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THIRD ANNUAL REPORT

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HOSPITALFOR

DEFORMITIES and

JOINT DISEASES

1917-1919 Madison AvenueNew York City

THIRD ANNUAL REPORT

November, 1909.

Treatment is extended at the Hospital

for Deformities and Joint Diseases to all

persons regardless of age, race, creed or color,

suffering with acute or chronic joint diseases,

or any deformity, congenital or acquired.

Free beds to the poor.

No charge for splints or apparatus to

the indigent.

Visiting days, Wednesday and Sunday,

3-4 p. m.

Daily Dispensary hours, 2-4, except

Sundays and Holidays.

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1917-1919 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY,

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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

Officers.

EMANUEL M. CATTLE President

PAUL M. HERZOG First Vice-President

JACOB W. RIGLANDER Second Vice-President

HARRY LONG SecretaryLOUIS F. ROTHSCHILD Treasurer

Directors.

DAVID BELAIS, FREDERICK MACK,

LOUIS FELDENHEIMER, JOSEPH E. MEYER,

HENRY W. FRAUENTHAL, M.D., OSCAR J. MEYER,

EMANUEL M. GATTLE, HERMAN PLAUT.

CHARLES H. HARRIS, JACOB W. RIGLANDER,

PAUL M. HERZOG, HERMAN ROSENBAUM,

ALBERT L. KAHN. I. A. ROSENTHAL,

ROBERT KAMBER, LOUIS F. ROTHSCHILD,

ALFONSE G. KAUFMANN, MAURICE ROTHSCHILD,GEORGE J. KRAUS, MAX M. SCHWARCZ,

HARRY LONG, LEWIS STRAUS.

EDWARD STEINDLER.

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STANDING COMMITTEES

Finance Committee.

JACOB W. RIGLANDER, Chairman.

OSCAR J. MEYER, LOUIS F. ROTHSCHILD.

Hospital and Dispensary Committee.

HENRY W. FRAUENTHAL, M.D., Chairman.

DAVID BELAIS, JOSEPH E. MEYER,

CHARLES H. HARRIS, MAURICE ROTHSCHILD.

Membership and Publicity Committee.

HARRY LONG, Chairman.

HENRY W. FRAUENTHAL, M.D. LEWIS STRAUS.

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Expiration of Terms of Officers and Directors

EMANUEL M. CATTLE, President Term expires 1912.PAUL M. HERZOG, 1st Vice-Pres. JACOB W. RIGLANDER, 2d Vice-Pres. HARRY LONG, Secretary LOUIS F. ROTHSCHILD, Treasurer SC CC C

DIRECTORS

DAVID BELAIS Term expires 1910.LOUIS FELDENHEIMER " li

CHARLES H. HARRIS “ “

PAUL M. HERZOG “ “ ,,

ALBERT L. KAHN ROBERT KAMBER “ “ “

-OSCAR E. MEYER “ “ "HERMAN PLAUT “ "

ALFONSE G. KAUFMANN Term expires 1911.GEORGE J. KRAUS JACOB W. RIGLANDER HERMAN ROSENBAUM I. A. ROSENTHAL MAURICE ROTHSCHILD MAX M. SCHWARCZ LEWIS STRAUS

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HENRY W. FRAUENTHAL, M D. Term expires 1912.EMANUEL M. CATTLE lt

HARRY LONG Si

FREDERICK MACK JOSEPH E. MEYER II CC ‘4

LOUIS F. ROTHSCHILD CS CS

EDWARD STEINDLER

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ADVISORY BOARD

LEWIS A. ABRAMS Chairman

H. L. ROSENTHAL Vice-Chairman

JOS. L. HERSCHMANN Secretary

ARTHUR BEREL Treasurer

AHRENDS, HENRY

ABRAMS, LEWIS A.

BEREL, ARTHUR

BAUM, HERBERT

FRIEDLANDER, EDWARD

FOX, E. E.

GREENWALD, DAN.

HOFFMAN, CHARLES

HERSCHMANN, JOS. L.

KOPLIK, CHARLES

LEOPOLD, J.

LOWENSTEIN, N.

MAYER, L. D.

MEYERS, CHARLES

MARCUS, SAM.

METZGER, DAVE

ROSENTHAL, H. L.

ROSEBORN, H. W.

ZIPKES, MAXIMILIAN

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CONSULTING STAFF

Orthopedic Consultants.

R. H. SAYRE, M.D. N. M. SHAFFER, M.D.

W. R. TOWNSEND, M.D.

J. B. BISSELL, M.D.

J. F. ERDMANN, M.D.

Surgical Consultants.

H. LILIENTHAL, M.D.

WILLY MEYER, M.D.

Medical Consultants.

ISAAC ADLER, M.D. HENRY KOPLIK, M.D.

ABRAHAM JACOBI, M.D. MORRIS MANGES, M.D.

Special Consultants.

E. M. BARUCH, M.D.

HENRY W. BERG, M.D.

W. S. GOTTHEIL, M.D.

E. H. GRIFFIN, M.D.

L. H. GULICK, M.D.

L. J. LADINSKI, M.D.

W. MABON, M.D.

J. E. WEEKS, M.D.

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ACTIVE STAFF

Physician and Surgeon-in-Chief.

HENRY W. FRAUENTHAL, A.C., M.D.

Director of Electrical Department and Visiting Orthopedic Surgeon.

HERMAN C. FRAUENTHAL, E.E., M.D.

Attending Physicians and Surgeons.

W. C. CRAMP, M.D.

E. H. EISING, M.D.

D. D. GOLDSTEIN, M.D.

M. J. MANDELBAUM, M.D.

N. M: MANDLE, M.D.

H. SCHWARZ, M.D.

M. W. WARE, M.D.

Radiographist.

A. S. UNGER, M.D.

Anaesthetists.

A. HERZLICH, M.D. H. FINKELSTEIN, M.D.

Adjunct Orthopedic Surgeons.

H. BOCK, M.D. I. S. TUNICK, M.D.

Pathologist.

HARLOW BROOKS, M.D.

Dentist.

HARRY A. GOLDBERG, D.D.S.

Superintendent.

MISS S. A. BARDEN.

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DISPENSARY STAFF

Monday, Wednesday, Friday.

Chief of Clinic.

Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.

Chief of Clinic.

HENRY W. FRAUENTHAL, M.D. HERMAN C. FRAUENTHAL, M.D.

Assistants.H. FINKELSTEIN, M.D.Wm. H. GOLDBERG, M.D.A. HERZLICH, M.D.V. MANNARINO, M.D.C. ROSENHECK, M.D.M. STRUNSKY, M.D.I. S. TUNICK, M.D.A. S. UNGER, M.D.

Physical Instructors.

MRS. H. CURTIS,MISS M. HASKELL,MISS F. HERNSTADT,MISS B. PINUVER,MISS E. SAMUELS,DR. B. THOMAS,MISS A. WEIL,MISS T. WILLIAMSON.

Masseurs and Masseuses.

MR. H. BECKMAN,MISS N. HOSTRUP,MR. LOUIS LEIBGOLD,MISS STATNEKOO,MISS E. WEINDRUG,MISS S. WEST,

Assistants.HARRY BOCK, M.D.E. L. GINSBURGH, M.D.HARRY GREENSTEIN, M.D.I. REITZVELD, M.D.M. W. WOLFF, M.D.

Physical Instructors.

MISS G. LOEWUS,MISS S. MARSHUETZ,MISS P. MEYERS,MISS O'BRIEN.MISS R. E. SCHRAM.

Masseurs and Masseuses.

MR. MAURICE GOLDSMITH,MISS L. MELTZER,MISS R. MINTZ,MR. GUSTAV RYDEN,MRS. USEFOF.

Wednesday Evenings.

W. R. HITCHCOCK, M.D. BENJ. P. FARRELL, M.D.

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Minutes of the Annual Meeting

of the

Members of the Hospital for Deformities

and Joint Diseases

Held at the Hospital Nov. 14, 1909

The President, Mr. E. M. Gattle, in the chair, a quorum beingpresent. The President read his report, whereupon, it wasmoved, seconded and carried that the same be accepted andprinted, in the usual manner in the annual report.The Treasurer, Mr. Louis F. Rothschild, presented his report,

which upon motion, duly seconded and carried, was orderedprinted in the annual report.The Physician and Surgeon-in-Chief, Dr. Henry W.

Frauenthal, presented his report, which upon motion, dulyseconded and carried, was ordered printed in the annual report.The meeting then adjourned.

HARRY LONG,Secretary.

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PRESIDENT'S REPORT

To the Board of Directors, Ladies' Auxiliary, Advisory Board,

Young Folk's League, Donors, Patrons and Members of

the Hospital for Deformities and Joint Diseases.

In submitting the report for our third year's work, I wish to

extend my sincere thanks to the Members, Patrons and Donors,

who, by their financial aid and moral support, have assisted

us in our noble work of charity and humanity.

In submitting this report, I know you feel, as I do, that in

the growth and development of the Hospital for Deformities

and Joint Diseases we have supplied a much-needed want.

The demand upon our forty beds is continual, with a long

waiting list. In the past year we furnished beds to number

of 7,658 days and administered treatment to 1,609 new patients,

who received 16,979 treatments, but it would be unwise to

increase our financial obligations by enlarging our Hospital until

the present large mortgage is materially decreased, although the

waiting list and the crowded attendance at our clinic demon-

strates that we need much larger accommodations.

We were compelled in the past year to install a complete

heating plant and have the buildings repainted.

I more than appreciate the support that has been given this

Institution, and if only each one would interest one other it

would be possible to enlarge on the work which is being done.

There can be no charity more noble and human than that

which makes useful, self-supporting individuals out of unfor-

tunate cripples and rescues them from a life of helplessness and

pauperism.

If some means could be devised to decrease our mortgage,the money used to pay interest could then be directed to furtherthe interests we have so much at heart. A country home forthe Summer months would mean much for the poor afflicted.We are desirous of raising in the next two years funds suf-

ficient to construct a modern hospital for one hundred and fiftybeds, so that we can in a measure meet the demand put uponus. Therefore, I want to impress upon you the urgent necessityfor each and every one to interest others in our cause.

I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to theLadies' Auxiliary for the munificent sum realized from the fair,amounting to $4,329.39, as well as for their personal service andthe contribution of money, whereby much valuable aid was giventhe Hospital. They have been the first to endow a life-bed, andmay God bless them for it.My sincere thanks to Dr. Henry W. Frauenthal, Physician

and Surgeon-in-Chief, for his zeal and interest in the Institutionhe has founded and for his sacrifice of time and money in thethree months' sojourn in Europe during the past Summer,visiting other Institutions, in order to bring back to us themost modern thought and work in our particular branch ofmedicine and surgery.On behalf of myself and the Board of Directors, I wish to

express my thanks and high appreciation of the work doneby Dr. Herman C. Frauenthal in the Electrical Department, andas Acting Physician and Surgeon-in-Chief during July, Augustand September, while Dr. Henry W. Frauenthal was in Europe,as this increased demand upon his time and energy must, ofnecessity, have been done at a great personal sacrifice, particu-larly as it called him to the city during the hot Summer days,which illustrates his high sense of humanity.My sincere thanks to Miss Barden, our Superintendent for

whatever credit may be due this Institution, is in a large measuredue to the efficiency and at all times faithful and earnest effortson her part, to whom, I am sure, all the officers also feelobligated.

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My thanks to the nurses and assistants under the directionof Miss Barden for the cleanliness and order maintained at theHospital, as well as to the Misses Fein and Jackson for theaccuracy and neatness of their work.On behalf of the Hospital I wish to thank the Consulting

Staff for their aid and prompt response when called in consulta-tion; to the Physicians and Surgeons connected with the Hos-pital for their skill and devotion in aiding the afflicted who haveapplied for relief, and to the Masseurs and Masseuses for theirskill, patience and devotion in their work.In conclusion, I wish to add that I am very, very desirous that

all members and their friends visit the Hospital to view ourwork, as I know this will be the means of recruiting new mem-bers and thus increasing our treasury.

Respectfully submitted,E. M. GATTLE,

President.

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I

ANNUAL REPORT OF

THE PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-IN-CHIEF

To the Board of Directors and Members of the Hospital forDeformities and Joint Diseases.

Ladies and Gentlemen:It undoubtedly is a source of great pleasure and gratification

to us all to observe the phenomenal growth of our Institution,and it is to be regretted that owing to the lack of funds that anadequate number of beds do not exist to meet the demand uponus; also that the space devoted to the treatment of children andadults • in the dispensary is not sufficient for comfort and toaccomplish the very best work.

It might be of interest to describe the work done in the variousdepartments of our Dispensary.

In the Physical Culture Room, where only individual instruc-tion is given, and where patients are compelled to concentratetheir minds on the physical effort by performing exercises beforea mirror, the results have been so far superior to those obtained

by any previous method of physical instruction that not only hasit been the means of materially increasing our clinic, but haswon the recognition and approval of the leading members ofthe profession, who have had the opportunity to see the results

thus obtained.Owing to the increased space in our Plaster Room, we have

been able to permit several surgeons to work at the same time,and thus handle more patients, thereby accomplishing much

better results.

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The class in Weak and Flat Feet requires the attention of

two physicians and a nurse two hours daily.

Owing to the increasing number of patients requiring braces,

it is to be regretted that we have not the means nor the space

to have our own shop for constructing instruments.

The large number of children afflicted with Infantile Paralysis

from the epidemic of 1907, which has been materially augmented

by the epidemic of the past Summer, has taxed us almost beyond

limit, both on account of the number and on account of the

number of assistants required to give massage and administer

electricity.There has been a marked increase in the number of patients

with tubercular trouble, and our cases of Pott's Disease and Hip

Disease have materially increased.

As we are the only Institution in the city which conducts a

night clinic for tubercular bone lesions, it is found a convenience

for those who are compelled to work during the day and are

not able to pay for private care.

We are possibly the only Institution that furnishes massage,

electricity, various forms of hyperemia, in combination with

dietetic and medicinal treatment for rheumatic and gouty con-

ditions; the number of persons thus afflicted has very markedly

increased in the past year, and this is a class of cases for which

we have not sufficient beds.We have opened a course of instruction to blind individuals

who are furnished us from the Blind Asylum, whom we are

instructing in the art of massage thus making them able to

earn a livelihood.We are again indebted to the Sanitarium for Hebrew Children

for the care of our children at the seashore during the months

of July and August. I wish to personally use this means to

extend my thanks to Mr. Herman Levy and the other members

of that Board.We all must realize the necessity of haying our own home in

the country open all the year round to permit the children to

have as many hours in the open air as possible.

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Our location permits us to utilize Mt. Morris Park, whichis directly opposite the Institution, for the children to spend thepleasant hours of the day in the open air in the charge of anurse but to continue this we will require more nurses for thisspecial care, which means additional expense.I regret exceedingly that owing to our being without a patho-

logical laboratory, we depend upon the personal kindness of Dr.Harlow Brooks and the Rockefeller Institute for our blood testsand pathological determinations, and I sincerely hope that fundswill be shortly forthcoming to permit us to do this work at theHospital, as it will materially aid us in obscure cases and inmaking differential diagnoses.

Forty-one physicians give their time and services gratuitouslyat the Institution in our work of charity and humanity, and Iwish to take this occasion to thank the Consulting Staff for theirpromptness and for their generous expense of time in visitingthe Hospital and aiding us with their advice and suggestions.

I wish to thank the various active Attendings of the Hos-pital and Clinic for their painstaking effort in the treatment ofour patients and for their prompt attention.To Miss Barden, the Superintendent, and the nurses who

assist her in the care of our patients, I extend my sincere thanksfor their painstaking labor in behalf of the patients.

I wish to congratulate the Bookkeeper on the neatness andaccuracy of her accounts and reports.To the Registrar, whose records have been most carefully

compiled, and whose aim it is to prevent any imposition or abuseof our charity, I wish to acknowledge her work with cordialthanks.To Mrs. Hattie Landman and Mrs. Lemuel Baum, who sacri-

fice their time in investigating doubtful cases, so that our charityis not imposed upon, I wish to express my appreciation andgratitude.

I urge all of you who are present to visit the Hospital asoften as convenient, also to bring your friends, as there is nobetter way to obtain a due sense of appreciation of what we are

doing and also to increase our membership.36

I hope that some means may be devised by which a Hospitalof one hundred and fifty beds with modern Hospital appoint-ments may be obtained in the next few years, and that we maythus have facilities to cope with the great demand put upon us,but this can only be done by a large increasing membership andsubstantial donations.The table on the following page gives a numerical account of

the various diseases in the 1,609 new cases treated in the pastyear.We have furnished beds to number of 7,658 days in the year

just ended, and have administered 16,979 treatments to 1,609Patients.

Respectfully submitted,HENRY W. FRAUENTHAL, M. D.

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CLASSIFICATION OF CASES

Anterior Poliomyelitis.... 287 Ankle .. 6

Erb's Palsy 36 Foot 7

Spastic Paralysis 17 Wrist 1

Forms of Paralysis from Elbow 2

Trauma, Lead, etc 37 Shoulder

Paralysis due to Brain Shaft of Bones ii

Lesions 23 Arthritis, Rheumatic & Gouty—

Arthritis Tubercular— Muscular i61

Spine (Pott's Disease) . 96 Articular 103

Hip 84 Lumbago 59

Knee 27 Sciatica 76-

Ankle i 16 Arthritis, Infectious—

Foot 4 Scarlet 5

Wrist 3 Measles 3

Elbow 6 Influenza

Shoulder 3 Rickets—Arthritis, Gonorrhceal— Bow Legs 43Spine 4 Knock Knees 31Hip 3 Other Deformities .... 27

Knee 22 Torticollis (Wry Neck) 6

Ankle 8 Club Feet 2!

Foot 26 Flat Feet 186

Wrist 4 Painful Feet 95

Elbow I Sacro-Iliac Disease 28

Shoulder 2 Curvature of Spine 102

Sterno-Clavicular 4 Round Shoulders ....

Arthritis, Syphilitic— F r a c t u r e s Involving

(Congenital or Acquired) Joints 36

Spine 4 Sprains of Joints 31

Hip 2 Congenital Dislocation

Knee 28 of Hip 41

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DETAILED STATEMENT OF THE SUPPORT ACCOUNT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR

ENDING OCTOBER 30th, 1909.

ACCOUNTSOCT. NOV.1908 1908

DEC.1908

JAN.1909

FEB. IMARCH1909

I1909

APRIL1909

MAY1909

JUNE I JULY1909 I 1909

AUG.1909

SEP. I OCT. I1909 I 1909 I TOTAL

Salary $282.00 $282.00 $284.00 $364.85 $370.50 $458.00 $538.00 $481.00 $469.00 $435.00$353.00 $400.00 $4,717.35

Postage 16.64 14.30 40.15 20.66 25.50 19.14 22.00 8.00 25.20 9.008.00 19.00 227.59

Stationery and Printing 12.45 56.55 4.30 65.82 390.75 98.33 23.79 32.78 22.37 3.304.99 3.63 719.06

Telephone and Telegraph 7.73 6.06 7.13 8.53 7.43 10.53 7.27 8.02 10.22 13.9212.73 14.06 113.63

Miscellaneous 21.45 7.95 119.56 31.54 49.39 99.74 25.10 68.42 34.6014.41 41.43 55.30 568.89

Apparatus and Instruments 300.00 613.75 89.251,003.00

Surgical Supplies 55.50 301.75 30.00 138.70 107.79 117.70 35.00 171.69 205.94 112.25 1,276.32

X -Ray Supplies 30.00 5.78 10.43 53.99 60.67 30.16 6.96 18.08 2.8039.55 17.03 281.80

Rubber, Dressings, Bandages, etc 27.22 50.08 42.35 54.95 63.00 48.53 49.45 20.7085.75 422.45

Dispensary $103.79 36.72 571.45 55.61 54.89 26.47 38.70 62.48 19.48 30.14 23.00 44.34 545.70

Housekeeping 150.00 47.77 4.17 4.50 44.00 744.12

Laundry 47.49 42.66 13.70 45.60 60.50 45.96 58.71 41.38 42.60 27.94 64.12 16.4943.95 585.17

Labor 13.70 30.00 47.45 21.40 1.70 10.70 15.20 16.70 40.56 37.50 42.4051.20 312.21

Visiting Nurse 20.0430.00

Bread 23.90 49.02 19.95 21.10 20.32 21.06 24.92 36.82 22.64 15.54 21.3416.84 264.47

Milk and Cream 36.52 50.51 50.58 51.45 46.62 52.43 60.72 55.58 58.83 38.15 49.5340.09 589.52

Groceries 62.50 55.96 47.16 96.61 77.61 62.39 91.00 77.74 65.44 49.8058.26 89.83 818.95

Butter and Eggs 54.95 25.23 82.78 52.10 71.20 54.61 54.95 62.66 54.60 31.4547.05 677.84

Fruits and Vegetables 11.12 32.43 19.76 32.06 23.93 22.58 25.45 37.32 38.14 26.87 8.9132.42 322.76

Meat, Poultry and Fish 22.89 64.11 64.74 65.57 63.08 74.03 75.39 82.82 77.77 62.10 42.2650.39 772.75

Gas and Electricity 8.10 50.49 46.05 38.97 65.12 45.78 36.66 39.94 28.10 26.29 17.12 19.00 21.80 427.05

Fuel, Oil and Waste 34.12 37.50 62.50 87.50 62.50 75.00 32.25 17.55 11.90 12.10 12.30 12.50 423.60

Ice 4.20 3.54 3.30 2.70 5.12 7.50 10.73 16.50 18.00 13.73 10.50101.92

Improvements & Repairs on Buildings 6.10 976.47 725.05 76.32 235.55575.6? 2,688.81

Maintenance Electrical Apparatus 100.00 7.651 4.20 24.50 17.70 9.85 7.104.50 81.40

Plumbing and Steam-Fitting 5.90 138.27 1,310.00 49.45 22.40 50.85 13.75 50.71 1,635.43

Insurance 6.16 44.9037.40 88.46

Interest 60.00 643.75 27.67 30.00 643.75 1,405.17

TOTALS U59.38111,375.06 $3,592.801$3,072.98 $2,050.651$1,557.971$1,578.851$1,552.27 $1,353.351$1,312.70 I $1,518.08 $1,609.751$1,141.581$21,875.42

TREASURER'S REPORT

Balance on hand last report, October 1st, 1908 $ 1,794.87

Receipts from October 1st to October i8th.... 238.00

$ 2,032.87

Disbursements from October 1st to October i8th.... 1,557.27

Balance on hand October 18th, 1908 $ 475.60

RECEIPTS.

Cash on hand October 18th, 1908 $ 475.60

From Donors, Associate Donors, Patrons, Members

and Associate Members 9,145.00

Donations 2,322.04

Patients 3,458.89

Dispensary 848.05

The City of New York 2,482.90

Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association 264.73

Interest 44.58

Sundries 66.8o

$19,108.59

Disbursements as per vouchers $21,875.42

Temporary loan returned to Endowment

Fund 700.00$22,575.42

Deficit $ 3,466.83

Amount temporarily loaned to General Fund by other

funds $ 3,466.83

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BUILDING FUND.

RECEIPTS.

Proceeds from sale of opera tickets $ 831.00Proceeds from Ladies' Auxiliary Fair 4,329.39Proceeds from Young Folks' Leaguei 322.00Proceeds from Arverne Performance, "The

Climax" 1,846.31Proceeds from Tag Day, Deal Beach 416.58

$ 7,745.28

DISBURSEMENTS.

Payment on Mortgage $ i,000.00

Balance $ 6,745.28

ENDOWMENT FUND.

Life Bed $1,5oo.00Life Bed (Part Payment) 250.00

$ 1,750.00

DONATIONS.

Collection Boxes $339.66Mr. JOS. E. Meyer, 34 Green St., Newark, N J 300.00Entertainment and Dance, Girls of L M A 115.00Miss Esther Schiff

for "Brace Fund" 105.50Miss Madeline RosenthalMrs. Singer and Mrs. Goldfield, Whist Proceeds 103.00Chas. H. Harris, 34 West 24th St 100.00Mrs. A. G. Kaufmann, 350 West 85th St 100.00J. S. Carvalho, Lawrence, L. I ioo.00Felix M. Warburg, 52 William St 50.00Congregation B'nai Jeshurun 50.00A. G. Schamberg, 17 Battery Place 50.00Dr. John F. Erdmann, 6o West 52d St 30.00Norward Whist Club 30.00

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M. Schinasi, 32-34 West moth St 25.00S. Stroock Co., 65-69 Bleecker St 25.00Anonymous 25.00Alfred Heinsheimer, 17 West 70th St 25.00Jay Abrams, c/o Samuel Bros., Providence, R 1 25.00J. Winterbottom 25.00Babette Bachrach 25.00Geo. Leslie Wilson, 26 West 6ist St 25.00T. W. Jones, 350 Broadway 25.00Mrs. L. Baum, Hotel Ashton 25.00R. R. Fogel, 177 Broadway 25.00Chas. Ross, Asbury Park, N J 25.00Anonymous 24.10Samuel Marcus, 8o Broadway 20.00Arthur D. Wolf, 85 Fifth Ave 16.0oHenry Glass & Co., 46-48 White St 15.00Dr. Henry W. Berg, 923 Madison Ave 15 •f()

Anonymous 15.00Prize Contest, Siegel-Cooper Co 15.00Henry W. Frauenthal, M.D., 783 Lexington Ave 10.00Mrs. B. Erdman 10.00Mrs. Chas. Frauenthal, Conway, Ark MooJoseph Kohnstamm, 35 West 96th St 10.00J. Werbelovsky mooMr. and Mrs. Sam H. Levy, 19 West 9oth St 10.00Centennial Lodge, E. Marx, Secy., 131 E. 74th St 10.00Mrs. L. Kaufman, 112 West 72d St 10.00National Lodge, No. 209, M. H. Rogers, 183 Canal St. . . . 10.00Leon Tannenbaum, 640 Broadway 10.00Templar Lodge, No. 203, J. Oppenheimer, Secy., 222 W.

I I 6th St. 10.00

Max Lissauer, 54 Maiden Lane 10.00

Chas. Kohlman, Hotel Majestic Io.00

H. Hendriks Nathan, 20 West 70th St 10.00

Master Walter G. Bird 10.00

S. R. Zeno, 59 West ii9th St 10.00

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Anonymous 10.00

Chas. Dittman 10.00

Dorothy A. Lewis, 2790 Broadway 10.00

Mr. Frazer, 422 West 57th St 10.00

Mrs. Erna Fisher, 68 East 91st St 10.00

(In Memory of her Father, Philip Fisher)Alois Kohn Co. 10.00Dr. W. R. Hitchcock, 254 West 135th St 10.00

Blanche Lowenstein, Danville, Pa 10.00Jacob Leitner, Prospect and Westchester Ayes 10.00

Miss Ellen Osorio, 159 West 119th St 10.00Mrs. L. Kaufman, Hargrave Hotel 10.00

Arthur Lehman, 22 William St 10.00Willis V. Cole, 222 Fifth Ave 10.00Harry Hoffman, Sheepshead Bay Club, Sheepshead Bay,

N Y moo

Anonymous 10.00M. J. Brohman, 32 Union Square 10.00Mrs. Ostheimer, Erie, Penn 10.00Clara Blyn, Proceeds Raffle 5.25Mrs. B. Erdman, 1215 Madison Ave 5.00Girls' Benevolent Society 5.00Mrs. A. Rosenfields, 432 East 44th St 5.00Adolph Kaufman, 85th St. and Third Ave 5.00Mrs. Y. Ballin, Jr., 15 Ohio Place, Staten Island 5.00Mrs. Elson, 1685 Madison Ave 5.00Mr. Jerry, c/o Rector's 5.00Miss M. A. Meskill, c/o Lilly of France Corset Co., 625

Broadway 5.00Miss Emma Cohen, 36 Camp St., Newark, N J 5.00G. Fox Parker, 39 Thomas St., Newark, N J 5.00A. W 5.00

Leon Hirsch, 37 Maiden Lane 5.00Mrs. Sobel 5.00Paul Doppler, 305 East 43d St 5.00

Harry W. Weil 5.00

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DONATIONS OTHER THAN CASH.

Mrs. I. Eisler Chocolate Pudding forChildren, Two Children's Dresses, Two DozenPillow Slips, Six Pairs of Bedroom Slippers forChildren, Candy, Ice-cream, Cake and Fruit.

Miss Jennie F. Marston Three Small ChairsYoung Folks' League. .Toys and Decorations for Christmas TreeMiss Rose Levy ToysMrs. J. W. Riglander Two Christmas Trees,Candy, One Piece of Cheesecloth and Cake every Saturday, FruitMrs. Goldsmith Ice-cream and CakeMrs. Long Ice-cream and CakeMr Harry W. Weil Ice-cream and CakeMr. Max M. Schwarcz Ice-cream and CakeMrs. Klein One Half Dozen Night GownsMrs. Solomon and Mrs.

Dr. Baruch

Meyers Seventeen Night Gowns(Through Mr. Chas. H. Harris.)

Ice-creamMrs. N. Enoch Sick Room UtensilMrs. Paul Gumbinner Ice-cream and CakeMr. H. W. Weil Two Dozen Cans Franco-American SoupMrs. Wright Ice-cream and Easter CardsMiss Ada Sagin Ice-creamMiss Sarah Marshuetz Three Dozen OrangesMr. L. Abrams CandyMiss Dorothy Lewis FlowersMr. Abramson Two Boxes of CandyMrs. Herschfeld MagazinesMr. Hermann Three Quarts of Ice-creamMrs. S. Heyman CandyMr. Clarence C. Kaskel Easter RabbitsMrs. Albert Erdman. . Candy for Easter, Two Tarts and Ice-creamMiss Rittenberg Ice-cream and CakeMrs. I. Friedenheit, Clothes, Shoes, Books, Teddy Bears and ToysMr. Chas. H. Harris Christmas Dinner to entire Hospital

Furnishes Glass through the Building for the entire year.

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Mrs. Henry Brill Clothes andToys

Mrs. Henry Glass Clothes and Toys

Mrs. Kleinman Books

Mrs. Harry Long Clothes, Toys and Books

Mrs. Herman C. Frauenthal Boys' Clothes, Bath Robe

and Sick Room Appliance.

Mrs. M. Rothschild Bloomers and Shoes

Mr. J. M. Klein Clothes and Shoes

Flowers from the Hebrew Tabernacle.Miss Milne Ice-cream

Master Frank and Miss Marion Frauenthal. . Ice-cream and Cake,

Decoration Day and Fourth of July.

Mr. C. Franklin One Pair of Crutches

Rosalie P. RaunerMr. Blosveren

Toys

Ice-cream

Miss Fannie Fein Ice-cream and Cake

Elsie Brauer Six Aprons

Mrs. DeGraff Two cakes

Mr. Chas. Koplik Ice-cream

Mrs. Adams Ice-cream and Dolls

Miss Eva Fein Ice-cream

Mrs. Carter Ice-cream

Mrs. Dowling Ice-cream

Mrs. A. D. Wolf Ice-cream and Cake

Miss Helen Jackson Ice-cream and Cake

Mrs. M. Gattle Ice-cream

Mr. M. Gattle Ice-cream

Mrs. Chas. Goodman Ice-cream

Mrs. B. F. Haskell Two Dozen Towels

Mrs. E. L. Marston One Piece of Flannel

Mrs. H. Levy One Piece of Flannel

Master and Miss Rosenheim Books

Mrs. Rosenheim Shoes and Clothes

Mrs. E. M. Gattle Candy, Fruit, Ice-cream and Cake

Mrs. Hattie Landman Ice-cream and Cake

Mr. Arthur Berel Pieces of Cloth for Childrens Clothes

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DONORS

(Contributing $1oo.00 annually.)

Gattle, Emanuel M., 42o Fifth Ave.Guggenheim, Benj., 52 William St.Guggenheim, Daniel, 12 W. 54th St.Guggenheim, Murry, 71 BroadwayGuggenheim, S. R., 71 BroadwayGuggenheim, William, 5oo Fifth Ave.Lewisohn, Adolph, 42 Broadway

Frauenthal, Dr.ington Ave.

Hirschhorn, C.,

Rothschild, Louis F., 32 BroadwayRothschild, Simon F., do Abraham& Strauss, Brooklyn

Schiff, Jacob H., 965 Fifth Ave.Steindler, Edward, 1402 BroadwaySullivan, Hon. Timothy D., SenateChamber, Albany, N. Y.

ASSOCIATE DONORS

(Contributing $50.00 annually.)

Henry W., 783 Lex- Loeb, James, c/o Kuhn, Loeb & Co.Schwarcz, Max M., 85 Fifth Ave.

1 020 Second Ave. Wolf, Arthur D., 85 Fifth Ave.

PATRONS

(Contributing

AAbraham, A., 800 St. Mark's Ave.,Brooklyn

Bamberger, Wm., ioo BroadwayBaum, Herbert, Hotel Ashton, 93d

St. and Madison Ave.Beall, Jeremiah, iii Worth St.Belais, David, 102 Fulton St.Blun, Ed. C., 313 Garfield Place,Brooklyn

Bookman, Estate of I., 9 E. 62d St.Botton, Isaac de, 424 Central Park

West

Chappelle, M. S., 6o Warren St.

$25.00 annually.)

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Erlanger, A., 70 Franklin St.

Frankel, D. J., I W. 92d St.Frankel, S., "7 E. 71st St.Friedlander, I., 636 BroadwayFriedsam, Michael, c/o B. Altman &

Co., 34th St. and Fifth Ave.

Geiershofer, A., 523 Eighth Ave.Goldsmith, Samuel, "5 BroadwayGoldsmith, S. M., 123 W. 75th St.Greenhut, B. J., c/o Greenhut & Co.,

19th St. and Sixth Ave.Guggenheim, Isaac, 71 BroadwayGutman, Jacques, 32 Broadway

Harris, Charles H., 34 W. 24th St.Herrman, Henry S., 54 E. 80th St.

Kahn, Louis, 17o BroadwayKaufmann, A. G., 350 W. 85th St.Kerbs, E. A., 19 E. 82d St.

Lazarus, Henry, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.Leitner, Jacob, 29 Beck St.Lipper, Arthur, 2 W. 88th St.Lissner, H., 295 Lafayette PlaceLong, Harry, 28 E. 68th St

Meyer, Eugene, Jr., 7 Wall St.Meyer, Jos. E., 34 Green St., New-ark, N. J.

Meyer, William, 483 BroadwayMinot, Hopper Co., 40 Thomas St.

Nathan, Pincus, 35 W. 86th St

Plaut, Albert, 120 William St.Plaut, Herman, Hotel Regent, 70th

St. and BroadwayPlaut, L., 87 E. 79th St.

Radt, Max, 103 Canal St.Rautenberg, Ferd., 157 Second Ave.Riglander, Mrs. Jacob W., The Sa-mona, 55th St. and Broadway

Riglander, J. W., 47 Maiden Lane

Rosenbaum, S. G., 207-217 W. 24thSt.

Rosenthal, Harris L., 92 Bleecker St.Rosenthal, I. A., 92 Bleecker St.Rothschild, Mrs. L. F., 125 W. 75th

St.

Rothschild, Maurice, 29 BroadwaySchiff, Mortimer L., 52 William St.Schiffer, Walter, In memoriamScholle, Wm., 7 Nassau St.Seligman, Mrs. Jefferson, II E. 69th

St.Sidenberg, Richard, 157 \V. 57th St.Spitzner, G. W., 12 E. 74th St.Steindler, J. J., 1402 BroadwayStern, Leopold, 68 Nassau St.Strause, George, 408 E. both St.Strauss, Isidor, c/o R. H. Macy Co.Strauss, Lewis, Frelinghuysen Ave.,Newark, N. J.

Strauss, L., 196 W. Broadway

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Tiffany & Co., Fifth Ave.

Warner, M. J., 300 W. Iagth St.Wertheim, Jacob, 1026 Second Ave.Wilson, P. K., & Son, 130 Fifth Ave.Wimpfheimer, Chas. A., 131 Spring

St.

Zimmerman, Leopold, 9 Wall St.

MEMBERS(Contributing

AAbrams, Lewis A., 58 W. 115th St.Adelphi Lodge, Masonic TempleAdler, Harry C., 527 Fifth Ave.Adler, Mrs. Jerome C., 29 E. 79th St.Ahern, Thomas F., 296 E. BroadwayAhrends, Hy., 475 Central Park WestAlexander Bros., sag BoweryAlexander, A., The Ansonia, 73d St.and Broadway

Alexander, E., 241 Mt. Hope PlaceAlsberg Co., Wm., 5-7 W. 4th St.Amend, Bernard G., 205 Third Ave.Andrews, H., 35 Mt. Morris ParkWest

Ansbacher, David, Lawrence, L. I.Arnold, Oscar M., 23 W. path St.Arnstein, Max, 65 Nassau St.Arnstein, Simon, 65 Nassau St.Aronson, M., 51 E. 75th St.Ash, Elias, 8 W. 3d St.Asiel, Leopold N., 51 W. 68th St.

Bachrach, Mrs. B., 28 E. 68th St.Ballin, W., 517 BroadwayBamberg, Benj., 103 Fifth Ave.Bamberg, Wallace, 43 E. 12th St.Bamberger, H., 20 White St.Bamberger, Harry, ioo BroadwayBarnard, L. S., 175 E. 79th St.Barr, Morris, 1199 Prince St.Baum, Al., 210 E. 72d St.Baum, Alexander, 210 E. 72d St.

$10.130 annually.)

Baum, Mrs. D., 1245 Madison Ave.Baum, I., 987 Madison Ave.Baumfeld, Dr. Maurice, 312 W. 99th

St.Bayer, Edwin S., 524 BroadwayBeers, Isaac, 114 E. 23d St.Behal, Arthur, 37-43 W. 26th St.Belais, Ed. 0., 235 W. 76th St.Beller, A., 122-124 Fifth Ave.Bendheim, A. D., 134 Grand St.Berel, Arthur, Jr., 755 Beck St.Berel, Miss Gertrude, 755 Beck St.Berel, Miss Rosa, 755 Beck St.Bergman, John, 71 E. 96th St.Berlin & Trosky, 25 E. Houston St.Bernhard, Abe, lop Fifth Ave.Bernhard, Henry, 109 Fifth Ave.Bernheim, Charles, 75 Leonard St.Bernheim, Chas. L., 409 LafayettePlace

Bernheim, Eli H., 75 Leonard St.Bernheim, Mrs. H. C., 73 W. 68th St.Bernheim, Hy. C., 73 W. 68th St.Bernheimer, M. A., 32 Broadway.Bernstein, David, 1913 Madison Ave.Bernstein, S. & C., 215 Broome St.Bier, Sylvan, 30 Broad St.Bimberg, B. K., 260 W. 83d St.Bing, Alexander M., 198 BroadwayBlank, Bernard H., 47 Maiden LaneBlath, Charles, 790 Lexington Ave.Bloom, M. J., 224-226 Pearl St.Bloomingdale, Irving J., Third Ave.

and 59th St.

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Bloomingdale, S. J., Third Ave. and59th St.

Blossveren, Baron, 54 Bleecker St.Blossveren, Moss, 54 Bleecker St.Bluen, Morris I., 69 E. 92d St.Blumenthal, Daniel W., 35 Nassau

St.Blumenthal, Gustav, 516 BroadwayBlumenthal, Hugo, 5 Nassau St.Bock, H. A., 6o Varick St.Bondy, M. S., 14 E. 6oth St.Bondy, Wm., 14 E. 6oth St.Bonwit, Paul, 58 W. 23d St.Borg, Sidney C., 20 Nassau St.Brach, A. G., 3440 BroadwayBrand, Herman, 443 E. 57th St.Braxmar, Chas. G., 10-12 MaidenLane

Brill, Maurice, 47 Cortlandt St.Brill, Samuel, 279 BroadwayBritenstool, Dr. Harry, 783 Lexing-ton Ave.

Britenstool, J. A., 15 E. 26th St.Brookheim, Chas., 115 BroadwayBrugman, MTS. A. F., 220 W. 139th

St.Burger, Joseph, 107 Second Ave.Burger, Pincus, 451 Greenwich St.

Cadden, Frank C., 36 W. 89th St.Cahn, Jas. M., 736 BroadwayCallman, Carl, 594 BroadwayCalman, Henry L., wo William St.Chumar, Mrs. Rose M., IoI W. 8oth

St.Churchill, James, 46th St. and Broad-

wayClift, Edward H., 74 Leonard St.Cohen, Mrs. A., 64 E. 66th St.Cohen, Albert, 132 E. 96th St.Cohen, Mrs. B., 701 Madison Ave.Cohen, Chas., 136 E. 96th St.Cohen, E., 58 Leonard St.

Cohen, Emanuel, 1915 Madison Ave.Cohen, Frank, 58 Leonard St.Cohen, Mrs. H. M., Io6 W. 141st St.Cohen, Mrs. Joseph, 132 E. 96th St.Cohen, Mrs. Morris, 152 W. 86th St.Cohen, Moses, 718 BroadwayCohen, N. D., Hotel Ansonia,

St. and BroadwayCohen, Walter, 31 Union SquareCohn, J. M., 218 W. 26th St.Collins, Mrs. R. G., Jr., PelhamManor

Cone, Mrs. Albert, 102 W. Soth St.Cook, Alfred A., 33 Wall St.Corn, Mrs. Henry, 667 Madison Ave.

Coutant, C. A., 728 St. Nicholas Ave.Crystal, Master F. M., 319 W. 89th

St.Cueva, N., P.O. Box 414, N. Y.

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73d

Danziger, Mrs. Max, II E. 79th St.Davis, M., 670 BroadwayDavis, R. H., 500 Fifth Ave.De Barry & Co., Fred, 6o Warren St.

De Boer, David H., 215 W. 101st St.

Dennis, Wm. H., Produce Exchange

Denzer, E., 250 W. 94th St.Denzer, Richard, 104 Bleecker St.Dessar, Mrs. L. C., 238 W. 72d St.

Doblin, C. H., 59 E. 73d St.Dodge, F. W,. 18 E. 42d St.Douglas, Chas., 18 W. 4th St.Dreicer, Michael, 560 Fifth Ave.Dressler, Miss Marie, c/o York

HotelDrey, Morris, Produce ExchangeDryfoos, Otto E., 274 Church St.

Eckstein, Alfred, 44 Pine St.Eckstein, H. E., i Nassau St.Edmonds, Mrs. Geo. G., Fishers

Island, N. Y.

Ehrenberg, Bertram, 58 Leonard St.Ehrenberg, Sidney P., 58 LeonardSt.

Ehret, George, 1197 Park Ave.Ehrich, Wm. J., 30 Broad St.Einhorn, Mrs. Isaac, 14 E. 6oth St.Einstein, Wolff, Co., 443 BroadwayEiseman, Samuel, 71-73 Grand St.Eisenberg, Louis, 561 W. 143d St.Eisler, Mrs. Isaac, 478 Central ParkWest

Eistein, Benjamin, 134 Spring St.Elsas, Samuel, 20 Beaver St.Ely, Henry, 49 E. 21st St.Emeng, Samuel, 5 E. 44th St.Engel, Joseph, 71 Fifth Ave.Epstein, Ed., 113 E. 80th St.Erdman, Albert, 54 W. 70th St.Erdman, Mrs. Babette, 1215 Madi-son Ave.

Erdman, Henry, 15 E. 83d St.Erdman, Martin, 18o W. 59th St.Esberg, Moses, 320 Broadway

Fatman, Morris, 23 W. 8i st St.Feldenheimer, Louis, 246 E. 60th St.Fields, Mrs. Lew, 334 W. 88th St.Fields, Lew, 334 W. 88th St.Finger, Isaac, 85 Fifth Ave.Finkelbrand, B., 632 BroadwayFischel, Harry, 63 Park RowFisher, Mrs. Bella, 68 E. cast St.Fisher, John, 88o Columbus Ave.Fisher, Sam, 129 Worth St.Flaharty, J., 28 W. 19th St.Fleischer, Nathan, 52 William St.Fleischl, Emil, & Son, Port MorrisMarket

Fleischman, L. W., 411 Lenox Ave.Flursheim, H. A., 414 Fifth Ave.Fox, Benjamin, 72 Eighth Ave.Fox, Charles, P. 0. Box 414, N. Y.Pox, E. E., 628 Ninth Ave.

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Frank, Edgar, 8 W. 3d St.Frank, J. M., Hotel RegentFrankel, Joe, 122 Fifth Ave.Frankenheimer, Louis, 23 W.

St.Franklin, Morris, 134 E. 65th St.Frauenthal, E. A., 783 LexingtonAve.

Frauenthal, Dr. Herman C., 146 W.72d St.

Frauenthal, I. E., 783 Lexington Ave.Frauenthal, I. Gerry, 783 LexingtonAve.

Frauenthal, Samuel, 783 LexingtonAve.

Frenkel, Emil, 44 Cedar St.Freund, Jacob M., 114 Franklin St.Fried, Samson, 47 W. 87th St .Friedenheit, Mrs. I., 50 E. 8oth St.Friedlander, E., 636 BroadwayFroelich, M. S., 144 W. 125th St.Fuerth, J. G., 117 W. 114th St.Fuld, I., 90 Prince St.Fuchgott, Mr. L. W., i W. 70th St.

7 I St

Galland, Eugene, an Wooster St.Gans, Max, wo Hanover St.Gans, Milton M., 323 W. 83d St.Gantscher, Abraham, 1206 Dawson

St.Gardner, John R., ioo William St.Garreaud, Geo., 45 John St.Gattle, Moe, 576 Fifth Ave.Geoghegan, Chas. A., 537 W. Broad-way

Geoghegan, Walter, 537 BroadwayGinsberg, Harry, 736 BroadwayGlass, Henry, 142 W. 121st St.Glass, Mrs. Henry, 142 W. 121st St.Gluck, David L., 65 Nassau St.Goetz, Ludwig E., 491 BroadwayGoldberger, Mrs. S., 57 E. 6oth St.Golde, L., 131 E. 86th St.

Goldman, Mrs. Henry, 26 W. 76thSt.

Goldman, William, 657 BroadwayGoldschmidt, Henry P., 20 E. 64th

St.Goldsmith, Fred G., 124 E. 70th St.Goldsmith, Moses, 334 W. 89th St.•Goldstone, S. K., 36 W. 24th StGolzier, M., 659 BroadwayGottheil, Leon, 115 W. 70th St.Greenfield, Miss Caroline, 355 W.55th St.

Greenthal, Henry, 203 W. 112th St.Greenwald, Dan., 200 W. 119th St.Griser, Victor, 45 John St.Grossberg, J., c/o The Ansonia, 73d

St. and BroadwayGuggenheim, Max, Sixth Ave. and

16th St.Gumbiner, Paul, 54 W. 70th St.Gutman, J. W., 29 BroadwayGuttman, Henry, 127 W. 24th St.

Hahn, Berthold, 33 Spruce St.Hammen, Monroe, 316 W. 93d St.Harris, Jos. H., 106 Liberty St.Hauf, Henry, 670 Lexington Ave.Hayman, Alf, c/o The EmpireTheatre Building

Rayner, E., 145 W. 44th St.Hays, D. P., 141 BroadwayHebrew Ladies' Aid Society of LongIsland City

Hecht, Meyer, 8 Jacob St.Heilbrunner, A., 33 Beck St.Heimann, Julius, 305 W. To5th St.Heimerdinger, George C., 120 W.109th St.

Heimerdinger, Mrs. J., 771 MadisonAve.

Heimerdinger, M., 81 E. 79th St.Hein, Hyman, 60 White St.Heinemann, Herman, 249 W. 107th

St.

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Heinsheimer, A., Hotel NetherlandHeld, Max, 813 BroadwayHeller, David, 78 Worth St.Hellman, George S., 353 Fifth Ave.Herman, Mrs. Daniel W., 85 E. 79th

St.Herman, Max, 709 BroadwayHerrman, Milton C., 31 Thomas St.Herrmann, Dave, 60 Hamilton Ave.,c/o India Wharf Brewery, Bklyn

Herrmann, Morris, 68 William St.Herrmann, Uriah, 27 W. 75th StHernstadt, W. L., 60 W. 68th St.Herschmann, JOS. L., 473 CentralPark West

Herzog, E. N., 84 Fifth Ave.Herzog, Paul M., 27 William St.Heumann, Michael, Harlem Casino,

124th St. and Seventh Ave.Heymann, Charles E., 53 E. ioth St.Heymann, Max, 817_BroadwayHilson, Edward, First Ave. and 39th

St.Hirsch, Charles, 259 W. 72d St.Hirsch, I. Henry, Bahai, Brazil, P.O.Box 8

Hirsch, Jacob, 47 Cedar St.Hirschberg, Judge H. M., 300 Cen-

tral Park "WestHirschberg, Sig., 65 Nassau St.Hirschman, Stephen D., 300 W. Iogth

St.Hochschild, Berthold, 565 West EndAve.

Hochstadter, Leonard A., 30 BroadSt.

Hoffman, Chas. F., 320 BroadwayHoffman, Alex., 149 Water St.Holzman, Mrs. B. M., 13 W. 95th

St.Hoops, Charles, 981 Sixth Ave.Hurtig, Jules, 147 W. 42d St.Hyman, Carl, 107 Bleecker St.Hyman, Edwin C., 67 W. 85th St.

Hyman, Louis H., 965 Madison Ave.Hyman, Max, 107 Bleecker St.Hyman S., 2069 Fifth Ave.

Isaacs, Alfred A., 25 Broad St.Isaacs, B., 200 Broad St.Isaacs, Moe A., 4 Great Jones St.Isaacs, R. M., 4 Great Jones St.Itelson, W., 161 Crosby St.

Jacobs, Carl A., 81 Greene St.Jacobs, Charles, 353 E. 78th St.Jacobs, Samuel K., 81 Greene St.Jacobson, David, 340 E. 18th St.Jacoby, Arthur, 170 BroadwayJacoby, Morris, 1215 Madison Ave.Jalkoff, Abraham, 303 Mercer St.Jaskow, Louis, 87 Nassau St.Jaskow, Sam., 87 Nassau St.Jonasson, Meyer, 250 W. 82d St.Jones, Louis M., 30 W. 87th St.Jones, T. W., 350 BroadwayJosephs, Sam., 66 Broad St.Josephthal, L. M., 32 BroadwayJunod, Louis, 476 Broome St.

Kahn, Albert, 170 BroadwayKahn, Ernst, 10 W. 93d St.Kahn, J. M., 530 BroadwayKahn, M., 170 BroadwayKalischer, Morris, 704 BroadwayKaminsky, I., 1113 Forest Ave.Karelsen, Eph., 198 BroadwayKaskel, Albert, 48 E. 72d St.Kaskel, George, 9 Columbus Ave.Kaskel, Max, 32d St. and Fifth Ave.Kaskel, Paul, 135 W. 78th St.Kastor, Adolph, 14 W. 70th St.Katz, Herman, 16o E. 72d St.Katz, Sam., 162 E. 36th St.Kauffer, Dr., 112 W. 72d St.Kaufman, A., 2 W. 89th St.

Kaufman, Adolph, 171 W. 71st St.Kaufman, r„dwin G., 250 W. 82d St.Kaufman, Harry F., 287 Hudson St.Kaufman, Julius, 9 Maiden LaneKaufman, Julius, 576 BroadwayKaufman, Louis, 82 Fulton St.Kaufman, Mrs. L., 285 Central ParkWest

Kaufman, Morris, Pittsburg, Pa.Kaufman, Baruch, 52 BroadwayKeim, Frederick, 306 W. 94th St.Keim, John R., II W. 32d St.Keller, Samuel L., 122 W. 114th St.Kempner, A. W., 44 W. 88th St.Keppler, Tobias A., 280 BroadwayKerngood, W. J., c/o The OlympicTheatre, E. 14th St.

Kessler, Mrs. A., 2 E. 78th St.Keyes, Mrs. K. C., 959 LexingtonAve.

Kiene, E. H., Hotel WoodstockKimball, Chas. E., 139 W. 41st St.Kitzinger, E. L., 71 Fifth Ave.Kitzinger, Elmore, 71 Fifth Ave.Kitzinger, Harry, 71 Fifth Ave.Klauber Bros. Co., 502 BroadwayKlingenstein, W., 309 BroadwayKnopf, Samuel, 32 Union SquareKoenig, Samuel, 237 E. 7th St.Koenigsberger, Mrs. M., 82 Fulton

St.Kohn, Harry R., 42 BroadwayKohn, S. H., 334 W. 72d St.Kohns, Lee, 127 W. 79th St.Kohnstamm, E. H., 87 Park PlaceKoplik, Chas. M., 139 Park RowKoplik, Isidor, 139 Park RowKoplik, Jos. B., 54 E. 123d St.Krakauer, Jacques, 308 Fifth Ave.Kraus, George J., 1493 BroadwayKrause, Oscar, Io9 Leonard St.Krause, Bertha, In memoriamKremer, Eugene, 49 Wall St.Krower, Alfred, 37 Maiden Lane

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Huh Chas. E., Produce ExchangeHuh, E. S., Produce ExchangeKuhn, Henry, 39 E. 12th St.Kupfer, Bernhard, Madison AvenueHotel

Lamont, John, & Son, 51 MaidenLane

Landau, Sr. S., 1150 Lexington Ave.Lauterbach, Aaron, 2 Maiden LaneLapowski, Dr. B., 28 W. 59th St.Lehman, Mrs. M, 175 W. 58th St.Leibman, Walter H., 32 BroadwayLeitner, Jacob, 29 Beck St.Leopold, J., 18 BroadwayLevey, L., 272 Kent Ave., BrooklynLevi, Emil S., 29 W. 71St St.Levie, Joe N., 200 W. I I Ith St.Levy, Mrs., 149 W. 136th St.Levy, Abraham, 209 W. 136th St.Levy, Alfred K., 691 BroadwayLevy, Ben. C., 691 BroadwayLevy, Berthold, 82 Pearl St.Levy, Henlein, 313 W. 8ist St.Levy, Isaac D., 21st St. and Broad-way

Levy, Jos. A., 691 BroadwayLevy, Louis, 205 W. 139th St.Levy, Moe, 119 Walker St.Levy, Moe C., 691 BroadwayLevy, Phillip, 29 BroadwayLevy, Sam. H., 46 W. 76th St.Levy, William, 2322 Third Ave.

Lewis, Samuel, 1421 Madison Ave.

Lewisohn, Lillie, Hotel St. Regis,

55th St. and Fifth Ave.

Lichtenauer, I., 312 Manhattan Ave.

Lichtenstein, Abe, 538 Fifth Ave.

Lichtenstein, Bernhard, 117 MaidenLane

Lichtenstein, Max, 34 W. 4th St.•Liebman, Adolph, c/o The Coronet

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Liebmann, Chas., 784 Fifth Ave.Light, N. D., 18 Washington PlaceLindenborn, Sol., 170 BroadwayLittle, John, 1196 Third Ave.Lippmann, George, 198 BroadwayLivingston, Wm., 67 E. 87th St.Loeb, C. M., 52 BroadwayLoeb, F. G., 115 BroadwayLoeb, Otto, 39 E. 12th St.Loewengard, Otto, 27 William St.Loewenstein, N., 633 Second Ave.Loewi, Hugo V., 35 Pearl St.Loewus, Leopold, 456 Mt. HopePlace

London, Newman, 830 E. 163d St.Long, Louis, 78 Worth St.Lorsch, Arthur, 37 Maiden LaneLorsch, Edwin S., 37 Maiden LaneLouchheim, H. F., 20 Broad St.Lovin, Martin, 225 W. 139th St.Lowenbein, M., 383 Fifth Ave.Lowenstein Bros., 79 Fifth Ave.Lowenthal, Jacob, c/o The AnsoniaLurie, James, 750 Lexington Ave.

McCabe, A. W., 34 Green St., New-ark, N. J.

Mack, Frederick C., 483 BroadwayManges, H. L., 81 Avenue AManheimer, A., 108 E. 8i st St.March, S. H., 16 W. 85th St.Marks, Jacob, 920 Prospect Ave.Marks, M., 311 East 57th St.Marks, Morris, 632 BroadwayMarshuetz, Jules C., 479 Mt. HopePlace

Martin, W., c/o Cafe MartinMayer, Dr. A., 40 E. 6oth St.Mayer, Bernhard, 41 E. 72d St.Mayers, S. A., 245 W. 113th St.Mehrlust, J., 14 John St.Mendel, Jos., 23 E. 67th St.Mendel, Moses I., 242 Grand St.

Mendelsohn, A., 157 Water St.Mendelsohn, J., 6ii W. 114th St.Mendelsohn, Max, 16o Water St.Merseles, Theo. F., 207 W. 24th St.Metcalf Bros. & Co., 57-59 Worth St.Meyer, A. B., 34 Green St., Newark,N. J.

Meyer, Leopold, 36 Green St., New-ark, N. J.

Meyer, Oscar J., c/o The HargraveHotel, 112 W. 72d St.

Meyer, Oscar R., Hotel WellingtonSeventh Ave. and 55th St.

Meyers, Charles, 1245 Madison Ave.Miller, Eli, c/o Rosenthal, Seigel &

Co., 96 Bleecker St.Miller, Frank, 15 W. ii6th St.Miller, Nathan, 29 BroadwayMirabeau, Marcel M., 54 MaidenLane

Morganthau, G. L., 5o W. i8th St.Morganthau, Henry, 165 BroadwayMorris, Henry, 2 W. 86th St.Morrissey, Mr., 159 Fifth Ave.Mosauer, L. M., Westchester andProspect Ayes.

Mosher, Mr., 161 Crosby St.Moyse, Eward, 82 Beaver St.Mundheim, Samuel, 322 W. 72d St.Munro, R. A., 64 Wall St.Murphy, Edward, 669 Eleventh Ave.Murphy, R. T., 33 W. 12th St.Myers, Lawrence, 17 E. 37th St.Myers, Marcus A., 524 BroadwayMyers, Nathaniel, 135 Central ParkWest

Naftal, Mrs. M., 748 Sixth Ave.Nathan, Joe, 104 Bleecker St.Neuberger, Benno, 145 Water St.Newgass, Louis M., Hotel Knicker-bocker

Newman, Jacob, 6o White St.

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0Oberdorf, D., 262 Church St.Oppenheim, C. J., 34th St., c/o Op-penheim, Collins Co.

Oppenheim, Hugo, 87 Nassau St.Oppenheim, J., 29 W. 86th St.Oppenheim, Max, 24-36 Main St.,Brooklyn

Oppenheimer, August, 8 W. 75th St.Oppenheimer, Henry E., 123 W. 86th

St.Oppenheimer, Herman, Jr., I MaidenLane

Oppenheimer, H. J., i Maiden Lane

Oppenheimer, Hy. S., 65 Nassau St.Ottinger Bros., 31 Nassau St.Ottinger, Leon, 23 W. 75th St.Ottinger, Marx, 20 E. 70th St.Ottinger, Moses, 31 Nassau St.

Pachner, Isaac, 48 Edgecomb Ave.Parke, V., 61i W. 113th St.Peierls, S., 141 W. 78th St.Pelton, Jerry M., 448 W. 57th St.Philipson, Sam., 199 Greene St.Phillips, S. D., 297 Sterling Place,Brooklyn.

Platzek, Judge M. W., 320 BroadwayPlaut, Jos., 120 William St.Plaut, Sol., 31 W. 89th St.Pollak, Chas. N., 125 E. 47th St.Posner & Co., iii BroadwayPotts, J. Finley, 49 E. 21st St.Prehs, Conrad, 498 Broome St.Price, David, 286 Sixth Ave.Prince, Adolph, 320 Grand St.Putzel, Chas., 299 Broadway

Rabinowitz, A., 721 BroadwayRabinowitz, J., 715 BroadwayRawitzer, Herman, 283 W. Broad-

wayRawitzer, S., 283 W. Broadway

Regan, James B., Hotel Knicker-bocker

Regan, Mrs. Jas. B., Hotel Knicker-bocker

Regensburg, Babette, 164 Canal St.Reichenberger, Victor M., 14 E. 45th

St.Reichman, Wm., 98 Franklin St.Reiling, Joseph, 97 Greene St.Reiman, Wm., 328 Fifth Ave.Renskorf, Alfred, 68 William St.Renskorf, Harry, 115 BroadwayRice, Ignatius, 87 Fifth Ave.Riglander, M. M., 47 Maiden LaneRinaldo, L., 233 Grand St.Robertson, A., 8 Great Jones St.Robertson, Julius, 122 W. 80th St.Robitzek, E., 759 Beck St.Rogers, G. A., 63 Park RowRogers, H. M., 117 W. 45th St.Roseborn, H. W., 87 Nassau St.Rosen, H. B., 197 Park Row Build-ing

Rosenbaum, Carl, 2030 BroadwayRosenbaum, Herman, 207 W. 24th

St.Rosenbaum, Henry J., 207 W .24th

St.Rosenbaum, Martin, 24 UniversityPlace

Rosenbaum, Nathan, 207 W. 24th St.Rosenbaum, S., c/o Rothenberg Co.,W. 14th St.

Rosenbaum, Wm., 207 W. 24th St.Rosenberg, H., 58th St. and EleventhAve.

Rosenberg & Co., Joseph, 134-136Spring St.

Rosenberger, Leopold, 37 Maiden

LaneRosenfeld, Geo., 16 New St.Rosenfeld, Robert, 519 W. 141st St.Rosenthal, Harris, 92 Bleecker St.Rosenthal, Henry, 92 Bleecker St.

Rosenthal, J. S., 92 Bleecker St.Rosenthal, Marcus, 61 E. 73d St.Rosenthal, S., 9 E. 6rst St.Rosenthal, S. M., 154 W. ii8th St.Rosenwald, Benno, 35 W. 74th St.Roth, Joseph, 9 Columbus Ave.Rothschild, Al., 6o White St.Rothschild, Mrs. F., 32 W. 69th St.Rothschild, Mrs. J., 31 W. 57th St.Rothschild, Martin, 210 E. 72d St.Rubenstein, M. I., 349 BroadwayRubin, Max, 18 NV. r8th St.Rubin, Millard H., 103 Fifth Ave.Rubin, Mr., 149 Wooster St.Rubinstein, J. L., 85 Fifth Ave.

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Sachs, P. J., 43 Exchange PlaceSachs, Mrs. Sam., The Leonori, 63d

St. and Madison Ave.Saks & Co., 34th St. and BroadwaySaks, I., Broadway and 33d St.Salant, G., 74 Leonard St.Sallinger, E., 149 W. 80th St.Salomon, Walter J., 500 Fifth Ave.Salzer, Leopold, 584 BroadwaySamuels, L., 49 Maiden LaneSarner, Julius, 1855 Seventh Ave.Sartoris, A., 20 Broad St.Saxe, Martin (in memoriam ofFabin Saxe)

Schafer, Leonard, 20 Broad St.Schaffer, Mrs. S., 59 W. 55th St.Schaye, B., 206 E. 83d St.Scheier, S., 72 W. 94th St.Scheuerman, Hy. L., 22 William St.Schiff, T., 88 Withers St., BrooklynSchiffer, Edwin H., 113-117 Spring

St.Schoen, Eugene, 302 BroadwaySchoenberg, J. E., 4 WashingtonPlace

Schoeninger, Henry, goo BroadwayScholle, A. H„ 30 Broad St.

Scholle, M. J., 5 Nassau St.Schreiber, Nathan, 637 BroadwaySchrier, M. E., In memoriamSchroeder, F. A., 524 BroadwaySchuldenfrei, S., 1845 Seventh Ave.Schwartzwald, Abraham, 473 E. 139thSchweinburg, Emil, 50 W. 77th St.Seligman A. J., 52 BroadwaySeligman, L. F., 472 West End Ave.Shongood, Mrs. J., 51 E. 96th St.Sichel, E. A., io Wall St.Sickle, I., 200 W. 112th St.Sidenberg, G., 48 W. 56th St.Sidenberg, H., 477 BroadwaySiegel, A., 679 Lexington Ave.Siegel, Jerome, c/o Siegel, CooperCo.

Siegel, Joe, 92 Bleecker St.Siegel, Nat, 621 Second Ave.Silberstein, E., 320 Convent Ave.Silver, Abraham, 1200 Madison Ave.Silverstein, Joshua, II Union SquareSimm, I. A., 153 W. 72d St.Simon, A. L., 729 BroadwaySimson, L. M., 539 BroadwaySklarek, A., 34 W. 95th St.Sobel, H., 35 Nassau St.Soloman, Henry, 58 E. 65th St.Sommerich, M. S., 704 BroadwaySomers, B., Pier A, North RiverSondheim, S., 815 BroadwaySondheim, S., 86 W. 119th St.Spektorsky, H., 259 Canal St.Spellman, E. L., 59 W. 94th St.Spellman. I. E., 481 Washington St.Spencer, W., 144 Barrow St.Spiegelberg, Mrs. Chas., 8 W. 70th

St.Spiro, Dave, 584 West End Ave.Spitzner, G. W., 12 E. 74th St.Stark, Julius, 149 W. 136th St.Stark, Martin, 149 W. 136th St.Steckler, Julius, 261 BroadwaySteicrman, Carl, 114 Fifth Ave.

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Stein, Abram, 130 Fifth Ave.Stein, Fred M., 20 Nassau St.Stein, J., 54 E. 9th St.Stein, Maurice, 130 W. 112th St.Stein, Morton, 37-39 Liberty St.Steinam, Abraham, 162 Greene St.Steindler, Milton, 1402 BroadwaySteindler, Percival J., 1402 Broad-way

Steiner, Mrs. J., 134 W. 74th St.Steiner, S. S., 22 Whitehall St.Steiner, Samuel V., 22 Whitehall St.Steinhardt, H., 29 Ninth Ave.Steinhardt, L., 29 Ninth Ave.Steinthal, R., 688 Eighth Ave.Stember, I., 124 West 82d St.Stern, Alfred, 117 W. 79th St.Stern, Mrs. E. A., 2 E. 78th St.Stern, Isaac, 478 BroadwayStern, James, 8 W. 70th St.Stern, Mrs. L., 28 W. 74th St.Stern, Louis, 2060 Third Ave.Stern, Meyer, cor. White and Church

Sts.Stern, R. S., 636 BroadwayStern, Wm., 8 W. 3d St.Sternau, S., 195 Plymouth St., Brook-lyn

Sternbach, S., 30 Broad St.Sternberg, M., 8 Washington Place

Sternberg, S., 8 Washington Place

Sterne, A. F., 885 West End Ave.Steuer, M. D., 320 BroadwayStich, Charles, In memoriamStiner, Martin E., 27 William St.Stralem, Casimer, 5 Nassau St.Strasburger, Lionel, 195 Plymouth

St., BrooklynStraus, M. J., 71 Central Park West

Straus, Percy, c/o R. H. Macy Co.Strauss, Bernard, 87 Nassau St.Strauss, I. T., 35 Vesey St., Newark,

N. J.Strauss, Ferdinand, 128 Broadway

Strauss, J. D., 685 Broad St., New-ark, N. J.

Stroock, J., Newburg, N. Y.Stroock, Louis S., 65 Bleecker St.Stroock, M. E., 65 Bleecker St.Strous, N., The Ansonia 73d St. andBroadway

Strouse, Abe, 13 E. 67th St.Sulzberger, Cyrus, 516 West EndAve.

Sulzberger, I., 45th St. and FirstAve.

Swimmer, Robt., 525 West 26th St.Sykes, C. S., iio Central Park West

Tatum, A. H., 46 Barclay St.Taylor, J. E., 292 W. 92d St.Teller, Leo C., 234 Decatur St.,Brooklyn

Thomason, Frederick B., 64 WallSt.

Tim, Louis B., 93 Franklin St.Toch, H. M., 320 Fifth Ave.Toch, Maximilian, 261 W. 71st St.Triest, J. S., 155 Spring St.Tucker, J., 48 Edgecomb Ave.trYnberg, S., Jr., 46 Cedar St.

Ullman, E. S., 20 W. 20th St.Unterberg, J., Franklin and Church

Sts.Untermeyer, Milton F., 42 BroadwayVan Praag, John, 216 W. 122d St.Veith, Henry, 65 Nassau St.Volk, Jacob, 88 Delancey St.Vorhous, L. J. To6 E. 8oth St.

Wallach, Henry, 95 W. 119th St.Waller, Jerome, 150 Water St.Walsch, T. W., 596 BroadwayVVarendorff, Mrs. A., 1193 Broadway

Wasserman, Mr. Henry L.,Madison Ave.

Waxelbaum, C., 142 Water St.Wayland, I. E., 285 BroadwayWeber, Joe, 29th St. and BroadwayWeichman, V., 136 Spring St.Weil, Harry W., 36 Green St., New-ark, N. J.

Weil, J., 5 Beekman St.Weil, Jonas, 36 E. 75th St.Weil, Max, 102 W. 80th St.Weil, Myron L., 51 Exchange PlaceWeill, Mrs. A. J., St. Urban, 89th St.and Central Park West

Weill, George W., 320 BroadwayWeill, M., 1025 Third Ave.Weiner, J. K., 345 BroadwayWeisl, H., 25 Broad St.Werbelovsky, Jacob H., 93 Meserole

St., BrooklynWerner, A. L., 708 BroadwayWerner, H., 798 BroadwayWerner, J., 708 BroadwayWerner, Wm., 20 E. 93d St.Wertheim, Miss Gladys B., ioi Gold

St.Wertheim, Sol., um Gold St.White, Robt., 203 W. cast St.Wiener, Jack, 1443 BroadwayWillard, W. B., 64 Wall St.Willson, George L., The Clarendon,86th St. and Riverside Drive

Wimpfheimer, Mrs. A. F., 124 E. 70th

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St.Wimpfheimer, Mrs. Chas. A., 18 W.76th St.

Wineburgh, H., 277 BroadwayWise, Arthur, 38 W. 21st St.Wise, B. S., 117 W. 87th St.Wodiska, Julius, 40 John St.Wohlgemuth, I., 139 W. 112th St.Wolf, Mrs. A. D., West End Ave.and 82d St.

Wolf, Ben., 3 Waverly Place

PERPETUAL BED

ESTABLISHED BY THE

LADIES' AUXILIARY

OF THE

HOSPITAL FOR DEFORMITIES

AND JOINT DISEASES

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Wolf, F., 5 W. 69th St.Wolf, Nathan, 116 E. 76th St.Wolff, Mrs. L., 981 Madison Ave.Wolfman, Dr. Philip, 220 E. 5th St.Wollman, Mr. Benj. F., 20 Broad St.Wormser, Airs. Isidor, 836 FifthAve.

Wormser, 0. D., 929 West End Ave.Wyler, S., 4 W. 28th St.

Young, Miss Agnes, Hotel Walton,70th St. and Columbus Ave.

Young, Bert, The Narragansett, 93dSt. and Broadway

Zeeman, Arthur, 92-96 Bleecker St.Zeimer, I., 230 W. 97th St.Zipkes, Maximilian, 261 W. 129th St.Zipkin, D., 662 E. 141st St.

LADIES' AUXILIARY OF THE HOSPITAL

MRS. HARRY LONG

Officers.

PresidentMRS. MAX KRAUS Vice-PresidentMRS. HERMAN C. FRAUENTHAL TreasurerMRS. HATTIE LANDMAN Corresponding SecretaryMRS. HENRY BRILL Recording Secretary

Directors.

MRS. CHAS. ADLER,MISS FRANCES BRAUNSTEIN,

MRS. MAX KRAUS,MRS. HATTIE LANDMAN,

MRS. HENRY BRILL, MRS.MRS. HERMAN C. FRAUENTHAL,MRS.MRS. ISAAC FRIEDENHEIT, MRS.MRS. D. W. HERMAN, MRS.

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LOUIS LADINSKI,HARRY LONG,HERMAN ROSENBERG,JOSEPHINE STINER.

COMMITTEES

House Committee.

Mrs. Herman C. Frauenthal, Chairman,Mrs. Chas. Adler.

Sewing Committee.

Mrs. Max Kraus, Chairman,Mrs. Henry Brill,Mrs. Hattie Landman.

Finance Committee.

Mrs. Herman C. Frauenthal, Chairman,Mrs. Herman Rosenberg,Mrs. Harry Long.

Nominating Committee.

Mrs. Harry Long, Chairman,Mrs. Herman C. Frauenthal,Mrs. Josephine Stiner.

Membership Committee.

Mrs. Landman, Chairman,Miss F. Braunstein.

Kindergarten Work.

Mrs. Harry Wasserman.

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PRESIDENT'S REPORT OF LADIES' AUXILIARY

To the Officers and Members of the Ladies Auxiliary:Our Auxiliary continues its good work in materially assisting

the Hospital to meet the growing demands made upon it by theincreasing number of clinical and ward patients.

In the past year we enrolled twelve new patrons and twenty-six members, making a total of one hundred and eighty-fivemembers and thirty-nine patrons. I earnestly hope that you willassist me in endeavoring to further increase our membership list.Whosoever visits the Hospital becomes interested in its work;therefore, invite your friends to visit us. It is always a case ofcoming, seeing, giving.We deeply regret the passing away of our members,

Mrs. H. Nordlinger, Mrs. I. Josepthal, and Mrs. A. Nelson,

who were among the first to join us.We have in the past year supplied the Hospital with new fur-

niture, kitchen utensils, bedding, etc., and have recently furnisheda floor for our nurses. In addition to this, the Ladies' Auxiliaryvoted $800.00 out of their treasury to be handed to the Board ofDirectors of the Hospital, which, in addition to the $7oo.00 do-nated on a previous occasion, has established for our Auxiliary amemorial bed in the Children's Ward, which section of theHospital appeals most to our mother hearts. It is a source ofgreat satisfaction to the ladies to feel that as long as the Hos-pital shall exist there will always be some little soul whoseaffliction can be ameliorated through the ministrations it shall

receive in this bed.Owing to the increasing need of supplies, let me beg of you,

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Ladies of the Auxiliary, to attend our semi-monthly sewing meetings with greater regularity. Aside from the fact that we canthus do much work, it is most interesting to note the improvement in various cases. Some little ones who were strapped toboards last Winter now walk around almost ready to be dismissedTo see such grand results stimulates interest in the work andmakes us leave the Hospital contented and feeling that we arehelping to equalize the battle of life for many beings.In closing, I wish to thank our Officers and Directresses for

their endeavors during the past year. I also again take occasionto thank our Matron, Miss Barden, for the assistance she hasrendered and to ,express our great satisfaction at the clean andsanitary condition of the Hospital.

Respectfully submitted,FLORENCE R. LONG,

President.

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TREASURER'S REPORT

Receipts.Patrons $ 330.00Members 735-00Cash Donations 55.00Balance from last year 475.45

$1,595.45Disbursements.

Paid to Mrs. Herman C. Frauenthal 20.12Paid to Abraham & Strauss (chairs and sheets) 175.83Mrs. Albert Erdman 10.00Meyer Bros. 3.50Rosner Stationery Co. 3.00Paid to Mrs. Herman C. Frauenthal 8.72Postage 3.50Charles B. Rouss 6.53Paid to Miss Barden for mending woman and kinder-

garten work 6.51M. Bertuch 20.00Mr. Louis F. Rothschild, Treasurer 800.00Paid to Abraham & Strauss 159.06Paid to Gorham & Co. 3.50Abraham & Strauss 19.35Abraham & Strauss 165.00Balance 190.83

$1,595.45Respectfully submitted,

MINNIE R. FRAUENTHAL,Treas. Pro. Tem.

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PATRONSA

Adler, Mrs. Chas., 40 W. 51st St.

Borg, Mrs. Sidney, 33 W. 72d St.Brower, Mrs. Maurice, 241 W. 101st

St.Brown, Mrs. Rosa, 18 E. 6oth St.

Einstein, Mrs. E., 45 E. 72d St.Erdman, Mrs. Albert, 54 W. 70th St.

Frankel, Miss Hannah, Io6 E. 106thSt.

Frauenthal, Mrs. Herman C., 146 W.72d St.

Friedman, Mrs. Yetta, 212 E. 72d St.

Glazier, Mrs. S. W., 17 E. 67th St.Goodhart, Mrs. J. P., 21 W. 8ISt St.Gruenstein, Mrs. M., 60 W. 95th St.

Haas, Mrs. Louis, 14 E. 60th St.Halle, Mrs. J., 32 W. 54th St.Hart, Mrs. Julius, 322 W. 58th St.Herrmann, Mrs. Theodore, 21 E.92d St.

Hernsheim, Mrs. J., 307 W. io6th St.

Kahn, Miss Rosa, 99 Sea View Ave.,Long Branch, N. J.

Landman, Mrs. Hattie, 836 West EndAve.

Lehman, Mrs. I., 17 W. 68th St.Long, Mrs. Harry, 28 E. 68th St.

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Mandelbaum, Mrs. M. J., 227 W.141st St.

Michel, Mrs. D., 624 SecondBrooklyn

Nathan, Mrs. Max, 22 E. 72d St.

St.,

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Oppenheim, Mrs. C. J., Cedarhurst,L. I.

Rosenberg, Mrs. Herman, 166 W.78th St.

Scholle, Mrs. A. H., The Seminole,69th St. and Broadway

Scherwin, Mrs. Lorenz, The Mar-tinique, 33d St. and Broadway

Shoenfeld, Mrs. L. B., 47 W. 86th

St.Siegbert, Mrs. Louis, Gotham Hotel,

55th St. and Fifth Ave.Siegbert, Mrs. Sam., St. Urban, 89th

St. and Central Park West

Sinn, Mrs. L., 12 E. 94th St.Stern, Mrs. B., 7 W. 53d St.Strauss, Mrs. Frank, St. Regis Hotel,55th St. and Fifth Ave.

Strauss, Mrs. Wm., 20 E. 74th St.Sulzberger, Mrs. F., 21 E. 67th St.

Wertheim, Mrs. J., 5 W. 76th St.Wolff, Mrs. Alfred, 48 E. 76th St.

Zuckerman, Mrs. Henry, 175 W. 72dSt.

MEMBERS

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Abraham, Mrs. A., 800 St. Mark'sAve., Brooklyn

Adler, Mrs. Max, 70 W. 69th St.Adler, Mrs. Sam., 51 W. 88th St.Alexander, Mrs. 310 W. 94th St.Arnstein, Mrs. Eugene, 707 MadisonAve.

Bachrach, Mrs. J., 1g E. 95th St.Benjamin, Mrs. G. G., 2030 Broad-way

Bernheim, Mrs. Henry, 8o W. 40thSt.

Bernheimer, Mrs. Max E., 39 W.72d St.

Bernstein, Mrs. J., 1270 MadisonAve.

Bier, Mrs. Sylvan, The Clarendon,Riverside Drive and 86th St.

Bierman, Mrs. I., 42 E. 69th St.Birnbaum, Mrs. 771 Madison Ave.Bleimlein, Mrs. Cora, 237 W. 'loth

St.Bloch, Mrs. M., 126 W. 75th St.Blun, Mrs. Edwin, lig W. 85th St.Blun, Mrs. Ferdinand, 2 W. 88th St.Blun, Mrs. Louis, 14 E. 6oth St.Boehm, Mrs. I., 1331 Madison Ave.Bondy, Miss Rose, 14 E. 6oth St.Brill, Mrs. Henry, 27 W. 71st St.

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Brill, Mrs. Maurice, 112 E. 62d St.Brownstein, Miss F., The Ansonia,73d St. and Broadway

Bullowa, Mrs. Alfred, 71 W. 85th St.

Carlebach, Mrs. E., 136 W. 86th stCohen, Mrs. N. D., The Ansonia,73d St. and Broadway

Coleman, Mrs. A., 50 W. 68th St.

David, Mrs. B. E., 28 W. 87th St.Dinkelspiel, Mrs. H., 249 W. 98th St.Dittenhoefer, Mrs. T. M., 31 E. 74th

St.Dittman, Miss M., The Savoy, 59th

St. and Fifth Ave.Doernberg, Mrs. D., 216 W. moth

St.Dreyfus, Mrs. J. G., 304 W. 85th St.

Einhorn, Mrs. Max, 20 E. 63d St.Eising, Mrs. E. B., 308 W. 106th St.Eising, Mrs. Harry, Far Rockaway,L. I.

Eising, Mrs. Louis, 32 E. 65th St.Elkus, Mrs. Abram I., 26 E. 6ist St.Elsas, Mrs. Herman, 33 W. 85th St.Ernst, Mrs. Max, 22 E. 92d St.Erstein, Mrs. Max, 43 E. 63d St.

Forsheim, Mrs. Adolph, 130 W. 75thSt.

Frankel, Mrs. I., 117 E. 71st St.Franklin, Mrs. F., 134 E. 65th St.Friedlander, Miss Hortense, HotelWalton, 70th St. and ColumbusAve.

Friedman, Mrs. Sol., 8 E. 8oth St.

Gattle, Mrs. E. M., Euclid Hall, 86thSt. and Broadway

Geiershofer, Mrs. Arthur, i W. 70thSt.

Geiershofer, Mrs. H., The Ansonia,73d St. and Broadway

Ginsburgh, Mrs. E. L., ro6 E. ii6thSt.

Goldenberg, Mrs. H., 120 E. 72d St.Goldsmith, Mrs. Eva, 838 West EndAve.

Goldsmith, Mrs. L., 231 W. 96th St.Goldsmith, Mrs. Philip, 16 E. 63d St.Goodkind, Mrs. M., St. Urban, 89th

St. and Central Park WestGoodkind, Mrs. Percy, Carlton Hotel,54th St. and Broadway

Gray, Miss Frances, Hotel Marie An-toinette, 66th St. and Broadway

Greenhut, Mrs. B. J., 36 W. 72d St.Greenhut, Mrs. J. B., Hotel SavoyGuggenheim, Mrs. Simon, 71 Broad-way

Haas, Mrs. B. F., 322 W. 89th St.Harburger, Mrs. L., 30 W. 88th St.Haskell, Mrs. Harry, 602 W. 137th

St.Hayman, Mrs. M., 249 W. I07th St.Heim, Mrs. H., 2 W. 88th St.Heimerdinger, Mrs. E. C., 1231 Madi-son Ave.

Heimerdinger, Mrs. H. C., 1361 Madi-son Ave.

Heineman, Mrs. M., Cedarhurst, L.

Herzberg, Mrs. Aaron, 785 Lexing-ton Ave.

lierzfeld, Mrs. R., 22 W. 72d St.Hess, Mrs. Alfred, 154 W. 72d St.Hess, Mrs. Selmar, 956 Madison Ave.Hesse, Mrs. Dave, 227 W. 141st St.Hirsch, Mrs. Albert, iii W. 86th St.Hirschberg, Mrs. S., 21 W. 94th St.Hirschhorn, Mrs. C., Greenwich,Conn.

Kahn, Mrs. Isdori, 206 BroadwayKahn, Mrs. Sam., 23 W. 95th St.Katzenberg, Mrs. Dora, 227 W. 141st

St.Koplik, Mrs. Henry, 20 E. 62d St.Kramer, Mrs. E., 785 Lexington Ave.Kraus, Mrs. Harry, 155 W. 72d St.Kraus, Mrs. Max, 141 W. 75th St.Kremer, Mrs. Eugene, Pelham, N.Y.

Kriegsman, Mrs. Samuel, The An-sonia, 73d St. and Broadway

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Ladinski, Mrs. Louis J., 1289 Madi-son Ave.

Lambert, Mrs. A. T., 2 W. 88th St.Landman, Mrs. I., 200 W. 70th St.Lauer, Mrs. M. W., 72 E. 8oth St.Leopold, Mrs. J., 1469 LexingtonAve.

Leopold, Mrs. James, 357 W. 84thSt.

Leventritt, Miss Olivia, 34 W. 77thSt.

Levi, Mrs. A. L., 225 Hamilton Place,Paterson, N. J.

Levi, Mrs. Jules C., Hotel Majestic,W. 72d St.

Lewengood, Mrs. S., 450 West EndAve.

Lewis, Mrs. M., 605 W. 112th St.Lichtenauer, Miss Alice, 58 W. 52d

St.Lichtenberg, Mrs., 2069 AnthonyAve., Bronx, N. Y.

Little, Mrs. John, 1425 BroadwayLoewenstein, Mrs. Charles, 300 Cen-

tral Park West.Loewenstein, Mrs. N., 633 SecondAve.

Loewenthal, Mrs. Julius, 50 W. 85thSt.

Loewenthal, Mrs. R. A., 261 CentralPark West

Long, Mrs. Louis, 15 W. 70th St.Lowenstein, Miss F., 528 W. 143d St.

Maas, Mrs. Gus, 130 E. 72d St.Mamelsdorf, Mrs. E., 26 Rue Mon-taigne, Paris, France

Manges, Mrs. M., 72 E. 79th St.Marks, Mrs. S., 232 W. 138th St.Marshall, Mrs. Louis, 47 E. 72d St.Mayers, Mrs. A., 220 W. 139th St.Meinhard, Mrs. I., The Van Dyke,72d St. and Amsterdam Ave.

Meyer, Mrs. Abraham, The Torring-ton Apts., 70th St. and CentralPark West

Meyers, Mrs. E. L., 69 E. 8oth St.Miller, Mrs. Nathan, 437 West EndAve.

Nathan, Mrs. R., 12 W. 74th St.New, Mrs. Sidney, 12 W. 88th St.Nordlinger, Miss Amy, The Elberon,98th St. and Central Park West

Nordlinger, Mrs. L., 146 W. 87th St.

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0Oppenheimer, Mrs. D. E., 56 E. 66th

St.Oppenheimer, Mrs. H. S., 57 E. 8oth

St.Oppenheimer Mrs. J. 47 W. 69th St.Oppenheimer Mrs. Myron 771 Madi-son Ave.

Oppenheimer, Mrs. Seymour, 45 E.60th St.

Ottinger, Mrs. Moses, 23 W. 75th St.

Peierls, Mrs. S., 141 W. 78th St.Pfeiffer, Mrs., Dr., 943 Madison Ave.Plant, Mrs. Herman, Hotel Regent,70th St. and Broadway

Plaut, Mrs. Leopold, 87 E. 79th St.

Rice, Mrs. H., 13 E. 112th St.Rice, Mrs. S. M., Hotel SavoyRose, Mrs. S., I W. 85th St.Rosenbaum, Mrs. Herman, Lawrence,L. I.

Rosenblatt, Mrs. Edgar, 14 E. 6othSt.

Rosenwald, Mrs. Henry, Hotel Neth-erland

Rothschild, Mrs. Maurice, 49 W. 72dSt.

Rothschild, Mrs. S. F., 25 Montgom-ery Place, Brooklyn

Salzer, MTS. L., 29 W. 87th St.Schainwald. Mrs. Chas.. Savoy HotelScheuerman, Mrs. Henry, 254 W.82d St.

Schiffer, Mrs. A., 12 E. 76th St.Schwartz, Mrs. Jacob, 523 W. 143d

St.Selig, Mrs. Arthur, 254 W. 82d St.Selig, Mrs. Fanny, 254 W. 82d St.Seligman, Mrs. Albert, 780 Park Ave.

Sidenberg, Miss Edith, 43 W. 76thSt.

Sidenberg, Mrs. G., 48 W. 56th St.Simon, Mrs. David E., 38 E. 58th

St.Simon, Mrs. Harry, 33 W. 75th St.Sinauer, Mrs. Berthold, Io6 CentralPark West

Smith, Mrs. T. R., 783 Madison Ave.Sondheim, Mrs. Belle, 153 W. 72d

St.Spiegelberg, Mrs. Albert, 106 Cen-

tral Park WestStarlight Miss Rose, 121 W. I22d

St.Steckler, Mrs. A., 120 W. 77th St.Steinberg, Mrs. Fannie, 310 W. 73d

St.Steiner, Mrs. Josephine, Hotel St.Andrews

Steiner, Mrs. Sam. T., 56 W. 70thSt.

Steinhardt, Mrs. Mollie, 134 F.. 65thSt.

Steiniger, Mrs. S., 313 W. io2d St.Stern, Mrs. Anton, 51 W. 88th St.Stern, Mrs. Louis, 7 W. 74th St.Straus, Mrs. Dudley, 217 W. 'loth St.Straus, Mrs. Isidor, Hotel St. RegisStraus, Mrs. Oscar, do L. Straus &Sons, 44 Warren St.

Sutro, Mrs. Lionel, Green Gables,Port Chester, N. Y.

PrTannenbaum, Mrs. L., 3 W. 121st St.Traub, Mrs. S., II E. 80th St.

Untermyer, Mrs. I., is E. 6oth St.

VVeith, Mrs. H. F., Hotel Netherland

Warner, Mrs. M. J., 300 W. Io9thSt.

Wasserman, Mrs. H. L., St. Urban,89th St. and Central Park West

Weil, Mrs. C. M., 70 Carroll St., Pat-erson, N. J.

Weinberg, Mrs. Chas., BrooksideDrive, Greenwich, Conn.

Weinhandler, Mrs. S., 548 W. 113thSt.

Wertheim, Mrs. J., 55 E. 6oth St.Wile, Mrs. Edwin, Majestic HotelWolf, Mrs. Frank, 5 W. 69th St.Wolff, Mrs. Walter, 697 West EndAve.

Wolff, Mrs. W. E., 58 E. 80th St.

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Zeckendorf, Mrs. L., Hotel Seymour,

44 W. 45th St.Zinsler, Mrs. Fannie, 77 W. 128th St.

YOUNG LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S LEAGUE

Officers.

ARTHUR S. UNGER, M D PresidentHARRY A. GOLDBERG, D.D S Vice-PresidentHARRY FINKELSTEIN, M D SecretaryCAROLYN FISHEL Recording SecretaryMR. CHAS. H. HARRIS Treasurer

Board

DR. HARRY FINKELSTEIN,MR. H. M. FRAUENTHAL,DR. H. A. GOLDBERG,HON. MARK GOLDBERG,MR. CHAS. H. HARRIS,DR. A. HERzucH,MR. H. I. SPERLING,MR. L. UNDERNDORFER,

of Directors.

DR. A. S. UNGER,MISS CAROLYN FISHEL,MISS F. B GOLDBERG,MISS F. GOODSTEIN,MISS B. B. GRINBURG,MISS r a HARRIS,MISS LILLIE KLEE,MISS RUTH E. SCHRAM,

MISS FRANKIE SCHUSTER.

Committees.

Chairman Membership Committee L UNDERNDORFERChairman Constitutional Committee HON. MARK GOLDBERGChairman Entertainment Committee...H. A. GOLDBERG, D.D.S.Chairman Reception Committee...ABRAHAM HERZLICH, M.D.Chairman Financial Committee CHARLES H. HARRISChairman Press Committee H I. SPERLING

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PRESIDENT'S REPORT

To the Officers, Board of Directors and Directresses, and Mem-

bers of the Young Ladies' and Gentlemen's League of the;

Hospital for Deformities and Joint Diseases:

In submitting this, the first report of our League, it must

be a source of gratification to all to observe the great success

we have attained in the few months of our existence. We have

grown from four to one hundred and twenty-five in number

in the short period of three months.

The members have been so enthusiastic in our work that

instead of holding one meeting a month, we have had two

regularly, and each and every one of these has been a social

success. We have gained at each gathering from twenty to

thirty new members.Enthusiasm seems to be so great that the Board, having always

in mind to help and uplift the noble work for which our Institu-

tion stands, has donated to the Hospital authorities the sum of

one hundred dollars at the annual meeting of the Hospital.

After our organization was firmly established and success had

come to us, we began to think in what particular way we could

help the Hospital.

I wish to thank Mr. Underndorfer for his donation of all

printed matter for the League.To the Officers and Members of the Board and of the League

I wish to express my sincere thanks for the support they have

given me in this great and noble charity for which our League

stands.Respectfully submitted,

ARTHUR S. UNGER, M.D.,President.

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TREASURER'S REPORT

Receipts.

Ladies' Membership $175.00Gentlemen's Membership 150.00Donations 15.00

$340.00

Disbursements.

The Grand Press (Printing) $ 10.75Clarke & Baker (Cabinet and Cards) 9.80The Grand Press 3.00Duryea's 14.50Stationery and Stamps 2.00Duryea's 26.50Louis F. Mazetti (Refreshments) 24.00Stamps 3.00Donation to Hospital for Deformities and Joint Diseases momM. Salzberg (500 Posta1s) 5.00Balance on hand 141-45

$340.00Respectfully submitted,

(Signed) CHARLES H. HARRIS,Treasurer.

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SECRETARY'S REPORT

To the Officers and Members of the Young Ladies' and Gentle,-

men's League:

This report is of a preliminary nature, due to the fact that

the League is only in its infancy, having been organized inSeptember, 1909.The first open meeting was held on October loth, since which

date two other meetings took place.

We have to date a membership numbering one hundred and

thirty, and are exceedingly fortunate in possessing a number

of real sterling workers, and judging by their accomplishments

thus far, the outlook is, to say the least, very promising.Respectfully submitted,

HARRY FINKELSTEIN, M.D.,Secretary.

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MEMBERS

Baer, Alvin, 3 Maiden LaneBaer, Herbert M., 542 Fifth Ave.Bruckheimer, Sadie J., 144 W. n9th

St.

Cohen, Bella, 357 W. I20th St.Cohen, Albert, io Thomas St.

Eisenberg, Ethel, 611 W. 137th St.Eppstein, Alva, 132 E. 92d St.Esberg, Carrie, izo W. 114th St.

Finkenberg, Ernestine, 95 W. 119thSt.

Finkelstein, Dr. H., 1861 MadisonAve.

Fishel, Leslie, c/o Fishel & Nessler,556 Broadway

Fishel, Theodore K., 25 E. 124th St.Fishel, Carolyn, 25 E. 124th St.isher, Esther, 512 W. 122d St.

Fisher, Erna, 68 E. 91st St.Frank, Philip, 1361 Madison Ave.

Goff, D. D., 231 E. 26th St.Goldberg, Hon. Mark, 222 E. 72d St.Goldberg, Florence B., 222 E. 72d St.Goldberg, Dr. Harry A., 222 E. 72d

St.

L

Goldberg, Dr. Wm. H., 153 W. 129thSt.

Goodstein, Florence, 1839 SeventhAve.

Grinberg, B., St. Urban, CentralPark West and 89th St.

Harris, Charlotte G., 357 W. ii8thSt.

Harris, Charles H., 112 W. 72d St.Hernstadt, Fay L., 60 W. 68th St.Herman, Gisela, 46 W. 93d St.Herschmann, Rose, 472 Central ParkWest

Herschmann, Amelia, 472 CentralPark West

Herzlich, Dr. Abraham, 115 E. 116thSt.

Hirschfield, Rose, 124 W. 114th St.Hess, Irving, 236 W. 112th St.Heyman, Janet, 231 W. 141st St.Heyman, Samuel, 424 E. 57th St.Heymann, Ethel, 537 W. 121st St.

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Isaacs, Miriam, 829 West End Ave.

Jascow, Rose, 854 St. Nicholas Ave.Kaempfer, Hugo, 832 Sixth Ave.Kaliski, Bertha, 825 Park Ave.Kamber, Berdye, 312 W. 93d St.Katz, Lillian B., 204 E. 72d St.

Klee, Estelle, 136 W. 'nth St.Klee, Lillie, 136 W. 'nth St.Kramer, Eva, Ho W. 88th St.Kronfeld, Arthur, 204 E. 72d St.Kraus, Abe, 56 E. 122d St.

Laskee Tillie, 230 W. 142d St.Laskee, Rose, 230 W. 142d St.Lederer, Celia F., 538 W. 136th St.Liebovitz, Harry H., 31 W. 89th St.Lerner, Dorothy, 1301 53d St. Brook-lyn

Levi, Sylvia, 300 W. 94th St.Levy, Rose B. C., so W. 77th St.Lewit, Arthur, 96 Fifth Ave.Loewus, Gertrude E., Io6 Mt. HopePlace

Lowenthal, Sadie, c/o Adelberger,311 W. 97th St.

Lowenthal, Ida, 107 W. 136th St.

Mannheimer, Florence, 143 W. I40thSt.

Mannheimer, Celena, 143 W. 140thSt.

Marks, Ethel, Hotel Bonta Broad-way and 94th St.

Mayer, Rose, 62 E. 92d St.Meuer, Gertrude, 3100 Broadway

Newman, Jack, 1229 Park Ave.Newman, Mildred, 1229 Park Ave.

Oppenheimer, Melvin, 315 W. 98thSt.

Pincus, Augusta, 86 W. 119th St.Pinover, Beatrix, 1944 Madison Ave.Price Arthur 302 Central Park WestPrice, Miss, Central Park West and89th St.

Prince, Irene, 12 E. 97th St.

Rosenthal, Edythe, 240 W. 137th St.Roth, Ida, 153 W. 142d St.

Samuels, Ethel, 133 W. moth St.Schram, Ruth 4., 27 W. 75th St.Schuster, Frankie, 31 W. 128th St.Seideman, Abe, 1485 Bryant Ave.Schulman, Sophie, 64 W. 51st St.SiIverson, Pearl, 34 W. 96th St.Sobel, Blanche, mo W. 121st St.Soss, Celia, 476 W. 143d St.Soss, Helena, 476 W. 143d St.Sparger, Jeanette, 61 Pierrepont St.,Brooklyn

Sperling, Herman I., 143 W. 78th St.Steiner, Stella, 302 Central ParkWest

Strunsky, Dr. Max, 95 W. 119th St.

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Underndorfer, Nettie, 230 W. IOIStSt.

Underndorfer, L., c/o Siegel, CooperCo., i8th St.

Unger, Dr. A. S., 40 W. 128th St.Unger, Rose, 40 W. 128th St.

Weil, Alma, mo W. 141st St.Wessel, Sadie, 203 W. 117th St.Wormser, Bertha, 600 W. 141st St.

Cub()=tent of perpetual, r emortalant) Life WO.

Perpetual Bed $2,500.00Life Bed 1,500.00Memorial Bed 1,000.00

form of 13equeot.

I give and devise to The Hospital for Deformities and JointDiseases of the City of New York, the Sum of Dollars.

form of riet*se of tied Cotate.

I give and devise to The Hospital for Deformities and JointDiseases of the City of New York, the following real estate,to wit: (describe the property here).

pogipttal for 1lDefortuttios attb 3oint offseagio1917-1919 MADISON AVENUE.

I hereby agree to become an annual contributor

as at Dollars

Donor 31oo

Associate Donor 50

Patron 25

Member ro

Mr.

\ Address

Recommended by Remittance to be made to the Treasurer, LOUIS F. ROTHSCHILD