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The Washington times., 1919-11-04
REVENUE GOES
Up WITH FARE
Capital Traction Reports More
Money Despite Less Patron.
age-W. R. E. Not Ready.

Increased revenue. despite decreased
with previous Saturdays and Sun.
days, was recorded on the lines OF
the Capital Traction Company for the
FIRST two days Of operation under the
1-cent fare rate.
Figures OF the Washington Rail.
way and Electric Company have moi
been tabulsted. but IL is believed the,
will show the same trend as those 81
the Capital Traction lines
The decrease in the number OF pas
sengers on the lines OF the Capita
Traction Company Saturday and Sun.
day was 10 or IL per cent. ]. II. Han
ma, general manager. said today.
90 Per Cent Buy Tickets.
Saturdays report shows 244.34:
persons carried. This IL 24.s75 lesi
than on the preceding Saturday ans
3f,144 lass than Saturday two week
ago. Sunday 169. 6S7 were carried.
decrease OF about 1880 from tbs
Sunday average.
About 90 per cent OF Saturday sns
Sunday patrons purchased tickets a.
four for % cents. Hanna predicts
81 per cent will be using tickets with.
In the next two weeks.
There were only S9,924 passenger
Saturday who paid a T-cent fare whih
153,5S1 used tickets. The number O.
3-cent Maryland communication ticket
used Saturday was S3s. This make
q revenue for Saturday, exclusive O.
the 2-cent transfers, Of S15,eIS-53, az
compared with s1346Oe0 revenue foi
the previous Saturday. a difference o.
2,457.63- The figures for the 2-ceni
transfers are not available a.
present.
Sunday Al .s45 persons paid 7 cents
while 1922 used tickets and 61t
Scent Maryland Communication tickets
The total revenue, exclusive OF trans
fers, was s109eT.45. This shows .
difference of 81 ,Se745 over the preced.
ing Sunday, when scent fares nettee
about Se.I0o.
Thinks Future May Alter.
Hanna does not believe these ne.
ures are indicative of future condf
lions. He believes weather conditions
had an affect and that IL will be nam
weeks before IL will be defnitel,
known just how Washington will sei
on the increased fare.
The number of street car ticket
sold Saturday. although high. did mo-
approximate the number sold in tn,
days Of six tickets for a quarter
Hanna pointed out.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Is GOLFERS IN
AMATEUR MEET
Medal Play Begins Today at
Pittsburgh,
fpy international News serylce)

10y lNlcT0dlOUNl 4NfN7 O'l NlN'l
pITTSRuRGH. Aug Is The seven
ty.flye golfers who qualified In Satur-
days preliminary round II the National
Amateur Championship tournament on
the course of the OakmOnt country club
today started In the qualifying matches.
The play TODAY consists Of 36 holes,
medal play, md the 70 best scores Will
qualfy for match play which will begin
tomorrow and continue for the rest Of
the week
Much concern was felt over the III
ness OF Francis Ouimet tho brilliant
Young Boston star and former amateur
champion Caught In the denchiuE
rnlnstorm saturday as he was finishing
his card Oulmct went 10 bed imme-
dintely. He had n high fever and was
attended by three physic1ns Although
better today, he started to play against
the advice Of his physicians 81 viii
no on " have 10 he carried around
by Hitter hearers he said
oOuimcts illness Is making Chick
Evans the fuvurtc I'm his play Sntur-
day. Evans showed he was In fine form
Heavy rains nC1in last might made the
course heavy today This is In Evans
'avor Ou'mct turned In the second
best score Saturday. a r.
A Tie resulted I'm the f0ur-bnl match
for the American golfers handicap
iruphy plnyrd ON SUNDAY II Davidson
Heron ana Grant Peacock two local
youths. tea with Richard a llaight
rrd T. S Dean, representing the
Princeton university golf team. The
scores were T.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18

Ministries, November !. 8 and 9,
Adelaide Thu'ston and company,
November lj; Emmy Destin, Novem-
her II; Flo, Flo" November Is, 10:
Leave 1t to Jane November l7lS;
Margaret Anglin, November q, 22Y
hbc Dancing Widow" November u,
~ %, The Thirteenth Chair" De
cembcr 3; Tea for Three" Dccem-
her ! and 5; Come Along" December
II and u, Friendly Enemies De
cember lj, a. Sousa and his band,
December 20; Tiger Rose" Decem-
ber 25, 2o and p "Oh, Lady, Lady"
January !, , and 3; up in Mabel's
Room" January 10, II. "May,ime,
January 10 and Y; MY Sunshine
Baby," January lS; lsadorc Duncan 5
dancers, January %; Madame Homer
and daughters, January q; odds
and Ends" January p and Is;
Bringing Up Father" January 81
and February |; Fri,zie Schcfi. Feb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Art Gumma Say S:
Il May Be Asked 10 Steer the
Prince OF Wales Around
Oklahoma City

Dear Editor.
Well Ed | see where the Prince OF
Wales has set his feet upon American
soil and viii make n trip over our land
and visit some with the President and
other notablcs so | suppose no viii al'
so come out to Okllhnnia md probable
hoh-n with me while he is IN our city.
II the Prince comes out here Ed.
viii take him over the city md win
show him the sites but will steer him
away from the downtown district unless
our sewers are In working order while
the primes is In town. At that I'D. I sup
pose thelprnce has been used to wear
ing n gas mask over on the west front
and would not ba'k none II forced to don
one while he was In town,
Uy the way Ed. " the Prince comes
/ to town will try TO fix It 80 you can
] have n date with him and II You tsik
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Countess Granard
Arrives on Visit

NEW YORK, Aug. lS-Thc Count
ess Of Granard, formerly Miss Bea-
trice Mills, and the Duchess Of Rox-
hurghe, who was Miss May Goele,.
were among the passengers arriving
Yesterday on the steamship France
from Hayre The countess and
duchess were met Nv Mr. and Mrs
Ogden Mills and said they intended
to 90 directly to Newport
Other titled rerSons on the France
were Prince Alliata de Mon,crealr
chancellor Of the Italian embassy ir
Washington; Prince and Princes,
Andrea Ron Compani, Count anJ
Countess Del Sera and the Duchess
de Clemont Tonnere.
Prof Stenhcn Panareoff, Relgia,
minister to Washington, wa, also OF
| board
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Heavyweight Champion of A. F.
Wants Fight With Jack Dempsey

Include the name Of Robert l.. Martin
I'm the small list ot intrepid souls who
want TO take u crack at Jack Dempsey
and take IA chance on getting crack
or more-in return.
Martin goes the others one step
better however For he announces
that no wants TO meet Dempsey 0s
the heavyweight champion OF the
world. with Dempsey ns the Rspirant
For Bob Martin holds tho heavy
weight championship OF the Amcrl-
lean and allied armies He SAYS he
also uolds the championship OF the
nghiiuE men uf the L. $ A-the men
who TUNED their fighting vim toward
the enemy on the hnttlcticds OF France
ic SAYS that 10 0Uo 900 fighters OF the
American and allied armies look to MIN
and not TO Dempsey as the heavy weight
Champion of tho world
Hob halls from Akron, q,
Ilr enlisted I'M the ohio national
guard over two Years ago and saw
service nt the front Hs nn infantry prl-
waite.
llc Ia credited with fighting twenty
eight battles 10 win the heavyweight
championship Of the A. +. + Then he
bnttled hls way through AN elimination
series To get into the finals Of the inter
allied ring tournament. lie knocked out
scveu ~ the eight men he met in that
elimination list
To top of this record he won the
lrt,r-plllcd ,hampionship hy knocking
out Cuughul. Australian champion, IN
Just titty- eight seconds. oddly enough.
he won HIS tito the day Dempsey
dropped Jess willard and was acclaimed
heavyweight King
Martin Is now in New York arrang
INK with his manager to bring about a
baltic with Dempsey.
Physically Martin Is n little larger
than pempscy The soldier champ
stands SIX feet two inches talls- i little
over two inches taller than Jack
Both weigh about the same-l90
pounds Martin is twcnty-onc, and a
clcan-cut appearing fellow In and out
OF the ring
General rcrshing, II Is said praised
Martin for his work In tho intcr-alilcd
contests
Martins showing with tho soldier ring
stars Is remarkable and rs ten to
one bet that the soldiers would back
him to tho limit II he got bout with
Dempsey.
WIN Martin. Willie Meehan. Carpor-
tier Beckett aud l,ombardicr Wells
hankrrlng after chances at him It's II
cinch Dempsey can fight any time
his fists get lonesome for something
10 wullup.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
NETS MAKES EVANS AMATEUR TOURNAMENT

10 the Prince about me Ed, kindly
refer To me nr a 1ounyllst and Il
would not huit mono to run my stuff
over on the first page Will. he 10 IN
town II we treat the Prince right I'D.
he will probable have us up TO Buck-
ingh0m palace or some place foT lunch
II We 80 over TO England visiting.
Well I'D worse has come TO worse
md our lndlrns nrs now down In sixth
place In the Western and are tryins To
get down lower and pnl with Omaha
and Joplin
One OF them Columbus hurlers has
come and Joined ~ I'D hut has done
us more damage thnn gocd nni | h "a
this Mcclure which was got from tho
White Sox will pitch for us instond Of
the other fcllss l'nlcsa We C1n 10 u
comeback right awcy n man would not
need wegec hoard TO fiHger out that
We will come no closer to the flag than
Doc Cook did TO the moth pole.
lmplacnhly Yours.
ART QUINN.
IF T RI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Attractive Shows
Booked by Harper

Bookings for the Oycrholser theater
where Hathaway Harper will open a
series OF dramas and musical com
cdes next week include many popular
and attractive performances. Among
the bookings are; Julian Eltinge in
Nineteen Nineteen Revue" Angus,
"A and 2S; Scandal" September II
and 20; Yankee Doodle in Berlin "
picture September q to q; Peerless
Record Breakers" September 70;
"Auououed Souls" September | to !;
The Gumps," October 70 and 20,
Listen Lester" October 2S and %
THE Only Girl October 80; "Pccks
BAD Boy" November 2; Going TN
November J, 4 and s; Gus Hills
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Now ~, Fldrrberry

YORKNIILE, Ohio.-The stuff
with authority is being made here by
Ohioans WHO have been dry for weeks
They take elicrbcrry blossoms and
from them concoct a wine with a kick
that would make Dcmpsev's seem like
that Of a ily in compariSon. While
one of lacks made Willard Proggy
for quite some time" man who
drank of his frs, attemp, with the
cldcrberry blossom booze had Jag
ilt hnlf n day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
TOUCHING ALL
BASES

The Reds dropped back half game
when the Dodgers trimmed them while
the Giants we're idle,
Slim Sallee was not effective while
Thorrod smith was which explains the
defeat.
ST. Louis turned out the bl0Oet
crowd Of years there and OF course
the Browns got licked In both ends
OF double header with the Red
sos Babe Ruth poled his nineteenth
homer, OF tue season.
Joe Judge broke up tight battle at
Detroit aud enabled the Senators to
win when he doubled In the eleventh.
Tho white increased their lead In
the meantime by trimming the Mack
men In Blk inning affair, rain stop
ping H.
The Yankees had no trouble In boat
ing the Indians. Coveleskie being easy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
I. w. W. Released on Bond.

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Aug. lS.
Walter +. Neif, former member OF
"Big" Bill Haywood's gang who
was sentenced to federal prison for
twenty years on the charge OF vio-
la,ing the espionage act, was released
from prison today on bonds amount
ing to $4,000 pending appeal of hi.
case. Neii departed for Chicago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Robert E. Martin.

ruary 6 and 7: "parlor, Bedroom and
Bath" February 8, 9 and To- "Thc
Smarter Set" February II and II;
Lambert Murphy, February Is; Neil
O'Brien's Minsnel', February Il, 2 (,
Joseph Hoffman. February %: The
Gypsy Trail March 8 and 7, Mabel
Garrison and Albert SpaldIng, March
10; Madame Frances AIDA, March 20
Al G. Fields Ministries, April }, J, !
and s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Steel and Iron
Workers to Quit

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. l8-The
organized steel and iron workers EN-
ployed by the Unit. ] States Steel cor
pcration have voted overwhelmingly to
I strike. according TO VIM. z. Foster,
secretary OF the National committee
Dpofnted by the Federation OF Labor
the unioniring Of the industry.
J. Foster said that the strike order
be given out when the national
(lDe meets in Youngstown. Ohio.
/ 1sesday.
N eA6of demand against the steel
kakN6FstieA 10 the recognition Of the
Saioa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Was TOO
MUCH FOR TRIBE
Coffey'S Clan Hits Park Hard
In Late Innings,

MARSHAGLTOWN, Iowa. Aug iS--
-- -tSrrciRll Dcs MONIES made II three
straight from oklahoma city yesterday.
pnNnr pitching Shutout ball He nj.
homans reached first base, Tho score
was tn0
oklahoma city had but ono chance.
In the third. when Benson singled and
Griffin waiked but spectacular field.
Ing by Coffey and Hashrook resulted
In hoth being caught off third on IN.
field plays Pn k held tho Boosters
to two hits In the first four innings.
but IN the nnh Mari tripltd and scor.
ed on Coffey's single.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
$4,000 New York
Street Car Men Out
py International News serylccl

tHN international News SefVlCc.l
NEW YORK, Aug. ls.--Thc worst
transit strike in the history of New
York has the city parayled today
Detying an Injunction issued by ST.
preme Court Justice Lydon, 5000
employees OF the lntcrborough Rapid
Transit company's subway and elc-
waited lines went ont on Sunday bu,
II was not until today that the full
force OF the strikes stra glehold was
felt.
Surface cars in Manhattan were
running but no attempt was made 10
operate cars on the subway and ele-
waited lines.
There have been no disorders. Six
thousand regular policemen and re
serves were distributed throughout
the city 10 prevent rloting.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Looking EN- Over
With
JACK KEENE

Some OF the modern baseball his.
torlans are telling their readers
that the Cincinnati, Reds never
uave won a pennsnt. Others In.
list that Cincinnati hasn't been rep.
resented by a winning ball club
for flfty years. Back In 1869 the
famous Cincinnati Red Stockings
went through tho entire season
without being defeated and werc
hailed as world champions
The team was composed o.
Drainard. pitcher; Allison. citchcr;
Gould, Sweasy and Waterman or
the bases; George Wright, short
stop; Leonard, Harry Wright
tmaraoer and MoVey. In the out.
field. The Cincinnati Red, won the
championship OF the American AS
ISOLATION In 1892. finishing In front
OF the Brooklyn. Camden, Harris.
burg, Reading, Wilmlnnton, Potts.
Vile and Covington clubs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18

summary. Three base Fits. Mari,
Coffey. two base hits, O'Harn ,: sac
rifIce hit Geist. stolen bases. Benson,
Coffcy. left on bases, oklahoma city 3,
pcs Moines 9, struck ont, by Park g..
Payne Z bases on balls, of Tsrk =,
Payne ! earned runs, Dcs Moines =.
Gcst
Time 40. umpires McGInnis and
FreshNatcr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
Heat Waves Cripple Lines,

GENEVA. Switzerland. Aug. W.
Switzerland has been suffering from
magnetic hea, wave for four days.
The telegraph lines have been greatly
disturbed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18

YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Western.
pes Moines 8, Oklahoma city O
JoIlin 1-y; Omaha l-l6.
Sioux city 2. Tulsa
ST. Joseph 80: Wichita IL.
American.
Chicago ,; Philadelphia / (cnlled In
sixth. rainD
New York 6. Cleveland ..
Boston 2-s; st Louis IL
Washington g. peroit : eleven In
nings)
At New York.Chlcago, wet grounds
Brooklyn g. Cincinnati 0
American AssocIltlor.
At Kansas CITY y, Toledo II
At Milwaukee 3-6: Louisville rs.
At ~. Paul 6-6, Indianapolis i-l.
At Minneapolis 2-7. Columbus Is.
Oklahoma Kansas.
Al Newkirk 4 Ponca CITY 10
Al Blackwell -. Arkansas city I.
Texas League.
At Dallas h.9, Galveston "a
At Fort Worth III; Snn Antonio Is
Al Shreveport 3-3. Beaumont 81.
At Waco t-5; Houston 6-2.
TODAY'S GAMES
oklahoma city at Joplin.
Omaha nj Sioux CITY,
Des Moines at st. Joseph.
No others scheduled
National League.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, cloudy
3 30.
Cincinnati nj Brooklyn. rain. 3.30.
Chicago nj New York, two games. Il
and $3.50; rain.
st Louis ut Boston, two games. | ~
and 3.10 rain.
American League.
Washington at Detroit. clear. 400.
Philadelphia at Chicago. clear, 800.
New York Mt Cleveland, clear, 800.
Boston at St Louis clear, 30
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18


millionaire sportsman, one Harry
Narimnn NJ Washington. has offered
S. 900 I'm gold as Il prize Tor the worlds
CoN championship tO bo decided over
the Columbia Country club course THIS
iall nr next spring His idea would ho
10 have the leading pair of golfers from
every country I'm the world take part
Il have no particular qualifications
n add to my oftyr' said Nardman
1T win be- lcit 10 the golf association
of each country 10 choose the two
candidates I'm any way suitable 10 It.
Hclt The ideal way of course. Woild
he Tor America 10 enter Jim Barnes
and Walter Hagen MS its representa-
tiycs aratust the hest Iuitish, Canadian
and French golfers My idea is merely
10 force world attention upon tho Eam'
which Is tnpldly gaining In popularity
everywhere"
"a According 10 the report. the Co.
lumhlo Country club course Is now be-
INK grOomcd 'or the iq90 chamolorshlp.
under N" ,rn ~ DR. Harlan vice pres.
id'nt Of the United states Golf nssoc,a-
ton
Ray Caldwell reached the end Of his
mNOr league career m" other .day
when the Rod Sox relcared him ont
rirht All other Mig league cuhl
waived claim to his services, md II
he remains In baseball he must sock
employment In tho minors Caldwell
hrok" into fast company with the
Yankees In 1910 and soon became one
~ the best pitchers In the American |
league. But he couldn't stand pros
ncrity, and In 1913 he was suspended |
by Frank Chance for breaking the rules |
NJ discipline Caldwell also was penn- |
i=ed by Bill Donovan for similar be- |
hHNlor md narrowly csCancd hanieh- |
'cnt He was traded TO the Red Soy |
bv Miller HugElns last winter and |
turned over new irnf, hut his arm |
" IN Honc and his release became In |
'vft+Nie CaldweH had mn $4,000 con.
.ract with the Yankees IN 1916, but he |
'ailcd to appreciate II.
Efforts are now being made TO
organize a club In Akron, Ohio,
which viii seek a franchise In the
American Association next season,
and n the project Is successful. Hans
Wagner, II Is said, will pllot the
team and partly control the stock
IN the club. Wagner. since his re-
tlrement from baseball. has de.
voted his time TO chicken ralslnu
at his hom, In Carnegie. Pa, but
" 10 reported that the famous old
sluoaer longs for the stress and
strife OF a pennant floht and that
he Is eaner to Get back Into the
name. Wagner never has had any
managerial erperl.nce, but he is \
past master OF tho art of baseball
In all Its phases, and Undoubtedly
would be a good man 20 lead a club.
Manager Mitchell undoubtedly has
ST. ongthened the Chicago Cubs hv oh
tanning the services Of Dave Robertson
and Charley Horzog. The Cubs infleld
needed a hustler Ike Herzog on sec
ond base and the famous Cantalonpe
King Is making good with n vengeance
Robertson who is covering center field
posltion entirely new TO him. Is
beginning TO hit the ball
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18
NATIONAL LABOR
PARTY PROPOSED
Chicago Conference to Con-
slider Move Today,

CHICAGO, Aug. ls,-Representa-
tives OF labor organizations and non
partisan leagues from a number OF
states in a conference held here to-
day, decided to organize a national
labor party The first step will be to
call national convention TO be held
in Chicago in November TO adopt a
constitution and platform it was an
nounced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-18

CHICAGO. Aug. lS-Whether
national labor party will be formed
to enter the 1870 presidential cam
paign probably depends on the re-
sponsc TO a call for conference to-
day. Officials OF the labor party OF
Cook county said representatives OF
at least fourteen states would take
part in the discussions today.
Should consideration OF the op-
por,untes for national labor party
10 take an important part in the cam
palgn nest year result in decision to
organic, a convention will be called
in the fall, probably in October, &C
cordng TO proposals. 60 far there
has been little or no mention as tc
candidates for presidential choic,
but the bulk OF the advocates OF a
national party come from the mid.
die west, although New York. Con.
neeticut and Pennsylvania were ex-
pected to be represented in the con
ference today.
The true Democrat., 1919-01-11
OFFICIALS SHOULD PROTECT
PUBLIC

nepr7iHrirR our ssm.b about tn
Show that feceed our people during
the holIdaYs. the Wood lls Republican
cumueut as Ioileas
"Woodvilr vas treated tu a similar
dose al ibis soealled sh,s which was
the greatest hold up that fas been seen
here ia msuy years There is abso.
lutely m reason hy aul town sh8Hlj
he lltoralR turned over 70 such agEw
lations. vlD ply then holdup gamr-
and pass ~ without tb" .b'est pga
test Iom those ln authority
laa point is well made despite tn
lac, that the matter Was particularly
aagf.at aut notorious. Il Is Hu likely
that ans official IL. fn, ooiumUr ~
suffering Al the hauds the haItrs
If ghts ,hoa hls mad" any etlpr "a
correct Z abate the WRONG duIug AMI
,oi this IS oBe Of che thing far which
people pay tase> Wameb protection
lfom tmpoaiiiun.
The true Democrat., 1919-01-11
rAE JEFFERSON HIGHWAY

Efforts Vtll nov be made to eem
piete aud Improve the Jefferson High.
way witch pafsine through Louisiana
on the west side crussrE AZ Baton
Rouge and proceeds down the east
side OF he Airf ipr. to NeR Orleans
Every autD owner Ia this entire see,
ton OF the east side Is Interested iu
the highway as it means shorter
more direct route To- the metropolis
When It y completed It Vtl be a high.
way in vhch all mas find profit and
pleasure
The eorgpletion of the highway has
9 addi.. .aual Interest 20 the people Of
East and West Feltciana because Il
vii, prove IN Inspiration for a road
running through our parishes which
aill connect aith the great highway
and as soor aa business se.s back ia
to pre- war routine. Il wiil be but the
matter os short time before the con
Meeting read Is built
The true Democrat., 1919-01-11
riME TO RETURN raE FAVOR

The advertisement on the front par ;
speaks eloquentiy for the relief of
Jewish sufferers from the var aud III
man or woman who efH read this as-
peal without AN immediate resolve 10
do the mos, that he can fof this pres
ing need shows that he hes a mind
and soul that can remain untouch ii
by the most poignant details of human
suffering and who lacks also a SENSE
of simple justice as we'll Rs charity
For In this instance. although the h,t
name and the chartpbtc have hal
many calls uPaH their sympathips
and purses, there ls none other more
needy OF more deserved than this
The Jews in Poland and eIsee here
have suffered rs have the Armeuians
the se"biaHs and the BeiRiana. and the
very fact that the Jewish people every.
where have alssys prtded themselves
apon' st0ktug care of their oWu. but
are noH forced 10 ask outside help IN
this esigency ahords additional eet
denee of the gravity of the situation
tho enormous aud the desperate needs
Ia be- relieved
For any Gentle 10 fatl 10 respond
eouid shoa a lack at reciprocity of
appreciation fer the anialliug response
the Jew las given bgm In every call
Ia the name Of charity OF a common
humanity The Jew stands ar the
head of those Is hose ears are ever
ready to heed tn appeal Of the needy.
without regard to race af creed and
when he at length calls for help for
bis people there can rightly he bu
one rcsBctse
Are you making Il to the extent ol
your abiIitt