davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Stolen bases-Nehf. Kauh. Carey. Sacrifice
hit-Nich olson Sacrifice hy-Kaun. Left on
TSTk p't coans Bases on
pitcher-By Eehf. 1 (Terry); by Cooper, i
Fletcher) Struck out-By Nehf, s; by
Cooper, L. Wild ptch--Cooper Winning
pitcher-Nehf. Losing pitcher-Cooper.
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Two base hits-Leibold. Gandil. Ruth.
Three base hit-Jackson. Sacrifice hits
Cicotte 2, Gandil. Weaver Leibod. Lamar.
Double plays-E Collins and Gandil Z. Col
Inns, Risberg and Gandil Hoyt. Scott and
4. Bases on bans-on Hoyt, l. Struck out
By Cicotte, 8; by Hoyt. 6.
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Totals. Sc ia n II

..Pr m9 oass hits-Pipp, Young. Three base hit
lck Earned runs-New York. Z Doubia
6sss. rechupaugh, Pratt and Pipp. Left on
5sIi .~ Gs York, Il; D,troit. 3 Bases on
nlngbs0in Soland, ] Pecli hpaughl: off Cum
innirS.S lnnlngs; off Cum CHAM, s IN 9 "a
CB odIse MI, Ht by pitcher-y Cunningham, :
riSSa ynnognoEe) Struck out-By Mog-
WIZ si man; BY Cunningham, . Wick, Lewis ,
NJ Plteh-CunnnghAm Winning pitcher
NShir Losing pitcher--Boland. Umpires-
md Is %i mir p1neen. Time Of game-f hour
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New York in-PttteburH.
BrOQklyn In Cincinnati.
fhpadslphia n g. Logi4.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. II Detroit. o.
philadelphia, 3; IT. Louis, ..
Cleveland, 19s Washing ton, 8.
Chicago, 81 Boston, e.
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7 fEa'ie! Jor shawin the NTH inning,
tBattCd for Harper In the seventh inning.
gBatoc for Fifchor in the nlNh inning.
Cleveland ,Te nd ;....'A'" dS09SS 81:
Two base hlts-Smith Wood, Bagby. Stolen
bases-Rice. Menosky 3, Judge. Foster Sac
rihco hits-shanks, o'Neill, harris, Smith,
Double pisys-shanks. Charity and Leonard
Rice and Leonard. Left on bases-Cleyeland,
o. washington, .. Bases on balloon Bagby,
fiits-oft shaw. in Innings, on Harper,
in inninEsI on Fischer, ! In . Innings.
s ssSSs Ea-i S Si.ssa aa ssS0''' I" ~
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NATIONAL IEaGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Now TOfk, q PIttsbuFR, d
Philadelphia, 81 81. louis. 4
count OF rain. "h nc
Other teams not scheduled,
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- hfssss,i Te,dAx, SPIN ny. Americans
D'efs'. POLE drsuadA Adm. I0e--zS1
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
CANES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

Detroit In New York.
ST. Louis In Philadelphia.
Cleveland In Washington.
chieags In Bost0As
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BRYN MAwR p. @.
1--R. Wanamaker. I'd.
2-Wister Randolph.
Barclay McFadden.
1R. L. strawbridges
Back-R. q. Straw
bridge, Jr,
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RoCKAwAY
FREEBOOTERS.
1-Col. D. L. Roscoe.
Earl W. Hopping.
A. NJ. Collins.
Sc. NJ. Heckscher.
Bsck-Thomas Hitch
cock, Jr.
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Police Department
Orders.
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
Ar, Ins following transfers and assignments
PArRoLMEN.
~, ~ take effect 6 A. M October 70, 1918.
4. I ua.on q. McClelland. from 57th Prec.
ci,eoni n prsc- assignment to bicycle duty
To take effect 5 A. NJ. October 81, 1919:
va, ,Shn Meyer. from 10th Insp. Dist. to
ei,cari,nee,, assignment TO clerical duty
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
PATRoLMEN.
,,i ror IL days from A. NJ November l.
II James F. Birmingham. 18th Prec.. TO
ns-dquarters Div. to duty In office of the
i'SSpetty clerk, Manhattan.
hehael ]. Coogan, ED Prec. to Head
CHARTERS Div. to duty in old record room.
'Vg Mulberry street.
"a. from IN precincts Indicated to Headquar-
eh,., p BY. to clerical duty in office Of the
Iswis H; Hunt. IS; Charles b. Nom
aye, ~; James F. DAILY. So
s TpiyI to clerical duty in tho office Of
"s Ihird Deputy Commissioner:
S,s aaF,sy Il Kennsdy. 70; Simon p. Am
t.i From nm, precincts indicated to Headquar-
-S VITA Deputy Commissioner:
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
,,Ine following leaves Of absence are au-
'"VrLed' without pay:
PATRoLMEN.
Sohn Melbourne. 5th Prec., for 1 day,
Micbay4 A; III. October ~, 1919.
fron r'hael J. Byrnes. 9Th Prec.. for 1 day.
GatF N. October 20, 1919.
eaTs sorge c. Braendly, 18th Prec., for 2
NV" wiuiirom 1901 A. NJ. October s5, 1918.
from ,'iiaP e Reich. 2lst Pree.. for l day.
Lhomas f. German, 3Ist Preo.. for
os wri from Z p. NJ. October 7s, 1913.
dsv " ram Marxhausen, Gsth Prec., for
Christian Kesslsr. 9th Prsc.. for ! DAYS.
''gn : 4 II: October &c, 1915.
sohn NJ. Hoffman,, 10th Preo.. for
'Ss. from 4 P. NJ. october Is, lbs.
day. fro y; B0scSie. Jr.. llsth Prec. for
APPLICATIONS FoH FULL PAY.
vhli.s following applications for full nay
va SICK report ere approved:
SERGEANT.
p Mia nc,s shSsshsn. ssth Prse, from s;lo
iebsr Il oci ,s ., 1919. to II noon oc-
PATRoLMEN.
o.,als ePiemssr IL. lis. TO ii sIS% ';lo
oc Tom Barrett. $50 Prec., from 4,ao p. NJ
isiS." H.. 1919. TO IL noon October Is,
William schanoyer, s5th Pree.. from 10
ios.r ~ 97c'I 1sss 10. 1912. to is noon oc-
oeieSSssse Becker ssth Prec, from IL A. NJ
ISIS. H. 1912. to IL noon October is,
B. ' fIS% p, p; Kelly. Traffic Div. suS-div
int disabiliii,SS p NJ October IL. 1918. dur.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

WHEREAS. the undersigned corpora,o,.
nied in the office of the Superintendent Of
Insurance of the State of New York, O.
the 2Oth day OF September, 1918, a deo,ars
ton ana charter setting forth their intsn.
zion TO form a corporation to be knoHn A.
the "NORwICH UNION INDEMNITY
cOMPANY," in conformity with the pro.
Visions Of the Insurance Law OF the Star.
Of New York: and
WHEREAS, said declaration and cbar,.,
has been approved by the Attorney Cen
duiy certified to the same and said su-
rerintendent of Insurance has Issued
ccertided copy of such declaration ma
Sharter and certificate to the undersis,.S
eorporators who desire to proceed to ar
saSSio5sw '1 TiinERhFoRE. We. tn. u,a.,
signed corporators, hereby declare our in
tention t q STSsnI,s thu The "NoRwICH
nr,ncipai office In the Borough OF Mar.
kattan. City of New York, under and n.
r,rtus of Article II Of the Insurance Ls
Of the state of New York, Section 70. a.
s.eond, third, NTH, sixth. ninth and .Isx.
snth subdivisions of said Section 20 Of ~
Insurance Law, as amended.
dated New York City. Sept. rs, 1919
walter q. Falconer
Harvard X. Wood. Edward NJ. Willis WIN
lam J. Neilan. william A. Rogers WIlIisn
n McDonough. Ansem p. Anderson, I'd.
win Bruce Hallett. Robert K ThIItia
Harry b. Davis. Harry o CouGhlan, PaG
s. Smith. Philip L. Nsiser
sHEARN & HARE. Attorneya
~ William street. y. Y City.
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TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

Ihs connecting mails close AT the General
Post Office and City Hall Post Office station.
New York. at p. NJ. as follows:
Japan. Corea. China, Siberia. Siam, Cochin
China. Netherlands East Indies and Philippine
Isiands, via Vancouver and Victoria, b. e..
Ss Empress of Asia, Oct IS.
Hawaii end Shanghai City, via San Fran
cisco S. Nippon Maru. Oct Is.
Japan, Corea, China Siam. Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies via San Fran.
cisco SIS Siberia Maru. Oct. "a.
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REJECT NOMINATION |
OF Us. COMPTROLLER
Members of Senate Banking
Committee Vote Against
williams, 8 to z.
LONG FIGHT WILL RESULT
Doubt if Upper Body VIII
Ratify Action Taken on
Party Lines.
LONG FIGHT WILL RESULT
s,,aa, Despatch TO THE Sun.

v,sHrNoroN. Oct. 25.-The nomina-
tim Of John SHELTON Williams Of vir-
ami. to be Comptroller of the Currency
ar a renewed FIVE year term was refused
.,probation to-day by the Senate Com
mt,,e on Banking and Currency. BY
vote Of 9 to 7. cast upon strictly party
ln.s the committee decided to report
,hs nomination unfavorabiy to the
Senate.
This action, II is believed, marks the
bednning of one of the bitterest con-
armation fights ever waged in the Sem
ate. The chances of ratification OF the
Committees action by the Senate are
no, certain. With the political status
Of the Senate 40 Republicans and AZ
Democrats 1t Is hardly expected even
BY the most intense opponents of Mr..
williams that the whole Republican
strength can be continuously asserted
IN the forthcoming executive sessions.
On the other hand, 1t is not to be ex-
pected that Mr.. Williams can poll the
unanimous vote of the Senate Demo-
Gratis. The Administration, however,
will rally for stiff fight for confirma-
tiou
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HELP wANrEp-MALE.
SALESMAN

Energetic Salesman required for
the entire State of Michigan and
the State of Illinois exclusive OF
Chicago to sell laces, embroider-
les and cotton goods on a salary or
commission basis. Applicants must
be experienced and acquainted
with the large drygoods and de-
partment store trade In the terri
tory. Apply by letter only, giving
age, experiences and other partIcu-
lars. Applications treated strictly
confidential. GOLDENBERGB BROS.
CO., 100 9Th Avenue, New York.
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Statesmen GOING ABROAD
WHO WANT TO HANDLE HIGH
. GRADE PAINT AS A SIDE LINE.
BOX A c 1'5 SUN.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
Be Caronis. from Havre.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due TODAY.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.
SIS Oramond. Bordeaux. Sept. =.
% britannia. Marseilles, Sept. -
Sc Lake Ontario. Liverpool. oc. q
S. Nuria. Seville. Oct. ).
SIS sliedrecht Rotterdam. Oct. T.
&c King Alfred. Antwerp. Oct. g.
Sc Corcoran. Havre. Oct. 8.
rs Munalbro, Antwerp, Oct. Z.
So Mount Vernon Bridge. Hull. Oct. Z.
IS Morristown. london. Oct. Z.
Sc Bonnefon. London. Oct. I.
Ss Iilleborg. Copenhagen, Oct. g.
SIS fredericksburg. Copenhagen. Oct. L
% Java, Amsterdam. Oct Z.
ss Python. st: Nazaire. Oct. D
Sc Western Spirit. Rotterdam, Oct. o.
So ]. L. Luckenbsch. Rotterdam, ocr. q
Sc hereby. Hartlepool. Oct ..
So Regina d'Italia, Gibraltar. Oct. Il
IS Brookfield. Bordeaux, Oct IL
SIS Lutetian, Dartmouth, Oct 10
Sc Edenton. Gibraltar, Oct. 0,
SIS Bretanier. Antwerp. Oct. O.
s. West Pool. Antwerp. Oct. o.
8: Ssaresan,a. souths%pton: ocs. Il
IS Paul Psix Middlesbrough: oct. ..
So Keota, Manchester. Oct. IL
IS Lake shawano. Rotterdam. Oct. 10.
Sc Western Hope. Rotterdam. Oct. II.
IS Argentina; Naples, Oct IS
SIS Burmese Prince. Queenstown. Oct. IL
IS Carolyn, Rouen. Oct. IL.
SIS Peter H. Crowell, Barbados. Oct. II.
Due Tomorrow
SIS La Lorraine. Havre, Oct 10.
SIS America. Brest, Oct 10.
SIS Bergensfjord. Christiania, Oct. 10.
SIS Lucigen. Brixham. Oct. Is.
SIS Magunkook. Bristol Oct. 10.
SIS Singapore Maru. Dartmouth. Oct. IL
IS Momus, New Orleans. Oct. %.
Due Tuesday.
Sc Frederic VIII. Christiania, Oct. -
SIS Cabo Cervera. Seville. Oct. II.
SIS Pocahontas. Southampton. Oct. Is
IS Fert, Antwerp. Oct. IL.
IS Agwtdale, Liverpool. Oct. u.
SIS Eastern Sun. Liverpool. Oct. II.
SIS Edellyn. Brest Oct. Is.
SIS McKeesport. Havre. Oct. u.
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uNUsuAILY ATTRACTIVE

UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE
Brand new. all-year-round seven
room dwelling, on plot 60xt0o,
on the ocean front. within As
minutes of City Hall
First story Of tapestry. brick.
second story of red cedar shingles.
Parquet floors throughout.
First floor has living room, din
Ing room, kitchen and maids
room or den; second floor has
three bedrooms and tile bath
room. All improvements are In
and paid for. Ideal surround
inEs. Price s1I ,5OO. First mort
gage $4,000. Balance on liberal
terms. You must see this house
to appreciate what you can do
with Q small Investment In these
days Of high priced houses.
Gall, write or phone Mr.. O. A.
Holden. 10 Maiden Lane. Cort
bA75.
o. 81 81 o.
The sun., 1919-10-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
sun rises. :. Sis A NJ Sun SETS b:oz M
Moon sets.......e:ts p NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. $40 A M Gov Island. .s;is A M
Hell Gate ......u :0i A M
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. :2:42 A M Gov. Island. lis A NJ
Hell Cato ......b:2s AN
ARRIvALs-sATURDAY OCT. Is.
g Giuseppe Verdi. Genoa. Oct. o.
% roquois, Southampton. Oct. H.
IS trometheus, Singapore, Aug T.
IS Andres Maru. Rotterdam. oct. IL.
g Mckeesport Havre, Oct. IL.
ss sioux, London, Oct. ..
g Saugerties, Sourabaya, Aug. IL.
Ss Bylayl, Gibraltar. Oct. S.
IS Sorland. Christiania, Oct. g.
Ss Venus, Paramar, Oct. 1.
IS Lake Dunkan, Nuevitas, sept. II.
90 n. z. Folger. Rouen, Oct. ~,
Ss Nurla, Barcelona Sept II.
IS ~ Captain. Manzanillo. Oct. II.
ss salerno, Const inople, Sept. H.
g fnladelphia, La Guaira. Oct -
Ss l. ID. 3. Adolph, 81. Johns N f., Oct 10.
% Lucenum, Tampico. Oct. II.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
&c Montgomery, at valetta
ss Fort Alma. at Melbourne.
o. iusearora at Liverpool.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
Be Caronis, from Havre
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WANTED-An educated man
Of highest character. who has
an established reputation en-
titling him to the confidence Of
wealthy men with large incomes.
He will not be expected to sell
anything. although he should
possess qualities of persuasion
that would enable him to Inter
est such men in a valuable ser
vice which enjoys the patronage
OF many prominent men OF this
and other cities. To such a man
we can offer a position with OPP
portunities for making a sub
stantlal income. Confidential.
Write for appointment @. II. A.,
Room sos, 1875 Broadway.
The sun., 1919-10-26

BRooKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
Tso-uaorrow

Spain Especially addressed only), Wis Csdiz
and Barcelona; also parcel post mails for
Tangier in Morocco. SIS. Leon XII. 8 A. NJ.
France, Belgium. Rumania, Bulgaria. Lux
emburg Czecho-Slovakia, Jugo-Slavia. Tren-
tlno Trieste. German Austria, Poland. Swift
zerland, Italy, Spain, Greece. Portugal Egypt.
British India, British East Africa, Malta. Cey.
lon, Straits Settlements and Persia. via
Havre; also parcel post mails for France,
Algeria. Corsica and Tunis, IS, France. $50
A. M
Netherlands and Germany. via Rotterdam
also parcel post mails for Netherlands, IS
Edward Luckenbach. =. II.
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Tuesday, Oct. Is.

mouth, Hayre and London. Mail must Be
specially addressed for despatch by thil
steamship. SIS. Saxonia, A. N.
Latvfa, via Bergen and Christtania: also
parcel post mails for Norway. IS. stavsnser-
Norway Sweden. Denmark. Germany. Ia.
tijuana and Latvia, via Gothenburg; also
parcel post mails for Sweden, Sc. Stockholm
10 A. NJ.
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VIII Seek Early Action.

After the committees action to-day
Senator Mclean Comm, chairman Of
the Banking and Currency Committee,
said that he would report the rejection
Of the nomination to the Senate immedi-
atsly and that he would seek early ac-
tion In executive session. This, how
ever, is hardly a possibility in view of
the present tendency of the peace treaty
in the upper house. Furthermore the
Administration Democrats will undoubt-
edly use every endeavor to prevent a
vote on the committee recommendation
until they have had time to align their
forces and seek to find among the Re
publlcans a few votes necessary to re-
verse the committees action.
The Republicans would like to draw
the issue on the Comptrollership at the
earliest possible moment. If 1t shall
trsnspire that the majority have the
necessary votes to defeat confirmation
It is predicted that a continuous execu-
tive session will be forced and the issue
tried out on the basis of an endurance
test
The appointment Is for a FIVE year
term. and therefore In addition to any
reasons involving the fitness of Mr.. Will
Jams to the office there arises the ques-
ton Of whether the Republicans. assum-
Ing thatsthey elect a President in 1890.
will want as earnest a partisan Demo-
rat as Mr.. Williams occupying one Of
the most powerful offices in the Admin
stration.
Until the Senate confirms the nomi-
nation Of Comptroller or ratifies the
Recommendation made by the commit
tee to-day Mr.. Williams will continue to
serve as Comptroller during the re-
mainder Of the Presidential term of Mr.
The sun., 1919-10-26
JOHN DANIEL & SONS

BROADWAY. s sT2 Z s agps sTs. ny
REQUIRE NEAT. INTELLIGENT FE-
MALES 1e YEARS OLD AND UPWARD
M: Q. D. ASSISTANTS. MARKERS, SALES
CLERKS, WRAPPERS AND MEsSEN-
GERS: STEADY SITUATIONS WITH AD-
ERAL RETIRED SCHOOL TEACHERS
IN SOME OF THE ABOVE POSITIONS.
APPLY By LETTER FOR APPOINT
MENT
The sun., 1919-10-26
SITUATION wANTEp-TEMALE.


SECRETARY-Eng lady with excel
convercant with four languages; good
stenographer, ], 1877 Sun.
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WANTED-Men wishing positions Fire.
men Brakemen, Colored Train Porters
SlbO-S200 month. No experience necessary.
Adresa Inter Railway. box LOO, sun office.
WANTED-Boy. High School education
preferred, in an Estate ONCE. References
required. Good salary and Advancement.
Address B., Box 1s, Sun.
YOUNG MAN t1s) wanted by uptown
financial institution to act as messenger;
permanent position; reply in own hand
wiring, giving education and salary de-
sired Z. box 1915, 2s14 I'D Ave.
YOUNG MEN wanted to learn metal
trades; good wages; steady employment.
u. PLAUT CO., 434 E. Esd st.
HELP WANTED.
STOP daily grind; start worth while
business of your own; you start silverins
mirrors. plating tableware: plans free.
CLARENCE SPRINKLE, Dept. II, Marion,
Indiana.
The sun., 1919-10-26
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALl

SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, young man Of
snap and enterprise. desires to connect
with firm as salesman or representative
where there is responsibility and a future.
Address j. W., box 1879 Sun office.
EMPLOYMENT MANAGER AND VEL
FARE D1RECTOR-The services Of first
class man familiar with modern employ
ment methods and up to date welfare ac-
tivities are available. II interested reply
to l. p. box $50. Sun office.
Ex-SOLDIFR, teacher of music. college
graduate, desires position as private tutor
or instructor, city or country; some knowl-
edge of bookkeeping and general office
work; best of references. w. NJ. RAUSCH-
MAYER. 1869 Suffer Ave, Richmond
Hill. Long Island N. Y.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, WITH ONE
CHILD. WISHES POSITION, RELIABLE
AND COMPETENT. TO TAKE CHARGE
OF GENTLEMAN's ESTATE AND CARE
FOR LIVESTOCK: EXPERIENCED TEN
YEARS AND Al REFERENCES. AID
DRESS J. NJ. BABYLON. L. 1. POST
OFFICE BOX so.
The sun., 1919-10-26
Only One Phase Settled.

To-day's action by the committee
brings to an end only one phase of the
whole case of Comptroller Williams. The
controversy over his appointment Is
based upon the charge, reiterated to
the committee on Banking and Cur
reney b opponents OF Mr.. Williams.
that he Is temperamentally unfit for
the office of Comptroller. He was
charged with having used the powers
OF his office to vent personal spites
The nomination was pending in the
last Congress while the Democrats con-
trolled the Senate They were unable,
however, even with their majority, to
force vote TO confirm and the case was
carried over into the present Congress.
AT the last session of the Sixty-fifth
Congress Senator Weeks (Mass.) ap-
peared against the confirmation and
fought 1t before the committe of which
he was then a member.
The sun., 1919-10-26

TYPEwKITERs RENTED.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-02
JEWISH ORGANIZATIO TIC
BIlLE $3O,G PLANT HERE.

Plans for the building of Il new
plant to cost $3O,O0O were discussed
by the sixty stockholders of the Tail
ors Protective Cleaning and Dyeins
corporation at their fifth annual
kosher banquet ut the Adams hotel.
March %, 1919. Pledges agsrcgating
$i2,OOO We're made ut the banquet.
which was attended by 40 persons.
Goodman Cohen. the secretary. was
toastmastcr. President Il. Marion,
Treasurer Sol Segal. and others. made
very interesting talks.
Mr.. Nelson. manager of the Adams
hotel, extended all the facilities ut
his disposal for the making of II strict
Il kosher affair. and his courtesy ami
uffuble manner will be remembered
by all.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-02
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS IN
FORTY MINUTES.
MOshcv Z'kenim Had to Postpone
Breaking Ground to April 9Th.

This is the record made at the meet
Moshev Z'Kcnim Home and Hospital
society last Sunday. March Goth. The
occasion was the breaking of ground
Tor the building. The meeting wa
called to order by President Ed
Grimes. Seated with him on the plat
form were Rabbis Kauvar. Iialperin,
';raude and Alr. T.. ltaaetsky. Miss
Clara. Ruth MoZZor. Mr. Nuremberg.
recording secretary \. l.. Fribo,lre,
The Ladies' Aid to the NJ. u. II. II.
was there in force headed by Mrs.
Harry Radctsky and officers. Mrs.
Mintz, Mrs Gross, Mrs. Samuclson
Mrs. Hayutin Mrs. Kaufman. Mrs.
Zerobnick. Mrs. Orenstein and all the
faithful ladies of the society were also
present, as usual.
Despite the rain. in less than one
hour more than S1.5OO were raised for
the Institution. and the credit for
this achievement is largely due TO
President Grimes, who acted as auc-
t'oncer.
The meeting had to be adjourned
until next Sunday. April 9Th. at p
m. A large tent will be provided so
that the proceedings, in which Il musi-
cal program will be a feature will not
he interrupted by the weather. JUdg
ing from the enthusiasm displayed
last Sunday, this postponed meetins :
promises to he a great success The
secretary will read the minutes of the
/ previous meeting. giving names and
sums of money paid in ON the auction
ing of shovels and on donations.
The cornerstone will be laid the
first Sunday in May, and buildin.
operations will he steadily continued
until the MOshcv Z'Kenim Home and
Hospital is completed. which is expect
ID to he during the coming summer.
Everybody is cordially invited to
attend the meeting ON April 9Th Take
the I.arlner car west: get off at Low
ell Boulevard. and walk one block
north of car line.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-02
OF A LADIES AID
SOCIETY TO MOSHEV Z'kENINI

y meeting was held Tuesday after
noon. March 2Jth, 1919 to organize
a Ladies' Aid society to the Moshev
IKenin. Mr.. \. L. Fribourg acted
as chairman. Mrs. Ben Frumess read
ap interesting article. entitled "A
Flea for Justice" written by Mrs. j.
Shwaydcr. The following Officers
were unanimously elected: President.
.,irs. a. ii. RadetSky: first vice-prcs-
ident. Mrs. Kaufman 2nd vce-preSi-
dent. Mrs. II. Ornsrcin; 3rd vicc-pres-
ident. Mrs. ZerObnick secretary. Mrs.
Simon Quiat; treasurer, Mrs. Ben
Frumess: chairman and vicc-chair-
map of membership committee, Mrs.
Sol Weiss and Mrs. II. E,iScnStcin. \
large membership was enrolled. and
Il very enthusiastic meeting was held.
Mrs. Henry J. Schwartz will furnish
one room of the Moshcv Z'Kenim.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-02
OsERFELDER CONCERT SERIES
FOIt 1890 OFFERS GREAT
TREAT FOR MUSIC LOVERS.

The season ticket sale for the ober-
fielder series of concerts for the season
Of 1880 is progressing 81 rapidly
that it will be well for those who have
not made reservations to do 50 at once.
Mr.. Oberfelder will present ut popular
II ices the largest artist series that
was ever offered in any city. And AS
far us is known this will be the oniy
popular priced series presented in Den
yer. The city has abandoned Its
plans. MIR. Oberfelder so successfully
hooked and managed the series THIS
season which has met with the ap-
prOval of over 5000 season ticket
holdcrs. To hear information hrtlsts
III thirty five cents or even as low as
twenty cents concert. is Il privilege
that is offered TO people in no other
city. There is not IN artist on the
entire list which Mr.. Oherfclder Will
present who is not worth the entire
charge for the season ticket. The list
includes Nine Julia Clausscn Mr..
trthur Middleton, Mr.. Paul Althonse,
Nine. Marie Tiffany all Of the Net
ropolitan Opera co. Nine. Helen Staii-
ley of the Chicago Opera and Ellis
.tll Star Co. Jacques Thiba"d the
great French violinist and Percy
Grainger, celebrated Australian plan
iSt and composer Sir John Foster
Fraser EnglandS foremost newspaper
man and traveller will he the lecturer.
1t will pay you TO make your res
crvations early ut Mr.. Oberfclder's OF
flee, S2G Gas and Electric building.