New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31
.Hooray! Hooray for Next
PRESIDENT" Greeting at
Central Palace.
COLONEL BIDS u. 5.
AID STRICKEN JEWS
s.,. Nation Cannot Expect to
Fniov Swollen Prosperity
Without an Accounting.

r.,,,s, Theodore Roosevelt mounted
~s-b'e stairs o. Grand Central
,[.r, Yesterday and, sinele-handed,
-...,s5 shouting CROWD. On the
.no.t stair the band played Hail
.le Chief" The hall Numbered
IL 10000 cheers and the Colone!
.,,.,5 90 make his own greetings
heard 49, :-s.
ID also 10 the left Of him, Nh
s....y,lt managed to wedge a pas :
through the throng. Women
80 for his coat lapels; men I
a~,s5 his hands until the Colonel
-. bres,bless And. above the din
y, voices calling out greetings came
81, e-v from the crowd:
aVoorar, Hoorsy for our next
President
Wl.-eve- tho Colonel went the
nd swep' along. Bazaar booths
ser enpued Of their attendants, and
:. vas csjoled. begged and entreated
=. visit this stand or that. But the .
..,,,.ersy eyes snapped with good /
.r,or and the famous smile blazed a
,,s,sv course through the flower
,,rsvn lanes.
Rose and Flag for Colonel.
IL, 10 the concert hall on the second
s,,- he was escorted by Simeon
s.rursky and Peter Diamond. A girl
mined rose on his coat. Another
decorated him with a tiny American
flag
Fine! Fine" calculated the Colo
rd pat,inc the girls hand. Good
Old stars and S;ripes"
The concer. hall rang with cheers
q, Mr. Roosevelt stepped on the plat
form bu. he wasted no time in com
mr. to tie purpose OF his visit. l.
VA, 20 aid the unfortunate Jewish
b-e.trea Of the audience in Europe
r. said IN the short. staccato sen
,.r,e, Characteristic Of his manner OF
Fl srresl 70 all" he declared, Jew
,-5 Gentle alike ! appeal 70 all TO
is'p those who are downtrodcen.
fsf TIA. the United states should
ave done more. but there are those
rlo do not agree with me. therefore
10. ms aI Join together IN helping 10
Elevate trose who are suffering. NO
-s- t., the right 20 the enjoyment
q privilege unless he earns IT,
The crowd leaned forward eagerly 70 .
each every word % the former Presi- .
In, Occasionally. when he wished 10 /
deliver some subtle shot against the .
Admir-, s.ra'ion. he chuckled. u was +.
no, he doctrine. he said, 20 use the F.
other fellow 90 DO either my hghtlng or .
ny charity. ~,
aAm r-htc" shouted the Colonel .
and the audience laughed.
Always" dreamed a woman IN the .
from; row.
L. :. as a Friend in Need.
Thank YOU" called out Mr.. Roose-
rsf and his teeth clicked. a nation .
has no right 20 expect. and there IS no .
&
~l'reN. ~ a. ..'1 80 keen on eniov- T.
.o--'l' 49, ne -tosre-;.v i,defniteiv .
Ms 49, "a account. II .
e.,nO-s - .bose Who are in
M-sl snare T.-L 80 oy,n RIGHT
teed Il Il WOULD e''aO''s" 10 y"
70 T. ,..l ....bo- an.
The Colonel closed WIN a" 49, :
peal. this time 20 me rlch -
The lsst word 81 his speech eehoeq
through me nall ihe AUG ,,ar,sT
'oTTard 20 ,fare haIls ~o-o.+cd
;.mPea on ine p p OF i' S''U
nm WITH Toy aul Iia4' - c.,..ol
Ny goodre ~ -cA4eu 1"s l,;,
real i've Ieldy pear a. 80, ~
me banc sir-tt up 80
A2osele-t sloppea nls Tber he
a.sted the narona! banner ne5' IN. ny
anthem was sn cqaedeed Dy az Iii
Z. just colldnit Keep ms Iee' S'''''
ne said 10. -, IT, Ne.
Here ls ne utn, sara mem 80
AoNlt-' N.'t qlE'Ce IL. - irtcr. ,
on whom we aeiSs can rely 70 -n,ei
icre In our bcrblf ucfore lhe WIN