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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-14
sITVATIA IN NORDUL RU

WASHINGTON, II Aprilie. :
Ministrul de razboi este acum
in legatura strinsa Gu situatia mi
litara din Archangel, att cit pri-
veste morala fortclor Americana,
cit 81 asupra concentration &c !e
fac bolsevicii.
S'a asteptat All ca So Sc dee
un rapport official de catra gene
ralul March ca raspuns la teme-
rile aliatilor ce spun Cd forte!e
din Archangcl sunt in pericol, fl
ind inamicul GU multi mai puter-
mic ca fortele noastre, 81 la spu-
scle Cd aceasta armata este rau
hranita ii slab imbracata, incit
inghiata de frig.
Noua forte de vcterani englezi
sunt pc drum spre Archange'.
Trnpe de ingincri americani au
aiuns Ia an port arctic, 81 credin-
tMa M tH6tGTor & n washington y Este sS
situtia Sc va imbunatati.
Retragerea trupclor Americana
din nordul Rusiei 81 din Siberia
nu va pune capat interventiei a.
liatilor contra bolsevicilor, spun
diplomatic de aici.
Poate ca fortele aliate nu vor
incerca sd faca vrc-o ofensiva
contra rosiilor, insa trupcle en-
gleze, franceze 81 japoneze vor
mentine niste linii puternice de
aparare ca sd opIeasca ofensiva
despre care Sc vorbeste ca o vor
da bolSevicii la primavara.
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pressed. WILSON MULTUMESTE ZIARE.
LOR DE ENATIONALITATE STREINA.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
March 2, 1919.

h MY DEAR MR ZNNER:
The Secretary Of War has brought TO my atten-
ton the resolution adopted unanimously by the
Cosmopolitan Press Club of Cleveland in which are
represented the publishers Of all the foreign language
newspapers, endorsing the plan promulgated in
" Paris for d League Of Nations
The League Of Nations seems to be necessary
medicine for the woes Of the world which has too
long relied upon delicate balances Of power and COM
blnations Of interests to protect its peace In order
that the League Of Nations may be effective and
accomplish its great mission It must have the under
standing, sympathy and support Of the people who
make governments and am, therefore. especially
happy % be assured that the great newspapers ap-
pearing in foreign languages which are the only
mediumof political Information and discussion avail
nblc "a those Of our citizens who have not yet
acquircd readiness n Tie reading Of Engisll are
Undertaking the patriotic task Of discussing thor
ossghly and syl,pahctically The proposed measure
Cordially and faithfully yours
4 tSigned) WOODROW WILSON.
Il M. III i. znnef.
81 3i Socely for Savings Bldg 81
& Cleveland. Ohio xsE E5 s
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HUNlI V0R PRINT TERmENII de
PACE INAINTE De PRImA MAI
Pressed. Wilson contra Frantei.
LLOYD GEORGE ASTEAPTA IN PARIS sFiRSITuL.

PARIS, l2 Aprilie. - Vorba-
ria multa despre Pace de Pasti'.
fost inlocnita acuma GU vorba-
ria dcsprc 0 Pace de prima
Mat
Toti eel &c cred numai in bine,
si-au parasit astazi nadejdile cd
de Pasti vor putea Fl prezentate
ca un J, ou rosu de Pasti'' Ger
manilor, conditiunile de pace.
1nsa tOti sunt dc credinta ca, CO.
lea pc ziua de prima Maiu, ALA
til, negresit, vor fl in stare Sc
int1lneasca delegate germani dc
pace in Paris, unde lie vor spune
conditiilc aliatilor pentru viitoa-
rea pace lumii.
Gel &C sunt aproape de delgatii
celor patru puteri mari, spun
-ca in timpul din urma s'a ajuns
la intelegerc aproape in toate
pnnctele ccle mai de fruntc, ca
reparatii, responsibilities raz-
boiului, soarta vail de la Saar, a
Funnel, q Danzig-ului 81 from
ticrelor germane.
Termcnii militari, maritimi 81 a.
erieni al tratatului de pace al
fost termInati de saptamini ina
jnte x .axta, Hlappl reriIait al
= = IS 81 t ~ ! Va sss ! AZ \
asttrnut Bedintei plenarc.
Mecca de nu este complectat :li-
ca ar urrna sa fie complectat in
sedinta pAenara, care, Sc credc va
modifica multe puncte, III discu-
tia gcnerala asupra lor.
Ramine acum ca inca maintc
dc prima Maiu, dclegatii gcrmani
sd soseasca la Paris, pcntru a as
culta termenii pc baza carora a.
liatii sunt invoiti Sc lege pace.
Francezii sunt foarte conster-
natl contra presedintelui Wilson,
care in tot decursul dezbaterilor
a fost contra parerilor cxprimate
de delegatii francczi. Unii intrea.
ba asupra plecarii presedintelui
Francezii ar dori ca presedintele
sd piece cit mai curind indarat.
Premierul cnglez Lloyd Geor-
&c era I'd piece acasa. Acum i'll
sd, Sc spnne ca nu va pleca pima
&c nu sc va stabili ziua in care M
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PARIS, II Aprilie. - Astazi
s'a aflat din surse authoritative
Cd Russia va ii aprcyizionata CT
hrana trebuincioas1, daca So vor
putea face aranjamente financia-
re pentru accasta.
Discutia Sc concentreaza asu-
pra chestiei de credite, lar Gu
problema aceasta este insarcinat
comitetul lui Herbert Hoover, ad-
comanda, mai alea Cd in acest
|ltimp pc aceste cal ferate trebuc
se treaca trupele poloneze, deci
evident ca germanii an inscenat
aceast4 greva ca ~ " opuna do
|rintei aaiatilor
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sd soseasca delegatii German
pcntru conferinta de pace. Un de-
legat american spunea CD Germa-
nil vor fl invitati, probabil, pen
tru una din zilelc dintre 26 A.
prilie 81 / Maiu.
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Din FRI lIANTARILE NOASTRE

Toate in nn supuse schmbaror insa acese cin
bari Sc poduc far alergar satur de salmac
nta acesto perfectun spr
armone uiva 81 in aceasta ransfomare forte
upa mpreuna actonar orr nde pastra lucrure
asa cum sun alta forta forta tnde
perfecona ule Procunea mmeste eyoutie
aceaa upta perioade regreva Zee ndar sac
R progresva toree reaonare
gresve auncl regresune mergem nainte
end aceste forte n egae atunci peda nu
ergem cl lna 81 ic indarat cnd orta progresva
puternica, atnnci xrogresam orr maintain
Aceasta eore aplc general att la desvotarea 81
eea intellectually pitt in economic polca cit 81 socooge
iegnul animal CIT la eel vegea att indvd
etc. cur1os lnsa 81 GU toatc perodd moe
punctu acesa se nominal rea
baanta stata avem progress ori regres
orr MAINTAIN orr an daa foate putin oprin
static
Am deserts acsta poata acelor vor
lnvee peu aceice cetesc sd cge cunon
luminczc in scia
produc orr dau popou paur
- pc carl lie nunle4t: Framintarle noastre.
Este ampe odata tuburare
chesune sa scua dc aproape de e
incecare de sova in mod intelligent eniv Mercu
de intelligent sie ontrar meigento fara deneasca
ntelege negent or ,ntelgent ara
este o marul iscorde Pent trebue
fie la mioc @ stm acel putem aunge
la concuze reaa pntem resova probma pc din
nane nsa nai de rcbue sabi ntrebuinam
terminal evatul lu
E1Dlocntel nfE* AQiss ssiRtGaeaezn alteeya:
evident ca dupa intrebunteaza cuvntul intelligent
in presa dcnoa upa doua clase
mice din motive clasc opun recproc
dumu progui social poporuu nostru Una de cedina
cind poporu mai putin educa cnd sta
mut mai bun mai bne de trait Dac ndara
mai mue veacur aam acele timpur oameni
poporu mai bun cind mimic dar
totu in contradce tendna omcn de civilza
ege naurac tnd perfece tou de
cura Tn popor progeul popor
civlzeze ul
lata mOv dcstu de cere reaconaror
Omenrea tnde pcrfcce la e toae din unvers
trcbue stut dc prefacer
smuge din ycchea prim nou adaus
pas spre perfectie
Sa adm ca egca ecditate cgea face din
oamcn din magari nasca deaf or
scmbare zce ale regnulu animal in aeas mp bue sd
admtem dcsi poae controa ca e inuenteaz
asupra asupra creeuui astfe ca prisos
spune ca omu intelligent pentrrca acea ntelgena moseno
della mo amo u Cazu dovedeste indcajuns ca tcrmu
ntegen ntrebuntat Romni din America refera
capacitatca ntecnala pard Ca vorbnd de
tegenti invatatura or c la casa
baza asumari (prensiun dc
posda pretnd indepati dc onduce
fel prcns kaiserul baZa deptuu u dvn este STA
pin peste poporul german.
puea as de degradatoae
omuu au opus tendinei nteigenor deac
auns upee pot vedea in evoule Avem dcc
forta reactonara intelligent tnd incatusa progresul
avem fora progrev in numt semidoc carl tind rdca
medu process evouv suntem maror 81
I'm Nrul despre intellect 81 Inteigenta)
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B U L E T I N ;.

CoPENHAGA, IL Aprilie. =
o telegrama primit& de La Wei
mar anunta Cd daca Germaniei
i-se va dicta 20 pace sovietista" /,
ea va adresa intregei omeniri un
APPEL de ceasul al unspreSecelea.
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GUvERNUL GERMAN 1
DESTUL De PUTERNlC
CA Sc FACA LlNlS-
TE IN TARA.
- TULBuRARILE 81 GREvE-
LE DIN oERMANIA STUNT TO-
LERATE DE GUvERN CA Sc
MT1MIDEZE Pc ALIATI. -
'0REVA LA CALEA FERATA
IN DIsTRICTUL DANzrG.

k0REvA LA CALEA FERATA
IN DIsrRICTUL DANz1G.
| BERLIN, II Aprilie. = (Via
Londra, II Arpilic). = Guvernul
din prezent al Germaniei este Gu
multi mai puternic dccit pare la
suprafata. FL poate arunca o iu-
matatc million de soldati bine e.
chipati 81 instruiti cind este ne
cesar ca sd mentina pozitia prin
forta.
lnsa guvernul nu Sc nacajeste e
dc multele grevc 81 revolte :. a.
TIT cit ele nu devin periculOase
existentci lui &c zilnic Sc pc
tree in Germania, este doar pla-
nul guvernului german de apa-
re ca tara infectata de boise
vism ca Sc intimideze pc aliati
spre a le face niSte termeni mai
usori, deci pima cind nu Sc va
semna pacea, guvernul nu va in
ccrca ca sa-si aretc putcrea. Dupa
semnarea pacei, atunci de sigur
vom vedea ce poate acest guvers,
care Sc preface slab 81 neputin-
clos, atunci probabil vom vedea
cum va stabili ordinea in marea
" ~ ~:
Situatia III Bavaria nu serioa-
sd 81 nici nu va deveni serioasi
alta timp cit sunt isbucniri ge-
nerale de ale commission. O re-
zistenta organizata a guvernului
socialist depus cistiga mereu in
putcre, pentru ca adevaratii ba-
varicni urasc- mijlocul prin care
spartacienii au navalit in Munich
81 au puss nina pc control. RepI-
blica sovieta din Bavaria in cea
mai mare parte lucrul populated
ce navalit aci in decursul ras-
boiului - intre care sunt lucra-
tori din fabricele de munitie 81
soldati. Char daca guvernul lui
Ebert -Sheideman VIA fl, oare cum,
rasturnat, politica ministerului de
externe va raminea aceiasi. Mi
nistrul de externe al Gcrmaniei.
d-nul Brockdorff -Rantzau are o
oare care legatura GU Hugo Haa-
sc 81 alti leadari al socialistilor
independent. carl il admirau
[pentru pacifismul lui. 81 daca
Brockdorff- Rantzau va raminca
in oficiu, ceea ce sigur, atunci
| 81 varul lui, contele Won Bern
storff, cit 81 restul din ministerul
de externe va ramfnea neschim-
bat. Aceasta inseamna ca tot We
chea masina va conduce afaceri!e
negociatiunilor din Paris.
Germanii probabil vor face I'm
mare bluff "a face ceea ce nu es-
te) ca sd sperie pc aliati. Aceasta
9, ca vor ameninta ca Sc vor face
bolsevici 81 vor incerca ca Sc Sc
duca 81 pc lucratorii francezi 81
italieni ca sd Sc afilieze Gu Ell,
insa aceasta e impossible, din
punctul de vedere al traditionalei
dragoste q germanilor fata de or
dine, astfel Cd guvernul nu va
putea ca sal dreseze dupa plac,
Att timp cit lucratorii vor Il
desarmati 81 nu vor putea lupta.
singura arma ramasa in NINA lor
lie q face greva greva Gu multi
mai mare ca cele din ziua d.
All 8 si astfel de greva 9 stu,
Cd rsdicslii nu 0 pot face.
0 depesa din Danzig raportea.
"a . greva Ia cadea feratS din a
Icel district. Greva facuta de Gel
] 20, 900 lncratori, = din 1notiv ca
ei dcfesc formarea unei republice
|sovietista care Sc lege alianti
leu Russia 81 Ungaria. Trei per.
soane Sc raporteaza ca al fost v
else ii b incaierare dintre soldatl
ii grevistf
Crews aceasta - pare d ii de
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
WARREN DISTRICT
 PLANS BIG WELCOME
 FOR COL. GREENWAY
Automobile Parade to Meet Returning Hero; Banquet
 Tomorrow Night

Wearing the distinguished service cross, recommended twice for promo tion to a colonelcy. the Warren dis Jrlct's hero of the war, It. Col. John C. GreenWay of the American expedition ary forces in France. formerly of the Calumet & Arizona Mining company. will return to his home here tomorrow evening for a brief visit with friends. He will be accompanied by a brother. Gilbert. who with the colonel saw service on the French front
 In honor of the return of Colonel Greenway, the Business Mems associa- ton of the district has arranged for a banquet and reception to be held at the Country club Monday evening. Ad- ditional guests of honor at the banquet will be the cOloneFs brother and Maj. William H. BrOphy of the American Red Cross, who also saw active serv- ice in France and who has been back in the district for two weeks.
 Friends of Colonel Greenway have prepared for a gigantic mOtOrcade 60 greet him on his return to the district. Leaving here tomorrow afternoon a few more intimate friends will go to Douglas where they will meet the col onel At the station in the Shelter City an informal reception at which his friends of the neighboring city will greet him, will be held As soon as this reception is concluded Colonel Greenway will be taken in an auto mobile on the final leg Of his trip home
 At Osborn the mass Of friends composing the motorcade will meet the colonel and accompany him baca to his home in Warren Plans are for a large number of automobiles filled with friends of the colonel 10 partici- pate in this parade
 Colonel Greenway will remain in the district at this time but a few days, renewing acQuaintances and attending to some personal business matters. He then will depart. to return within 8 few weeks for an indefinite stay.
 Colonel Greenway iS coming to the district directly from Hot Springs, Arkansas. where he has been recuper- ating from injuries to his health caused by the strenuous duties of the battle front and by several successive doses of German poison gas. He is now considerably improved in health and is again beginning to feel as himself.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
II. WALTER PHILLIPS, FORMER BISBEE MAN,
 KILLED IN FRANCE
Word Received Here of Death of Fighter; Lost Life in
 Aerial Combat

Word has been received in Bisbee of the death of It Walter Anderson Phillips of Ashland, Ore, who was killed while engaged in an aerial com bat on october 1. last Lieutenant Phillips was in the 18th Field ArtIi- Iery, attached to the First Aero squadfOn in France, End was form CT resident of Bisbee.
 Lieutenant Phillips was educated at Oregon Agricultural college. where he was active in athletics as well as in his classes. He attended the first o>- ficers' training camp at the Presidio of San Francisco, and was cOmmis- stoned in the artillery Later he was given a course in advanced artillery training, and when sent overseas, took a course in one Of the French artil lery and aerial schools, and was ac tive as an artillery observer since Last May until he was killed
 He leaves his mother. Mrs Lena A Phillips of Ashland, his wife, Mrs Lillian Lee Phillips of Nixon, Texas whom he married November 3, 1917; one sister, Mrs F. Mortimer Carte Oi San Francisco. and four brothers Werner of Seattle, Fay George of FTes no. Calif-, and Lester and Chester of Ashland He was the grandson of the late Eli K Anderson, one of Ashland g eldest pioneers
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
GEN. TRAuB DENIES
 ALL CHARGES MADE
 BY GOVERNOR ALLEN
No Artillery Shells Fell Short in Argonne Battle. De
 clares Army Chief
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 22-Maj. Gen.
 Peter E. Trauh. commander Of the
 35th division. told the senate military
 affairs committee today that figures
 presented by Governor Allen of Hans-
 as to show shortage of equipment in
 the 35th division in the Argonne fighting were based in some instances on reports of the situation at the close
 of the battle.
 Not a single round fired by Amer
 iean artillery fell short, causing casu- alties in American forces. he said. Germans sometimes had control of
 the air in that sector. but the general asserted it would have required at ] least 5O.OO0 airplsnes to maintain aerial supremacy at all times. He dei nied that there was shortage of horses as great as Governor Allen claimed Wounded were kept at the front until nightfaIl. he said, because
 that was better than to take them to
 the rear during the day fighting. General Traub recently made de tailed statement of the S5th's activi- ! ties before the house rules commit : tee.
 General TraGb denied charges made by officers who had been relieved from commands that. he favored regu- ! lar army officers over national guard ! officers. He told the committee that the time Brig, Gen. c. I. Martin. adju- ! tant general of Kansas, was relieved
 of his command, another brigadier , general and three colonels, all regular army officers, were replaced
 Replying to questions from members | of the committee as to the equipment with which the S5th division entered
 the Argonne battle, the general said his troops had a complete supply of artillery and ''an the necessities to overcome any obstacles whatever
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
Buicks and cadiIIacs Back

The Southern Arizona Auto com pany with Edward Plumb as local agent. are going to show the people Of this district something new in Buicks and Cadillacs- Ed" said yes terday, we have been very forum ate in being able to secure represen- tative line of Buicks in both touring cars and rOadsters, but we have surely got them and are in position to make immediately delivery George E. Jackson was over from Douglas the other day. but said he had to get back 10 hold down the Southern Arizona Auto company's business in the Smel- ter City They are occupying a build ing in Lowell just next to the post. office and are ready to make demon stration or give the automobile man any information he wants
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
TEARNEY NAMED HEAD
 OF WESTERN LEAGUE
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Feb. 22.-Al R. Tearney of Chicago has been rendered the presidency of the Western league. and club owners meeting here today said there was no doubt he would ac- cept- The office was first offered to Tom Fsirweather of DesMoines. presi- dent of the DesMoines club and mayor of that city. but he said other duties would prevent his acceptance.
 The magnates this afternoon rati- fled the sale of the Joplin club by John Savage to a Joplin stock com pany and paved the way for the ratifi- cation of the transfer of the former Denver franchise to Spencer A Alb bolt, who will place the club in Tulsa, Okla
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23

REVIEW WANT ADS FOR RESULTS
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
The message from NIT, Hurley saws:

The message from NIT, Hurley says:
 The shipping board has asked the United States chamber of commerce to call $ national conference e1 the best business. banking, shipping and labor experts in the country and So prepare through this conference 8 number os plans for the best operation of our merchant marine.
 Farming. mining and industrial problems will he given full considera- tion.'
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
Motor Company Chances Hands

Mir J. O. Main has sold his interest in the Lowell Motor company and his successor, MT Cagle, who comes from South Carolina. is a hustler A new front is being put in his building and little later. an entirely new building will be erected The Gates Half Sole tire. he says. is his trade mark. It is a modern development of an idea. but lately made efficient in half soled tires and q more enthusiastic agent for them could not be found.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
GOVERNOR TO HOLD
 SHIP CONFERENCE
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 PHOENIN. Arls-. Feb. Ex-Governor Campbell and President Asbury of the Phoenix chamber of commerce will confer Monday on action 10 be taken in response to request for advice from Chairman Hurley of the United States Shipping Board on plans for the American merchant marine.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
Ready for Anything

Edward Simmons of the Cochise Motor company. says he has a shop now that can take care of anything in the automobile line He is not run ming an automobile agency. but has his shop fixed up for all corners no matter what their needs might be in repairing Work on all makes of cars or. tires is our speciality, said NIT. Simmons
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
ALONG AUTO ROW

received a carload of Studebakers and Mir. Bowen is very much pleased with them The Bisbee Auto company is 8 pioneer firm in this district and has built up quite business Their show rooms on Main street give evidence to this fact, and Mir Bowen said we could not have done il if we hadn't produced the goods
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23

We test, repair and re- charge storage batteries. ana always carry a full supply of battery parts. new batteries and rental batteries.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
Business Is Good

Frank Bledsoe, Ford agent for this district. said yesterday that he was selling a number of cars The fact is-| MT BledsOe went on to say, "I have already sold 15 cars so far this month, and business in Hood tires, for which I have the state agency. is booming, for the simple reason that the man who uses Hood tires gets his friends to buy them"
 Studebakers Received
 The Bisbee Auto company has just
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
NEW WORLDS RECORD
 FOR BAR VAULT SET
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TROY, N- T., Feb 22.-Martin J. B. MeDOnagh, former South Atlantic as sociatiOn A. A. U. hurdling champion, established a new national record in a bar vault contest here this after noon, when he cleared six feet and II inches The best previous mark was six feet and eight inches. made by McDonagh at Philadelphia in 1916
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
BRAVES SIGN HoLYoKE
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BOSTON. Feb. 22.-George W. Grant, owner of the Boston National league baseball club. announced to- night that he had obtained First Base man HolyOke from the Cincinnati club. giving in exchange James Smith. a utility infielder, and cash cOnsidera- tion- Smith came to Boston from the New York Nationals last spring
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
Battery Men sill on Job

L0hman & Wright Of Lowell said yesterday that the more they see Of Willard batteries and the real service they give the better pleased they are with their agency There is no ques- tiOn' about their service" said Mir Burroughs No kicks and satisfied users are the best thing l know for continued use of any article and in this case it's the Willard"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
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SAN DIEGO, Calf, Feb. 22.-Paul Gardner of Chicago today won the national amateur golf championship at the Coronado Country club, defeat ing Percival Thompson of Coronado, up and . to play.
The Washington times., 1919-10-28
URGES SUPPORT
FOR JEWISH DRIVE

Calling upon all Jewish men In
Washington to support the member
ship drive launched this week BY the
Y. NJ. II. A, of this city. Judge Stras-
burger, local chairman of the Jewish
Welfare Board. today issued q state
nent. setting forth the plans of the
local ,organization toward the estab-
lishn5ent of real Jewish community
center for this city. Judgx Stras-
burger stated that ne saw in the y
NJ. u. A. center a natural weir-psring
of Americanism, and that he was con-
ginced of the possibilities Of the or
ranization to sustain a wholesome
loyal, intelligent American Jewish
manhood.
Washington. in common with
other cities. lacks Jewish conscious
nesrr Judge .strasburger said. The
Jews OF this city have not yet come
to realize that which IL the undisputs-
BILE fact--thst the good Jew Is the
better american. During the war
they gave their loyal aid TO the Jew
fsh Welfare Board. an6 just as lfcer.
ally they stod back OF the Red Cro<s
and other war welfare agencies. Tney
appreciated the tremendous impor-
tance of keeping up the morale RI
those that were engaged in the war.
They understood how necessary ~ was
that the young men fin5 wholesome
eompsnionship and entertainment in