Solomon, Phila., 36th

GENERAL
Council of Jewish Women, Atlantic City
Blanche Caroline Dietz, Phila., Recovery

from Illness
Mrs. Morris Wiernick, Phila., Recovery

from Illness

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TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL SUCCOTH HARVEST
PILGRIMAGE

October 12, 1919.

For the first time in the twenty-two years of its existence,
inclement weather interfered with the usual large attendance
that has been the customary feature of National Farm School
gatherings, somewhat less than 100 persons having braved the
elements to be present at what turned out to be an affair of im-
usual interest.

The Exercises were held in Segal Hall, which presented a
festive and charming appearance, being beautifully decorated
with the products of the farms.

The speakers of the occasion were Dr. Felix Adler, founder
and president of( the Ethical Culture. Society, and professor Co-
lumbia University; Dr. Morris Jastrow, Jr., of the University of
Pennsylvania; Judge Isaac Johnson, of Delaware County; Dr:
Joseph Krauskopf, President and Founder of The National
Farm School, and Bernhard Ostrolenk, its Director.

Governor William C. Sproul, of Pennsylvania, was also to
have been one of the speakers, but owing to an accident to his
automobile, while on the way to the School, occasioned by the
inclement weather, was compelled to abandon the trip.

After an invocation by Rabbi James G. Heller, Judge John-
son was presented by Dr. Krauskopf, as the presiding officer of
the day.

The first speaker was Dr. Felix Adler, who in the course of
a thoughtful and interesting address, brought out the following
points :

"Agriculture is unquestionably the stabilizing influence and
occupation in this time of country-wide tmrest. The more men
who can be drawn back to the field of agriculture, the stronger
is the ballast given to a vacillating population. The great
counter-influence to civilization is unrest. Agriculture is a voca-
tion, while manual labor in the factories is monotonous occupa-

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tion — this, because of the splendid opportunities afforded in agri-
culture for a man to be a scientist, to apply chemistry and biol-
ogy, and in the genius of creation in the development of new
breeds and varieties. Agriculture is also practical poetry. One
thing to be urged is the establishment of co-operative community
centres — to emphasize the social side of the farmer's life, to
eliminate the one. remaining drawback to agriculture, and this is
the loneliness of conditions in certain farming sections. Do not
permit the farmers to live a lonely life. Agriculture is becoming
a liberal vocation. It liberalizes man's neutrality. When the
work we do stimulates intelligence, it makes for humanity."

The next speaker was Professor Morris Jastrow, Jr., of the
University of Pennsylvania, who dwelt on the increased im-
portance of such institutions as The National Farm School, as a
result of the experiences through which the world has recently
passed. He said in part, "The slogan, 'Food Will Win the War,'
emphasized the startling fact that the rapid growth of industry
and commerce and the neglect of agriculture had made our civil-
ization top heavy. The acute crisis is over, but the entire world
is still struggling with the problem of food.

"An institution like The National Farm School is rendering
a direct service to civilization in providing a counter-balance to
materialism which has always been the menace involved in what
is known as progressive civilization. To find the proper propor-
tion between commerce and industry on the one hand and agri-
culture on the other is thq fundamental problem involved in the
work of reconstruction upon which the entire world is now en-
gaged with a view of producing more stable conditions than
those which led to the great catastrophe."

Dr. Krauskopf then presented a resume of the School's
work and achievements for the past year, an abstract of which
is published on pages 5 to 8 of this book.

The next speaker was Director Ostrolenk, who, in the
course of an admirable address, said : "The National Farm School
is one of the solutions of the high cost of living. Thoughtful
men, patriotic men, forward-looking men cannot fail to see the

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sanity of the solution offered by Dr. Krauskopf through the
School he founded twenty-two years ago. It becomes essential
to intensify its work, to expand its acres, to accommodate more
students, to make it a centre fof a more aggressive rural propa-
ganda, to enable it to assist a larger portion of those that seek
practical advice. For all these things more funds are needed.
The School is pressed for funds to carry on its present work, to
say nothing of undertaking the enormous new service it would
like to render. Its doors are today crowded to the limit with
students. All indications are that over three hundred students
will seek admission this coming spring, of whom we will only be
able to admit thirty, or if we crowd our dormitories, possibly
forty. Additional equipment is needed on the farms to carry on
properly the kind of teaching we are committed to, if our stu-
dent body is to be improved. Primarily we will need more land.
The board, under the leadership of Dr. Krauskopf, have felt the
need of rendering this service, and have courageously voted funds
in the face of decreasing subscriptions to the School and ever-
increasing cost of maintenance and almost prohibitive cost of ex-
pansion. They have patriotically faced the situation in spite of a
shrinking sinking fund, hopeful that an awakened public will not
forsake them in this emergency. To support The National Farmi
School, to assist it in its great work of supplying plenty, and,,
therefore, cheaper food to the nation is a social duty, an act of
preservation of civilized society."

Reports of the year's work were then presented by members
of the Board and Faculty of the School, after which the election
of officers and members of the Board was held. The exercises
concluded with military drills by the students and the distributioa
of prizes for meritorious work.

An informal reception and luncheon was then tendered the
guests of honor, in the Morris Lasker Hall, during the course of
which Dr. Krauskopf announced a gift of $1000 from Mr. Henry
S. Belber, of Philadelphia, toward the girls' annex; $2000 from
an anonymous friend, toward the dairy; and $1000 from Mr.
Isaac D. Straus, of Ligonier, Ind.

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LEGACIES AND ENDOWMENTS

1895 — In memoriam Jacob Tuck and wife, by their children,

Philadelphia, Pa $1,000.00

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, Frostberg, Md., Bequest 500.00

i9o6^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 ftiemory of

her son, Arthur Ballenberg 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-oo

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

191 1 — Samuel Baldauf, Oskaloosa, la.. Bequest 300.00

191 1 — Max Bamberger, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 5,000.00

191 1— Harriet B. Labe, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 100.00

191 1 — Adolph Leberman, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 100.00

1912 — Annie M. Ferguson, Pittsburgh, Pa., Bequest 100.00

1912 — Mina Friedman, Chicago, 111., Bequest 100.00

1912 — Benjamin Kahn, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 200.00

1913 — Louis Lowenthal, Rochester, N. Y., Bequest 500.00

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LEGACIES AND ENDOWMENTS-Con/maeJ

1912— Levi Stern, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest $100.00

1912— Abraham Weiler, Columbus, Ohio, Bequest 200.00

1913— Leopold Keiser, Buflfalo, N. Y., Bequest 500.00

1913— Estate of Sophia Rothschild, Summitville, Ind 100.00

1913— 'Cass Sunstein, Pittsburgh, Pa., Bequest 100.00

1913— Estate of Samuel Woolner, Peoria, 111 500.00

1914—111 Memory of Barnett Binswanger, Philadelphia, Pa.,

by his wife 15000

1914— Martha Wertheimer Kohn, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 200.00

1914— 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

191S— Jacob Straus, Ligonier, Ind., Bequest 1,000.00

1916— Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Cans, Philadelphia, Pa., in

memory of their daughter, Bertie Cans Ochs 150.00

1916— Mrs. Walter G. Herzberg, Philadelphia, Pa., in mem-
ory of her parents, Ellis and Annie Teller Silber- •

^t^i" 100.00

1916— Mr. B. S.I Herkimer, New York, in memory of his

mother, Estella S. Herkimer loo.od

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
1916— Mrs. Sam'I Rosenbaum, Philadelphia, Pa., in memory

of her parents, EUis and Annie Teller Silberstein. . 100.00
1917— In memory of Laurence W. Frank, Pittsburgh, Pa.,

by his brother, Edgar K. Frank 100.00

1917— In memory of Heyman and Brunette Herzberg, Phila-
delphia, by their children 150.00

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

191S— Estate of Albertina Bamberger, New York, N. Y 500.00

1918 — Aaron Cans, Philadelphia, Bequest 250.00

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LEGACIES AND ENDOWMENTS-Con//nueJ

1918 — Mrs. Ralph Hirsh, Philadelphia, in memory of her

parents, Solomon and Regina Behal $125.00

1918-^Alfred Kohn, Philadelphia, in memory of wife 500.00

1918— Leopold Lisberger, Philadelphia, in memory of his son,

Monroe 100.00

1918 — Mr. and Mrs. Leon Merz, Philadelphia, in memory of

their son, John D.i 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 140.00

1918 — Estate of Isaac Silvernale, Philadelphia 1,000.00

1918 — Children 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 — Mrs. Arnold Gundelfinger, Chicago, 111., in memory

of her husband 250.00

1919 — Aaron Lowenstein, Philadelphia, Bequest 2,500.00

1919— Mrs. I. L. Marks, Chicago, 111., in memory of her -

husband 200.00

1919 — Jacob Marcus, Coatesville, Pa., Bequest 100.00

191 9 — Estate of Hanna Mayer, Philadelphia 266.62

1919 — Louis Newburger, Indianapolis, Ind., Bequest 300.00

1919 — Ignatz J. Rigelhaupt, Philadelphia, Pa., Bequest 100.00

1919 — Wm. B. Rosskam, Philadelphia, Pa., in memory of

his wife 100.00

^919 — Abraham Slimmer, Dubuque, la., Bequest '. 2,000.00

ABRAHAM KROTOSHINSKY, the hero who saved "The Lost Battalion" in the

Argonne Forest, is now a sludent at THE NATIONAL FARM S(T100L, where he is
receiving a training in practical and scientific agriculture, for the great Army of Peace,
that is needed to raise food to feed the hungry world.

The story of Abraham Krotoshinsky is an oft-told tale, but one that bears repetition
among the most heroic. This young man was a private in Co. K, 307th Infantry, when his
battalion, under the command of Col. Whittlesey, was surrounded in the Argonne Forest.
They were short of rations. They tried to get word back to the rear, telling of their
plight, but their men never got through. Paralysis and stupefaction and despair were

Abraham Krotoshinsky

in the air. And when the hour was darkest, and all seemed lost, Abraham Kroto-
shinsky stepped forward and said, "I will try to get through." He tried, he was
wounded, he had to creep and crawl, but he got through, and he saved "The Lost
Battalion."

Upon his discharge from the army, desiring to pursue agricultvire as his future pro-
fession, he applied for admission to The National Farm] School, was admitted, and is
now applying the same earnestness, which he brought to the grim business of war, to
the work of the great Agricultural Army of Peace, whose slogan is: "They shall beat
their spears into pruning hooks, and their swords into plowshares."

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TREASURER'S REPORT
Year Ending September 30, 1919

$65,154.67

GENERAL FUND

MAINTENANCE INCOME

Interest on investments $6,032.88

Sale of farm products 12,542.24

State of Pennsylvania 9,350.00

Federation of Jewish Charities.... 9,875.00

Dues and donations 22,299.00

Propaganda (net) 5,055.55

MAINTENANCE DISBURSEMENTS

Beds and bedding $940.35

Brooms and brushes 107.67

Conveyance 1,820.02

Dry goods and clothing 3,658.20

Fuel 2,903.69

Groceries 5,988.57

Horticultural department 1,330.23

Poultry department 3,578.42

Ice 2.50

Insurance ' 2,468.09

Lighting 772.39

Printing 818.88

Provisions 5,729.93

Taxes 600.69

Supplies Educational 555.76

Farm 10,700.97

Medical 378.09

Salaries Matron 1,955.00

Teachers 9,813.28

Officers 2,465.86

Wages 6,588.89

Sundries 751.92

Interest 63.69

Repairs and replacements. 6,554.47

$70,547.56

Excess of Maintenance Dis-
bursements $5,392.89

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EXTRAORDINARY INCOME

Students' deposits (net) $500.65

Library (net) 8.09

Additional loan from Endowment

Fund 17,564.96

Improvement loan from Schoenfeld

Farm No. 3 6,700.00

Improvement loan from Schoenfeld

Farm No. 1 3,700.00

EXTRAORDINARY DISBURSEMENTS

Advance to Hellman Farm $1,069.05

Additions to plant 29,875.53

$28,473.70

$30,944.58

$2,470.88
Deficit for year $7,863.77

ENDOWMENT FUND
Bank Balance October 1, 1918 $1,153.49

INCOME

Life memberships and donations $300.00

Bequests and memorial donations 7,227.56

Principal account repayment of mortgage...... 11,513.53

Repayment of loan, account National Farm

School 1.800.00

DISBURSEMENTS

Mortgages and securities purchased $1,199.00

Propaganda expense 75.00

Loan to National Farm School 19,364.96

Loan to Hellman Farm 505.90

$20,841.09
$21,994.58

$21,144.86

Bank balance September 30, 1919 849.72

Investment account "• 97,266.10

Due from National Farm School 20,857.68

Due from Hellman Farm 3,158.30

Total Endowment Fund $122,131.80

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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON FARMS

Herbert D. Allman, Chairman.

. The Farms Committee is well satisfied with the products
of the farms for the past year, and much pleased with the re-
sults achieved by the faculty and student body, and takes pleasure
in submitting a brief report of the activities of thevarious farms
' and departments under its supervision.

The Home Farm. — The intensifying of the dairy herd has
been the characterizing feature on this farm. The policy has
been to continue breeding towards a pure bred herd. Today we
have fifteen pure bred cows, and eighteen head of pure bred
stock growing up, to give us a good start on our other farms.
After a semi-annual test, we find all our stock free from tubercu-
' losis. To demonstrate the high calibre of our stock, five of them
were submitted to test by the Holstein Fresian Association, and
were all admitted.

The corn yielded excellent returns and the hay crop was
the best M^e have had in many years. In the piggery we have
been raising the standard of breeding, and results have been
very satisfactory. Much of this success is due to the efficient
management of Mr. Meyer Goldman, assisted by Mr. Harman
Kraft and Mr. Bernard Goldsmith, post graduate.

Schoenfeld Farm No. i, in charge of Post Graduate Mr.
Jacob Mannes, has been ably handled, showing a milk flow of
nearly seventy-five thousand pounds for the year, maintained by
twelve cows, a five per cent, increase.

Schoenfeld Farm No. 2. — The peach crop gave a goodly
yield and an extra good price. The apple orchard, after patient
and careful spraying, pruning and fertilization, is bringing very
ample returns. The hay crop on this farm has been the best
harvested in many years.

Schoenfeld Farm No. 3, in charge of Mr. Howard F.
Young, yielded an excellent crop of hay, and a corn crop which
exceeded sixty bushels to the acre on the forty-acre planting.
The summer rains were a little hard on our grain, but we man-
aged to save the rnajor portion of the crop. The returns from
the dairy have been highly satisfactory.

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We are sure onr friends and patrons will be highly pleased
with the new lake, built by Mr. Young and his students on this
farm, at a cost of less than $200, which would have cost that
many thousand dollars, if done by an outside contractor. This
lake is not only a very artistic addition to this already beautiful
landscape; but has a triple advantage, in that it will make a
safe and pleasant bathing spot for our boys in the summer, and
an excellent skating pond in the winter, besides furnishing the
School with sufficient good ice for all of its needs. Formerly
we cut our ice on the Neshaminy Creek, quite a distance from
our base, and this new project will save us considerable time
and money.

Hellman Farm, in charge of Post Graduate Mr. M.
Schlossberg, is in good working order. The summer rains ruined
a small portion of the grain, but by feeding it to the stock, put
on this farm for that purpose, the actual loss was very small.
We sold some topwood from the woods of this farm, and an
abundance of good timber still remains. About thirty acres
have been seeded in grass for the coming year.

The Horticultural Department. — The Edward Hirsh
Botanical Laboratory, recently completed and dedicated, has
given an additional charm to this always pretty spot, and is not
only a valuable architectural addition, but also a very useful
building for the study of plant life. Mr. Drue A'lman, who has
had charge of this department for the past four years, has re-
signed to teach at Cornell University, and is succeeded as Horti-
culturist, by Mr. Mark A. Cassidy who, like his predecessor, is
also a graduate of Cornell University.

Mr. Drue Allman during his incumbency at the School was
also director of the Social Service Bureau, and through his en-
thusiasm and whole-hearted devotion to the School and the wel-
fare of the students, made also a splendid success of this work.
His popularity among the students can perhaps best be gauged
by the fact that they presented him with a handsome silver
loving cup, upon his departure from the School for his new field
of endeavor.

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The Poultry Department^ in charge of Mr. C. J. Toor,
deserves special commendation, as Mr. Toor (who is a graduate
of the Farm School) is on his job day and night, and is pro-
ducing results. The brooder capacity has been doubled — the
yield of eggs last year being over 8000 dozen. The live stock
is being increased at a rapid and practical rate, and we are
contemplating making extensions and further improvements in
this department next spring.

General.-^A new Pump House has been built by the
students; a pump has been installed and motor attached. The
depth of the well is 500 feet with a capacity of 30 gallons per
minute. A new Patriots' Grove has been laid out and will
soon show results. All roads and fences on the entire plant
are in excellent condition.

SCHOENFELD FARM NO. 3, FINANCIAL STANDING

REVENUE AND EXPENSE ACCOUNT
REVENUE

Sale of farm products $6,714.04

Interest on bank deposits 54.52

Increase in inventory 27.00

$6,795.56

OPERATING EXPENSE

Wages and meals for help $1,494.18

Horseshoeing and blacksmithing. . 48.00

Veterinarian 6L50

Gasoline for engines 240.70

Implement repairs 107.78

Grain 1,216.01

Farm sundries 146.44

Seeds 134.39

Sawing wood 18.38

General repairs 8.90

Binder twine 21.97

$3,498.25

REPLACEMENTS AND IMPROVEMENTS

Fertilizer $338.42

Repairs to barn 3.72

Implements and tools 42.70

$384.84

$3,883.09

Net gain September 30, 1919 $2,912.47

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In memory of Flora Schoenfeld,

by her husband, Max Schoenfeld,

of Rorschach, Switzerland.

Flora Schoenfeld Farm No. 1

40 acres, in the Spring of 1904,

Flora Schoenfeld Farm No. 2

38 acres, in the Sping of 1905,

Flora Schoenfeld Farm No. 3

163 acres, in the Fall of 1937.

Henry Hellman Farm

110 acres, purchased in the Fall of 1917, with funds donated by
Mr. Henry Hellman, of New York, for that purpose.

Theresa Loeb Memorial Green House

In memory of Theresa Loeb, Ogontz, Pa., by family. Erected 1898.

Ida M. Block Memorial Chapel

In memory of Ida M. Block, Kansas City, 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 Green House

In memory of Rose 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 1906.

Frances E. Loeb Vegetable Forcing Green House

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, by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrv
B. Hirsh, of Philadelphia, Pa. Erected 1918.

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Hi^mnrtalB

Archer Rosenthal Lake

In memory of Archer Rosenthal, Philadelphia, Pa., by
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Rosenthal, 1908.

Elise Binswanger Nursery

In memory of Elise Binswanger, Kansas City, Mo., by
her grandchildren, planted in 1909.

Samuel Strauss, Jr., Division of Nursery

Rhododendrons and Roses in memory of Samuel Strauss,
Jr., Philadelphia, by his wife, 1910.

Feineman-Binswanger Memorial Arch

In memory of Mr. B. A. Feineman and Elise Bins-
wanger, Kansas City, Mo., by Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Kraus-
kopf, 1912.

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, 1913.

Henrietta Krauskopf Division of Nursery

Circle of Evergreens and Shrubs, by Mr. Nathan Kraus-
kopf, 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, 1913.

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 Fran*::
Singer, who made the supreme sacrifice on the battle-
field of Montfaucon, France, September 29, 1918.

1908— "WM. S. RAYNER SCHOLARSHIP." The
income of $5000 contributed to the Endowment
Fund by his daughter, Mrs. Bertha Rayner
Frank.

1908— "DR. SAMUEL L. FRANK SCHOLAR-
SHIP." The income of $5000 contributed to
the Endowment Fund by his wife, :\Irs. Bertha
Rayner Frank.

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PRIZES ENDOWED

"Solomon and Regina Behal Prize," the interest of $123/A donated by Mrs.

Ralph Hirsh. Philadelphia, in memory of her parents.
"Barnett Binswanger Prize," the interest $150.00, donated by Mrs. Barnett

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 Herzberg Prize," the interest of $150.00, donated in

memory of Heyman and Brunette Herzberg, by their children.
"Estella S. Herkimer Prize," the interest of $1100.00, donated by Mr. B. S.

Herkimer, of Xew York, in memory of his mother.
"Herbert T. Hyman Prize," the interest of $150.00, donated by Mrs. Bernard

.Sluzier, in memory of her son.
"Elsie Kaufman Kohn Prizes," the interest of $5CO.0O, donated by Mr. Alfred

Kohn, Philadelphia, in memory of his wife.
"Martha and David Kohn Prize," the interest of a bequest of $300.00, by

Martha Kohn.
"Harriet B. Labe Prize," the interest of a bequest of $100.00.
"Monroe Lisberger Prize," the interest of $100.00, donated by Mr. Leopold

Lisberger, Philadelphia, in memory of his son.
"Joseph Louchheim Prize," the interest of $250.(X), donated by Mr. Harry

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.
"Bertie Gans Ochs Prize," the interest of $19[).0O, 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 Rosenbaum, of Philadelphia, in memory of her parents.

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CASH PRIZES DONATED

Miss Mollie Abrahamson, Philadelphia (annual) $5.00

"Wm. Armhold Prize," by his daughter, Miss N. E. Armhold, At-
lantic City, X. J., in honor of her father's birthday (annual) 2.50

"Adolph Ballenberg Prize," by Mrs. Sidney M. Cohen, Milwaukee,

Wis., in memory of her father (annual) S.OO

Mrs. D. Berlizheimer, Philadelphia (annual) 5.C0

"Barnett Binswanger Memorial Prize," by the Board of the School

(annual) 5.00

Mrs. H. Bloomfield, Philadelphia, in memory of her mother (annual) .. 5.00

Mrs. Gabriel Blum, Philadelphia, in memory of her sister (annual) 10.00

Mr. and Mrs. Hart Blumenthal, Philadelphia, in memory of their son

Ralph (annual) 10.00

Mrs. Sol. Blumenthal, Philadelphia, in memory of her husband (annual), 10. CO

Mrs. L. Bonsall, Philadelphia (annual) 5.00

"Henrietta Dannenbaum Prize," in honor of her birthday, by a niece of

"Mrs. Dannenbaum (annual) 5.00

"Mathilde Dreifus Prize," by Miss Jeanette Dreifus, Philadelphia, in

memory of her mother (annual) 5.00

"Maurice H. Grossman Memorial Prize," by Leon and Fannie M. Wohl-

farth. New York (annual) 10.03

Dr. C.n. Gubbin, Philadelphia (annual) S.OO

Mr. David Kirschbaum, Philadelphia (annual) 10.00

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Krauskopf, Philadelphia (annual) 25.00

Miss Carrie Laub, Chicago, 111., in memory of David Jacobsohn 2.50

Mr. S. Geo. Levi, Philadelphia, in memory of his parents (annual) 20.00

"Isadore Liberman Memorial Prize," by Sylvia L. Press, Philadel-
phia (annual) 10.00

Mrs. I. L. Marks, Chicago, 111., in memory of her husband (annual) .. 10.00
"Sophie Knocker May Perpetual Prize," oy Mrs. William Knocker,

Atlantic City, N. J., in memory of her daughter 5.00

"Morton M. Newburger Prizes," by Mrs. Jacob F. Loeb, New York,

in memory of her brother (annual) 20.0'0

Mrs. Max Oppenheimer, Philadelphia, in memory of Hulda Oppen-

heimer (annual) 5.00

Mr. Joseph S. Potsdamer, Philadelphia (annual) 25.00

"Ruth Leah Powdermaker Prizes," by Mr. David A. Fowdermaker,

Philadelphia, in memory of his daughter (annual) 15.00

Mrs. Henry Rosenthal, Philadelphia (annual) S.OO

Mr. Sigmund W. Rosin, Philada., in memory of his mother (.annual), 2S.'30

Mr. I. H. Silverman, Philadelphia (annual) 10.00

'-'Rebecca Simon Prize," by Mrs. Herbert Wasserman, Philadelphia, in

memory of her mother (annual) 25.00

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sinberg, Philadelphia (annual) 10.00

Col. Isaac M. UUman, New Haven, Conn 25.00

"Theodore and Emma Weil Prize," by Mr. Harry F. Weil, Philadel-
phia, in memory of his parents (annual) 10.00

"Simon and Hannah Wilson Perpetual Prize," by Miss Rose S. Wil-
son, Atlantic City, N. J., in memory of her parents (.annual) 2.50

34 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

REPORT OF THE LADIES' AUXILIARY BOARD

Mr. a. M. Klein, CJiairinan.

The Ladies of the AuxiHary Board have visited The Na-
tional Farm School under rather difficult auspices during the
past year, the train service being so very poor. In spite of this,
they have been most faithful, and their interest and helpful sug-
gestions have done much to improve the efficiency of the house-
hold.

Our matron, Miss Churchman, reports two thousand and
ninety quarts of fruit and vegetables canned for winter use, in
addition to seventy-eight gallons of apple butter in storage.
The fall preserving was, unfortunately, hampered by the sugar
shortage. We aim to conserve five times this amount another
year.

Under the careful supervision of our trained nurse, ]\liss
Colvin, the high standard of health of our institution has been
maintained.

The Sewing Circle, with Mrs. R. B. Schoneman and Mrs. S.
R. Goldsmith at its head, has resumed its meetings and earnest
efforts will be made to restock the linen room.

Mrs. David Kirschbaum and ^Irs. Gabriel Blum are ar-
ranging a series of dances to be given at The National Farm
School, while Mrs. David Phillips has consented to supervise the
moving pictures which are shown each week.

The Auxiliary Board offers as a suggestion that a solution
for many of the household problems of The National Farm
School might be found, if homes could be built on the school
grounds for members of the teaching staff and their families.

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 35

REPORT OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Cecil J. Toor^ Secretary.

Already plans for a get-together meeting and banquet, to be
held next June, at the occasion of the Annual Spring Pilgrim-
age to Farm School, are formulating. This promises to be the
largest meeting in the history of the Alumni Association, as
judged by the many graduates who have already expressed their
eagerness to attend. A large proportion of the seventy-six mem-
bers who have seen service with Uncle Sam are expected.

The problem of the year has been the placing of graduates
discharged from service overseas, on farms, and we are pleased
to report that Director Bernhard Ostrolenk, Chairman of the Ex-
ecutive Committee, has succeeded in placing all those who have
applied tO' him, on good, paying positions as superintendents,
dairymen, herdsmen, poultrymen, etc.

At this year's annual meeting of the Association, held June
I, 1919, a drive was launched to have one hundred men pledge
themselves Ten Dollars per year for Ten Years, all moneys col-
lected to be expended in the School for the welfare of its students.
The committee in charge report favorable progress ; and feel cer-
tain that the quota will be filled at the next annual meeting.

The following is a list of what some of our graduates
are doing. AVere we to hear from all of them, this list would
be augmented by many names. It is respectfully requested that
any member of the Alumni, who may be in touch with any grad-
uate, whose name does not appear in the list, will kindly forward
same, with his present location, to the Alumni Association.

WHAT SOME OF OUR GRADUATES ARE DOING

Aarons, Harry — Cultivating his own farm, near Milwaukee, Wis.
Abrams, Chas., Wheeling, W. Va.i — Assistant herdsman on looo-acre farm.
Abrams, S. M., Collegeville, Pa. — Cultivating his own farm.
Adler, Solomon, Annapolis, Md. — Dairyman, Java Farms.
Aidman, George — Recently discharged from service with U. S. A. Attend-
ing Ohio State Agricultural College.
Amrum, Philip, Brockton, Mass. — Cultivating his own farm. ■

36 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

Anderson, Victor, Sanatoga, Pa. — Cultivating his own farm.

Atkatz, Joseph, St. Augustine, Fla.' — Herdsman on Hagler Estate.

Bautman, Israel— U. S. Q. M. C.

Becker, Isaac — Delaware State College, Cow Testing Association.

Berg, Henry, South Boston, Mass. — Cultivating his own farm.

Berger, Sam— Recently discharged from service with U. S.' A.

Berman, Peter — Recently discharged from service with U. S. A.

Borovick, Geo. S.. Chicago, 111. — Pharmacist.

Boyes, Richard — Farm superintendent. Long Island, N.i Y.

Brodie, Samuel, Berkeley. Cal. — Specializing, University of California.

Brown, Benj., Cincinnati Sanitarium, Cincinnati, O. — In charge Poultry Dept.

Brown, David, Chicago, III. — Assistant farm manager.

Camen, Arthur — Recently discharged from service with U. S.' A.

Capek, Thaddeus S., Elmwood, Conn. — Cultivating his own farm.

Charen, Oscar, Hatboro, Pa. — In charge estate of J. Linden Heacock.

Chodes, Benj., Gap, Pa.' — Doctor of Veterinary Science.

Citron, Hyman — In charge Cow Testing Association, Penn. State College.

Colton, Max J., Cumberland, Md. — Rural health officer. .

Crohn, Lawrence W. — Fertilizer Works, Baltimore, Md.

Davidson, Samuel — Recently discharged from service with U.' S. A.

Dinter, Solomon — Service of U. S.

Donchin, Solomon — Specializing Penna. State Agricultural College.

Dorfman, Samuel, Westfield, N. J. — Superintendent of estate.

Druckerman, Benjamin — Specializing in pomology and plant pathology, Ohio
State Agricultural College.

Druckerman, Joseph, White Plains, N; Y. — Assistant gardener. Orthopedic
Hospital.

Ehoodin, Abraham, Amelia, Ohio — Cultivating parents' farm.

Einstein, Sylvan D., Cape May, N. J.' — County agent.

Epstein, Abraham, Stamford, Conn. — Dairying on rented farm.

Erde, Herman W. — Service of Uj S.

Erde, Saml. — General farming, Ridgefield, Conn.

Ezrin, Benjamin — Recently discharged from service with U. S. A.

Feldman, Arthur — Radio Branch, U. Sj A. Shipping Board.

Feldman, Nathan, Philadelphia, Pa. — Doctor of Veterinary Science.

Fereshetian, Martin — Colorado Springs, Colo.

Finkel, Jacob, Lorica, Colombia, S. A. — Extensive farming enterprise.

Fleisher, Maximilian — Recently dicharged First Lieutenant, A. E.' F. Super-
intendent, Sunnybrook Farms, W. Va.

Fleishman, Leon — Recently discharged from U. S. Forestry Corps, A. E. F.

Frank, Abraham, Ferndale, Nj Y. — Cultivating his father's farm.

Fried, Albert, Vermillion, Ohio — Cultivating his own farm.

Friedman, David — Graduate work. Harvard University.

Friedman, S. — Agricultural journalism. New York City.

Galblum, Samuel — Poultry assistant, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture.

George, Howard — Recently discharged from U.' S. Infantrj^, A. E. F.

Glantz, Emanuel, Fallsingston, Pa. — Cultivating his own farm.

Goldberg, Benj., Hillside Home, Clark's Summit, Pa. — Herdsman.

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Goldberg, Louis — Attending Ohio State Agricultural College.

Goldfarb, Harry- — Recently discharged from service with U. S. Aj

Goldman, Jacob — Recently discharged from U. S. Artillery, A. E. F.

Goldman, Jos., Rockford, 111.' — Dairying.

Goldman, Meyer — Superintendent of Farms, National Farm School.

Goldsmith, Bernard — Farm foreman. The National Farm School, Farm
School, Pa.

Goldstein, Otto — Service of U. S.

Golub, Nathan — Service of U. S.

Gordon, Abraham, Rochester, N. Y.i — Cultivating his own farm.

Green, Meyer — Civil engineer, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Greenberg, Saml., Chalfont, Pa. — Farm assistant.

Greenberg, Wm. — Butte, Mont.

Hahne, John, Fargo, N. D. — Herdsman.

Halbert, M. Michael, Norma, N. J. — General farming.

Halpern, Morris — Specializing, Oklahoma State College.

Hantcharow. Pincus — Recently discharged from U. S. Army.'

Harkavy, Morris — Specializing Veterinary Science at Ohio University.

Harowitz, Philip, Chalfont, Pa.- — Farm assistant.

Harrison, Beryl — Colony Leader, Estacion Colonia Dora, Argentine Republic.

Hecker. George — Recently discharged from U. S. Army.i

Helfand, Louis L — Specializing in Veterinary Science, University of Penn-
sylvania.

Heller, Chas. — Truck gardening, near Albany, N. Y.

Hirsch, Harry S., Lyons, III.1 — On his own poultry farm.

Horn, Charles, Philadelphia, Pa. — Jewish Welfare Work.

Howe, Walter — Recently discharged from U. S. Infantry, A. E. F.

Ibaugh, Geo.i W., Rockport, Pa. — Middle Coal Field Poor District — Steward.

Jackson, Chas. A. — Recently discharged from U. S. Infantry, now dairy
farming.

Jafife, David — Tree surgeon, Philadelphia.

Jenkins, Albert E. — Instructor, Poultry Department, Cornell University School
of Agriculture.

Joflfe, B., Worcester, Mass. — State Militia.

Johnston, Edwin A., New Britain, Pa. — Farm manager.

Kahan, Jacob, Rushland, Pa. — Cultivating his own farm.

Kasselman, Max — Specializing, Ohio State Agricultural College.

Katz, Ernest, Tulsa, Okla. — Farm manager.

Kaufman, Matthew — Service of U. S.

Kerner, Samuel S. — Supervisor and gardener, Hebrew Orphan Home. Phila.

Kaskin, Louis I., care of J. F. Lewis, Morestein, Pa. — Herdsman.

Kesselman, Benjamin — Aviation, U. S. Army.'

Klein, Elmer — Instructor Ohio State Agricultural College.

Koshowsky, Chas. — U. S. Marines, Aj E. F.

Kotlikoff, Samuel S., R. F. D. No.' 2, Lansdale, Pa. — Cultivating his own
farm.

Kritzmain, Philip — Truck gardening. Chrome, N. J.

Krivin, David — U.. S. Army.

Kysela, Rudolph, Denver, Colo. — Expert electrician.

38 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

Landsman, Harry, Yonkers, N. Y. — On dairy farm.

Lauchman, Wm., Goldsboro, N. Cj

Lebeson, Harry — Specializing, Ohio State Agricultural College.

Lebeson, Herman — Assistant chemist, Texas Experiment Station, College
Station, Texas.

Leib, Louis, Washington, D. C. — Manager of dairy.'

Leibowitz, Samuel — Service of U. S.

Leon, Marcus, Chicago, 111.— Special representative, "The Farm Gazette," Des
Moines, Iowa.

Levin, Julius — Cultivating his own farm, Connecticut.

Levinson, Julius — U. S; Army.

Levintow, Arthur — Recently discharged from A. E. F., now Rose Grower,
North Wales, Pa.

Lieberman, Aaron, Recently discharged from A. E. F.

Light, Philip — Recently discharged from service of U.' S.

Magram, Nathan — Recently discharged from Infantry, A. E. F.

Malis, Emanuel, San Luis Obispo, Cal. — Supt. of Grounds and Asst. Horticul-
turist, California Polj^technic School.

Malloy, Benj., Philadelphia, Pa. — Recently discharged from U. S. Marines.

Mannes, Jacob — Manager Schoenfeld Farm No. i, Farm School, Pa.

Margolies, Aaron, Minneapolis, Minn. — General agriculture.

Mayer, Morris — Farm superintendent, Long Island, N. Y.

McCracken, Wm. J. — Lieutenant, U. S; Merchant Marine.

McCool, John B. — Specializing Penn.i State Agricultural College.

Michelson, Moses, Indianapolis, Ind: — Manager National Tree Surgery Co.

Miller, Abe, Chicago, 111.— Organizer and Pres. American Bulb Company.

Miller, Jack, Elksworth, Wis. — Supervisor of Cow Testers.

Miller, Saml., Chalfont, Pa. — Assistant farm manager.

Mitzman, Maurice B., New Orleans, La. — Directing entomological researches
for U. S.' Government.

Moreinis, Wm. — Recently discharged from U. S. Marine Corps, A. E. F.

Morris, Max — First Lieutenant Infantry, A. E.i, F.

Moskowitz, Morris — Recently discharged from service of U. S.

Naum, Harry, Nassau, N. Y. — Farm manager.

Nussbaum, Chas., Columbus, Ohio — Specializing, Ohio State Agricultural
College.

Ostrolenk, Bernhard — Director of The National Farm School, Farm
School, Pa.!

Peyser, Sol., New York City — x\ttorney.

Rabinowitz, Jacob, Sunnybrook Farm, Brewster, N. Y. — Herdsman.

Radler, Abe, Brentwood, N. Y. — Manager of poultry farm.

Ratner, Henry, Norristown, Pa.>— Cultivating his own farm (Valley Brook
Farm) with brother.

Ratner, Jos., Norristown, Pa. — Cultivating farm with brother (Valley Brook
Farm).

Redalia, Lewis — U. S. Infantry.

Reid, Wm. R. — George School, Conn.

Rich, Harry. Weatogue, Conn. — In charge of growing and preparing for mar-
ket, crops raised by American Sumatra Tobacco Co.

Rochlin, Samuel, Greenburg, Pa. — Farm manager.

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Ross, Leonard, Chicago, 111. — Pharmacist.

Rosenberg, Morris, Weston, Va. — Dairyman.'

Rosenberg, Nathan, Rome, N. Y. — General agriculture.

Rosenfelt, Maurice, Philadelphia, Pa.— With Park Commission.

Rosenthal, Jos. L.— Service of Uj S.

Ross, Henry, Columbus, Ohio — Specializing, Ohio State Agricultural College.

Rubinofif, Louis — General farming, near Pittsburgh, Pa.

Rudle}-, Samuel, Atlantic City, N. J. — Florist and landscape gardener.

Sadler, Harry — Captain, U. S.i Commissary Department.

Salinger, Morris — Director of Baron de Hirsch Agricultural Colony, Colonia

Dora, Argentine Republic, S. A.
Schlesinger, Ed. — Student Delaware College, Newark, Del.
Schlossberg. Morris— Manager Hellman Farm, Farm School, Pa.
Schulman, Harry — U. S. A.< Infantry.

Schutzbank, Jacob, Freehold, N. J.— Cultivating father's farm.
Schweitzer, Hyman, Kerman, Cal.- — Cultivating sister's farm.
Segal, Max, Tulsa, Okla. — ^Farm manager.

Selecter, Meyer, State College, Pa. — Specializing, Penn. State College.
Semel, Max — U. S. Infantry, A. E. F.
Serber, David, Philadelphia, Pa.- — Attorney.
Shapera, Solomon — Ohio State Agricultural College.
Shapiro, I. — U. Sj Infantry.

Shor, Harry — In charge of dairy, Fox Hall Farm, Norfolk, Va.
Silver, Chas., Monroeville, N. J. — Cultivating his own farm.,
Snowvice, William, Bridgeton, N. J. — Cultivating his own farm.'
Sobell, Samuel C, D. D. S. — Greenlawn, L. I.
Stabinsky, Julius, Atlanta, Ga. — Dairying.!
Stamen, Harry— Attending Ohio State Agricultural College.
Stern, Isaac — Manufacturer of paper-making machinery, New York, N. Y.
Taubenhaus, Jacob — Plant pathologist and physiologist, Texas Agricultural

Experiment Station, College Station, Texas.
Tobolsky, Louis — Service of U. S.
Toor, Cecil J. — In charge of poultry and dairy depts. of The National Farm

School, Farm School, Pa.
Tyore, Leon — Recently discharged from service of U. S.
Ulman, Julius — Recently discharged sergeant, U.i S. Infantry, A. E. F.
Wade, Benj. — Attending Ohio State Agricultural College.
Wagner, Chas. — Recently discharged from U. S. Navy, now teacher, George

School of Agriculture, George School, Conn.
Wallman, Israel, D. Y.< S. — Bureau of Animal Industry, U. S. Dept. of Agri-
culture, Live Stock Exchange Bldg., Chicago, 111.
Weigle, Frederick H., Mountain Orchard and Poultry Farm, Narvon, Pa. —

Orcharding.
Weinberg, Harry, Quincy, Fla. — With American Sumatra Tobacco Co.
Wilensky, Wm. — Recently discharged from service of Uj S.
Wiseman, J. H., Pittsburgh, Pa. — Instructor in gardening. Board of Public

Education.
Witkin, Abraham, Philadelphia, Pa. — Florist.
Wolf, Geo., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.!— Farm assistant.

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Wolf, Jesse — General agriculture, Chilton, Wis.

Work, James, Philadelphia, Pa. — Naval architect.

Zack, Harry, Chautauqua, N. Y. — In charge of truck farm.

Zalinger, Bernie A., Chicago, Ill.i — Florist.

Zold, Albert— U. S. Aviation.

SUNDRY DONATIONS.

William Akers, Jr., & Co., Philadelphia — Quantity of dishes and glass-
vv^are.

Mr. Hart Blumenthal, Philadelphia — Books for library and two large
flags.

Burpee Family, Philadelphia — Subscriptions to newspapers and maga-
zines for library.

W. Atlee Burpee Co., Philadelphia — Seeds for farms and gardens.

Chicago Israelite, Chicago, 111. — Complimentary subscription.

Mr. Chas. J. Cohen, Philadelphia — 8000 envelopes for mailing this book.

Dill & Collins Co., Philadelphia — Cover paper and glazed paper used in
this book.

Mr. A. Dreyfus, Philadelphia — Potato parer.

Emanu-El, San Francisco, Cal. — Complimentary subscription.

Farm School Sewing Circle — Table and bed linens, towels, aprons, laun-
dry bags and curtains.

Mr. B., C. Friedman, Philadelphia — 50 pounds Matzos and 10 pounds
Matzos Meal.

Mr. Leo H. Heimerdinger, Philadelphia — 10 dozen garters and 6 dozen
belts.

Jewish Exponent, Philadelphia — Complimentary subscription.

Jewish News, Denver, Colo. — Complimentary subscription.

Jewish Voice, St. Louis, Mo. — Complimentary subscription.

Keneseth Israel Sewing Circle, Philadelphia — 2 pieces of toweling.

Dr. Jos. Krauskopf, Philadelphia — Set of books.

Mr. I. Z. Kriebel, Philadelphia — 2 Windsor chairs.

Mr. A. Lieberman, Philadelphia — 2 corduroy suits.

Dr. Wesley Massinger, Chalfont, Pa. — Veterinary set as prize to students.

Mr. Louis Magaziner, Philadelphia — Specially designed table for Lasker
Hall. '

Needlework Guild of America — 246 articles of clothing, towels and
linens.

Mr. Elias Nusbaum, Philadelphia — -Weekly classes in applied electricity.

Mr. David A. Powdermaker, Philadelphia — Clock for dining room of
Lasker Hall.

Mr. Gilbert Schainberg, Philadelphia — Picnic supper to household of
school.

Mr. J. Bunford Samuel, Philadelphia — 4 Burbank walnut trees..

Mrs. Nathan Snellenburg, Philadelphia — 12 doz. bath towels.

N. Snellenburg & Co., Philadelphia — ^6 dozen Turkish towels.

Mr. D. W. Sperry, Philadelphia — Artistic upholstered chair.

Mr. MorrisWeil, Lincoln, Nebr. — 1500-egg incubator.

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41

REGISTER OF STUDENTS

GRADUATING CLASS— FEBRUARY 22, 1919.

Richard Boyes, Philadelphia
David Brown, New York City
Benj. Bromberg, New York City
Bernard Goldsmith, Butte, Mont.
Jos.i Goldstein, New York City
Sam. Greenberg Philadelphia
Wm. Greenberg, Philadelphia
John Hahne, Philadelphia
Phil. Harwitz, Baltimore, Md.
Benj. Joffe, Worcester, Mass.

George Wolf,

Earnest Katz, New York City
Jacob Mannes, Baltimore, Aid.
Israel Marcus, Philadelphia
Morris Mayer, Easton, Pa.
Jack Miller, Philadelphia
Samuel Miller, Philadelphia
Jacob Rabinowitz, New York City
Morris Schlossberg, Philadelphia
Max Segal, Worcester, Mass.
Imanuel Viener, Natchez, Miss.i
Philadelphia

POST GRADUATE CLASS

Bernard Goldsmith, Butte, Mont. Jacob Mannes, Baltimore, Md.

Morris Schlossberg, Philadelphia

SENIOR CLASS

Isidor Braunstein, New York City
Nathan Bromberg, Philadelphia
Julius Brodie, Baltimore, Md.
Sidney Brunwasser, Pittsburgh
Leo Buskin, New York City
Morris Daniels, Newark, N. J.
Samuel Fine, Titusville, Pa.
George Forman, Philadelphia
Elias Fristat, Philadelphia

Sumner Smith,

Geo. Goldberg, Passaic, N. Jv
Abraham Goldston, Cambridge

Springs, Pa.
Walter Groman, Allentown, Pa.
Abraham Katz, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Robert Livington, Philadelphia
Ira J. Mills, Philadelphia
Aaron Moskowitz, New Orleans, La.
William Schneider, Camden, N. J.
McKeesport, Pa,

JUNIOR CLASS

Leo Ackerman, Nashville, Tenn.
Arthur Apple, New York City
Samuel Cooper, Lynchburg, Va.
Harry Corenzwit, Darby, Pa.
Dominick DeVito, Philadelphia
M. J. Finkelstein, New York City

Hesse Click, Baltimore, Md.
Morris Greenwald, New York City
Isador Gross, New York City
Edgar Hesch. Philadelphia
David Hill, Hazleton, Pa.
Jos. Iger, New York City

42

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

Harry Kraus, New York City-
Abraham Krotoshinksy, New York

City
Samuel Samuels, New York City
Irving Silverman, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Morris Skaist, Reading. Pa.

Harry Statman, New York City
Sidney Stone, Bronx, New York
Gabriel Swerdlow, Chicago, 111.
I. Taube, New Y^ork City
Hirsh Touff, Chicago, 111.
Philip Trupin, New York City

Abraham Zinn, New Y'ork City

FRESHMAN CLASS

Morris Adler, New York City
Leo Arsh, Frenchtown, N. J.'
Berton Berlack, Jacksonville, F"la.
Bernard Berman, Denver, Colo.
Tony Cirotti, Philadelphia
Simon Cohen, Worcester, Mass;
B. Webster Crittenden, Hazleton, Pa. .
Horace Crowell, Jr., Perth Amboy,

N. J.
Clayton Delamater, Camden, N. J.
Bernard Eliasberg, Selma, Ala.
Philip Feder, Allentown, Pa.
David Finger, New York City
Michael Fishkopf, New York City
Chas. L.I Friend, Orange, Tex.
Wm. Fuhrman, Chicago, 111.
Louis Forman, Philadelphia
Samuel Fleishman, New York City
Tobias Gelles, Philadelphia
Samuel Goldenbaum, New York City
Jack Goldfield, Philadelphia
Louis Goldstein, New York City
Maurice Gomberg, New York City
Richard Harrison, Philadelphia
Walter L. Hayes, Vineland, N. J.
Isidor Iger, New York City
Herman Kadansky, Philadelphia
Amos M. Kaplan, New York City
Daniel B. Kaplan, New York City
Louis Kiesling, Philadelphia
Samuel R. Kotzen, Reading, Pa.

Flarry Krisher, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Abraham Krivonos, Allentown, Pa.
Arthur Langer, New York City
Jos. Leedes, Philadelphia
Morris Mazor, New York City
Lawrence Marks, Philadelphia
Martin Mechanic, Chester, Pa.
David Miller, Philadelphia
Chas. L. Moore, Perth Amboy, N. J.
Walter Morris, Rochester, N. Y.
A. Pastanack, New York City
L. Pastanack, New York City
Hyman Rabinowitz, Worcester, Mass.
Jack ReifiF, Philadelphia
Louis Ring, Boston, Mass.
Samuel Robbins, Philadelphia, Pa.'
Chas. Rosett, Philadelphia
John Ross, Jr., Trenton, N. J.
Chas. Rubenstein, Philadelphia
Louis Schulster, New Y^ork City
Morris Seidman, New York City
Stanley Snyder, Easton, Pa.
Fred J. Stepp, Northampton, Pa.
Archie Toffler, Philadelphia
Wm. Towner, Port Murray, Nj J.
Solomon Ullman, New York City
Newton E. Weiss, Allentown, Pa.
Jerome Wiener, Souderton. Pa.
Barnett Yulke, New York City
Irving Zelanko, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Leon Zeller, Baltimore, Md.

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 43

The following is a list of legacies and endowments to

THE FEDERATION OF JEWISH CHARITIES

OF PHILADELPHIA

which Federation makes an annual appropriation to The National

Farm School, and is published here as required

of constituent institutions

190-— Mrs. Carrie Hameerg, in memory of her husband,

Isaac Hamberg $300.00

' 1902 — Children of David Ettinger, in memory of their

father 100.00

1903 — Mrs. Alice Hagedorn, in memory of her husband,

John J. Hagedorn 5,000.00

1903 — Herman Jonas, Bequest 7,500.00

1903 — Ernst Kaufmann Bequest 2,000.00

1904 — Augustus Marks, in memory of his wife, Virginia

Marks 500.00

1905 — SiGMUND ROEDELHEIM Bcquest 5OO.0O

1905 — Mrs. Carrie Krieger, in memory of her husband,

Samuel Krieger 1,000.00

1905- — Wm. Krieger, in memory of his father, Samuel

Krieger 100.06

1905 — Herman B. Blumenthal Bequest 2,000.00

1905 — S. M. and M. S. Fridenberg, in memory of Esther,

wife of S. M. Fridenberg 1,000.00

1908 — Mrs. Fannie A. Leberman Bequest 500.00

1908 — Isaac Herzberg Bequest 3,000.00

1909 — Simon and Rosa Fleisher Endowment (by their

children) 5,000.00

1909 — D. Frank Greenewald, in memory of his mother,

Sallie Gimbel Greenewald 2,000.00

1909 — Adolph Weyl, in memory of his wife. Rose Weyl... 100.00

1909 — Herman Loeb Bequest 3,000.00

1909 — Henry Rothschild Bequest 1,500.00

191a— The Milton L. Snellenburg Fund (Endowed by his

__ father, Nathan Snellenburg) 2,000.00

1911 — Simon Bacharach Bequest 200.00

1911- — Mrs. Florence Liveright, in memory of her son,

Benjamin Kahn Liveright 500.00

191 1 — Albert M. Nusbaum Bequest 1,000.00

1911 — Esther Bacharach Bequest 200.0a

191 1 — Abram Herzberg Bequest 500.00

191 1 — Leon Gans Bequest 5,000.00

1911 — Charlotte Harburger Bequest 200.00

191 1 — Meyer Frank Bequest 200.00

1911 — Adolph Weyl, in memory of his grandchild, Ruth

Weyl Bernheimer 25.00

1912 — Joseph Rosskam Bequest 1,000.00

1912 — Adolph Weyl Bequest 100.00

1912 — Martin Frank, in memory of his parents, Leon and

Mathilde Frank 500.00

44 THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

Legacies and Endowments to THE FEDERATION OF JEWISH CHARITIES, OF
PHILADELPHIA- Conlinued

1912— The Simon and Esther Bacharach Endowment, by

their children $[,500.00

1912— GusTAv Bacharach Fund 50.00

1912 — Leah Abexes Goldsmith, in memory of her brother,

Simon Abeles 500.00

1912 — Meyer Siedenbach Bequest 1,000.00

1913 — Julius Siedenbach Bequest 1,000.00

1913 — SiGMUND Heilbron Bequest 400.00

1913 — Emanuel Rubel Memorial 900.00

1913 — Mrs. Henry Schwarz Bequest 100.00

1913 — Mrs. Hannah Hoffman, in memory of her son,

Alexander Hoffman 100.00

1913 — Morris Pf.elzer Bequest 5,000.00

1914 — Isaac Blum Bequest 250.00

1914 — Mrs. Gabriel Hirsh, in memory of her husband 1.500.00

1914 — Henry Jonas Bequest 2,000.00

1914 — Marcus Katz Bequest 100.00

1914 — William Kaufman Bequest 5,000.00

1914 — L B. Langstadter Memorial Fund, from the Officers

and Directors of the Federation 170.00

1914 — The Children of Mrs. Lizzie Rosenstein, in her

memory 100.00

1915 — Joseph E. Oppenheimer Memorial, from the Seven-
thirty Club 100.00

1915 — Mrs. Bertha Uffenheimer, in memory of her hus-
band, Aaron I. Uffenheimer 1,000.00

1915 — Herman Wolf Bequest 750.00

1915 — Lewis W. Steinbach Memorial Fund 10,000.00

1915 — Esther Baum Memorial ■ 2,000.00

1915 — ^John Netter Bequest 200.00

1915 — Samuel Kind Bequest 5,000.00

1915 — Mrs. Birdie May Kirschbaum, in memory of her

husband, Simon Kirschbaum 500.00

1915 — Milton C. Stein Memorial from "The Schley" 100.00

1916 — Bernard Harburger Bequest 1,000.00

1916 — Louis Elkish Memorial 350.oo

1916 — Arnold Kohn Bequest 1,000.00

1916 — Miss Fannie Rice, in memory of her brother, Moses

Rice 50.00

1916— Henry Van Beil Bequest 1,000.00

1916 — Sidney and Milton Ellerman, in memory of their

father, Lehman Ellerman 400.00

1916 — Leopold J. Strouse Bequest 95--5

1916 — Mr. and Mrs. Perry Frankel, in memory of their

daughter, Rav 100.00

THE NATTONAl. lv\RM SCHOOT. 45

Legacies and Endoivments to THE FEDERATION OF JEWISH CHARITIES. OF
PH I LADELPHIA- Continued

1916 — Skven-Thirty Club, in memory of Harry S. l'>ehal.. $50.00!

1917 — Ellis Silberstein Bequest 484.75

T917 — A. M. LanG'FEld Bequest 1,000.00

T917 — Joseph A. Leberm.xn Memorial from his brothers,

Sidney A. and Maurice A. Leberman 500.00

191 7 — Henry Siedenbach Bequest 20,000.00

1917 — Jacob Miller Bequest i,oDo.oo

1917' — Jacob Miller, in memory of his wife, Rosa Stein

Miller 500.00

1917 — Hyman Herzberg Bequest 300.00

1917 — Charles C. Rosenberg Memorial, from his Mercan-
tile Club friends 125.00

1917 — Charles C. Rosenberg Bequest 1,000.00

1917 — Max Liveright Bequest 1,000.00

191 7 — Mrs. Morris Pf.elzer, in memory of her husband,

Morris Pfaslzer 5,000.00

1917 — Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Loeb, in memory of their

son, Richard Simon Loeb 1,000.00

1917 — Edward Wolf Bequest 5,000.00

1918 — Sidney A. Leberman, in memory of his father, Lud-

wig M. Leberman 1,000.00

1918 — Maurice A. Leberman, in memory of his father,

Ludwig M. Leberman 1,000.00

1918 — The Children of Baruch and Josephine Bauer, in

their memory 200.00

1918 — David Strauss, in memory of his wife, Babette

Strauss 300.00

1918 — Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Sundheim, in memory of

their son, Joseph H. Sundheim, Jr 100.00

1918 — Ida F. Kahn Bequest 200.00

1918— Mr. and Mrs. Leon Merz, in memory of their son,

John Daniel Merz 500.00

1918 — Abram L. Koppenheim, in memory of his father,

David Koppenheim 50.00

1918 — Samuel Borgenski, in memory of his father, Charles

Borgenski 100.00

1918 — Lena Rosenzweig, in memory of her brother, Moses

Rosenzweig 50.00

1918 — Martin Schlesinger Bequest 500.00

1918 — Henry Schamberg Bequest 1,000.00

1918 — Gabriel H. Lang, in memory of his parents. Louis

and Henrietta Lang 100.00

1918 — Nathan Roggenburger Bequest 500.00

1919 — Mrs. Tillie Batzer, in memory of her mother, Mrs.

W. L. Stern 75-00

1919 — Grace Feustman Bequest 500.00

1 919 — Henry Mitchell Bequest for perpetual memorial

membership 1,000.00

46 THE XATK)X.\L F.\R^[ SCHOOL

Special Donations to the Endowment Fund o,

THE FEDERATION OF JEWISH CHARITIES

OF PHILADELPHIA

1912 — Benjamin Wolf, upon his fiftieth birthday $5,000.00

1913 — The Children of Mrs. Elias Wolf, in honor of her

eightieth birthday 2,500.00

1914 — The Children of Elias and Amelia Wolf, in their

memory 25,000.00

191S — Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Selig, in commemoration of

their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary 250.00

1915 — The Bernie Kirschbaum Improved Housing Fund,

by Mrs. Ceceha Kirschbaum, in memory of her son, 2,000.00

1916— The Children of Morris and Matilda Stern, in
honor of the sixtieth wedding anniversary of their
parents 2,000.00

1 916 — The Bernie Kirschbaum Improved Housing Fund,

By Mrs. Cecelia Kirschbaum, additional 1,000.00

1916 — Mr. and Mrs. Simon B. Fleisher, in commemoration

of their fiftieth wedding anniversary 1,000.00

1917 — Rita and Florence Bacharach, in honor of their
grandmother, Hannah Strouse, and in memory of
their grandparents, Simon and Esther Bacharach.. 1,000.00

1917 — The Bernie Kirschbaum Improved Housing Fund,

by Mrs. Simon Kirschbaum 500.00

1917 — The Bernie Kirschbaum Improved Housing Fund,

by Mrs. Cecilia Kirschbaum, additional 1,000.00

1918 — Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel L. Meyerhoff, in honor of
the thirteenth birthday anniversary of their son,
Alan, and in memory of his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Bacharach and Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Meyerhoff 250.00

1918 — Mrs. Simon B. Fleisher, in commemoration of her

seventieth birthday anniversary 300.00

1918 — Rita and Florence Bacharach, in honor of their
grandmother, Hannah Strouse, and in memory of
their grandparents, Benjamin Strouse and Simon
and Esther Bacharach i.ooo.oo

1918 — Albert Wolf, in honor of his fiftieth birthday anni-
versary 1,000.00

1918 — Mrs. Simon Kirschbaum, in honor of the eighty-
first birthday anniversary of Mrs. Cecelia Kirsch-
baum, for the Bernie Kirschbaum Improved Hous-
ing Fund 500.00

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47

LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS

OF

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

For the Year Ending September 30, 1919

ALABAMA
Ansiston

Smith, Columbus ...

Banton

Cadden, J. I

Befsemer
Erlick & Lcfkovits

Birmingham
Federated Jewish

Charities

Marx, Otto

Demopolis

Congregation B'nai
Jeshurun

Gadsden
Blum, C. H

HuntSTllle

Marx, Gus

Weil, M. L

Livingston

Tannenbaum, B

Mobile

^"Bernheimer, Mrs. L.,
Beth Zur Lodge 84,

I. O. B. B. 5.00

Federated Jewish

Charities 100.00

Federation of Ortho-
dox Charities 10.00

Montgomery

Emanuel Lodge 103,

I. O. B. B 5.00

Levy, S 5.00

Loeb, M 5.00

Pake, L. J 5.00

Meyer, A. B 5.00

Strauss, Leopold 5.00

Weil, Mrs. E. L 5.00

Weil, Emil 5.00

Weil, Isadore 5.00

Weil, L. W. & Co., 5.03

Weil. Lionel 5.00

Selma

Benisli & Meyer .... 5.00

Hohenberg, Morris .. 5.00

Schuster, B. J 5.0O

Wetumpka

Hohenberg, M. & Co., 5.00

ARKANSAS
Dumas

$5.00 Dante, Chas

Helena

2-°0 Seelig, B

Solomon, Louis

500 Holly Grove

Abramson, Mrs.
Rudolph

65.00 XT 4. O i

10.00 ^°* Springs

Fellheimer, H

Little Rock

5.00 Federated Jewish

Charities

Pfeifer, Jos

5.00

Paragould
Joseph, Mrs. S. L.,

500 Pine Bluff

"Willing Workers"
5.00 of Temple Anshe
Emeth

CALIFORNIA
Bakersfield

*Cohn, C.

Fresno

Einstein, Mrs. Louis,
Gundelfinger, Lee ..
Gundelfinger, Louis,
Gundelfinger, Mrs.
Louis

La JoUa

Lieber, Mr. and Mrs.
W. S

ARIZONA
Tucson

Jacobs, Lionel M. . .

10.00

Los Angeles

Behrendt-Levy Co
Brownslein, D. J
Gumbiner, Moses
Kingbaker, Mrs.

Clara

Levi Co., Simon

Loew, J

Louis, Henry M.
Meyer, Ben R. . .
Newmark, M. H.
Newmark, M. R.
Nordlinger, L. S,
Roos, Jacques . .
Samuels, Caesar
Seligman, Carl .
Spangenthal, A.
Triest, Karl

Oakland

Dinkelspiel, Mrs. L.

cnn ^ 10-00

^•^" Jonas, Abraham 5.00

*Lavenson, A. S.,
Oakland Lodge 252,

5.00 L O. B. B 10.00

5.00

Oxnard
Lchmann, L 5.00

jQOQ Sacramento

Cohen, Isidor 25.00

Ethan Lodge 37, I.

5.00 ^^O. B. B 5.00

Klaber, Mrs. Her^
man 5.00

50.00 ^^"^ ^^^«°

5 00 Hillkowitz, S 5.00

Wolf, Hyman S. ... 5.00

J San Francisco

Abrahamson, Hugo, 5.00

Anspacher, Philip .. 10.00

Arnstein, Ludwig . . 10.00

Blum, Max 5.00

. Boas, Judah 10.00

i.OO Brandenstein, Edw., lO.UO

Brenner, Gustave ... 10.00
Cremieux Lodge 325,

I. O. B. B b.OO

Ehrman, Sidney M., 10.00

Feineman, Ethel R., 10.00

Fries, Wm 5.00

Gellert, Isaac 5.00

10 00 Gerstle, Mrs. Han-

5.00 ,^"al^ 5.00

5 oQ Gunst, M. A.

Gunst, Morgan A. .. 10.00
5 00 Haas, Abe 25.00

Haas, Mrs. Wm. .. 20.00
*Hellman, Isaias W.

Hirschfelder, Dr.

^^■^ Ickelheimer, S 5.00

Jacobi, J. J 10.00

Kaufmann, Wm 5.00

10.00 Levison, J. B 10.00

10.00 Levy, Jules lo.OO

5.00 Lilienthal, Mrs. J.

.^ W 10.00

5.00 *Meyer, Mary Jean-

10.00 nette.

5.00 *Neustadter, Mrs. J.

lO.uO H.

10.00 Rosenberg Bros. &

5.00 Co 25.00

5.00 *Rosenbaum, Mrs. C.

10.00 w.

5.00 *Samson, Mrs. Ru-

10.00 dolph

5.00 *Samson, Rudolph

5.00 Walter

5.00 Schlesinger, Chas. .. 10.00

*Life Member.
**Deceased Life Member.

48

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Schoeiiberg, Louis

. lO.CO

Sinsheimer & Co.

. lO.CO

Sinsheimer, B. ...

. 10.00

Sloss, Mrs. M. C.

. 6.0)

Son, Mrs. A. A. . .

. 5.00

Walter, Clarence R

, 10.00

Wangenheim, H. .

. 10.00

W'einstock, Harris

. 25.CO

San Luis Obispo

Sinsheimer, A. Z.

. 0.00

San Rafael

Lichtenstein, B. H

., 10.00

Stockton

Arndt, M. S

. 5.00

Frankenheimer Bros

., 10.00

Hope Lodge 126,

[.

0. B. B

. 5.00

Levy, M. & Bro.

. 10.00

COLORADO

Colorado Springs

Kaufman, B. S. ...

. 5.00

Newman, Albert ...

. 10.00

Sachs, Henry

. 5.00

Denver

Anfenger, Milton ..

. 5.00

Appel, Walter M. .

5.U)

Barnett, M. D. ...

. 5W

Beer, L. B

. 5.00

Bittemian, Simon .

. lO.CR

Cohen, Isidor

. 5.00

Cohen, Louis ......

. S.OC

Cohen, Morris

. 5.C0

Cohen, Samuel

. 5.00

.. 5.00

Denver Lodge 171, ^

O. B. B

. 10.00

Friedman, Dr. Wm.

s

5.C0

Goldsmith, Herman.

. 5.00

Grauman, Al

. 5.CX)

Guisburg, Chas. ...

. 5.00

Guldman, Mrs. L. H

, 10.00

Harlem, Dave

. 5.00

Jaffa, Joseph

. 5.03

Kohn, Sam

. 5.00

Levi, Miss Etta ...

. 5.00

Levie, Joseph

. 5.C0

5.00

Levy, Morris

. 5.00

Lowenheim, Leo ...

. 5.00

Maver, Leopold ...

. 5.00

Mayer, Sam

. 5.00

Neusteter, Meyer . .

. lO.CO

Neusteter, Max

. 5.00

Oberfelder, Arthur, 5.00

Pisko, Mrs. Sera

-

5 00

Price, A. L

. 5.aj

Ripley, Morris

. 5.00

Rothgcrber, Judge

Ira

. 5.00

Share, 0. M

. 5.O0

Sigmund, Joseph . .

. 5.00

Simon, Dave B. ..

. 5.00

Triefus, Alfred ....

. S.OO

Wachtel, S. & Co

, 5.00

Weinberg, Nat

. S.OO

Zweto. Samuel . . .

. 5.00

CONNECTICUT

Hartford

Aishberg, Edwin ...

. 5.O0

*Life Member.

Eisner, Solomon .... 5.00

Engle, Mrs. J. L. . . 5.03

Fassler, S. A 10.00

Feinberg Bros 5.00

Fox, J. L 10.00

Goldschmidt, L. S., 10.00

Haas, Benj. L 10.00

Haas, W. P 5.0O

Hartman, A. & S. .. 10.00
Hartman, Emanuel

M 10.00

Hartman, Gustave .. 10.00

Herrup, Louis 5.00

Hollander's, A.,

Sons 10.00

Kapla.n, David 5.00

Kashmann, Ben. . . . 10.00
Kashmann, Seymour

S 5.00

Knoek, Gerald G. . . 5.00

Knoek, L. S. & Co., 5.00

Lyon, Bernhard .... 5.00

Lyon, Felix 5.00

Margolis, M 5.00

Marks, M. F 10.00

Myers & Gross lO.CO

Olds & Whipple .... 10.00

Rappaport, B o.OO

Rosenthal, Miss

Rutli 10.00

Schoener, I. J 5.03

Siede, David 5.00

Suisman & Blumen-

thal 10.00

Title & Rich 5.00

Wetstone, L 5.00

Wise, Isidore 25.00

Meriden

Bush, Alex 5.00

New Haven
Columbus Lodge 61,

I. O. B. A 5.C0

Council of Jewish

Women 10.00

Fine, John 5.00

Freedman, Isidor . . . 10.00

Goldbaum, J. C 5.00

Gompertz, Mrs.

Jewell M S.OO

Hadley Co 10.00

Heller, Louis C 5.00

Hoffman & Hoff-
man 5.C0

Horeb Lodge 25, I.

O. B. B 25.00

Jacobs, Hyman 5.00

Jochebed Lodge 4,

U. O. T. S 5.00

Johnson, J. & Sons, 10.00

Kafka, A 5.00

Loeb, Dr. Morton J., 25.00

Mann, M. & Bro. .. ^.iX)

Mendel. Adolph .... 10.00

Muhlfelder, S 5.00

Newman, Jacob J. . . 25.03

Osterweis, Gustave 25.00

Rosenberg, Louis L., 5.00

Rosenbluth. Louis M. 5.00

Sagal, L. M 10.00

Schoenberger, E. &

Sons 5.00

Schoenberger, Mrs.

Wm 5.00

Shoninger, S. B 10.00

Slade, Benj 10.03

Sugenheimer & Sons

5.00

Thalheimer, E. H. .

5.00

UUman, Isaac M. .

125.00

Ullman. Jos. H. .

5.00

Ullman, Louis M. .

10.00

United Smelting &

Aluminum Co. . .

25.00

Zunder, Albert

5.00

Stamiord

Kaufman, Julius ...

10.00

Waterbury

Winestine, Isaac .

10.00

DELAWARE

Seaford

Greenabaum, E. ...

5.00

Van Leer, Chas. . .

5.00

Wilmington

Braunstein, Harry .

10.00

Breuer, Chas. K. ..

5.00

Breuer, Max

5.00

Cannon, Saml

5.00

Darevski, Max

5.00

Gimms, Oscar

15.00

Himber, Jos

10.00

Kanofskv, Hyman .

5.00

Krigstein, Morris . .

5.00

Levy, Bennett

5.00

Lew, D. L

5.00

Markel, A

5.CU

Moses Montefiore

Beneficial Soc'y .

5.00

Ostrow, Jos

S.OO

Saltzman, Harry . . .

5.00

Saltzman, Ralph ...

5.00

Schagrin, Chas. ...

5.00

Scher, D. N

5.00

Snellenburg, David

lO.OO

Topkis, Chas

10.00

Wilson, Jas. H. ...

10.00

Wolters, Mrs. Re

becca

15.00

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Washington

Argo Lodge 413, I. 0

B. B

S.OO

Baum, Leo

5.00

Baum, Wm

5.00

Behrend, Mrs. Am-

5.00

Behrend, Isaac

S.OO

Behrend, Rudolph B.

5.00

Behrends, Melvin ..

20.00

*Berliner, Emil

Blumenfeld, Mrs. M.

S.OO

Brandeis, Louis D.

25.00

Brylawski, A

5.00

Cohen, Mrs. Edw. . .

10.00

Cohen, Myer

5.00

Fischer, Max

5.00

Friedlander Bros. ...

S.OO

Gichner, Ernest

5.00

Gichner, Fred. S. . .

S.OO

Goldenberg, M

300.00

Goldsmith, Mrs. C

A.

S.OO

Hahn, Mrs. Harry W.

5.00

Hahn, Harry W. Jr.,

and Arthur

5.00

Hahn, Wm. & Co. ..

5.00

Hecht Alex

20.00

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

49

Heilprin, G. F 10.00

Kami, Sigmund .... S.OO

Kann, Simon 10.00

Kaufman, H. L 10.00

King, Harry 5.00

Lansburg, Lester ... 5.00
Lauchneimer, Genl.

C. li 5.00

Luchs, Jos 5.00

Luchs, Leopold 5.0O

Lyon, Simon 5.0O

Lyons, Mrs. R. B. H., 5.00
Oppenheinier, Gus-

tave j.uO

Rich, M. M 5.0J

Rich, Mrs. M. M. .. 10.00

Rosenberg, M. D. ... S.OO

Sachs, Morton J. ... S.OO

Saloman, David 5.00

Simon, Louis 25.00

Sondheimer, J 5.00

Strasburger, Jos. . . . 10.00

Strauss, Sydney W., 10.00
Wallerstein, Mrs.

Gus SjOO

Washington Hebrew

Congregation 5.00

Werber, Mrs. G S.OO

Wescr, Mrs. Fanny, 5.0O

West, Sidney 5.00

Wittgenstein, Harry, 5. CO

FLORIDA
Jacksonville

Barwald, Mrs. F. O., 25.00

Davis, D S.OO

Hirschberg, Julius .. 10.00

Jackson, A. N 5.00

Jacobs, V. E. & Co., 10.00

Johl, L. D 5.00

Max, Mrs. Flora T., 25.00
Mite Socy, Ahavath

Chesed S. S 5.00

Rubin & Hirsh 5.00

Zacharias, Percy W., 10.00

Kissimmee
Katz, M 5.00

Orlando

Philips, Dr. P 5.00

Tampa
Buchsbaum Dept.

Store

Grahn, Peter

Maas, Abe

Maas, E

Maas, Isaac

Maas, Julius

Rosenblatt, A. ...
Waterman, J. A. .
Wolf Bros

S.OO
5.00

10.00
5.00

10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
SjOO

Ybor City
Hershcowitz, S

S.OO
5.00

GEORGIA
Albany

Brown, S. B

10.00
5.00

Ehrlich, J

5.00
S.OO

Gartatowsky, A. C,
Hebrew Ladies' Ben-
evolent Society ...

5.00
5.00

Hofmaycr, L. J

Hofmayer, P. B. ...

Marks, Chas

Micah Lodge 707, I.

O. B. B

Prisant Bros

Robinson, C. D

Simon, S. K

Athens
Michael, M. G

Atlanta

Adler, Edwin

Blondheim, H. A. ...

Eiseman, Jacob

Eplan, L. & H

Haas, Mrs. I. H

Haas, Est. of Jacob,

Haas, Leonard

Haas, Leopold, Jr. ..
Hebrew Benev. Con-
gregation

Hirsh, E

Hirsh, Mrs. Jos

Hirsaberg Co

Jacobs, J. B. ...

Koplin, K

Kutz, Max Co

Kutz, Mrs. Max

Mayer, Albert E. ...
Rich, Mrs. Emanuel,

Sellig, S. S., Jr

Strauss, D. H

Strauss, O. R

Trounstine, L. J. ...

Augusta

Andronosky, T

Blum, Lee

Goldberg, J. & Son,

Oppenheimer, M

Schaul, L. J

Schneider, C. H

Slusky, David

Smolensky, Ruben . .

Steinberg, S

Tanenbaum, H

Tunkle, Max

Weinearten, A. E. . .

Brunswick
Abrams, J. B. . ..

Asher, I

Bluestein, B

Fendig, Albert ...

Freedman, I

Haym, L. H

Ladies' Temple

Guild

Levy, J

Lissner, J. J. ...
PheiAer, Fred. ...
Rothholz, A

S.OO Columbus

Arenowitch, I

Buhler, M. L.

Cohn, Ed

Columbus Lodge 77,

I. O. B. B

Feinberg, Philip ....
Hofflin & Greentree,

Kaufman Bros

Loeb Co., Sol

Rothschild, D. & Co.,
Rothschild, David . .

10.00 Rothschild, Herman, 5.00

10.00 Straus, A S.OO

5.00

Eastman

^OOJJ Herrman, Mrs. J. D., S.OO

5 TO ^"^^^ .

Ruskin, Abram 5.00

Macon

Bernd, G 5.00

Bloch, Michel 5.00

Elkin, E 5.00

^•,^ Happ Bros. Co 5.00

,^•"0 Haskin, Jos S.OO

c^ Jacobovitz, Abraham, 5.00

f-9X Lazarus, J S.OO

f-°^ Popper, S 5.00

f-^ Shear, L. R S.OO

i-'^ Turner, Jacob 5.00

^■^ Ulman, E S.OO

1A/V1 Waxelbaum, Jos. ... 5.00

lO-OO Waxelbaum, L. I. .. 5.00

j5-00 Witman, D 5.00

^•^ Sandersville

5[qq Cohen, Louis 5.00

io!oo „
5QQ Savannah

5.00 Alexander, M 5.00

10.00 Bluestein, L S.OO

S.OO Blumberg Bros 5.00

5.00 Blumenthal, H 5.00

3.00 Ehrenreich, Harry .. S.OO

S.OO Epstein, E. S 5.00

Falk Clothing Co. .. 5.00

Frank, Leo S.OO

5 QQ Garfunkel, A. J S.OO

5 00 Grouse, L. E 5.00

5"qq Mazo, A S.OO

r'(Y\ Myers, Lee Roy 25.00

lOM Schwab, J. M 5.00

5 (jQ Shapiro, A 5.00

j'qq Slotin, Morris 5.00

j'qq Solomon, jVthur W., S.OO

c'lYi Solomons, J. A 5.00

5-55 Weitz, Mrs. L., Sr., 5.00

sioo

5.00 West Point

Cohen Bros 5.00

Hagedorn, Philip ... 5.00

5 QQ Herzfeld, Jos S.OO

j'qq Herzfeld, Saml S.OO

5'gQ Heyman, Arthur .... S.OO

s'oo

S.OO ILLINOIS

5.00 Athens

Salzenstein, C. S. .. 10.00
5.00
S.OO Bleomington

S.OO AK V, T- 1

r fy, Abraham Lincoln

i^ Lodge 190, I. O. B.

^•^ B 10.00

Club of Ladies 10.00

Greisheim, W. &

7.50 Sons 10.00

S.OO Heldman, S. &. Son, 5.00

S.OO Livingston, Abe .... S.OO

Livingston, A. &

S.OO Sons 20.00

S.OO Livingston, Albert . . S.OO

5.00 Livingston, Harry .. 5.U0
5.00 Livingston, Mayer &

15.00 Co 10.00

5.00 Ochs, Herman S 15.00

5.00 Ochs, Louis J S.OO

50

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

Schwarzman, A 5.00

Tick, Morris & Co., 5.00

Cairo

Solomon, Joe 5.00

Champaign

Kaufman, J. M 10.00

*Kuhn, Caroline L. ..
*Kuhn, Florence L. ..

Chicago

Aaron, Mrs. B 10-00

Alschuler, A. S 5.00

Alschuler, Judge

Samuel 10.00

Alter, Jacob 5.00

Austrian, Edwin ... 10.00

*Bauman, Mrs. Edw.
Baumgarden, Mrs.

R 20.00

Becker, A. G 25.00

Becker, Benj. V. ... 10.00

Becker Bros. & Co., 5.00

Becker, S. M 5.00

Belson, David 5.00

Bensinger, B. E. ... 10.00

Binswanger, Jacob . . 20.00

Birkenstein, Al 10.00

Birkenstein, Harry, lO.OO

Birkenstein, Louis .. 25.00

Block, E. J 10.00

*Block, Jos.

Block, L. E 10.00

Block, P. D 10.00

Bloom, Leopold 100.00

Born, Edgar R 5.00

Born, M. & Co 10.00

Borovik, Geo. S. ... 25.00

Brann, Mrs. H S.OO

Bregman, L. 1 15.00

Burger, Anton 5.00

Byfield, Jos 25.00

Churchill, Richard

S 10.00

Cohen, B. & Sons, 10.00

Cohn, Chas 5.00

Cohn, Jos. W 5.00

Conn, Max i.UO

Davis, Abel 10.00

Davis, Dr. H. I. ... 5.00

Davis, Jas. A 5.00

DeLee, Dr. Jos. B., 10.00

Dicker, Zoltan lO.OO

Eisendrath, Louis . . 5.00

Eisler, Chas 5.00

Eliel, H. J 10.00

Elkan, Henry 5.00

Englander, M 10.00

*Epstein, Max.

Feist, Moses 50.00

Finn, Jos. M 10.00

Foreman, Mrs. E. G., 10.03

Foreman, Oscar G. . . 10.00

*Frank, Henry L.

*Freund, Gustave.

Fries, Roy IS.ft)

Gatzerl, August .... lO.OO

Gimbel, Chas. A. . . . 10.00

Click, L S.OO

Greenebaum, Elias . . 10.00
Greenebaum, Henry

N S.OO

*Greenebaum, M. E.

Grossfeld, S. E 5.00

Grossman, I. A S.OO

Gundelfinger, Mrs.

Arnold 250.00

Haas, M 5.00

Halperin, Dr. R. L., 5.00

Harris, S. H S.OO

Hart, Mrs. Harry .. 10.00

Hartman, Jos. S. ... 10.00

Heiman, Marcus 20.00

Herst, Frank S.OO

Hornei, Jos 5.00

Hyman, Mrs. D. A.. S.OO

Hyman, Jos 10.00

Isaiah Sabbath

School lO.OD

Isaiah Temple 10.00

*Joseph, L.

Kahn, Jules R 25.00

Kanter, 1 5.00

Keller, Louis P 15.00

Keller, Baby Ruth .. S.OO

Klee, Max 10.0

Klee, Simon 10.00

Klein, Henry A 10.00

Kohn, Simon A 5.00

Kornbiith, Howard .. 5.00

Kraus, Adolf 20.UO

Kronthal, Benj lO.CO

Lebensberger, Mrs.

L S.OO

Lieberman, Isaac K., 5.00

Linick, Adolph 10.00

Lipson, Isaac B. ... S.OO

Loeb, Jacob M 25.00

Loeb, Leo A 10.00

Loewenthal, B 10.00

*Mandel, Edwin F.

*Mandel, Mrs. Eman-
uel.
**Mandel, Leon.

Mandl, Sidney lO.OO

Marks, Mrs. I. L. .. 100.00

Meyer, Abraham W., 25.00

Meyer, Alfred C. .. 10.00

Meyer, E. F 10.00

Michaels, Jos 50.00

Moos, J. B 10.00

Morris, I. R. 10.00

Neuman, Louis 5.00

Newman & Gach ... ' 5.00
Oriental-Hillel Lodge

72, I. O. B. B 10.00

B 10.00

Pfaelzer, Mrs. D. M., 5.00

*Phillipson, Saml.

Pick, Richard 10.00

Piatt, Hanna K 5.00

Regensburg, Henry . S.OO

*ReitIer, Chas.

Richter, Simon 5.00

Rieser, Herman 5.00

Rosenbaum Bros. ... 25.00
Rosenfeld, Mrs.

Maurice 25.00

*Rosenthal, Lessing.

Rosenwald, M. S. .. 10.00

Rubel, Mrs. CD... 10.00

Rubens, Chas 10.00

Rubovitz, Toby 5.00

Schanfarber, Dr.

Tobias 5.00

Schmalt?, J. H 10.00

Schnadig, Jacob 10.00

Siegel, Ferd S.OO

Silberman, Adolph .. 25.00

Silberman, F 10.00

Sommer, Chas 10.00

Speyer, Mrs. E. M., 5.00

Spiesberger, H. T. . . 5.00

Spiro, Saml 10.00

Stein. Adolph 10.00

Stein. Albert 5.00

Stein, Ignatz 10.00

Stein, Philip iOM

Stein, S. M 5.00

Steindler, Albert .... 10.00

Stern, Max 5.C0

*Stettauer, Mrs. D.

Stoll, S. D 10.00

Stolz, Rev. Dr. Jos., 5.00

Straus, Aaron 5.00

Straus, Leo ID.OO

Straus, Meyer L. ... 10.00

Straus, S. J. T 25.00

Taussig, M IOjOO

Teller, Morton W. .. 5.00

Temple Sholom S. S., 10.00

Thorsch, Victor 5.00

Turner, A S.OO

Weil, Benj lO.OO

Weil, Isidor 10.00

Weiss, S. H 10.00

Witkowsky, Jas 5.00

Woolf, Alfred E. ... 10.00

Woolf, Morris 10.00

Wurmstr, Jacob 5.00

Danville

Ries, David 10.00

Straus & Louis Co., 10.00

Delavau

Reinheimer, Mrs.
Therese

10.00

Galesburg

Jewish Aid Socy. .. S.OO

Lincoln

Atlass, Frank S.OO

Landauer, Jos 5.00

Peoria

Anshai Emeth S. S., 10.00
*Bennett, C. M.

Bloom, J 5.00

Cinofsky, W. &

Son 5.00

Cohen Furniture Co., 5.00

Federman, Geo. G. . . lO.OO

Federman, Leo G. . . lOiX)

Field, J. W 5.00

Gibbs & Meyers .... 5.00

Given, H. H 5.00^

Goldstein, H. M. .. S.OO

Heller, W. & Son .. S.OO

Kahn, Mrs. Rosa .. 10.00

Lehmann, A. & S. . . 20.00

Lowenstein, J. A. . . 5.00

Miller, M. C 5.00

Nathan, Chas 5.00

Newman, M. G 10.00

Obendorf, Lee 5.00

Oppenheim, L. S. ... 5.00

Oppenheim, N. B. .. 5.00
Salzenstein, S. C. &

A. C 15.00

Schradski, A. & Co., 10.00

*Life Member.
**Deceased Life Member.

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

51

Schwabacher, L. H.,
Strauss, Herman . . .

Szold, Jacob

Szold, Joseph

Wachenheimer, J. . .
Walk, D

10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5 00

Wolfner, Wm. F. ..
Woolner, Adolph, Jr.,

Woolner, E. S

*Woolner, Mrs. Mir-

10.00
25.00
10.00

iam S.
•Woolner, Seymour A.
*Woolner, Mrs. Sey-

mour A.
Woolner, S. & A. . .
*Woolncr, W. B.
*Woolner, Mrs. W. B.

100.00

Qulncy

Reib, J. J

5.00

Rochelle

**Hilb, Emanuel.
Hilb, Mrs. Emanuel, 25.00

Rock Island

Brady, Chas. S 5.00

Greenblatt, M 5.00

Hill, J 5.00

Lewis, Simon lO.OO

Morris & Lewis 5.00

Mosenfelder, Mrs.

A 5.00

Mosenfelder, Mr. &

Mrs. Louis 50.00

*Mosenfelder, Mrs.

Louis 5.00

Sosna, M 5.00

SiKTingrfleld

Ernes Lodge 67, I. O.
B. B 5.00

INDIANA
Angola

Stiefel, Mrs. L. C, 5.03

Columbia City

Ladies' Hebrew Ben-
evolent Society ... 5.00
Mier, Hattie Daniel, 10.00

Evansville

Federated Jewish

Charities 300.00

Hebrew Ladies' Ben-
evolent Society ... 25.00

Levy, Henry 5.00

Fort Wayne

Emek. Beracha Lodge
No. 61, I. O. B. B., 25.00

Federation of Jewish
Charities 100.00

Freibuiger, Leopold, 25.00

Ladies' Hebrew Ben-
evolent Society . . . 10.00

Gary
Winter, M. M 5.00

Goshen

Salinger, Nathan . .

S.OO

Hamilton

Wolff, G. & Sons .. 5.00

Hammond

Hirsch. Adolph S.OO

Kaufmann, C 10.00

Pillischer Emii lO.OO

Weiss, Arthur 5.00

Wolf, Leo 10.00

Huntingdon

Laufeity, D. E 20.00

Indianapolis

Jewish Federation .. 300.00
*Schwartz, Martin.
Sommers, Chas. B., 5.0O

Kendallville

Keller, L. J 5.00

Eokomo

Levi, J. S 5.00

Lafayette
Barziliai Lodge 111,

I. O. B. B 5.00

Jewish Ladies' Aid

Society 5.00

Loeb, J. Louis 5.00

Lebanon
Adler, Phil 5.00

Ligonier

Hebrew Ladies' Ben-
evolent Society . . 10.00

Henoch, Sol 10.00

Jacobs, Eli 5.00

Jacobs, Irvin 5.00

Jacobs, Meyer 5.00

Mier State Bank .. 25.00
*Straus, Isaac D. ...lOOO.OO
Straus, Mrs. Isaac

D 10.00

**Straus, Jacob.

Straus, Simon J 20.00

Straus, Stanley J. ., 5.00
Wertheimer, L. R. &

A. N 10.00

Logansport
Wise, C. S 5.00

Madison

Sulzer, Louis 5.00

Mt. Vernon

Rose'nbaum, Jacob &
Lee 5.00

Muncle

Hene, M 5.00

Muncie Lodge 752, I.
O. B. B 10.00

South Bend

Bing, Mrs. Jos 20.00

Ciralsky, A 5.00

Frank, A 10.00

Freudenstein, Mrs

Esther 5.00

Freudenstein, M. B., S.OO

Livingston, Abe. ... 5.00

Seeberger, Julius ... 10.00

Spiro, Mrs. Samuel, 10.00

Summitville

Jewish Ladies' Aux-
iliary lO.OO

Warner, Children of

Anna 15.00

Warner, Wilhelmina, 5.00

Terre Haute

Blumberg, Max 10.00

Cohen, Harry W. ... 5.00

Feibelman, E 5.00

Finkelstein, J. R. .. 5.00
Finkelstein, Mrs. J.

R 5.00

Frank, Samuel &

Sons laOO

Gan Eden Lodge 110,

I. O. B. B iO.OO

Goldberg, Ben b.oO

Goldberg, Julius 5.00

Goodman & Wolfe .. 5.00

Greenberg, Sam 5.00

Grossman Bros 5.00

Hebrew Ladies' Aid

Society 15.00

Herz, Mrs. A 10.00

Herz, Milton E lO.OO

James, Harry A. ... 5.00

Joseph Sons, M 5.00

Kleeman Dry Goods

Co 10.00

Kohn Bros S.OO

Less, Maurice 5.00

*Levi, Simon.

Levin Bros 10.00

Mesirow, N. S 5.00

Schultz & Smith ... S.OO

Shatsky Bros S.OO

Silberman, Louis . . . S.OO

Silverstein Bros S.OO

Uffenheimer, S 15.00

Wabash

Hyman, Louis L. . . 10.00

IOWA
Cedar Rapids

Smulekoff, H 5.00

Charles City

Hecht, Jos. ■ lO.UO

Davenport

Abrahams, Max 5.00

Adler, E. P 10.00

Bloch, H. D 5.00

Deutsch, Joseph .... 10.00

Landauer, Moritz .. S.OO

Moritz, Simon S.OO

Moritz, Sol 5.00

Petersberg, A. F. .. 7.00

Petersberger, Isaac, 10.00

Raphael, Albert 5.00

Ringel, Oscar 5.00

Rosenthal, Max .... 5.00

Siegel, A S.OO

Simon, L, S.OO

Waxenberg, Abe S.OO

*Life Member.
**Deceased Life Member.

52

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

Decorah
Bear, Ben 5.00

Des Moines
Lederer, Mrs. Emma, 10.00

Samish, M 10.00

United Jewish Phil-
anthropies 230.00

Dubuque

**Slimmer, A 1950.56

Keokuk
Weil, J. B 5.00

Oskaloosa

Rosenblatt, Aaron . . 5.00

Sioux City

Davidson Bros. Co., 25.00

Galinsky, H 5.00

*Wise, Mrs. Chas.

KANSAS
Leavenworth

Ettenson, Mrs.

Henry
Woolfe. B. B

Manhatton
Jackson, C. C

McPherson

Strouse & Son, J. . .

Ogden

Weicbselbaum, Sam,

Salina

Stiefel, Moses

Topeka

Auerbach & Guettel,

Wichita
Hess, A

5.00
5.00

5.00

5.00

5.00

5.00

10.00

5.00

KENTUCKY
Bowling Green

Crista!, Sam'I 5.00

Nahm, Fred 5.00

Danville

Lyons, Samuel 10.00

Henderson
Hymson, H. S 5.00

Lexington

Federation of Jewish
Charities 73.00

Louisville

Bemheim, B 30.00

Bernheim, Frank D., 10.00

Bernheim, I. W. ... 50.00
Blum Bros. &

Hildcr 10.00

Blum, S

Brooks Bros

Brooks, Mrs. Marie,

Cohn, L. W

Council of Jewish
Women

Dickel, Geo. A. &
Co.

Dinkeispiel, L. S. . .

Dreifus, I. A

Ehrmann, Hilmar ..

Felenstahl, Gabe J.,

Flarsheim, A. B

Frank, Ludwig

Goldstein, S

Greenbaum, Jos

Hyman, Jacob

Isaacs Bros

Jacoby, Zach

Ka.hn, Joe

Kaufman, Ben

Kiefer, Henry B. ..

Klempner Bros

Levy, Sol

Loeb, Plenry

Lorch, Vic

Louisville Scrap Ma-
terial Co

Marx, J. F

Mendel, Chas

Rose, Leo B

Rosenheim, Jacob ..

Sabel & Sons, M. ..

Sachs, Edward

Sales, A. M

Seligman, Alfred . . .

Shamrock Overall
Co.

Shapin, Julius

Straus, Benjamin ..

Straus, E. E

StruU, Chas

Switow, M

Ullman, Sam

Maysville
Merz, Mrs. A. L. ..
Merz, Eugene

Owensboro
Baer, L. D

Hirsch, Col. A

Rosenfeld, Mrs. A.,
Rose nf eld, Mrs.
Silas

**Shorten, J. D.

Paducah

Bright Bros

Friedman, Herman . .

Harmony Lodge 149,
L O. B. B

Michael, M. & Bro.,

Simon, Mose

Temple Israel Sis-
terhood

Wallerstein, H. &
J

Weil, H. & Sons ...

Weil, Jesse

Weille, B. C. & J.,

Shelbyville

Samuel, Leopold

5.00 LOUISIANA

5-00 ,.. ,,,
5_QQ Abbeville

Sioo Sokoloski, L lO.w

Wise, Solomon (in
5.00 memoriam) 5.00

10.00 Alexandria

500 Cong. Gemiluth

5-00 Chassodim 5.00

5.00 Fried, Sam 5.00

5-00 Gehr, Gus 5.00

10.00 Kauffman, I. J i.uo

5-00 Mann, Dan E 5.00

5-00 Posner, 1 5.00

^•OO Sackman Bros 5.00

S-00 Simon, A. E 10.00

5-00 Simon, Mr. & Mrs.

5-00 Harry L. 5.00

5-00 Simon, H. L 5.00

5.00 Simon, S 10.00

5.00

5.00 Donaldsonville

l'^ Netter, Adolphe .... 5.00

^■^ Jeanerette

5 00 Wormser, M. & C, 5.00

5.00 „

5.00 Monroe

5.00 Meyer, Mrs. Sol. ... 3.00

5.00 Titche, Chas 5.00

10.00

5.00 Natchitoches

S-00 Nelken, Samuel .... 10.00

^•O'J Semmelman, Mar-

5.00 ^^^1' ^■«'

^•* New Iberia

r'nn Gates of Prayer S.

Im s 6.00

500 New Orleans

Beer, Henry 100.00

Blumenthal, George, 10.00
c (Y\ *District G. L. 7, I.

555 O. B. B 100.00

Heidenheim, Mrs.

A 10.00

Jewish Charitable &
innn Educational Feder-

10.00 ation of New Or-

10.00 leans 376.50

, „„ Kohn, Joseph 3.00

5.00 Levy, A 5.00

Levy, Mrs. Otto A., 5.00
*Newman, Mrs.
Henry.
5.00 **Newman, Isidor.
15.00 ^^ _^

Shreveport

3.00 Bender, S 3.00

10.00
3.00 MARYLAND

5 QQ Baltimore

Adler, Simon C 3.00

5.00 Beck, Paul 5.00

5.00 Benesch, William

5.00 M 10.00

10 OO Bernheimer, Ferdi-
nand IO.(X)

Burk, Fried & Co. . . 5.00

5.00 Castelberg, Henry .. 10.00

*Life Member.
••Deceased Life Member.

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

53

Cohen-Adler Shoe

Co 10.00

Cohen, B. E 5.00

Cohen, Miss Bertha, 5.(X)
**Cohen, Mendes.

Cone, Dr. Claribel .. 5.00

Cone, Frederic W. . . 5.00

Davidson, Isaac .... 5.00

Dealham, Sam 5.00

Deiches, Win 5.00

Eisenberg, Abraham, 10.00

Engel, Jacob 10.00

Epstein, Jacob 50.00

Euchtman, Emanuel, 8.50

Fader, A 5.00

Frank, Solomon 10.00

*Frieden\vaId, Hiram
W.

Gans, Charles 5.00

Goldenberg, Julius .. 10.00
*Goldenberg, Julius

M.

Goldenberg, Levi . . . lO.OO

Goldsthmid, Mrs. R., 5.00
Goldsmith, Jacob S.

& Bro 10.00

Gomprecht & Ben-

esch 5.00

Gottschalk, Jos 10.00

Gottsdialk, Levi ... 10.00

Greenbaum, Daniel . 5.00

Greenbaum, Leon E., 10.00
Greenbaum, Milton,

D 10.00

Greif , David L 5.O0

Greif, Leonard 5.00

Halle, Isaac 5.00

Halle Meyer S 5.0T

Halle, Moses 5.00

Hamburger, Manes

J 5.00

Hanhne Bros 10.00

Harsh, George M. . . 5.00
Flecht, Mrs. Albert

S 5.00

Hecht, Emanuel .... 25.03
Hecht, Mrs. L. A. .. 25.00
Heller, Mrs. Flor-
ence Simon 5.00

Hochschild, Max ... 10.00

Hornstein, J. D 10.00

Hutzler, Mrs. David, 5.0O

Katz, A. R 10.00

Katz, Meier 5.00

Katz, Mrs. Zadock . . 5.U0
•Kaufman, Henriette.

Kemper, David 5.00

Kerngood, Herman . . 10.00

Koenigsberg, Morris, 5.0O
Koenigsberger, Mrs.

Rosa 10.00

Kohn, Benno 5.00

Kohn, Louis B 10.00

Lauchheimer, S. H., 5.0O

Lauer, Martin 5.00

Lazarus, L 10.00

Lazarus, Morton L., 5.00

Lehman, Judah 5.00

Leopold, Isaac 5.00

Lew, Alfred 10.00

Levy, Julius 25.00

Levy, Wm 10.00

Mandelbaum, Sey-
mour 10.00

Mann, Mrs. Hannah, 5.00

Mansbach, J. H. ... 5.00
Meyers, Gertrude (in

memoriam) 11.00

Morris, Esther 10.03

Oppenheim, Eli 10.00

Oppenheimer, I. M... 10.00
Pollack, Mrs. Han-
nah 5.00

**Rayner, Wm. S.
*Reinhard, Samuel E.
Rosenau, Rev. Dr.

William 5.00

Rosenberg, Mrs.

Bertha 5.00

Rosenberg, Lewis S., 50.00

S 50.00

Rosei-heim, H. &

Son b.UO

Rothholz Bros 5.60

Rothholz, Julius 5.00

Rothschild, M 5.00

Rothschild, S 5.00

Salabes, Sody 5.00

Samuels, Morton ... 25.00

Seliger, Mrs. Leon, 10.00

Sigmund, Mrs. Leo, 5.00
Sonnibornj Sigmund

B ;.. 25.00

Strauss, er Myer 5.0O

Strouse, Ben 10.00

**Strouse, Isaac.
Strouse, Mrs. Ma-
thilda 5.00

Thalhcimer, Mr. &

Mrs. Samuel 10.00

Ullman, Nathan 5.0O

Van Leer, Milton . . 5.00
Weinberg, Abraham

1 10.00

Wertheimer Bros. . . 5.00
Westheimer, Milton

F. 10.00

Wiesenfeld, Jos 5.00

Wyman, Maurice ... 5.00

Cumberland

Rosenbaum, Simon . . 5.00

Rosenbaum, Susman, 5.00

MASSACHUSETTS
Boston

Agoos, Lsssor 20.00

Agoos, S. L 5.00

Baer, Louis lO.OO

Brandt, C 5.00

Broomfield, R 5.00

F^ox, Isidor 5.00

Freedman, Dr. Louis

M 10.00

Gold, Samuel 5.00

Goodman, Mrs. Sam-
uel 5.00

*Hecht, Mrs. Lina.

Hecht, Simon E. . . . 10.00
Hillson, H. M. &

Co 10.00

Hirshberg, A. S 10.00

Joseph, A. 5.00

*Kirstein, Louis E.

Koshland, A 5.00

Koshland, Joseph ... 5.00

Lebowich, J 5.0O

5.00

Lourie, David A. ..

5.00

Lurie, M. S

5.00

Massell, F. W

5.00

*Mayer, Richard.

Penn, Harry

10.00

Rabalsky, Benj

5.00

Rathshesky, A. C. ..

5.00

*Rawitzer, Fred

10.00

Kawitzcr, Wm

10.00

Rosenbuch, Al. A. ..

10.00

Rudwick, J

5.00

Scheinfeldt, Solomon,

10.00

Schooner, Joseph Y.,

5.00

Schwartz, H. & Co.,

5.00

Schwartz, Jacob ....

5.00

*Shuman, A.

Shuman, Samuel

5.00

5.00

Brookline

Amdur, N. W

5.00

Andrews, Julius

5.00

Kaffenburgh, Mrs. •

500

Chelsea

Salter, M. & Sons ..

5.00

Chicopee

Rich, Harry . . ,.

15.00

Dorchester

Berger, Wolf

5.00

Roxbury

Van Noorden, E. ..

50.00

Springfield

Isenberg & Co., H.

lO.OO

Terry, Aaron

5.0O

Walthani

Bayard, Harris

5.00

Winter Hill

Hillson, Hyman M.,

5.00

Worcester

Grodberg & Hirsch,

5.00

MICHIGAN

Adrian

Bachrach, Mrs.

Frank

10.00

Charlotte

Vomberg, M

5.00

Detroit

Buchhalter, Wm. ...

5.00

Cohen, Sol. R

5.00

Fechimer, H. M. ...

5.00

Goldberg, Isaac

10.00

Goldman, A

5.0O

Goldstein, H. Joseph,

lO.OO

Goldstein, Mrs. H.

Krohn

lO.(H)

Gumbiner, Jos. H. .. lOO.OO
Heavenrich, Samuel, 5.00

*Life Member.
**Deceased Life Member.

54

THE NilTIONAL FARM SCHOOL

Horwitz, Harris 10.00

Kahn, Mrs. Albert .. 10.00
Krolik, Mrs. Henry

A 10.00

Levy, Chas 5.00

Levy, Wm. K 10.00

Muslincr, Louis S., 5.00

Parish, Joseph 5.00

Rosenfield, Monroe . 5.03

Rosenzweig, S. D. . . 5.00
**Schloss, Seligman.

Siegel, Benjamin ... 5.00

Sloman, Eugene H., 10.00

Traitel, Maurice 10.00

Wineman, Andrew . . 5.00

Wineman, Henry . . . 5.C0

Wineman, L 15.00

Wolfe, N 5.00

Grand Rapids

United Jewish \\'el-

Kalamazoo

Desenberg, Mrs. B.

10 00

Mishan Lodge No.
247, I. O. B. B. ..

5.00

Lansing
Gerson, Jos

10.00

Norway

Ruwitch, Bessie L.,

10.00

Pontiac

Heineman, Sol. E. ..

5.00

Saginaw

Heavenrich, Max . . .

10.00

MINNESOTA

Canby

Langmack, J. P

5.00

Duluth

Billstein, Wm

Freimuth, I

Gordon & Mogelson,

Sattler, J. B

Silberstein, B

Zimmerman, I

5.00
lo.uo
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00

Hibblng

Nides Bros

5 00

Minneapolis

Adelsheim, E

Apt, L. C

5.00
500

Bear, F. S

Bearman, A. M

Bearman Bros

Brin, Arthur

Brown & Rabinowitz

Capital Iron & Metal

Co

5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
S.OO

5 00

Coen, L. H

S.OO

Cohen, M. L

Cohen, Myer S

5.00
10.00

Davis, J. M 10.00

Davis, N 5.00

Dryer, Jos. E 5.00

Eisendrath, J. M. ... 5.00

Eisler, Adolph IS.ffJ

Fairfax Produce Co., 5.00

Friedman, Ben 5.00

Friedman, David 5.00

Garbcr, Samuel &

Sons S.OO

Gittleson Jewelry

Co 10.00

Goldberg, A 5.00

Goldberg, Max J. ... lu.uo

Goldman, A. & Son, 5.00

Green, H. H 5.00

Greanberg, William, 5.00

Gross, A. M S.OO

Gross Bros 10.00

Hams, A 5.00

Harris, A. M. & Sig., 10.00

Harris, M. H 10.00

Hartman, J. H S.OO

Isaac, A. & Son ... 5.00

Isaacs, M. M 5.00

Jacobs, B 10.00

Jeffery, D. C 5.00

Joseph, I. S 5.00

Kantor, M 5.00

Katz Packing Co., R.

N 5.00

Kaplan, E S.OO

Kayser & Co. ...... 5.00

Kohen, Max A 5.00

Kolliner, Robert S., 5.00

Kronick's 5.00

Levin Bros 5.00

May, J. L 5.00

Michaels, Jos 5.00

Minneapolis Lodge

271, I. O. B. B. ... lO.CO
Minn. Barrel & Bag

Co 5.00

Monasch Lithograph-
ing Co 5.00

Morris, Harry R. . . . 10.00

Moss Bros S.OO

Muehlstein, J S.PO

Naftahn, H. R 10.00

Resler Bros 5.00

Robitihek, Geo 5.00

Robitshek, I. H 5.00

Robitshek, Joseph .. ' 5.00

Robitshek, Solomon . S.OO

Rose & Brill 5.00

Rosenstein, Louis .. 5.00

Ruben, Harold M. .. 5.00

Ruben, I. H 10.00

Schloss, H. A 5.00

Schloss, T. A S.OO

Schneider, B. N 5.00

Schneider, E. A 5.00

Selig, Joseph 5.00

Shapiro, Leo 10.00

Silberman, C. H. ... 5.00

Snattinger, M 10.00

Stromberg, A. & Co., 5.00
Taussig, Sigmund &

Son 5.00

Weil, Isaac & Sons, 10.00

Weiskopf, Henry ... 5.00

Weisman, 1 5.00

Davis H. J 5.00

Weisman, Wm 5.00

Woolf, J. C S.OO

Woolpy, J. H 10.00

St. Paul

Federation of Jew-
ish Charities 100.00

Goodkind, Mrs. B. L., 10.00
Selig, Leon J S.OO

MISSISSIPPI

Brookhaven

Cohn, David Z S.OO

Columbus

Jos. Herz Lodge 181,
I. O. B. B S.OO

Corinth

Rubel, Abe & Co. .. 50.00
Worris, H S.OO

Greenville

Goldstein, Nathan . . S.OO

Hebrew Union S. S., S.OO
Riteman, Mrs. L.

N 5.00

Solomon, M. L S.OO

Greenwood

Stein, S. J 5.00

Stern, Sam 5.00

Hattiesbnrg
Dreyfus, M S.OO

Jackson

Dreyfus, Isidore . . . 5.00

Dryfus, Mrs. Bertha, 5.00

Orkin, A. J S.OO

Meridian

Meyer, Sam 5.00

Moskovitz, Albert .. 5.00

Rothenberg, M S.OO

Threefoot Bros. &

Co 5.00

Threefoot, Mrs. H.

M 25.00

Winner, Leo S.OO

Natchez

**Frank, Henry.
Frank, Mrs. Henry, ^.00

Viener, Harry 25.00

Viener, Mrs. H. ... 10.00

Vicksburg

Associated Jewish

Charities 25.00

Hirsh, J S.OO

Kory, Rev. Sol. L., 5.00
Ladies' Hebrew Ben-
evolent Asso 10.00

Landau, M. D S.OO

Mite Socy, Anshe

Chesed S. S 5.00

Switzer, L. L 5.00

Yazoo City

Wise, H lO.OO

^Deceased Life Member.

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

55

MISSOURI
Joplin

Hurwitz, Harry 5.00

Kansas City

Benjamin, Alfred .. 50.00

Benjamin, David ... 50.00
Federated Jewish

Chnrities 250.00

Kansas City Lodge

184, I. O. B. B. .. 10.00

Meyer, L 5.00

Reefer, Mr. & Mrs.

Eugene 250.00

Sachs, Oscar 5.00

Louisiana

Michael Bros 5.00

St. Joseph

Adaih Joseph S. S., 5.00

Block, Mrs. Fannie, 10.00
Federated Jewish

Cha.ities lOO.OO

*Hirsch, Sol.
Joseph Lodge IZ, I.

O. B. B 10.00

Siegel, Lewis 5.0O

•*Westheimer, Mr. &

Mrs. Ferd.
**Westhcimer, Samuel.

St. Louis

Aber, M 5.0O

Alexander, Armond, lO.OO

Arenson, J 10.00

Auer, Mrs. Isidor . . 5.00

Baer, J. A 25.00

Baer, Sigmund 10.00

Baunioel, M 5.00

Berger, Jos 5.00

Biederman, Emanuel, 10.00

Bierman, F. & Sons, 10.00

Bloom, I. 1 10.00

Bry, Nathan 10.00

Cohen, Leon 5.0O

*Cohn, L H 25.00

Drey, Mrs. A. L. ... 5.00

Eiseman, Adolph ... 5.00

Eiseman, David, Jr., 10.00

Eiseman, Fred. B., 10.00

Eiseman, R. S 5.00

Emanuel, E. R 5.00

Epstein, J. 1 5.00

Federal Paper Stock

Co 10.00

Ferer, Sam 10.00

Flarsheim, M. J 10.00

Flesh, Geo 5.00

Frank & Meyer

Neckwear Co 5.0O

Friend Hide & Fur

Co 10.00

Frohlichstein, S. H., 10.00

Fuller, Aaron 50.00

Gillerman, Gus 5.00

Glaser, Julius 10.00

Glaser, Sigmund 5.00

Gluck, 1 10.00

Goldman, Alvin D., lO.OO

Goldman, M 10.00

Gordon, R. & Son .. 5.00

Greensfelder, Ber-
nard 10.00

Greenspon, Jos. &

Son 10.00

Guckenheim, E 5.00

Harris, Ben 50.00

Harris, Marcus 50.00

Hasgall, S 5.00

Hecht, Max 5.00

Heyman, Ralph 5.00

Hirschhorn, Lewis .. 5.00

Hoffman, Morris 5.00

House of Bargains .. 5.00

Isaacs, John A 5.00

Jacobs, Mrs. Julia

L 10.00

Jacobson, Hugo .... 5.00

Kransberg, S S.OO

Landau, A 25.00

Leah Ladies' Lodge

5, I. O. B. A. ... 5.00

Levis, Leo 10.00

Levy, E. A 5.00

Lewin Metal Corpor-
ation 10.00

Lieber, Leslie 10.00

Lippman, Tos. M. . . . 10.00

Littman, M 10.00

Loeb, Alexander ... S.OO

Loth, Jacob 10.00

Maas, Eugene 5.00

Marx, E. J 10.00

Mathes 1 5.00

Mathes, Jos 10.00

May, Morton J 10.00

Mayer, Emil 5.00

Mayer, Fred lO.OO

Mayer, G. F 5.C0

Mayer, Herman 5.00

Mayer, Louis 10.00

Mayer, Max J 10.00

Nassau, D 5.00

Nathan, Frank Lodge

87, I. O. B. A 10.00

Nathan, Emil 10.00

Palan, A 5.00

Price, B 10.00

Rauh, A. S 5.00

Rice, A. J 5.00

Rice, Chas. M 10.00

Rice, Henry 5.00

"Rice, Jonathan.

Richter, G S.OO

Rothschild Bros. Hat

Co S.OO

Rubinstein, T. L. .. 10.00

St. Louis Iron Co., 5.00

Salinger, 1 10.00

Saltzer, A. L 5.00

Samuels Shoe Co. .. 10.00

Schoen, Mrs I. L. .. 5.00

Schuster, S. J 10.00

Schwartz, S 5.00

Seelig, S S.OO

Seidel, S 5.00

Seltzer Bros 5.00

Shanfeld Bros 5.00

Shoenberg, Col.

Moses 25.00

Shroder, S. W S.OO

Sichel, I. 10.00

Sommers, David .... 10.00
Standard Rail &

Steel Co 10.00

Steinberg, Louis M., 5.00

Steinberg, Mark .... 10.00

Sternbtrg, Harry ... 5.00
**Stix C. A.

Stix,' Ernest W 10.00

Straus, Eugene J. . . 10.00

Straus, Mrs. Hannah, 10.00

Svvope, Meier 5.00

Thai, Robert 5.00

Treuman, Paul 5.00

Tuholske, J. M 5.00

Union Cap Co 5.00

Waldheim, A 35.00

Wladman, H. C 5.00

Warshafsky, J. &

Son 5.00

Weil, Max 5.00

Werthan, M 10.00

Wiener, M. G 10.00

Wohl, D S.OO

Wolff, A. Iron &

Metal Co 20.00

Wolff, E. H 10.00

Wolfheim, M 10.00

Zelnicker, Walter A.

Supply Co 25.00

Tipton

Cohn, Rosalie 10.00

MONTANA
Butte

Baron DeHirsch
Lodge 420, I. O.
B B

5.00

Cohen, J. S

Linz, Mose

Meyer, Wm

*Oppen.*ieimer, J. E.,

Pincus, Adolph

*Symons, Harry.

Symons, William
s

5.00
5.00
S.OD
100.00
10.00

10.00

Wehl A

S.OO

Wein, John H

S.OO

Great Falls

Wertheim, Nathan . .

5.00

Helena

Heller, Robert

5.00

Missoula

Leiser, Esther

5.00

NEBRASKA
Lincoln

Cerf Estate S.OO

Friend, Morris lO.OO

Gold, Wm 10.00

Mayer, Chas 5.00

Mayer, Henry L. . . S.OO

Mayer, Simon D. ... 5.00

Pepperberg, Julius .. 5.00

Weil, M 10.00

Omaha

Gluck, Israel S.OO

Katleman, Carl C. .. 5.00

Kirschbaum & Sons, 20.00

Levy, M 10.00-

Rosenthal, B. & H., 10.00

*Life Member.
*Deceased Life Member.

56

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

NEVADA
Reno

Wald, H

10.00

Irvlngton
Ilanimerschlag, M.
G

NEW JERSEY
Atlantic City

Blaw, Beatrice Jean, 5.00

Caplon, A. H 5.00

Council of Jewish

Women 5.00

Elfman, Morris 5. CO

Friedeberg, Mrs.

Gussie 10.00

Greenberg, Mrs.

Nathan 5.00

Hanstein, Samuel .. lO.OO

Hillman, Joel 350.00

Hillman, Julian 15.00

Hirschbein, Mrs. M.

L 25.00

Meyers, Henry 5.00

Newman, Isaac H. . . 5.00

Press, Mrs. A 10.00

Rosenstein, Mrs.

Rose 5.00

Spritz, Mrs. Isaac . . 5.00

KerchantTlUe

Eichengreen, Pauline

Camden

Dubins, Jacob

5.00

Fuhrman, Abe

5.0O

Fuhrman, Nathan ...

5.00

Grass, Wm

5.00

Greenberg, A

10.00

Greenberg, Marcus . .

5.00

Jentis, D

5.00

Lashman, Dr. Wm.

M

5 00

Mackler, Samuel

5.00

Ness, Frank

.s.no

Nelson, L. M

5.00

Nurock, Harry

5.00

Obus, Mark

5.00

Pellicoff. B

s.oo

Palitz, Mrs. Sarah

L

5 00

Reiter, Dr. Otto ....

5.00

Rooner, A. J

5.00

Sacks, Hyman

5.00

Siha, Dr. I. S

5.0(J

Tarter, Samuel

5.00

East Orange

Back, Albert

5-.00

Dimond, A. J

10.00

Elizabeth

David, Abe J 5.00

Finkel, Nathan ...., 5.00

Green, Lewis S.OO

Hyman, Isaac, Sons, S.OO

Isaac, Abraham 5.00

Kaufman, David ... W.^O

Koestler, Samuel ... S.OO

Kranzman, N. J 5.00

Stamler, J. J 5.00

Stein, Dr. Emil .... S.OO

Yadwin, Louis E. .. 5.00

B.

JO.OO

Mt. Holly

Krupnick, H S.OO

Morrison, W. P. ... 5.00

Newark

Altmayer, Lawrence, 5.00
*Alonson, Louis V.

Augenblick, Meyer.. 5.00

Bamberger, Louis.... lO.OO

*Basch, Chas. J.
Beitman, Miss Jean-

nette 5.00

Beria, Amzi S.OO

Constam, J 5.00

Danzis, Dr. M 10.00

Ezekiel Lodge 90,

I. O. B. B 10.00

Epstein, Dr. H. B. .. 5.00

Feist & Feist 5.00

Feldman, Dr. Max .. 5.00

Fenning, Herm. A., 5.00

*Fisch, Jos.

Foster, Rev. Sol. ... 5.00

Friedman, Louis L. .. 10.00

Fuld, Felix 25.00

Goetz, Mrs. Lena 5.00

♦Goldsmith, Nathan . . 100.00

Goldsmith, Mart. H., 5.00

Gries, Aaron 5.00

Groedel, Theodore . . 5.00

Hammerschlag, N. . . 5.00

Hannoch, Herbert J., S.OO

Heller, Rudolph .... S.OO

Hertz, Max 20.00

*Hollander, Albert.

*Honander, Benj. W.

*Hollander, Michael.

Hood, Charles 5.00

Jay, Leopold 5.00

Kaltenbacher, Jos. .. 5.00

*Kaufherr, Albert H.

Kaufherr & Co 10.00

Kaufherr, Isadore J., 5.00

*Kaufherr, Maurice D.

Koch, Julius 5.00

Krimke, Philip 10.00

Kussy, Herman .... S.OO

Kussy, Nathan S.OO

Lehman, Isidor .... 10.00

*Lehman, Wm. L.
and Jerome.

Levi, Rudolph 5.00

Levy, Ernest lO.OO

Lewis, A. I S.OO

Lewis, Bernard 5.00

Lichtman, J., & Son, 10.00

*Lissner, B.

Lissner, Leo N 10.00

Liveright, Frank I., 10.00

Loewenberg Co. . . . S.OO

Maybaum, Charles.. S.OO

Mayer, Adolf 25.00

Mendel, William ... 5.00

Meyer, Aaron 5.00

Meyer, Jacob 10.00

Meyer, Joseph E. .. 10.00

'•Miller, Bernard.

Oppenheimer, Max.. 10.00

Osterweil, D 5.00

Osterweil, Mrs. Sid., 10.00

Parsonnett, Dr. Vic, 5.00

^Phillips, Arthur.

Plaut, Louis 10.00

Plaut, Moses S.OO

*Rachlin, Morris.

Rich, Leopold 5.00

Rich, William S lO.OO

*Roth, Isaac.

Rothschild, Abrah... 25.00

Schechner, Samuel .. 5.00
Sheck Advertising

Agency 5.00

*Schlesinger, Louis.
Schlesinger, Morris

S S.OO

Schloss, Mrs. Hanna, 5.00

*Schwarz & Son.

Siegel, Henry 5.00

Simon, H. S 5.00

Sommer, Harry F. . . 25.00

Stein, Leo 5.00

Steinberg, Jacob 10.00

Steiner, Herman .... 5.00

*Steiner, Mrs. Jos.

Steinhardt, G 10.00

Straus, Mrs. Fred .. S.OO

*Straus, Isaac T.

Straus, M., & Sons, 10.00

Sugarman, Ben. J. .. 5.00

Sugarman, Jos. J. . . 5.00

Uhry, Emil S.OO

Wood, Mrs. Frank .. 5.00

Orange

Brentano, Mrs. Simon, 35.00

Engle, Isidor S.CO

Klauber, Alfred .... 5.00

Roth & Co 10.00

*Roth, Jacob.

Spingam, Harry R. . . 5.00

Paterson

Bamert. Nathan ... 5.00

Fabian, J 5.00

Gootenberg, G 5.00

Gordon, David S.OO

Grunauer, Louis H. .. 5.00

Haines, H._ B 5.00

Holzman Silk Manu-
facturing Co S.OO

Levin, Marcus F. . . S.OO

Rogowski, M. L. ... S.OO

Simon & Cohn 5.00

Pennsgrove

Livingstone, Alex... lO.OO

Bress, Benj S.OO

Charlap, Chas 5.00

Grail, I. W 5.00

Luterman, Isador .. 10.00

Polakoff, J. E 5.00

Perth Amboy

Goldberger, M. S.

Plainfield

Bernstein, Max

Bronston, Mrs. E.

5.00

5.00
5.00

*Life Member.

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

57

Krauthamer, S 5.00

Newcorn, Wm 5.00

Perlmutter, M 5.00

Schloss, Wm 5.00

Schwed, Herman 5.00

Schwed, Isaac 5.00

Tepper Bros 10.00

Weintraub, A 5.00

Yood. Dr. Raphael .. 5.00

Somerville

Hellman. Israel 5.00

Hellman. M 5.00

Mack, Mrs. Louise.. 5.00

Schwed, Chas 5.00

Trenton

Aroniss, Nathan 5.00

Bahr, A. W 5.00

Cohen, Bernhard ... 5.00

Finebur?, Isaac 10.00

Franc, H. L 5.00

Fuld, Jonas A 5.00

Gerson, Simon 5.00

Gilinsky, M 5.00

Green, Hyman 5.00

Haveson, H 5.0O

Holzner, David 10.00

Julian, Wm 5.00

Kahn, S 5.00

Kaplan, David 5.00

Kaufman, S. K 10.00

Klinkowstein, Alex., 10.00

Koplin, Dr. N. H. .. 5.00

Krueger, Samuel 10.00

Levin. S 5.00

Levy, Samuel 5.00

Rednor, Isidor C. .. 10.00

Reich, William 5.00

Rosenblatt, Hattie .. 5.00
Trenton Shirt Mfg.

Co 5.00

Wirtschafter, H 5.00

Warrenville
Hofheimer, Mr. and
Mrs. A

lO.OO

NEW YORK

Albany

Barnet, Wm 25.00

Blatner, Jacob M. .. 5.00

Blatner, M. H 5.00

Blatner, S. H 5.00

Congregation Beth

Emeth 25.00

Council of Jewish

Women 5.00

De Beer, Jacob &

Son ID.OO

J. S. Friedman lO.OO

Fuld, Franklin B. .. 5.00
Gideon Lodge 140,

I. O. B. B 5.00

Gold, Louis 5.U)

Hatch, Arnold S. .. 5.00

Hatch, Nathan .... 10.00

Hatch, Stephen V. .. 5.00

Hessberg, Albert .. 10.00

Hessberg, Samuel .. 10.00
Hydeman, Mrs. S.

M 5.00

Mann, Benj. A 5.00

Mendel, Max 5.00

Mendleson, Ira 10.00

Mendleson, Jerome.. 25.00

Mendleson, Leon .. 10.00

Miller Bros 5.00

Muhlfelder & Hlch, 10.00

Myers, Nathan 5.00

Neuman, Dr. Leo H.. 5.00

Nusbaum Joseph . . . 5.00

Oppenheim, Wm. L., 5.00
*Rosendale, Hon. S. W.

Sonnenfeld. Sam T., 10.00
Sporborg, Mrs.

Henry J 5.00

Stahl, Simon 5.00

Steefel, Mrs. Joseph

L 10.00

Stern, Chas. M 5.00

Strasser, I. M 5.00

Thanhauser, Mrs.

F. L 5.00

Waldman Bros 10.00

Waldman, Louis I., 10.00

W'ander. S., & Sons, 5.00

May, Daniel
\\'erbelovsky,
Abraham . .

5.00
10.00

NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque

Ilfeld, Louis

Kahn, Siegfried

Nordhaus, Max

Schweizer, Herman .

Cuba
Eichwald. A

5.00

5.00

25.00

5.00

5.00

E. Las Vegas
J. E. Rosenwald Lodge

545, I. O. B. B. .. 10.00
Winternitz, D 5.00

Las Vegas

Ilfeld, Charles 5.00

Roswell

Jaffa, Mrs. Nathan.. 5.00

Santa Fe

Hersch, Mrs. Jos. .. 5.00

Amsterdam

Adler T

10.00

Behr,'0". M. and
S M

5.00

Holzheimer, S

Mark's Sons, A

Straus, David

10.00
5.00
10.00

Auburn

Marshall, L

s.oo

Binghamton

Hirschmann, Sig-

5.00

Rosenthal. S. C. ...

, 5.00

Brooklyn

Blum. Edw. C

Franks, H. S

Janowitch, J. H. ....
Toachim, Chas. J. ..
•Kalvin, Mrs. Henry
M.

. 10.00
, 5.00
. 5.00
. 10.00

Buffalo

Adler, Herman .. 5.00

Altman, Abraham .. 5.00

Altman, Edw. H. ... 5.00
Benstock & Rosen-

berg 5.00

Berger, L. L 10.00

Bergman, Wolf 5.00

Block, Joseph 10.00

Block, Mrs. Jos 10.00

Block. Leo 5.00

Boasberg, Emanuel.. S.OO

Bock, Chas 5.00

Bock, M 5.03

Bock, Sig 5.00

Brown's Pawn Shop, 5.00

Brown, S. M 5.00

Cohen, Sol 5.00

Coplon, D. H 5.00

Coplon, Joseph 5.00

Coplon, Mrs. Rosa .. 5.00

Cristall, S 5.00

Davis, J. L 5.00

Eckstein, Chas 10.00

Eckstein, Ignatz ... 10.00

Elias, Gabriel S.OO

Ellis, David 5.00

Falk, E. L 5.00

Fleischmann, Simon.. 5.00
Forget-Me-Not Club,
Temple Beth Zion

S. S 25.00

Ginsburg, S 5.00

Gintzler, Henry .... 5.00

Given, I. S 10.00 •

Goodman & Roth-
schild 5.00

Greentree. Julms ... 10.00

Gunzberg. B. S S.OO

Harris, Isaac E. ... 5.00

Harris. R 5.00

Harris Samuel J. .. 5.00

Harriton, Harry 5.00

Hevmann, C. S 5.00

Himmel, N. P 15.00

Hochstetter, E. G. .. 5.00
*Hofener, Eugene D.
*Hofeller, Theodore.
•Hofeller, Mrs. Theo.

Hyman, D 5.00

Jacobson, S 5.00

Tandorf, L. R 10.00

jellinek, Ir\vin H. .. 5.00
•Joseph, J. G.
Kauflfman, Dr.

Lesser W.OO

Kavinoky, Dr. S. ... 5.00

Keiser, August S.OO

Klonfer Edward 5.00

Krauss. 1 5.00

Levi, E 10.00

Lewin, Marcus 5.00

Loeser, Leonard W., S.OO

Loeser, Sidney A. .. 5.00

Maisel, Louis 5.00

Marcus, M. M 5.00

Meyers, Louis 5.00

Meyers, Napoleon .. 5.00

Morrison, Sol 5.00

Nathan, Henry 5.00

Oppenheim, W. H. .. 10.00
O'^nenheimer,

Nathan lO.OO

*Life Member.

58

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

Polakoff, Chas 5.00

Richbart, Wm 5.00

Risman, S 5.00

Roblin, Daniel 5.00

Roblin, Harry 5.00

Rothschild, 1. H. .. 5.00

Rothschild, Leo .... 10.00

Saperston, W. \V. . . 10.00

Schuman, Wm 5.00

Schwartz, Jerome

L S.OO

Shroder, Milton .... S.OO

Stovroff, Max 5.00

Ullman. D., & Sons, 20.00

Ullman, Dr. Julius.. 5.00

Wallach, Chas 5.00

Warner, A. B 25.00

Warner, Edward .... 5.00

'Warner, Eugene,

Warner, Mrs. Eugene, 10.00

Warner, John R. .. 10.00

Warner, Rud. J. ... lO.CO

Weil, David 5. TO

Weill, Frances Ann, 5.00

Weill, Louis 5.00

Wile, Herman 5.00

Wile, Myer 10.00

*Winkler, Mrs. R. S.

Winters, A 10.00

Wittman, Hugo 10.00

Greenport, L. I.

Levine Bros. .

Herkimer
Schermer, Benj. ...
Schermer, Mrs. Louis,

5.00

5.00
5.00

Crestwood

Robison, Louis

10.00

Croton-on-Hudson

Rosen, Jos. A 10,00

Delhi
Stern, Aaron 5.00

Dobb's Ferry
Weiss, Albert 10.00

East Elmhurst

Rosemont, Walter,
and Grace Frank, 25.00

Elmira

Council of Jewish

Women 5.00

Friendly, M. H S.OO

Lande, Dr. Abraham, 5.00

Rosenbaum, H. L. . . 5.00

Far Rockawav
Levy, Albert L S.OO

GloversviUe

Aaron, Albert S.OO

Bachner-Moses-

Louis Co 25.0(J

Bellis & Klein 2S.00

Elite Glove Co. ... 25.00

Horwitz & Arbib.... 10.00

Klein, Au)?ust 25.00

Littauer, Lucius N., ITt.OO

Rothschild, Samuel, 25.00
•Rothschild, Mrs.

Samuel.

Liberty

Antonowsky, Dr.

Benj. S 5.00

Lynbrook, L. I.
Eliasberg, Mrs. E.
D 10.00

ITewburgh
Strook, Jos 10.00

New Rochelle

*Grant, Adolph 135.00

Ladenburger, Theo. .. 5.00
*Ladenburger, Mrs.
Theo.
Prince, J 25.00

New York City

**Abraham, A.

Adler, Max S.OO

Alexander, Leo 5.00

Armstrong, Paul .... 10.00

Aron, Morris 10.00

Aronstam, Simon . . . S.OO

Bamberger Bros SCO.CO

*Bamberger, Wm.
Bathia Lodge 10,

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
Benjamin, M. W. .. 10.00

Berkson, I. B 10.00

Bernard. Mrs.

Bertram 10.00

Bernheim, Isaac .... 5.00
*Bernheimer, Miss

Rosie.
Berolzheimer. Emil.. 23.00
Bijur, Judge Nathan, 10.00
Bing, Sir. and Mrs.

A. M. 10.00

Bloomingdale, Hiram

C. lO.CO

Bloomingdale, Mrs.

J. B 10.00

*Blumenthal, George.
Blumgart, Mr. and

Mrs. Louis 5.00

Bookman, Mrs. Jac, 5.00

Bowsky, Lcuis 5.00

Brand, Herman 5.00

Buchman, Julius 10.00

*Budge, Henry.
Burgauer, Samuel . . 10.00
Buttenwieser,

Jos. L lO.OD

Campe, Emanuel N., 5.00
Centennial Lodge
763, F. & A. M. ..10.00

Cohen, Max 15.00

Cohen, SoUis 10.00

Conheim, Hermann.. 10.00

*Cowen, Moses 10.00

Danenbaum, Chas. . . 5.00

DeBoer, David H... S.OO
Denzer, Mrs. Rena

(In memoriam) ... S.OO
Dreyfuss, Mrs.

Ludwig 10.00

Einstein, Isaac D. .. S.OO

Einstein, Julius 10.00

Eiseman, Mrs. Sam.. 10.00

Enelow, Dr. H. G. .. 10.00

Erlanger, Abraham.. 35.00

Esberg, A. 1 10.00

Felsenheld, E 10.00

Finkelstein, Hyman, 23.00

Fischman, Wm lO.OO

Fleischer, Nathan . . 5.00

Fleischman, Marco.. 10.00

Frank, Mrs. B 5.00

Frank Bros 5.00

Frank, Mr. and

Mrs. Jos 10.00

Frank, William C... 10.00

Frankel, D. J S.OO

Friedman, Sol., &

Co 10.00

Fuerst, Albert F. .. 5.00

Fuerst, W. F 5.00

Gainsburg, 1 25.00

Gans, Milton 10.00

Gelarie, Dr. Arnold

J 25.00

Glazier, Mrs. S. W., 25.00

Goldberg, Isaac 10.00

Goldberg, Mrs. J. D., 10.00

Goldsmith, Fred. ... 10.00

Goldstein, Edward. . 20.00
*Goodhart, Philip J.

Goodman, Augustus. 10.00

Goodman, Edwin .... 10.00

Gottheil, Mrs. Paul, 15.00

Gotthelf, Edward B., 5.00

Greenhut, Mrs. J. B., 50.00

Grossman, Emil ... S.OO

Grossman, Mrs. R... 5.00
*Guggenheim, Murry.
*Guggenheim, Wm.
Guinzburg, Col., and

Mrs. H. A 23.00

Guinzburg, Mrs.

Victor 10.00

Guiterman, Rudolph, 10.00
Hadassah Lodge 8,

U. O. T. S 5.00

Harkaw. Mrs. H. .. 5.00

Hart, Mrs. Julius .. 5.00
*Hays, Daniel P.
*Heinsheimer, Alfred

M.

Heller, L., & Son . . lO.OO
Hendricks, Mrs.

Chas 10.00

Herkimer, Berthold

S S.OO

*Hermann, Ferdinand.
Hershfield, Mr. and

Mrs. Levi 10.00

Heyman, Samuel ... 10.00

*Life Member.
*Deceased Life Member.

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

59

llilder, Mr. and

Mrs. Moritz 25.00

*Hoffheinier, Xathan.
Holzman, Ascher . . lO.CO

Holzman, S. L S.OO

Huchberger, Mrs. J., 10.00
*Hyman, D. M.

Ikelheimer, Ida 5.00

ikelheimer, Emanuel,

Children of W.OO

Iserson, A. S 5.00

Israel, Leon lOO.CO

Jacobs, Maurice R., 10.00
'lacobson, Henry H., 20.00
janowitz, Julius ... 25.00

"Kahn, Louis 5.00

Kaplan, Dr. Bernard, 20.00
Kaplan, Dr. Ira I... 5.00

Katz, Eugene 50.00

'Kaufmann, B 25.00

Kaufmann, Herbert

M 25.00

Kaufmann, Mrs.

Herbert M 10.00

*Kayser, Julius 10.00

Klee, Leon 25.00

Klein, Mr. and Mrs.

Milton M 10.00

Klein, William 10.00

Kleinert, Mrs.

Isaac B 5.0O

Klingenstein, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. ... 10.00

Kohlman, Chas 10.00

Kohnstamn, Leo, Ed-
ward and Jos 50.00

*Krauskopf, Mary G.
Krauskopf, Nathan.. 100.00

Krieger, Louis 5.00

Kuhn, Arthur K. . . . 100.00
Lamport, Mr. and

Mrs. S. C 25.03

Lang, Gabe 50.00

Lauterbach, Edw. . . 10.00
Lauterstein, Mrs.

Leon 5.00

Lebach, Mrs. Stuart

J 5.00

Lehman, Allan S... 10.00
Lehman, Mr. and

Mrs. Arthur 25.00

Lehman, Herbert H., lO.OO
Lehman, Hon. Irving 25.00
**Lehman. ^leyer H.
*Leon, Maurice.
Leventritt, Hon.

David 10.00

Levi, Mrs. Leo N., 5.00
Levine, Edmund J... 10.00

Levor, Gustav 10.00

Lew, Ephraim B. . . 5.00

Levy, Felix H lO.CO

Levy, Sam'l H 25.00

Levy, Sylvan 5.00

*Lewisohn, Adolph .. 10.00
Lewisohn, Misses A.

and 1 25.00

Lewisohn, Sam A. .. 25.00

Liebmann, Chas 5.00

*Lipper, Arthur.
Lipper, Mrs. Arthur, 10.00

Loeb, Ferd 10.00

Loewenstein, Herm., 5.00
Lorsch, Henry 10.00

*Louchheim. Harry F.
'*Mack, Jacob W.

Mack, Marc H 10.00

Malsman, S 10.00

Mandel, Jacob L. .. 5.00
Manilla, Benjamin.. 25.00
Mann. Morris H. .. 10.00

Marcuse, A. J 5.00

Marks, Signiund 5.00

•Marshall, Louis .... 100.00

Mautner, Julius 10.00

Mayer, B 25.CO

Mayer, Max W 10.00

Mayer, Otto L 10.00

Meltzer, M. C 10.00

Mendelsohn, Alfred

1 10.00

Mendelsohn, Sigm... 10.00
Meyer, Harrison D., 20.00
Meyer, Mrs. Jonas.. 5.00
*Meyer, \Vm.
Miller, Dr. Louis .. 5.00
Miller, Nathan J. ... 25.00

Modry, I. 5.00

*Morganstern, Albert

G.
Morgenthau, Henry.. 10.00
Morrison's, Inc. ... 10.(X)

Moses, D. K 10.00

Moses, Mrs. E 5.00

Moses, Rev. Isaac S., 5.03
Mt. Sinai Lodge 2,

I. O. B. B 10.00

Myers, Nathaniel .. 10.00
Naumburg, Elkan . . 50.00
Neuburger, Dr. J. B., 5.00
Newburger, Alfred

H 10.00

Nordlinger, Emil S., 10.00

Ochs, Adolph S 25.00

Oppenheim, Mrs.

Laurent 5.00

Oppenheimer, Z. H., 10.00

Ottinger, Marx 10.00

Peierls, Siegfried .. 10.00
Pollak, Chas. N. ... 10.00
Posner, Louis S. .. lOOO

Pye, S. M 5.00

Reiter, Leon R 5.00

Rich, M. P 5.00

Richter, Daniel 25.00

Robbins, Barney R., 5.00

Robison, G 10.00

Rogers, M. H 5.00

Rosenbaum, Arthur

A 20.00

Rossbach, Jacob 10.00

Rossbach, Mrs. Leo-
nora B 25.00

Rothschild, Louis .. 10.00
Rothschild, Louis F., 10.00
Rothschild, Mrs.

Wm 5.00

Rubin, Edward lO.CO

Sachs, Harry 2S.0O

Sachs, Samuel 25.00

Sadowsky, Mr. and
Mrs. Reuben, and

Family 25.00

St. Goar, Mrs. F 25.00

Saks, Isadore 5.00

•Salomon, Wm.
Samuels, Jacob 10.00

Schaffner, Abe 5.00

Schiff, Isaac L S.OO

SchifF, Jacob H 1000.00

Schiff, Mortimer L., 100.00

Schiffer, Jack W. .. 10.00

Schoenfeld, David .. 35.00
Schoenfeld, Mrs.

David S.OO

Seasongood, A. J. .. 10.00
Seidman, Mr. and

Mrs. M. J 10.00

Seligman, Dr. Edwin

R A. S.OO

Seligman, Jefferson.. 25.00

Shaff, Carl 10.00

Shiman, David 10.00

Shrier, Samuel S.OO

Sicher, Dudley D. .. 10.00
"Sidenberg, G.

Sidenberg, Henry .. 5.00

Silverberg, A. S. ... 25.00
Silverberg, Mrs.

A. S 25.00

Silverberg, Mark and

Arthur 25.00

Simon, A. L. and

L. L 5.00

Simon, Franklin 10.00

Simon, R. E 10.00

Sloss, A. M. lO.OO

Solomon, Miss

Camille 5.00

Sommerich, Edwin . . 5.00

Sondheim, Max .... 10.00

Sonneborn, Moses S., S.OO

Spellman, Louis E., S.OO

Spiegelberg, Willi .. 10.00

Steiner, David 10.00

Steiner, Joseph &

Bros 10.00

Steiner, Sam S 10.00

Steinhardt, Henry S., 10.00

Stern, Albert 10.00

Stern, Benjamin ... 10.00

Stern, Isaac 15.00

Stern, Leopold 25.00

Stern, Meyer 10.00

Stern, Nathan B. . . 35.00

Stern, N. J 5.00

Stiefel, Mrs. Sam'l.. 5.00

Stieglitz, Albert .... 10.00

Straus, A. D 5.00

Straus. Harry H. . . . 10.00
Straus, Mrs. Nathan, 1030.00

Straus, Percy S. ... 25.00

Strauss. Charles .... 25.00

Strauss. David R. .. 10.00

Strauss, Ignatius . . . 5.00

Strauss, Martin 10.00

Stroock, Louis S. . . 5.00

Stroock, Robt. Louis, 5.00

Sulzberger, Cyrus L., 5.00

Sutro, Lionel 5.00

Swope. J. L 5.00

Sylvester. Tames ... 10.00

Temple Beth-El .... 10.00
Toch, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry M lO.OO

Toch, Maximilian .. 10.00
L'llmann. Mrs. Julius

L 5.00

UUmann, M 10.00

Ulmann, C. J 10.00

•Life Member.
••Deceased Life Member.

60

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

Unger, Mrs. Her-
man J 10.00

Untermyer, Sam'l .. 100.00

Veit, B 5.00

Voltter, A 5.00

Vorhaus, Louis J. .. 5.00

Wallach, Moses .... 10.00

'Warburg, Felix M... 100.00

*\Varburg, Paul M.

Weinberg, A 10.00

Weiss, Edward .... 10.00

Werner, Adolph .... 10.00

*Wertheim, Jacob.

Wertheim, Maurice.. 50.00

Wile, Edwin W. .. 10.00

Winburn, Jesse .... 5.00

Wise, Joseoh H. .. 10.00

Wolfe. S. Herbert .. 5.00
Wolft', Mrs. Lewis

S 10.00

Wolff, Wm. E 5.00

*Wollman, Henry.

nVoUman, Wm. J. .. 25.00

*Woolf, Morris L.

Younker, Herman .. 10.00

Zeckendorf, Louis . . 10.00

Niagara Falls

Amberg, Max

5. CO

*Silberberg, Bertha.

Silberberg Bros. ...

30.00

*Silberberg, G.

*Silberberg, Isaac L.

*Silberberg, M.

Silberberg, Moses L.,

5.00

Olean

Marcus, H. W

5.00

Plattsburgh

Mendelsohn, Julius, 25.00

Poughkeepsie

Kahn, Max 5.00

Purchase

Esberg, Mrs.

Mathilda 10.00

Rochester

Adler, Abram 15.00

Adler, Isaac 10.00

Adler, Mrs. Lewis .. 5.00

Adler, Max A 50.00

Adler, Mortimer 10.00

August, Simon 5.00

Beir, Isaac 5 00

Benjamin, M. H. .. 10.00

Black, L 5.00

Brickner, Isaac M., 5.03

Brickner, Max O. .. 5.00

Cohen, Hyman J. . . 5.00

Cohen, T., & Son .. 5.00

Cohn, H. C 5.00

Cohn, Herman M. . . 5.00

Ettenheimer, S. L... 5.00

Frankel, Chas 10.00

Frankel, Louis 10.00

Freeman, Jacob L. . . 10.00

Garson, Elmer A. .. 5.00

Garson, Jacob L. .. 20.00

Gates, A. P 5.00

Goldman, Hyman,

& Son 5.00

Goldstein, Reuben .. 5.00

Goodman, A 5.00

Gordon, Jacob 5.0O

Guggenheim, Geo.

C 5.00

Heilbrunn & Sons, J. 10.00

JofTe, Isaac 5.00

Katz, Mrs. Abram J., 100.00

Kirstein, Henry .... 5.00

Klonick, Harry 5.00

Kochenthal, Marcus, 5.00

Leiter, E. H 5.C0

Leiter, H. F 15.00

L€vy, H. 1 5.0-0

Lowenthal, George .. 10.00
*Lowenthal, Max.
Lowenthal & Sons,

Max 25.C0

Meyers, M. M 5.00

Meyers, Walter S... 5.00

♦Michaels, Jos 20.00

Miller, Wm 10.00

New England Fur-
niture Co 10.00

Present, Morris .... 5.00

Present, Philip .... 5.00

Ring, S. L 5.00

Robinson, Harry I., 5.00

Rose, B 5.00

Rosenberg, Edward.. 15.00

Rosenberg, Jacob G., 5.00
Rosenberg, Mrs.

Herman 5.00

Simon, Joseph 5. CO

Solomon, Samuel L., 5.00

Stein, Rudolph .... 10.00

*Stein, Simon N 100.00

Stern, Arthur L. ... 10.00

Stern, Henry M. ... 10.03

Stern, Morley A. .. 10.00

Weil, S. M 5.00

Wile, Mrs. Carrie . . 5.00

Wile, Julius M 25.00

Wile, M. B S.OiO

Wile, Sol 10.00

Wollf, M. E 10.00

Zerubbabel Lodge 53,

I. O. B. B 10.00

Watertown
Ellis, H S.OO

Yonkers

Freudenheim, Morris, 10.00

NORTH CAROLINA

Ashevllle
Lipinsky, S

.. 5.00

Charlotte

Haas, 0. K

Hecht, Edw

Heyman, Felix ...
Kirschbaum, M. . .
Levy & Harris ..

.. 5.00
.. S.OO
.. 5.00
.. 5.00
.. 5.00

Goldsboro

Edwards, N. J 5.00

Heilig & Meyers .. 5.00

Joseph, A 5.00

Levin, L 5.00

Oettinger, A 5.00

Oettinger, Mrs. A... 5.00

Rosenthal, Joe S.OO

Shrago, A. M 5.00

Weil, Mrs. Henry.. 10.00

Weil, Herman 5.00

W'eil, Leslie 5.00

Weil, Mrs. Sol. ... 10.00

Saranac Lake

Feustman, Maurice,

Schenectady
Horwitz, Philip ....
Lichtenberg, Chester,
Rubenstein, Lazarus,

Syracuse
Burdick, I

Federation of Jewish
Philanthropies ....

Ferguson Bros

Holstein, A. M. ...
Hun,vitz. Morris ...

Light, Samuel

Oberdorfer, Jonas L.,
Oberdorfer, M. L. ..
Sporborg, W. L

Greensboro

Cone, Mrs. Ceasar
Cone, Bernard M
Cone, Julius W.

Hyman, B

Kaplan, A. W. .
Klein, Joseph . .
Ladies' Aid Society
Religious School,
Hebrew Cong.
Schiffman, A. ...

Schififman, S

Stadium, Morris
Sternberger, E. .
Sternberger, Sigm.
Temko, Max

5.03

5.00
10.00
5.00

5.00

40.00
10.00
10.00
5,00
5.00
5. CO
10.00
5.00

Einston

Adler Bros

Gross & Pearson
Hirshfield, Joseph
Oettinger, Sol. ...
Stadium, H

New Bern

Cohn, Leon

Coplon, S., & Sons

Lipman, J

Lipman, Sam

Raleigh

Benvanger, S. .
Heller, Herman

10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00

5.00
5.00
5.00
S.OO
20.00
5.00
5.00

5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00

5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00

5.00
5.00

*Life Member.
**Deceased Life Member.

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

61

Salisbury

Ostreicher, Dave .. 7.50

Wallace, V 5.00

Statesville
Hebrew Ladies'

Aid Society 5.0O

Wilmington
Baer, Sam'l, Sr., &

Sons S.OO

Bear, Irvin and

Fred 20.00

Bear, Mrs. Sam'l, Jr., 10.00

Bluethenthal, Herb., 5.00
Bluethenthal, Mrs.

Herbert 5.00

Bluethenthal. L. ... 5.00

Einstein Bros 5.00

Goodman, A 5.00

Jacoby, M. W 10.00

Shrier, 1 5.00

Solky. J. M 10.00

Solomon, A 5.00

Solomon, B 5.00

NORTH DAKOTA

Fargo

Naftalin, D 5.00

Paper & Yoflfey .... 10.00

Rosen, Wm 10.00

Stern, Mrs. Max .... lO.OO

Stern, Sam 5.00

Jamestown

Beck, Morris 5.00

OHIO
Akron

Bernstein, M. A. .. 10.00
Federation Jewish

Charities 100.00

Hirsch, Mrs. Geo. .. 10.00

Leopold, H. E 10.00

Meyer, Leo 10.00

Bellaire

Bauer, Mrs. Carrie

L 5.00

Blum Bros. Co. ..... 5.00

Blum, Isaac 10.00

Luchs, Albert 10.00

Sons of Israel Con-
gregation 5.00

Canton

Baer, L. A. & E. I., 5.00

Cohen, Dorothy .... 10.00

Beresin, Mrs. M. S., 5.00

Berger, Harry S. ... 5.00

Dintenfass. Edwin.. 5.00

Einstein, D. H 5.00

Erlanger's Dry

Goods Co 10.00

Glaser Bros 5.00

Hirschheimer Bros.

Co 5.00

Joseph's S.OO

Klafter, Philip 5.00

Lefkowitz, 1 5.00

Livingston, D. B. .. 5.00

Love, William 5.00

Lowenstein, S 5.00

Luntz Iron and

Steel Co 10.00

Luntz, Sam'l 5.00

Mann, Harry S. ... S.OO

Mann, Henry 10.00

Margolies, Mayer E., S.OO

Nusbaum, J S.OO

Rudner, Max S.OO

Sachs, M. M 5.00

Seitner, D 5.00

Stern, Miss Mary... S.OO

Stern, Mrs. Max .. . 5.00

Temple Sisterhood .. 10.00

Teplansky, W 5.00

Toronski, Sol 5.00

Wechsler, Ad 5.00

Wolff, L S.OO

Cincinnati

Abraham, Chas 5.00

Abraham, Victor .... 5.00

Ach, Samuel 5.00

Beckman, N. Henry, S.OO

Barman, Adolph ... 5.00

Berman, Oscar 10.00

Bing, Ben M W.QO

Bing, Mrs. I. M. .. lO.OO

Bloch, Herbert 10.00

Block, Jos. E 5.00

Block, Leon 5.00

Block, Robert L. .. 5.00
*Block, Samuel.

Brown, B 5.00

Brown, Gerson J. . . 10.00

Cincinnati Lodge 4, •

I. O. B. B 25.00

Cohen, Alfred M. .. 10.00

Dreifus, Mrs. Rosa, 5.00
District G. L. 2,

I. O. B. B 2S.0O

Eichberg, Harry 5.00

Englander, I S.OO

Englander, Isaac .. lO.OO
*Fechheimer, S. Mar-
cus.

Fechheimer, S. T. .. 10.00

Fox, George lO.OO

Fox, Henry 5.00

Fox, Mrs. Solomon, 20.00

Freiberg, Abr 10.00

Freiberg, Dr. Albert

H 10.00

Freiberg, Bernhard.. S.OO

Freiberg, Edgar S... 5.00

Freiberg, Harry A... 10.00

Freiberg, J. Arthur, S.OO

Freiberg, Julius W., 10.00

Freiberg, J. Walter, 10.00
Freiberg, Estate of

Martha P. 1000.00

Freiberg, Maurice J., 25.00

Freiberg, Sidney J., S.OO

Freiberg, Sol. H. .. 5.00

FriedJander, Edgar. lO.OO

Fries, Mrs. Gus R., 5.00

Goldsmith, Hugo ... 5.00

(juggenhcim, Eli ... 5.00

Guggenheim, Jack A., 5.00
Hahn, Mrs. Fannie

L 5.00

**Heinsheimer, Edw.
L.

Heldman, Jacob 5.00

Heldman, Morton J., 5.00

Hilb & Bauer 10.00

Hirsch, Max 5.00

Huttenbauer, Emil.. 10.00

Iglauer, Chas. S. .. 5.00

Israel, Chas 5.00

Jonap, H 5.00

Joseph, Arthur 15.00

Joseph, Maurice .... 25.00
Joseph, Mrs. Min-
nie B 15.00

Kahn, E., Sons Co., 5.00

Kaufmann, Benj. I., 5.00

Kaufman, Lee 5.00

Klein, E 5.00

Klein, Joseph D. .. 10.00
**Klein, Samuel.

Kramer, Louis 10.00

Krohn, Irwin M S.OO

Krohn, Louis 5.00

Kuhn, Robert 10.00

Lazarus, Joseph 5.00

Lehman, Samuel ... 5.00

Levy, Harry M. ... 15.00

Livingston, H. S. .. 5.00

Longini, Sol 5.00

*Lowman, Leo J.

Mack, Clarence E. .. 10.00

Mack, Jacob W 5.00

Mack, Millard W. .. 5.00

Mack, Ralph W 5.00

Marks, Leslie V. . . . 5.00

Marks, Mrs. M. H., 10.00

Marx, Louis 10.00

May Bros 5.00

Mayer, Mrs. L S.OO

Mayer, Samuel S.OO

*Meis, Henry.

Meis, Nathan 5.00

Meiss, Harry 3.uO

Meiss, Leon 5.00

Miller, E. i^ 5.00

Oettinger, Herb. C, 10.00
Oettinger, Mrs.

Myer 25.00

Phillips, Godfrey J., 10.00

Plaut, Aaron 5.00

Plaut, Mrs. Bettie .. 5.00

Pollak, 5mil 10.00

Pritz, Carl E 15.00

Pritz, Sidney E 5.00

Reins, Isidore 5.00

*Reiter, A.

Rheinstrom, Sigm'd, 5.00

Rosenstiel, L. S. . . . S.OO

Rosenthal, Chas. H., 5.00
Rosenthal, Mrs.

David S.OO

Rosenthal, Mrs. M.

S 10.00

Rosenthal, Sam'l .. 10.00
Rosenthal, Wm. H., 5.00
Rothschild, Lester.. 5.00
"Sachs, Mrs. Rosa F.
Salzer, Mrs. Char-
lotte S.OO

Seasongood, Murray, 10.00

*Life Member.
"Deceased Life Member.

62

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

Seasongood, Philip

L. . 10.00

Seinsheimer, Mrs.

Henry A 10.00

Seinsheimer, Mrs.

Sam'l 5.00

Senior, Edward 25.00

Shohl, Chas S.OO

Silverglade, M S.OO

Smith, Mrs. J. J. .. 5.00
Sommerfield, Ida and

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 5.00

Stein, Sam 5.00

Stern, Wm 10.00

Stix, Mrs. Fanny . . S.OO

Stra-us, Samuel .... 10.00
**Sturm, Simon.

Trager, I. Newton . . S.OO

Trager, Mrs. Isidore, 10.00

Trager, J. Garfield.. 10.00

Trost, Carrie L 10.00

Trounstine, Victor . . 5.00

Troy, Ernst 5.00

U. S. Overall

Mfg. Co 10.00

Waldner, Adolph .. 10.00

Weiskopf, D. K. ... 10.00

Wertheimer. Em. ... 10.00
Westheimer, David

F 5.00

Westheimer, Leo F., S.OO
Westheimer, Morris

F 10.00

Winkler, Eli 5.00

Winkler, Mrs. I. .. 5.00

Wolf, Mrs. Jacob .. S.OO

Cleveland

Abram, M.. & Son.. 5.00

Arnstein, A S.OO

Bamberger-Rhein- .

thai Co 2S.0O

Baum, E. S.OO

Baumel, Morris .... S.UO

Benesch. Alfred A... 5.00

Bernstein, A. C. ... 25.00
Bernstein, M., &

Son lO.OO

Bialosky Bros. &

Co 25.00

Bing, Louis S. ....... 5.00

Blumenthal, A 25.00

Bresler, W. M 5.C0

Brudno, Ezra 5.00

Buchman, A. M. ... 5.00
Cleveland Iron and

Metal Co 10.00

Cohen, M., & Son

Co 5.00

Cohn, Albert A. ... 10.00

Cornsweet, Nat R. . . 5.00

Crystal Bros 5.00

Dauby, N. L 5.00

Davis, Morris S.OO

Deutsch, A. S 25.00

Deutsch, Julius W., ID.OO
Einstein, Mrs.

Bertha S.OO

Einstein, Herman .. 5.00

Einstein, Jacob L. .. 5.00

Einstein, Paul 5.00

Eisenman, Chas. . . . 10.00

Empire Plow Co. .. 50.00

Emrich, E. F 5.00

Feiss, Julius 10.00

Feiss, Paul L. 10.00

Feiss, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard A 15.00

Fiegenbaum, Sam . . 5.00

Fishel, H. R S.f'O

Forchheimer, B 5.00

Forchheimer, Carl . . 5.00

Fo.x, Harry K S.OO

Freiberger, I. F 25.00

Friedman Bros, li

Co 10.00

Friedman, Max, &

Co 15.00

Friedman-Blau-

Farber Co 2?.uO

Garson, I. J 5 03

Glauber, M. H 10 00

Goldsmith, Clarence

I. 5 0)

Goldsmith, Herman

S 5 00

Goldstein, A. L. ... IU.jU

Goldstein, E. A. .. S.CO

Goldstein, M. I. ... 10.00

Goodman, Louis .... 5.00

Gottdiener, H 5.00

Gross, Anton F S.CO

Gross, Sam'l 5.00

Gross, S. M 5.00

Grossman, Joseph . . . 5.00

Grossman, Louis J... 5.00

Guggenheim, Julius, 5.00

Haas, W. M S.CO

Haber, Jonas 10.00

Halle, Mrs. Manuel, lO.OO

Halle, M. N 10.00

Halle, Salmon P. .. 10.00

Harburger, Ralph .. 5.00

Hartman, Samuel . . 5.00

Hays, Clarence J. .. 10.00

Hays, Eugene K. .. 10.00

Havs, Mrs. Louis H., lO.CO

Heiman, J. H 5.00

Helper, M. W S.CO

Hexter, Kaufman W., 10.00

Hexter, S. M 10.00

Iglauer, Jay 5.00

Joseph, Horatio S. . . 10.00

Joseph, Isaac 10.00

Joseph, Sigmund . . . 5.00

"Klein, H. F S.CO

Klopfer, N 5.00

Kohn, Herrman .... 5.00

Kohn, J. B. .. 5.00

Kohn, T. W S.OO

Kohn, Milton S. ... 5.00

Kohn. S., & Sons ... 25.00

Korach, Sigmund . . 10.00

Kramer, A. 0 5.00

Krohngold, M 5.00

Landesman, Ida 10.00

Lazarus, M. E 5.00

Lederer, Sigmund S., 10.00

Lefkowitz Bros S.OO

Leibel, Jonas 5.00

Levi. Max 5.00

Levy, J. H 5.00

Lichtenstader, S. J., S.OO

Loeser, Nathan .... 5.00

Loewenstein, Ben. . . 5.00

Mandelbaum, E 25.00

Marks, Mrs. M. A., 5.00

Miller, CM 5.00

Miller, C. S S.CO

Moses, Abraham .... 15.00

Moss, Herman 5.00

Myers, Max 10.00

New, Benj S.CO

New, Harry 5.00

Newburry. E. N. . . 3.00

Newman, A. 1 5.00

Ozersky, Max M. . . 5.C0

Peskind, Dr. A. ... 10.00

Reed, Milton 5.00

Rice, Alfred J 5.00

Rich-Sampliner Co.. 10.00

Richman Bros 25.00

Rohrheimer, Maurice, 10.00

Rosenfeld, Chas. . . . 5.00

Rosenfeld, E 15.00

Rosenfeld, M. C. .. 15.00

Rosenfeld, Ralph H., 5.00

Rosenfeld, Sidney . . 5.00
Rosenthal, Mrs.

Samuel S.CO

Rothenberg, Wm. .. 5.00

Rotter, A 10.00

Runner, Sam 10.00

Sanger, A. I., &

Sa^ 5.00

Schaffner, Leon 5.00

Schaffner, Morris

G 5.00

Schaffner, Nate 5.00

Schwartz, S. 1 5.00

Schwarzenberg, E.

A 10.00

Selman, H 5.00

Shanman, M. D 10.00

Shaw, A 5.00

Schlesinger, H S.OO

Schlesinger, Sig. . . . 5.00
Silberman, M., &

Sons 10.00

Silberman. S.. & Co., lO.OO
*Sf!ver, Mrs. M. T.

Silverman, Irving . . 5.00

Silverman, L. E. ... 10.00

Simon, H 10.00

Simon & Jacoby . . . 10.00

Solomon, Max S.CO

Solomon, Jesse F. . . 10.00

Sperling, E 23.00

Stearn, Abraham ... 10.00

Stern, Herman 5.00

Stone Bros 25.00

Stone, I. N 5.00

Stone. M. C. and

I. N 23.00

Stone. Walter E. .. 5.00

Stone, W. E 5.00

*Sunshine. C. K.

Tuteur, A 5.00

L'llman, Monroe A. 5.00

Ulmer & Berne ... 5.00

Ulmer, S.. & Sons .. lO.OO

Vactor, D. C 5.00

Weisenberg. Nathan, 10.00

Weiskopf, J., & Son, 5.00

Wise, B. L 10.00

Wise, Samuel D. .. 25.00

Wolf, L. J lO.OO

*Life Member.
**Deceased Life Member.

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

63

Columbus

Basch, Joel 5.00

Basch, Joseph 5.00

*B'nai Israel Sister-
hood.

Bornheim, Lee 5.00

Cahen, Chas S.CO

Cahen, Clarence ... S.OO

Feibel, Julius S.OO

Finkelstein, N 5.(X)

Goldberg, A S.OO

Goldberg, I. L 10.00

Goodman, E. J 5.00

Goodman, Jos. C. . . S.OO

Goodman, Leo S.OO

Gundersheimer,

Allen 5.00

Gurevitz fr Earnett, 5.00
**Lsiarus, Fre.'
*Lazarus, Mrs. Fred.
•Lazarus, Ralph.

Levy, Robert K. ... S.OO

Levy, S. M S.OO

Loeb, Arthur 5.00

Mellman's Auto

Wrecking Co S.OO

•Miller, Leopold.

Newman, E. M 5.00

Ornstcin, S 5.00

Rieser, Max H S.OO

Rosenthal, Eugene.. 10.00

Rosenthal, Monroe. . S.OO

Schlezinger, I. H. . . 5.00

Schonthal, Jos 10.00

Topper, Isaac 5.00

Topper, Max M. .. lO.OO

Zeiger, H 5.00

*Zion Lodge 62,
I. O. B. B.

Crestline
Reder, Jake . . .

Marlon
Council of Jewish
Women

lit. Vernon

Myers, Mrs. Max..

S.OO

S.OO

Coalgate

Vogel, I. and Sam . . 5.00

Piqua

Louis, Raphael S.OO

Piqua Paper Box
Co 10.00

Plymouth
Spear, Sol S.OO

Enid
Woolf, H. B.

Henryetta

Cutler, 1

Port Clinton

Hopfingejr, Jas. A.,

Portsmouth

Horchow Samuel . .
Horchow, Mrs. Sam'l,

Sandusky

Kaplan, Samuel ....

Springfield

Jewish Ladies' Aid
Society

Kleeman, Max L. . .

Salzer, Gus M., &
Bro

Oklahoma City

Engelsman, A. D. .
Hirschland, Ben ...
Hoffman, H. R. ...

Levy, I. B.

Temple Ladies' Aid
Society

Steubenvllle

Sulzbacher, Isidor

S.OO

S.OO
10.00

5.00

S.OO
10.00

S.OO

10.00

Tulsa

Jankowsky, Simon
Madansky Clothing

Co

Oil Field Supply Co..
Travis, M. M

OREGOW
Independence

Hirschberg, H. ..

S.OO

5.00

5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00

5.00

. 5.00

10.00

5.00

25.00

15.00

Dayton

Ach, F. J

Eschol Lodge 55,

I. O. B. B

Federation of Jewish

Charities

Lehman, G., & Sons,

Lessner, Adam

Margolis, J. H

Petosky, J. G

East Liverpool

Erlanger, Wm., Jr.,

Hamilton

Ballinger & Jacobs,
Kahn, Bertrand B...

Kahn, David F

Kahn, Felix

Kahn, Lazard

Kahn, Samuel

Mosler, Moses

Strauss, 'Ben

Strauss, Max

Wolf, Jos

Lima

Michael, N. L

5.00

Toledo
Federation of Jewish

200.00

10.00

Youngstown

lO.OO

Hirshberg, B

S.OO

Isenberg, B. R

5.00

200.00

Mahoning Lodge 339,

10.00

I. O. B. B

5.00

5.00

Regenstreich, L

5.00

5.00

Rosenbaum, Lee

5.00

10.00

Rosenbaum, M. J. ..

5.00

Schwartz, I

5.00

Strouss, Isaac

5.00

**Theobald, Mrs. C.

S.OO

OKLAHOMA

10.00 Arrtmorp

10.00 -^ramore

S.OO Wertheimer & Daube, lO.OO

5!oo

25:00 Bartlesville

25.00 Bartlesville Salvage

10.00 Co 5.00

10.00 Degen, Harry S.OO

S.OO Zofness Bros 5.00

Chandler
5.00 Jacobs, K S.OO

Portland

Ottenheimer, Henry

J 10.00

Portland Lodge 65,

I. O. B. B 20.00

Shemanski, J 10.00

Swett, Z 5.00

PENNSYLVANIA
Allentown

Fechheimer, M 5.00

Fechheimer, M. L. .. 10.00

Fehr, H. R 10.00

Greenberg & Miller

Co 10.00

Groman, Clinton A., 10.00

Harris, W. H S.OO

Heinz, F S.OO

Herrman, S. M. ... S.OO

Hess, Charles 5.00

Hoffman, Solomon . . 5.00

Kern, Martin E. .. 10.00

Kline, Mrs. Chas. .. S.OO
*Kline, Chas.

Max, Jacob 5.00

Merkel, Jos S.OO

Metzger, Owen E. .. 10.00

Philips, Isaac 5.00

Reichenbach, Mayor

A. L 15.00

Roth, Sam S.OO

Samuels, A S.OO

Schaeffer, Dr. C. D., 10.00

Shaffer, Nathan .... S.OO

Sofransey, Abraham, S.OO

Traylor, S. W 10.00

Trexler, Gen. H. C, 10.00

Young, CoL E. M., lO.OO

*Life Member.
*Deceased Life Member.

64

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

Altoona

*Kline, Henry S.

Ardmore
Hibbs, Mrs. Shelton
A 25.00

Berwick

Schain, Joseph M... 10.00

Bethlehem

Black, M 5.00

Reis, Louis 5-00

Connellsville

Kobacker, Alfred J.

Doylestown

Anonymous
Baker, Jos.

5.00

400.00
5.00

Braddock

Braddock Lodge 516,

L O. B. B

Katz, Leo. A

5.00
5.00

Bradford

Council of Jewish

Women 5.0O

Greenewald, Mrs.

D. C 105.00

Bryn Mawr

Lubin, Mrs. David, 20.03

Butler

Berman, M. A 5.00

Horwitz, Wm 5.00

Carlisle

Berg, Chas 5.00

Berg, Miss Selma.. 10.00

Joseph, N S.OO

Rosenau, S 5.00

Charleroi

Greenberg, N S.OO

Chester

Levy, Moses 5.00

Coatesville

Aronsohn, B 5.00

Braunstein, Mrs.

Anna S 5.00

Edelstein, S. M. .. S.OO

Forman, I. S 5.03

Marcus, Jacob 10.00

Schaul, Philip 5.00

Spiro, Sam J S.OO

Suckle, A. M 5.00

Weiss, Benj S.CO

Columbia

Clafter, S 5.00

Fuld, I. A 5.00

Morris, Clara 25.03

Morris, Mrs. Wm. .. 5.00

Rubin, A., & Co. .. 5.00

Sandhaus, H S.CO

Easton

Brown & Kaplan . . 5.00

Goldman, Harry 5.00

Goldman, Israel .;.. 5.00

Hochman, I. B 5.00

Kahn, Emanuel .... 5.00

Kowitz, M S.CO

Krohn, Morris S.OO

Lipschitz & Peters.. 5.00

Mayer, B. D 5.C0

Mayer, Horace 5.00

•Mayer, Jacob.

Menlein, Moses S.OO

Mintz, G 10.00

Moses, Moses S.OO

Nathan, Morris 5.00

Novick, S 5.00

Ralph, Herman 5.00

Ralph Bros S.OO

Rosenbaum, Leo. . . . 5.00

Rosenfelt, L S.OO

Sherer, Moses S.OO

Sherer, S 5.00

Sulkin, Louis S.OO

Elkins Park

Blumenthal, Mrs.

Aaron 10.00

Brunhild, Mrs.

Leopold 10.00

Needles, Mrs. G. .. 10.00

Silverman, Leo 100.00

Weyl, Mrs. J. S. ... lO.CO

Erie

Cohen, Marcus 5.00

Schaffner, Abraham, 5.00

Sobel, Isador S.OO

Warner, Edgar W. . . 5.00

Farm School
Allman, Mr. and

Mrs. Drue 15.00

Ostrolenk, Mrs.

Bernhard W.OO

Grove City

Winsberg, J 5.00

Harrisburg

Abramson, A S.OO

Claster, Henry C. .. 5.00

Claster, Jos 10.00

Cohen, Clara 5.00

Cohen, Max, Sons

& Co S.OO

Commonwealth of

Penna 9,360.00

Freedman, Abraham, S.OO

Goldsmith, Joseph .. S.OO

Hirschler, Albert .. .5.00

Jacobson, M. E S.OO

Kamsky, L S.OO

Kaufman, Dan S. .. lO.OO

Kuhn, Sol 5.00

Micholitz, Simon .. S.OO

Miller & Kades .... 10.00
Schleisner, Mrs.

Wm. B S.OO

Silberman Bros. ... S.OO

Strouse, Benj S.OO

Strouse, Wm 5.00

Tausig's, Jacob,

Sons S.OO

Williams & Freed-
man 5.00

Zuckerman, Harry.. S.OO

Haxletoa
Benjamin, Mrs.

David

Benjamin, Mr. and

Mrs. Harry M. .

Friedlander, M.

Friedlander, M., &

Bro

Rosenblatt, Mrs.

M. I

Jenkinto^m

Silberman, Nathan..
Wolff, Morris C. ..

Jahnstotm

Rothstein, Meyer ..

EittannlBS

Einstein, Jacob R...

5.00

5.00
S.OO

2S.0O
S.OO

S.OO
10.00

S.OO

S.OO

Lancaster

Cohn,Mrs. E. M. .. 5.00
Congregation Shaari

Shomayim S.OO

Dembo, M. ...; S.OO

Dunie, S S.OO

Frank, Martin 5.00

Gansman, Adolph . . 5.00

Goodman, Miles F... 5.00

Granat, Robert M... 10.00

Hershey, Andrew H., 20.00

Hirsh, S. B S.OO

Keimel, L 5.00

Lestz, Sam, & Bros., S.OO

Levy, Williani S.OO

Lurio, Benjamin .... S.OO

Lurio, Meyer S.OO

Miller, Jacob J 15.00

Moss, S. R 5.00

Proler, Harry S.OO

Rindskopf, Henry J., 5.00

Rosenstein, Albert.. 5.00
*Samler, Louis.

Samuel, Chas. A. .. S.OO

Steinfeldt, I S.OO

Weill, Henry S.OO

Langhome
**Branson, I. L.

*Life Member.
♦♦Deceased Life Member.

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

65

Lebanon

Berks Supply Co. ..

5.0O

Brenner, Louis

5.00

Caplan, Julius H., . .

5.00

Herrmann, Karl ....

10.00

Lipsitz, P. VV

5.00

Reizenstein, Martin,

5.00

Silberman, Abe

10.00

Stein, H. I

s.oo

Lehlghton

Weiss & Rauscher ..

5.00

Weiss, Mrs. Wni. . .

10.00

LewlstoAni;

Wollner, Ben

5.00

Lock Haven

Hecht, Edward

Luzerne

Freedman, Max

Mahanoy City
Lefkowich, Mrs.
Gerda

McKeesport

Friedman, Henry . .
McKeesport Lodge
573, L O. B. B. ..

Mechanlcsburg

Jacobson, A. S. (In

Memoriam)

Jacobson, D. R

10.00

5.00

5.00

5.00
10.00

S.OO
5.00

Mlnersvllle

Cohen, B. and I. . . . 5.00

Holstein, Jacob .... S.OO

Jacobs, Louis 10.00

Rosenberg, Nathan.. 5.00

Stein, L 5.00

lit. Carmel

Cohen, Hyman 5.00

Cohen, Nathan 5.00

Grossman, H. J. ... S.OO

Grossman, Louis ... S.OO

Levine, Jos 5.00

Rabinowitz Bros. . . S.OO

Spector, Samuel S.OO

Strauss Bros 5.00

New Kensington

Beigel, B 5.00

PbUadelphla

Abrahams, Mrs. A.

L 10.00

Abramson, Mrs. Rae, 5.(X)
Aninsman, Mrs.

Emma S.OO

Anspach, Mr. and

Mrs. Angelius 10.09

Arnold, Lizette and

Julia 10.00

Artzt, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry 10.00

Asher, Mrs. Solomon, 15.00
Augsburger, Miss

Rose lO.OO

Bacharach, Harry .. 10.00
Bamberger, Mrs.

A. J 5.00

Bamberger, Jacob E., 10.00
Bamberger, Norma

P 5.00

Barmach, A S.OO

Barmach, Mrs. A. .. 25.00

Beckman, S 10.00

Beerwald, Benj. D. ..10.00
Beerwald, Mrs. Benj.

D 20.00

BekoflF, Sophia 10.00

Belber, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry 200.00

Berg, Mrs. Martin.. S.OO
Berkowitz, Mrs.

Albert 15.00

Berliner, Wm 5.00

Berlizheimer, Mrs.

David lO.OO

Bernheim, Benj. F., 10.00
Bernstein, M., &

Co 15.00

*Betz & Son.
Binswanger, Mrs. C, S.OO

Bloch, Arthur 50.00

*Bloch, B. B.
Bloch, Mr. and Mrs.

Simon L 125.00

"Blum, Ralph.
**Blumenthal, Herman.
**Blumenthal, Sol.
Blumenthal, Mrs.

Sol lO.OO

B'noth Jeshurun

Lodge 2, U.O.T.S., 10.00
Bonnell. Henry H., 20.00
Bromley, Jos. H. ... l(».0O
Brown, J. Howard,

& Co 25.00

Burpee, David 10.00

Burd, Louis A 10.00

Buschel, Mrs. J. ... S.OO
*Byers, Jos. J.
Caldwell, Chas. S... 25.00

Cash Donation 160.00

Casper, Simon H. . . 10.00
Class A 2, Keneseth

Israel S. S S.OO

*Clothier, Isaac H.
Cohen, Mrs. Helen

G 5.00

Coons, Mrs. Theresa

S S.OO

Dannenbaum, Mrs.

Harry M 25.00

Delaney & Co 5.00

Deutsch, Samuel . . . 30.00

Dietz, Mrs. G S.OO

Dreifus, Miss J. ... S.OO

Drucker, Morris 5.00

Dryfoos, Sol 20.00

Epstein, Mrs. K. ... S.OO

Epstein, Samuel 10.00

Ettelson, Rabbi

Henry W lO.OO

Faggen, Nathan — 15.00

Farm journal lO.OO

Federation of Jewish

Charities 12,125.00

Feigenbaum, B S.OO

Felleman, Moses S.

(In Memoriam) . . S.OO
Fellman, Mrs. Etta

N 20.00

Flarsheim, Mrs.

Fannie 5.(X)

*Fleisher, Martha S.

Fleisher, Mrs. S. B., lOO.OO
•Fleishman, Morris.

Fox, Mrs. Adolph .. 5.00

Frank, Edward I. .. 15.00

Frankel, A. A 5.00

Freedman, Chas lO.OO

Freeman, Mrs. L. . . S.CX)

Friedheim, Samuel.. 100.00

Fuguet, Howard ... 10.00
Fuhrman, Mr. and

Mrs. M 10.00

Garretson, Mrs. Min-
nie 10.00

Gathman, Mrs. M... 10.00

Getz, Mrs. Meyer .. 25.00
Goldsmith, Fannie

H 5.00

Goldsmith, Louis .. 25.00
Goldsmith, Mrs.

Sara R. 10.00

Goldstein, Mr. and

Mrs. Max 5.00

Grauley, Miss Hen-
rietta 20.00

Gross, Cecilia lO.OO

Gross, Leopold S.OO

Gruber, Mrs. B. ... S.OO
Gubbins, Dr. and

Mrs. C. H 7.S0

Guckenheimer, Mr.

and Mrs. Jos 10.00

Gutlohn, G S.OO

Hackenburg, Mrs.

Wm. B 2S.0O

Hafleigh, Norman B., 50.00
**Hagedorn, Mrs. Alice.

Haley, Geo. T 5.00

Hammerschmidt, Abe, 10.(X)

Harberg, Mrs. J. ... 10.00

Harbison, Thos. B... lOO.OO
*Harrison, C. C.
Har Sinai Lodge 8,

L O. B. B S.OO

Hecht, Morton E. . . 10.00
*Heimerdinger, Leo H.

Hertz, Mrs. S 5.00

•Herzberg, Mrs. v

Walter S.OO

Hilbronner, Henry,

and Sisters 5.00

Hillman, Mrs. J. A., S.OO

Hinlein, J. H 50.00

Hinlein, Mrs. Jos.

H. 25.00

Hires, Charles E. .. 25.00

Hirsch, Harry O. ... 15.00

*Life Member.
**Deceased Life Member.

66

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

Hirsh, Mrs. David.. 15.00
Hirsh, Mrs. Gabriel, lO.OO

Hirsh, Harry B 10.00

Hoffman, Mrs. Hor-

tense 10.00

Howell, Samuel .... 10.00

Jacob, Samuel 10.00

Jacobs, Mrs. Frank.. 5.00
Jacobs, Frank P. ... 25.00
Jacobs, Mrs. Jacob

M WOO

Johnson, Mr. and

Mrs. Morris 15.00

•*Jonas, Herman.
Jurist, Dr. and Mrs.

Louis 50.00

*Kaas, Andrew.
Kaufman, Arthur .. lO.OO
Kaufmann, Mrs. H., 15.00
Kaufmann. Joel .... 10.00
*Kaufmann, Morris A.
*Kayser, Samuel.
Kirschbaum. David.. 10.00

Kohn, Alfred 15.00

Kohn, Simon 5.00

Koshland, Mrs. I. M., 10.00

Kraus, Edna 10.00

Kraus, Sol. C 50.C0

*Krauskopf. Harold. . 5.00

Lane, David H 65.00

**Langfeld, A. M.
Langfeld, Mrs, M. F., 5.00
Leipzieer, Nathaniel

S 25.00

Leopold, Marks .... 10.00
Leopold, Mrs. Mark

S 5.00

Levi, Mr. and Mrs.

Isadora 5.0D

Levi, Mrs. S. N. ... 10.00
Levy, Mr. and Mrs.

A. C 5.00

Levi, A. J 100.00

*Levy, Sol.
•Lit, S. D.
Loeb, Mrs. Hor-

tense H 5.00

Loeb, Leon 15.00

*Manko, L. H.

Marcus, Mrs. S 5.00

.Mark, Mrs. Kittie .. 10.00
Marks, Mrs. L. U. .. 25.00
Marschutz, Mrs.

Alice 5.0O

Marx, Ray Strauss, 5.00
Massman, E. H. ... 10.00
Mayer, Hanna

(Legacy) 266.62

**Merz, Daniel.

Merz, Millard 5.00

*Merz, Mrs. Regina.
Metzel, Estate of

Ida 10.00

Meyer, Mrs. Harold

L 10.00

Mitchell, L 5.00

*Morris, Charles E.
•Morris, Effingham B.
Moyer, Mrs. Howard, 5.00
**Muhr, Jacob.

NeuBurger, Mrs. G.

M 5.00

Nusbaum, Dr. Louis, 5.00
Oppenheimer, Mrs.

Chas 15.00

Oppenheimer, M. ... 10.00
Oppenheimer, Mrs.

Max 35.00

Patterson, Judge

John M 25.00

**Pepper, Dr. Wm.
•*Pfaelzer, Simon.
Pfeifer, Mrs. Carrie, 10.00
Phillips, David .... ID.CO
Picard, Henry L. .. 30.00
Picard, Mrs. H. S... 5.00
Pockrass, Mrs. Freda

S 10.00

Powers- Weightman-

Rosengarten Co. . . 10.00
*Raab, Mrs. Julia.
Rabinowitz, E. D. .. 5.00
Raff, A. Raymond .. 10.00
Raken, Simon C. ... 40.00
Raphael, Huldah G.

(In Memoriam) .. 10.00
Reeves, Francis B... 20.00
•Reform Congregation

Keneseth Israel.
Reinheimer, Sam'l .. 5.C0
Reinheimer, Samuel, 5.00
Reis, Byron H. (In

Memoriam) 10.00

Rice, Miss Fannie.. 5.00
Rice, Mrs. J. J., and

Daughters 6.00

Rice, Mrs. Sid. G., 10.00
Rigelhaupt, Estate

of Ignatz 100.00

Roberts & Co.,

Thomas 5.00

**Rorke, Allen B.
Rose, Mrs. Harry... 10.00
Rosenau, Herman . . 5.00

Rosenau, Simon 103.00

•Rosenberg, Grace.
•Rosenberg, J. Walter.
Rosenberger, Herman, 5.00
Rosenfield, Mrs.

Sammy 15.C0

Rosenthal, Harry .. lO.CO
Rosin, Sigmund and

Julius 25.00

Rosskam, Wm. B. ... 100.00

Rothschild, L 5.00

Rothschild, S 15.00

Rubin, Mrs. Jos. ... 20.00
Schamberg, Gilbert

Frank 50.00

*Schloss, Mrs. Herm.

*Schoch, Henry R.

Schoenfeld, Mrs.

Max 10.00

Schoenstadt, Sol. .. 5.00
Schwarzschild,

Leopold 10.00

Schwenk, A. K., Co., 5.00

Segal, Osias 55.00

Sessler, Mrs. Chas., lO.OO

Sharp, S. S 10.00

Shoenberg, Mrs.

Emma L 5.00

Siegel, Florence

Josephs 5.00

*Silberman, Mrs. Ida, 25.00

•Silverman, I. H. ... 10.00

Skidelsy, S. S 10.00

••Snellenburg, J. J.
*Snellenburg, Nathan.
*Snellenburg, Sam'l.
Solomon, Mr. and

Mrs. Julius 10.00

Sostman, George ... 5.00
Specht, Mrs. Jean-

ette Stamm 10.00

Spitzer, M 10.00

Sprowles, Edwin G., 25.00

Starr, Abraham .... 5.00

Stead & Miller Co., 10.00

Stern, Eugene M. .. 125.00
Stern, Lina, In

Memory of 30.00

Stern, Mrs. M 5.0O

Stern, Morris H. . . . 5.00
•Sternberger, Samuel.

Straus, Meyer 5.00

Strauss, Samuel .... 5.0O

Strouse, Alex. S.... 35.00
•Swaab, M. M., Jr.
•Teller, Benj. F.
•Teller, Mrs. B, F.
Teller, Mrs. and Mr.

Frank 10.00

Teller, Jerome L. ... 5.00
••Teller, Jos. R.

Thomas, Jos 5.00

Ticker, Mr. and

Mrs. H. J 20.00

Tickner, Mrs. H. J., 5.00

Toffler, Mrs. F lO.OO

Tower, Charlemagne, 25.00
••Trautman, Dr. B.

Ulman, Dr. Jos. F... 20.00

Vederman, Louis ... 10.00
•Wanamaker, John.

Weil, S 8.00

**Weiler, Herman.

Weinberg, Mr. Louis, 5.00

Weinmann, Mrs. M., lO.OO
Weinreich, Mr. and

Mrs. Jack 5.00

Weinstock, Mrs.

Benj 5.00

Wells, Geo. B 10.00

Weyl Bros 10.00

Wiernick, Mrs. Mor-
ris lO.OO

Williams, Edwin W., lO.OO

Winelander, Max .. 5.00

Wohl, Marcus 10.00

•Wolf, I., Jr.

Wolf, Simon 20.00

Zacks, Mrs. Myron

A. 5.00

••Zweighaft, Simon.

Phoenlxville

Benowitz, Morris .. 5.00

Cherashore, M 5.00

Fink, L 5.00

Gins, Samuel 5.00

Gross, Samuel 10.00

Kohn, Jos 5.00

Lang, Morris 5.0O

Miller, M. C 10.00

Neumann, Herman . 5.00

Raubfogel, J 5.00

•Life Member.
••Deceased Life M?mber.

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

67

Pittsburgh

*Aaron, Marcus.

Aronson, I. Leonard,

Benedict, Misses
Helen and Marian,

Benswanger, E

•Browarsky, Marx.

Brunwasser, Frank..
•Cohen, Aaron.

Cohen Henry S

*Cohen, Hon. Josiah.
*Dreifus, Chas.

Einstein, Morris ..

Federation Jewish
Philanthropies ....

Floersheim, Berth'd,

Frank, Isaac \V. ...

Friedman, Mrs. Jos.,

Friedman Mrs.
Mary

Goldman, Jeannette
Foster

Goldsmit, Louis ....
*Guckenheimer, Isaac.

Half, Felix

•Hamburger, Philip.
•Hanauer, A. M.

Jackson, Mr. and

Mrs. Henry

•Kaufman Bros.

Kaufmann Isaac . . . .
•Kaufmann, Mrs Jac.

Kaufmann, Mrs.
Morris

Kaufmann. Nathan,

Lehman, Albert C. ..

Montefiore Lodge 794,

L O. O. F

•Rauh, Marcus.
•*Rauh, Mrs. Rosalie.

Sanes, Dr. K. I

Solomon, Kaskel . . .

Stadtfeld, Joseph . .
nVeil, A. Leo

Pottstown

Weiner, Mosc
Weiss, S. S. .

5.C«

5.00 Reading

5.00 Baer, I

Bash, Wm

10.00 Bernheimer, Emil .

Cohen Bros

5.00 Fisher, Harry

Goldman, E

Harris, David A. .

25.00 Heller, M

Holzman, N

501.00 Imber Bros

5.00 Isaacs, Ed

25.00 Kaufmann, E. I. .

100.00 Kotzen, S. J

Liefter, M

5.O0 Loeb, Leopold

Luria, A. L

40.00 Luria, S. R

5.W Marcus, Mrs. Nath
Moyer, Willard . . .
5.00 Rosenberg, Harry .
Rosenthal, Morris .
Ruttenberg Bros. .
Schweriner, S. S. .
15.00 Sher, L., & Sons .

Skaist, Max J

10.00 Sondheim, Jonas ..
Sondheim Leo J. . .
Sondheim, Dr. "S. T

10.00 Sukovice, I

5v00 Weil. Morris

250.OD WTiiteson, I

Whiteson, Mrs. I. .

10.00 Winston, G. R

Zabel, Harry

10.00

lO.OO Scranton

Greeman, P.
Mosheim, S.
Pollock Bros.
WciiS, F. ...

5.00
25.00

5.00
15.00
5.00
5.00

P«tt»viile

Bergstein, S

Deull, Ellis

Diamond & Bro

Eber, H. L

Gellert, Jacob

Harris, Harry

Holstein. Louis ....
Miller. James H. ..

Miller, Leon H

Moss, Hairy H

Refowich Bros

Rosenthal & Marks,

Rosenzweig, S

Rubinsky, Israel L.,
Rubinsky, Sarah ...
Spicker, Mr. and

Mrs. H.

Spicker, Morris H...
Weiner, Isaac

Anshe Chesed S. S.

Feld, Jacob

Goodman, Mrs. N. G.
Jewish Federation . .

Shamokin

Brown, A

Gelb. W. B. ..
Liackowitz. A. .
Mirbach M. R.
Robinz, Leon . .
Savlov, Nathan

5.00

5. CO
10.00

5.00

5.00

5.00

5.00
10.00
10.00

S.OO

5.00

5.00

5.00
10.00
10.00

25 00 South Bethlehem
iri'.OO Belein, Mr. J. ...
5.00 Goodman, Bennie

Shenandcah

Frieband, Mrs.

Leon

Levitt, Max . .
Smith, Aaron .
Sorin Bros. . . ,
Spoant, Max ..

Slatlngton

Rice, Samuel M.

5.00
5.00

5.00
5.0)
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.C0
5.00
5.01
5.00

25.00

10.00
5.00
5.00

25.00
5.0O

lO.OO
5.00
5.00
5.C0
5.00

10.00
5.00

10.00
S.OO
5.00
S.'^O
5.00
5.C0
5.00
S.O)
S.OO
S.OO

5.00

5.00

5.00

200.00

5.03
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
S.OO

10.00
5.00
5.C0
5.00
5.00

5.00

5,C0
5.00

Pearl. Joseph 5.00

Potruck, Aaron .... 5.00

Refowich, A 5.00

Sliulman, D. L 5.00

Strauss, Solomon .. -00

Tauss, B. P 5.00

Weisenberger,

Harry 10.00

Weisenberger, S. ... 10.00

Steelton

Garonzik. S.
Zacks, J. ...

Titusville
Berwald, H. P. ..

Uniontown

Rosenbaum, Mrs.
Lena

Washington

Hanau, Rudolph

5.00
5.00

5.00

5.00

Wilkes-Barre

Casper, Louis 5.00

Casper, Max 5.00

Cohen, Harry H. . . . 5.00
Cohen, Louis, &

Son 5.00

Coons, Jos. S 10.00

Davidow, Edward B., 5.00
Diamond City Lodge

135, I. O. B. S 5.00

Frankel, Isaac, &

Son S.OO

Freeman Bros 5.00

Heinz, Maurice 5.00

Heller, Sol., & Sons, S.OO

Hirshowitz Harry R., 10.00

Hurwitz. Aaron S.OO

Lazarus, Henry 10.00

Lew. Felix T 5.00

Lew'ith, E. L 5.00

Long, Cosmar P. ... 5.00

Long, Mrs. Dora . . . S.OO

Long, Isaac S 5.00

Long, Millard F S.OO

Lowenstein, E S.OO

Mendelsohn, Dr. I.

W S.OO

Reese, Miss Ella ... S.OO

Rosenthal, Louis . . . 5.00

Salsbiirg, Abram ... 10.00

Salsburg, Louis K... 10.00

Schloss. Mrs. S 10.00

Silverblatt, J. 5.00

Silverman Benj 10.00

Sperling, Harrv .... 5.00

Stern, Harry F 5.00

Strauss. S. J 10.00

Weitzenkorn, J. K., 10.00

Wiseman, H. M. ... 10.00

WIlHamsport

Goldenberg, C

& Co .^.

Goldenberg, H. N

N.,

5.00
S.OO

•Life Member.
**Deceased Life Member.

68

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

York

Ausschnitt, Marcus.. 5.00
Crumbacker, Mrs.

Max 5.00

Feder, S 5.00

Jandorf, Mrs. A. ... 5.00

Lehmayer, Louis R., 5.00

Petow, L. A. : 5.00

Ralisch, M 5.00

Schmidt. H. S 5.00

Simmons, A 5.00

Wilhelm, Mrs. J. T.. 15.00

Williams & Levin.. 5.00

Zeigler, Miss Fannie, 5.C0

Zvaifer, D 5.00

RHODE ISLAND

Providence

Bernkopf, David ... 5.00

Silverman Bros 10.00

Wachenheimer Bros., 5.00

SOUTH CAROLINA

H. S..

Charleston

Hirschmann,

Hornick, M

Pinkussohn, J. S.
Pinkussohn, P. L.
Visanka, J. M. ..

5.00
lO.OO
5.00
5.00
5.00

Florence

Sulzbacher, S.

Greenville

Meyers, Alex.

TENNESSEE
Chattanooga

Council of Jewish

Women

Rosenheim, William,

Clarksville
Adler, M

Sparfanshurg

Blotchy, A. G 5.00

Brill, Harry H. .... 5.00

Burnstein, B. H. .. 6.00

Greenewald Bro3. .. S.OO

Jacobs, Mrs. J 5.00

Morris, A. H. ....... 5.00

Price, Harry 5.00

Skalowski, R 5.00

Sumter

Levi Bros S.OO

SOUTH DAKOTA
Sioux FallB

Knoxville

Course, Geo

Rosenthal, D. A.
Spiro, Jacob ....

Columbia

Berry & Baker 5.00

Citron, M 5.00

Reznick, Louis S.Q

Darlington

Weinberg, R S.OO

20.00

5.00

Memphis

Binswanger, Milton
S

Coleman, Mrs. Han-
nah

Federation Jewish
Charities

Hardwig & Israel H.
Peres

Memphis Lodge 3S,
I. O. B. B

Roth, Louis

Nashville

Bernstein, Phillip, &

Clarence Jr

Federation Jewish

Charities

Hirsch, Sam

Jacobus, J. M

Loveman, Adolph . .
Loventhal, Lee J. ...
Maimonides Lodge

46, I. O. B. B. ...
Rich, Schwartz &

Joseph

5.00
5.00

S.OO

5.00
5.00
5.00

5.00

5.00

200.00

10.00

10.00

5.00

10.00

75.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00

S.OO

10.00

Pulaski
Cohn, Sol 5.00

TEXAS
Austin

*Davis, Nelson.
Federation Jewish
Charities

20.00

Balmorhea

*Mayer, Sol.

Beasley

Robinowitz, A

Beaumont

Dallas

Edloff, Mrs. Geo. G.,

S.OO

Kahn, E. M

25.00

Kahn, J

5 00

Levi, Chas. G

5.00

Michaelson, L. A. ..

5.00

Myers, Seymour

5.00

♦Orleans, M. J.

Ortlieb, Max

10.00

•Sanger, Alexander.

'Sanger, Mrs. Philip.

**Silberstein, A.

*Silberstein, Mrs. A.

Swope, Children of

Emanuel and Mary

Swope

200.00

10.00

Titchc, Edward ....

5.00

El Paso

Aronstein, S

10.00

Jewish Relief Socty.,

25.00

Schwartz, A

5.00

Temnle Mt. Sinai

S. S

lO.OO

Weiss. I

5.00

Fort Worth

Brown, Isidor
Council of Jewish

5.00

5.00

Friedman, Mrs. A. . .

5.00

Friend, Alex. M. ..

5.00

Joseph, Sam A

25.00

*Levy, Sam

20100

Marx, Herman

S.OO

Galveston

Cohen, Robert I. ..

5.00

Hebrew Benevolent

Society

25.00

*Kempner, Mrs. H.

Kempner, I. H

10.00

*Lasker, E.

**Lasker, M.

Zacharias Frankel

Lodge 242, I.O.B.B.,

, 10.00

Houston

Harris, Louis L. ... 10.00
United Jewish Char-
ities 25.00

Weingarten, J 5.00

Mlneola
Bromberg, I. G.
10.00 Mayer, E

Ladies' Benevolent

Society 10.00

Nathan, J. J 10.00

Palestine

Maier, S.

Chappell Hill
Speier, Sam S.OO Reinstein, W.

10.00

San Antonio

Bergel, Mrs. A.
Berman, O.

5.00
S.OO

10.00

S.OO
5.00

Blum, Mrs. Fannie, 5.00

"Life Member.
•Deceased Life Member.

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

69

Edar Lodge 211,
I. O. B. B

Eldrige, S. C

*Halff, G. A. C

•Halff, Henry L.

Halff, Mrs. M

Halflf, Mrs. S

Heimann, Mrs. Silva,

Joske, Alex

Leo N. Levi Lodge
675. I. O. B. B. ..

Oppenheimer, Mrs.
Fannie

Oppenheimer, J. D.,
*Stern, Morris.

Kaufman, Mrs. Jul.,

S.OO Schuster, Isaac

5.00 Silverman, L. M. . .
10.00

25.00
25.00
10.00
10.00

10.00

5.00
10.00

Harrisonburg

Bloom, Bernard

Texarkana

Heilbron, Louis 5.00

Texarkana Casket
Co 5.00

Tyler

Wadel, B 5.00

Victoria

Bettin, Max 5.00

Ladies' Benevolent
Society 5.0O

Waco

Migel, L 5.00

Sanger, Sam 10.00

Wichita Falls

Lyons, I. Arthur . . .

UTAH

Salt Lake City-
Alexander, Daniel . .
B. F. Peixotto Lodge
421, I. O. B. B. ...
Jewish Relief Soc'ty,

Rosenblatt, N

Siegel, Mrs. Sol. ..

VIRGINIA

Alexandria

Bendheim, Lewis ...
Rosenfeld, Max ....
Rubins, Leopold ...

Charlottesville

Kaufman's Sons, M.,
Oberdorfer, P. B. ..

10.00
5.00
7.50

5.00

Lynchburg

Cooper, M lO.OO

Eichelbaum, M 7.50

Finkel, J. M 5.00

Goodman, E 5.00

*Guggenheimer, Mrs.
Max.

Kulman, J 5.00

Schewel, A. M S.OO

Weinstein, Harry . . 5.00

Newport News

Austrian, John 5.00

Eisenman, J 5.00

Graff, E. J 5.00

Kass Bros 5.00

Meyers Bros lO.CO

Morewitz. H. A 5.00

Peyser, Sol 5.00

Reyner, J., & Sons, 10.00

Rosenbaum, A 5.00

Schmelz Bros. ...... 5.00

Virginia Lodge 195,

I. O. B. A 5.00

5.00

10.00

5.00
5.00
lO.OO
10.00

5.00
S.OO
S.OO

s.co

10.00

Hellstern Bros 5.00

Hofifheimer Bros.

Co 5.00

Kaufmann, 1 5.00

Levy, Jacob .5.00

Lovenstein, L., &

Son S.OO

*Millhiser, Mrs.

Clarence S.OO

**Millhiser, Gustave.
•Raab, E.
*Raab, Mrs. E.
Straus, Milton J.... 5.00
Thalhimer, Morton

G 5.00

Weisberger, S 5.00

WhitehiU, M. H. ... S.OO

Whitlock, Dan 5.00

♦Whitlock, Philip.

Danville

Cohen, M 5.00

Greenberg, A 6.00

Halperin, M S.OO

Helping Hand Soc, 12.00

Herman, J. A 5.00

Roanoke

Rosenberg, M.

Staunton

Strauss, L. G.

Norfolk

Bluestein, Lazarus.. S.OO

Engel, G S.OO

Hecht, Mrs. Jacob . . S.OO

Hirshler, E 5.00

Hofflin, M 5.00

Hofheimer Bros.

Co 25.00

*Ladies> Hebrew
Benevolent Asso.

Letterman, J. J 5.00

Lew, Phillip & Co., 5.00

Lilienfeld, B. 5.00

Lowenberg, Benj. .. 5.00

Lowenberg, Harry .. 5.00

Mansbach, Louis . . . 6.00

Nusbaum, Mrs. S. L., 5.00

Schreier, Alfred .... 5.00

Seldner, A. B 10.00

Snyder, Joseph S.OO

Stein, L. L S.OO

Ulman, S. J S.OO

Portsmouth

Fass, Sol 10.00

Lasting, S.. & Bro., 5.00

Richmond

Bank, N S.OO.

*Binswanger, Harry

S 25.00

*Binswanger, M. I... 5.00

Florsheim, M. B. ... 5.00

Galeski, Dr. S 5.00

Gans, Jacob 5.00

WASHINGTON

Chehalis

Mandles, Henry

Everett

Hochstadter, Bern'd,

Seattle

*Eckstein, Nathan.
**Galland, Bonham.
**Galland, Mrs. C. K.
**Gottstein, Meyer.
**Gottstein, Rebecca.
Hildeheimer Lodge

503, I. O. B. B. ..
*Lang, Julius C.
Stern, Leopold M. ..

5.00

5.00

5.00

10.00

Tacoma

Feist, Theo 10.00

Kaufman, H. A 10.00

Ladies' Montefiore

Society 5.00

Tacoma Lodge 741,

L O. B. B IS.CO

WEST VIRGINIA

Charleston

Baer, Ben 5.00

Baer, Samuel 10.00

Frankenberger, Her-
bert S.OO

Frankenberger, Max, S.OO

Goldman, M. B 5.00

May, Phil 5.00

Silverstein, A. P. .. 10.00

Parkersburg

Nathan, Mrs. Ben . . 5.00

*Life Member.
"Deceased Life Member.

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Wheeling

Baer, H. 0 5.00

Banov, Chas 5.00

Better Philip 5.00

Bloch, Samuel S. .. 5.00

Broverman, S 5.00

•*Horkheimer, Mrs. B.

Horkheimer, Julius.. 10.00

Horkheimer, Louis . . 5.00

Isenberg, Israel 5.00

Kline, Simon 5.00

Leshem Shomayim

S. S 10.00

Moss, T. E 5.00

Reichblum, M 5.00

Rice, Albert M 10.00

•Solomon & Rubin.

Sonneborn, Chas. L., 5.00

Sonneborn, M 30.00

Stein, Leon B 5.00

•Weil, J.

White, Harry L. . . . 5.00

Wolf, Chas 5.00

Wolf, Leo 5.00

Young Women's

Temple Guild 5.00

Ashland
Levy, Jos. I

Kaukauna
*Wertheimer, M. A.

La Crosse

Ansche Chesed Con-
gregation

5.00

WISCONSIN

Appleton

Marshall, Louis J. ,

Bloom, Bernhard
Hirshheimer, A.

Milwaukee

B'ne Jeshurun S. S.,
Cohen, Mrs. Gertr.,
Federation Jewish

Charities

Gilead Lodge 41,

I. O. B. B

Greenwald, Oscar . .
Harmony Lodge 63,

I. O. F. S. of I. ..

Heller, Simon

Housman, A. Edw.;

Landauer, Max —

5.00 Litt, Miss Bessie ..

Miller, Morris S.OO

Schuster, Mrs. Edw., 5.00
Schuster, Chas 5.00

Superior

Aronsohn, Herman

A 5.00

Siegel Bros 10.00

Weingarten, J 5.00

5.00
5.00
25.00

10.00
S.OO

300.00

5.00
lO.OO

5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
10.00

CANADA
Toronto, Ontario

Scheuer, Edmund .. 5.00

ENGLAND
London

*Meyer, Arthur.

SWITZERLAND

Rorschach

■"'Schoenfeld, Max.

*Life Member.
'^*Deceased Life Member.

THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL

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CONTRIBUTIONS TOTALING $285.00

iVere Received During (he Year From the Following:

ALABAMA
Gadsden

Hecht. Hugo

CALIFORNIA
Los Angeles

Hecht, Rabbi S.

COLORADO
Colorado Springs

Lorig, Marx

Denver

Morris, Ernest
Rosenthal, Sam
Rothgerber, Leonard
Solomon, Ben.
Spivak, Dr. C. D.
Straus, Sig.

CONNECTICUT

Hartford

Greenberg, Leon
Kashmann, Minnie
Kashman, Isaac
Katten & Son
Mayer, Jerome

New Haven

Ammerman, Wm.
Berman, Barnett
Caplan, Jacob
Gordon, I.
Kaufman, Isaac
Kaufman, J. D.
Kohn, Mrs. I.
Kolitzky, Jos.
Lander, Abraham
Levin, Isaac
Links & Links
Raphael, Dan. H.
Saltser Bros.
Segalhoflf, J. H.
Witz, Samuel

South Norwalk

Nevas, Harry

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington

Kaufman, Dr. H. M.

GEORGIA
Macon
Waxelbaum, G. J.

Thomasville

Levit, I.

ILLINOIS
Peoria

Braverman, A.
Moskowitz, Sam
Szold, Esther

INDIANA
EvansviUe
Berman, I.
Stern, M. J.

Indianapolis

Messing, Rabbi Mayer

Ligonier

Ackerman, Ferd.

Mt. Vernon

Mt. Vernon Temple Sister-
hood

South Bend

Brooks, M. J.
Lemontree, A.
Ries. H. E.
Sax, Fred E.

Terra Haute

Frank, Mrs. Augusta
Goldstine, S. J.
Rubin, Nathan M.
Seligsbersrer, Mrs.

Leopold
Smith, J. B.
Thorman, Mrs. Judy

IOWA
Davenport

Deutsch, H. S.

KENTUCKY

Henderson
Simon, Jake

Louisville

Ades, I. B.
Baron, Nathan
Bleiden, I.
Frehling, P.
Levy, Sam
Marx, S. W.
Seidenman, J. I.
Shapinsky, S.
Straus, Dr. E. C.

LOUISIANA
Alexandria
Pressburg, H. H.

St. Francisville
Teutsch, R.

MASSACHUSETTS

Brookline

Salomon, Mrs. P. G.

MICHIGAN
Detroit

Marx, Bertha I.
Nusbaum, Mrs. A.

MINNESOTA
Minneapolis
Green, H.
Kreiner, I.
Kurstin, M. A.
Landy, D.
Marcus & Shapiro
Weiskopf, R. G.
Wolk, A.

MISSISSIPPI
Greenville

Moyse, F. L.

MISSOURI
St. Joseph

Schloss, Moses A.

St. Louis

Brockman, M.
Davis, H.
Geigher, M.
Gerstein, I.
Greenstein, J. L.
Rich, A.
Rothstein, N.
Solomon, M.
Spirtas, R.
Susman, S.

Svetsinsky, M., & Co.
Weisman, M.
Wolf, Mrs. E.
Wolff, D., & Son
Wool & Geeser

NEW JERSEY
Elizabeth

Stein, Chas.

Newark

Adelman, Ma.x

Trenton

Garb, I.

NEW YORK
Amsterdam

Wagenheim, J. L.

Brooklyn

Kaufman, Mrs. Sara

Buffalo

Brezen, S.
Harris, C. A.
Janowitz, I.
Liebeskind, Chas. B.
Mendleson, J.
Zolte, H.

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Cedaihurst, L. I.

Dreyfus, Fred J.

GloversvlUe
Bondy, R.
Klopot, Adolph W.
Sackheim, P. I.

Rochester
Braverman, J. J.
Present, Emanuel

Schenectady
Dworsky, E.

Tonawanda
Simon, M. W.

New York City
Heavenrich, Mr. and Mrs.

Julius
Strouse, Mrs. Eli

NORTH CAROLINA

Charlotte

Hayman, Henry

Durham

Ladies' Relief Society
Sichel, M. & B.

OHIO
Canton

Manheim, M.
Oscar, A. L.
Weinberger, Louis

Cleveland
Davidson, J.
Colder, S.
Goldman, J., & Son
Simon, G. B.

Columbus

Mellman & Sons
Seff, A. B.

Philadelphia

Blank, Mrs. H.
Dreifus, Milton

SOUTH CAROLINA
Charleston

Levy, Oscar

Dayton

Daneman, Mrs. Jacob

Greenwood
Reinhard, A. L.

Hamilton

Berkowitz, A.

TENNESSEE
Knoxville

PENNSYLVANIA
AUentown

Caplan, Isaac
Deitch, Mrs. M.

Hess, Max

TEXAS

Easton
Bricker, W. R.
Bugen, A.

Tyler

Bruck, S.

Lancaster

VIRGINIA

Canter, A. J.

Danville

Lebanon

Levinson, Dr. B.

Grosky, Jos.
Oral, D.

Pittsburgh

Norfolk

Frank, Louis

Alpern, Jos.

WEST VIRGINIA

Pottstown

Clarksburg

Fuerman, S.

Levy, Ben

HENRY SPECHT. Jr. DANIEL W. SPERRY

SPECHT & SPERRY

CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS

643 HEED BUILDING

1213-15 FILBERT ST.

PHILADELPHIA

Contractors for the

Morris Lasker Memorial Hall

Now Building

643 HEED BLDG. BELL PHONE, WALNUT 3083

Owen Letter's Sons

BEST COAL

MAIN YARD

Trenton Avenue and Westmoreland Street

p'or Your

Children's Sake

You have planned to give them advantages,
education, help over the rough spots of
life — but have you realized that the domi-
nant factor in forming your child's character is
the home.

Perhaps some have taken too much for granted
— perhaps we have even slighted home comfort to
finance the future schooling.

Environment during the youngster's days is
shaping the man. The home atmosphere is whole-
some, of course; but it is made cheerful by
electric lighting — is the light adequate so as not
to strain the young eyes — has the mother free-
dom from household duties that she can give the
companionship and care she should to her little
one.

Today electric service in the home means the
desirable environment and freedom from house-
hold drudgery and decided economy as well.

THE PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CONPANY

TENTB AND CHESTNUT STREETS