The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1918, Page 7

a JEWS HERE OPEN $9,000,000 RELIEF FUND CAMPAIGN Money neni Needed to Care for War Sufferers | Abroad. | The Jewish War Relief campaign to ralse $%,000,000 for Jewish war suf- ferers was fc ner given last the Advisory mpaign Committee, ‘he various ¢ fon heads and other! leaders, by M. Warburg, Chair- man of the Advisory Council, at his home, No. 1109 Fifth Avenue. The | fifty prominent Jewish men and; women present mapped out plans in ereat detail. ‘This campaign is a campaign of, by and for the people of New York Clty, without regard to their station ” Ufe,” said Mr, Warburg. “It is a ampaign which will appeal with qual force to the poor man and the} cich man, all of whom, we are sure, | il give according to their means. And mindful of the blessings which ave been bestowed upon us of this | ind, the slogan will be, “Think! | Thank! Hel | “We are in the position of holding | yur hat for (he Jews y York City | who are anx: saving of the iives of the Jewish peo- ple in all the regions devastated by the war, We shall extend the hat, ure that it will be filled to overflow- ng.” Jacob H. Schiff sald that the need of the Jews in countries where war as raged is greater now than ever | before. Ile called upon the guests | 9 do their utmost to brine relief, “Great as has been our dut to ¢ ute to the duty -day is even er,” Mr. Schiff, “for with the ending of| the war we can extend aid ip a| measure and to a degree that until | now, despite the fearful sufferings, | has been impossible. I believe \ 1e duty of every Jew in city to make the part of New York in ampaign a glorious part and to give nd give until his innermost con- | selence s ‘Bnough!’ and not to salt bef Dr. I, Edwin Goldwa eration for the § Philanthropic Soc! Koff of the Am Committee, and Ch : the International Y, M. C. A. were other speakers, The guests in f Jewish d Mr, and Mrs. | , Mrs. Dukas, Children’ s Shoes Should Fit Accurately It fe a fit a way re to Shoe Shop, i ot POSNER’. Shoes for Children Babies’ Sheek $2.00 to $4.00 Young Ladies’ Shoes, upto $8.00 Boys’& Girls’ Shoes, $3.50 to 6.45 Write for Paul Monk, Inc, JUVENILE SHOE SHOP » 25 West 38th St., N.Y. | Between Fifth and Sixth Aves, BUSINESS TRAINING | find employment for them, ani ichs, Albert | THE EVENING WUKuD, | No other Government has offe: — 7 REAR ADMIRAL HOBBS DEAD pay men while training them to be pbaldy come self supporting. “Th Federal Board ts empowere to pay @ disabled man $69 a month during the period of his re-education with proportionately more, if hi married and has children,” Dr, Pros ser said, “Experts in every occupa tion will be available to assist the men. The two-armed man who be- fore the war earned $2 4 from the néck, down, will be taug nm many cases, as @ one-arm to earn more from the neck FOR WAR GRIPPLES United States Announces Free Voca- tional Instruction With Liberal Pay While Learning. Dr, C, A. Prosser, Director of the Federal Board for Vocational ‘Train- ing, announced giere to-day that the Governinent is prepared, through the board, to provide vocational training for soldiers, sailors and marines dis- abled through wounds, sickne other direct causes of the war, Veteran Netired Officer Passes Away at Home tn Newport. NEWPOR?, Dec, %—Rear Admiral haboc Goodwin Hobbs, U. 8. N., re formerly pay director, died at his e in Sunnys de Place yesterday, seventy-six years, He had lived re since his retirement, thirteen years Ago. He was born in Berwick, Me., and was araduated from Dartmouth College in 1964 He began bis naval carcer In 1864 as vetinuy Assistant Paymaster, He retired with the rank of Rear Admiral on Mare’ 12, 1906 The Admiral belonged to the New Louk Yacht Club, the Army and Navy York. He leaves his wand five children, Two of his are in the naval reserve. home, left @ total estate of §% estate of $142,406, der training a lib: alary will be paid to them, they ar monthly “BONWIT TELLER &.CO. The Specially Shop of Oniginalions FIFTH AVENUE.AT 38™ STREET SS Panna Sale W Tae S WOMEN'S FUR-TRIMMED COATS of Two-tone Silvertone & Crystal Cord Velour 45.00 Formerly 69.50 to 75.00 Distinctive models with large collars in various kinds of fur. Two-tone velour in brown and tan shadings. Silvertone and Crystal Cord in taupe, plum, field mouse. 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