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Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11

(CoNTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ,try and declares that all land held out of use for speculation should be forced into use by taxation.
 Consider the actual conditions under which we meet. After years of secret slavery the republican party and the democratic party come into the open and reveal themselves to themselves and to the nation as noth- ing but the right wing and the Ter; wing of the same bird of prey. It is no longer possible for anyone even to pretend that there is any differnce on any issue between them. There is not word in either of the platforms that might not have been written and unanimously endorsed by a conven- tion exclusively composed of corpora tion lawyers and Wall street bankers. The only difference between these platforms as someone has remarked. is difference in the number of words used to say nothing. Confronted by the graest crisis in the history of civ ihzation, they have demonstrated even to their own adherents, that they are without the vision of a statesmanship. the course of leadership or the con viction Of patriotism.
 The republican bid is bold It reads out of it's councils every man and woman who ever stood for any form of human rights; adopts platform that evades, equivocates or straddles every living issue; paves the way for q war by which in the exchange for the lives and treasures of the people, Mexican oil shall be demanded to their interests; endorses the infamous Esch-Cummins bill over the protests of farmers, workers and inforTed cie- iZens; and consistently crowns its work by nominating as candidate for the presidency of the United States in the year 1920, a proven, steady wheel horse politician, guaranteed to stand without hitching, who learned all the politics he ever learned in the satis- factory and thorough school of Marcus A. Hanna and Joseph B. Foraker, way back in the golden age marked by the Standard oil scandals. Thus stands the party of Abraham Lincoln in the last days of its decadent faithlessness, naked and unashamed in its servile service of greedy plutocracy.
 ''The democratic bid is more than bold; it is brazen. With mild reser- vations, it not only claims partisan credit, which belongs to the whole na- tion, for fighting and winning the war
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If You Have a Back Ache

or if you are subject to Dull pains in tho head, Dizziness. Nervousness. are Ian guid and feel tired all over. get pack age of the old reliable remedy, Mother Gray's AROMATIC LEAF, the pleasant Medicinal Tea. We have many testt- monials As a gentle laxative it has no equal. Ask for Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf at druggists or sent by mail for co cts. Sample FREE. Address, Mother Gray Co.,. Le Roy, N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11

you need. but chew your food thoroughly, and be happy while following easy Korein system ob- tainable in box at drug store. Purposed to aid in reducing fat in any part of the body. Reduce whatever you need (1O to 60 Ibs.) under Sl00.0O money-refund guarantee or no cost to you.
 Reduce pursy abdo' men, double chin. large limbs, obese hips and other overstout parts ol i the body.
 Even a few days Oi
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
FUTURE IF ARIZONA THEME IF SPEAKERS AT DINNER 1T CLUB

The dinner of the Warren district commercial club at the Country club last night was oEe of the largest and most successful gatherings of busi: ness men ever assembled here with the object of promoting good fellow ship and cooperation among all the interests in the community. Fully two hundred representative men of the district were present and heard with apparent interest number of stirring talks on what the Commer cial club aims to accomplish, not only for the Warren district, but for the county and state, with the co-opera- ton of similar organizations.
 Cleon T. Knapp, acting as toast master told of some of the purposes for which the club is organized. He said that the club marks real en- deavor to unite business men, com mercial men, pSblic spirited men, all the men in the community, into a cohesive movement that will be of benefit to the Warren district He ascrihed much of the success of the club to the sincerity, activity and honesty of purpose" Of the present secretary, Thomas A. Egan.
 w. G. Gilmore said: 'It is a pleasure to address the Warren Dis, trict Commercial club because you represent the Warren district and the power of tho Warren district, commercially. and in almost eTery other way He pointed to the phe- nomenal growth of Los Angeles and declared that it was largely due to the three factors: railroad. as newspaper (the Los Angeles Times0 and the Los Angeles chamber of commerce. -
 One of the problems you are fac7 ing is political" said Gilmore. You are going to elect a legislature that will make laws that will be either benefit or a detriment to the state. Four years ago we had the spectacle of a man who had never worked at anything but the barber's trade. in troGucing a banking code. Today we have no banking code. The barber's trade is as good and as honest a method as any other to earn a living but the man. who has spent his life at 1t cannot. be a successful legisla- tor. It is for you, acting in body, { as unit, to investigate the men elected to office and to see to it that suitable men are put in office. If you as members of the Warren District Commercial club, get behind any movement, you can put it over.
 Col. John c. Greenway, who arriv- ed yesterday from Ajo, was not on the list of speakers but was called on for a short, eXtemporaneous talk. Col. Greenway said in part:
 Gentlemen of the Convention: (which brought laugh) I believe it would be apropos at this time to talk about program for the future de- velopment of Arizona. One of these things I believe. is to inaugurate a campaign of good will; to try to re create conditions as they existed in the old territorial days, when every man was the others friend. We should try to get rid of this feeling of class. Aspirants to political of rices Tn the state and county should make this one of their chief aims. "A second item on the program of
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11

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 Buy a small box of korein at any busy drug store. Show others this advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
. I RE CKLES
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 Strenuth

This preparation for the removal of freckles is usually so successful in removing freckles and giving clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund the money if it fails.
 Don't hide your freckles under a veil; get an ounce of Othine and re- move them. Even the first few appli- cations should show wonderful inn provement, some of the lighter freck- les vanishing entirely
 Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine; it is this that is sold on the money-back guarantee.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
PROTEST MEXICAN pEcRFss

MEXICO CITY, July 10. -- Pctro- leum interests have presented a lengthy memorial to the secretary Of the treasury asking derogaticn of The decrees promulgated by the late President CdrranZa. especially those referring to rental of oil lands re- garded as national property. The minister will consider the matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
EX-CHAMP LOSES

NEW ORLEANS. July 10. - Hop py' Littleton of New Orleans earn ed a decision over George Chipp of New Castle, Penn, former middle weight champion, tonight in ter rife 15-round bout.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
CHILD KILLS MOTHER
GREENVILLE. Ky. July 10.

GREENVILLE, Ky, July 10. - When Mrs. Willis Graham, 26, tried to stop her four year old son. Harold, from carrying a loaded shotgun out of their home today, the chile pulled the trigger, killing his mother in- stantly.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
OPEN PACIFIC LINE

NEW ORLEANS, July 1U.-Organi- zation of company to operate a steamship line between this port and the Pacific coast was announced today by the New Orleans association of commerce.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
MASONIC NOTICE

It is specially requested that ali memgers of Perfect Ashlar Lodge No 12 attend our next regular meeting, August 5th, 1920 Business of impor- tance. w. A. NOWLIN, w. NJ.
 s. T. Watkins, Secy.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11

Good music, Jitney dance, City Park, Tuesday evening. Everybody welcome.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11

dential candidate, while carrying on
 independent work in the interest of their particular sets of ideas, or local requirements. Group autonomy was the objective to be worked for, partic- ipants in the discussion stated.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11

The United States has had 14 White House brides.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
Reduce Weight
 Easily Now

Do you wish to become slender. graceful. healthier, happier? Eat all
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11

Out of Galveston's 10000 popula tion, 7I00 are longshoremen.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-11
"4S" Committee
 Starts Campaign

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Send-...-.-pair, postage free. I'll pay the post man on arrival. If l am not satisfied you are to return my mon- Vo.
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Even a few days or
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

The Day of Reconciliation should
not he permitted to pass without put
ting its precepts into practice, 1t Is
the Day of Reconciliation between man
and man as well as between man aad
God. We should do as much as we
ask. Then If it has happened. that
anyone of us has intentionally. or en-
tircly unintentionally. grieved or CT
Tended friend or relative. these peni.
tential days are the days to review
cur conduct and make amends. Per-
haps. we think that We are the in
jurpd ones. What difference does that
make? Even if we Wee offended.
even if our feelings were wounded. II
each one will plan to effect recon-
ciliatio1. how simple it will he to let
by cones he by-gones. and begin the old
relationships again. The old heart
aches will he gone. anger and resent
mcnt will pass away and the most
comforting feeling of satisfaction will
animate all.
Forbearance with one another must
he shown ere it can he expected that
the All-lOving Father can forgive all
the failings of his human children
His answer to them is thru loving
kindness and truth is iniquity atoned
for"
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Motion pictures Of Jewish life in
Poland. in reality "A living picture OF
practically the entire Jewish popula-
stricken country, are being shown at
Madison Square Garden concert hall.
New York. The first performance was
Saturday night. August IS. There are
about eleven hundred seats in the con
cert hall and at least eleven thousand
persons, not all Jewish, tried to come
in. At the first performance only four
Of the cities represented in the produc-
tion were shown.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15
THE NEW POLAND.
BY G. SIMONtswITZ

"DpNTlSnt. I5-O, ny u d. - h-b
POlaad started out like Rome and
is ending like Spain. 1t was her dc
sire to suppress nations and conquer
countries so that she would he able
10 establish her superiority turnout 1t
VAS her desire to strengthen her king
dom Mt the expense of Russia. Iitml-
ania. Germany and Austria. and pierce
her arrows into the hearts Of small
nations before she would give them
shelter under her wings.
Now she is at the point Of her own
downfall and breakup. T.ithuania has
already taken possession Of wilma. but
from the Bolsheviki. not from Poland.
Some part of Galicia will mt least he
lost to her. unless returned thru II
peace conference. Her allies in Tx
rainia fled. and her own army was
forced to retreat in disordcrly man
ner
Poland does not indulge any more in
her former haughtiness. We anticipate
the birth of n new Poland. one puri-
fled by bloody experiences. Il Poland
which has derived n lesson from tho
last few months. and whose leaders
had permitted themselves to br taught.
Our account with Poland must there
fore be revised anew thru new light
and renewed effort.
History itself is rocking its ven
Geance upon those countries, which for
get that one nation cannot crush ar
other and remain unpnnishcd. When
the Polish sOcalled leaders sanctioned
the shedding of Jewish blood and the
destruction of Jewish treasures and
belongings. they made way for the
germs of decentralization into their
ranks and they aroused all the evil
instincts Of the masses and of their
anti-Scmitic leanings. The results are
now obvious at the Polish battlefront.
When the demOraliZed elements of
their army cannot bring about po-
croms. AID get themselves loose Mt
the expense of the Jew, they do 1t
at the expense of their own soldiers.
Their Officers desert their regiments
and go off on the way of wine and
women. continuing their orgies ms they
have been taught, without fear of pun
ishment or possibility of being curbcd.
However. we are not out for rr
vcnge. Rut we well remember thmt
the welfare of 2.OOO.OOO Jews depends,
and. for long while. will depend up
on the welfare of Poland. We can
not therefore wish for tho ruin OF
Poland. or that she should lose her
independence. for which she has aim
cd so long. and for which she has
struggled so much until she finally
regained il.
The fact that Poland destroyed her
old government. and that the new gov
eminent found it necessary to call to
its conferences representatives of Pol
ish Jews. indicates n strong desire to
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

come. to an understanding and build n
full path between the Jews and the
| Polish population in general.
| Never have the Jews in Poland de.
| sired more than peaceful relation
ship between themselves and their
| ncighbOrs. freedom to go peacefully
and quietly about their work. with
out being hindercd in their spheres of
| religion and culture.
In the Poland of old. the Jews en-
joyed those privileges more or less. In
the Poland Of the days of the Sig
munds, there never were raised any
charges against the Jews. They were
symbol of patriotism and enterprise.
and had great share in the growth
of Polish civilization.
Present Poland refused to take the
Jewish citizens in her lap. Pogroms
instantancously followed tile Polish
Independence. The patriotic Polish
press was turned into an anti-Scmi-
tic press. the intelligent class of Pol
| and sought TO drive the Jews away
from Polish culture. Polish economic
life. yea. from book and soil alike!
The results of such n policy were
sure to follow. In fact. they follow
ed sooner tlmn expected. Poland is
now knocking at her enemies door for
peace, and it is most probable that she
will receive it soon.
However. Poland will not enjoy real
peace until she creates peace mt home.
and puts an end to the civil strifes
among her citizens. She will have to
abandon all those elements which are
responsible for her military adven-
lures and her foreign policies-pO-
grOms and boycOtts in her policies at
| home. The Polish Government will
not only have to alter the names of
her ministers but the character and
politics of her dominion as well. Then
and only then. may she become "A
united and strong nation among other
nations.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Hon. Nathan Barnert. former May
or of Paterson n. j.. has presented the
Daughters Of Jacob to be used as II
home. Mr.. Barnert bought the man
sion. together with twenty-five city lots,
for the purpose of making the presenta
ton. Mr.. Barnert in his lifetime has
presented the Barnert Memorial Tenn
pie, the Miriam Barnert Hebrew School
and the Barnert Memorial Hospital TO
the Jews of Paterson
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15
THE HUB AND THE RIM.

Roth IN. bub and ,h, rim of :, ,vbeel
must Ina s,rony ,ul nr,n,rti,ned II,
mako rho whole wb..l effer,ire If
,ith.r IL w.,t or family ,b. wheel
will q. +, p;.cos rb. p,brew Iruion
coIla,,a graduates many r,bbis hut
many r,,,b;s l,.v. tbe ministry The
pali.;au. S.h..,,x yr,au.ta many nm.
what tbev have been Taught The
Sruagoy .nd,,vors Tn spre.J IFS in
r,u.n,ps aiming tb. larger class but Mt
,h. o;ro,,f.ro.,oo ,r rim Thor. IL do
4, ctio, rhere has always been leak.
no. T., Jpd,ism Scattered rs we ar.
I'm tb. ends of tbe .ar,h tb.re have
,,,,r,y., h.,,n small ,,r,uns mn III. outer
,,yoo v.bar. tho Jow,isb ;nf,uepc. t. al.
,,o,. 10 nat anita ,e,li,;hl. and who
,,,re Jr;ftad away mr. arc ranidIv
drifting away from tbe,r brethre,,.
,r,,o am, ,h,,o,.,,, 10 o,,s.rv,b,. in
IN. ,re,t cit;as wbere ,notber kind Of
,,f,u,,co .,u,,lr ~ don,aroux ex-
lists Hare 1, tho preot ,.enters men
,ro los, Tbcv lack ,b,. home sur-
ro,,nd;,rs tho .no;,bhorboo,, influ-
.,,,os, ,h,, ,,,,., NM, =, ,bo;r rn
I;,;on
What sor,.;co &c tho bub rena.rin,
n,r,ionad and nr,,.r,r f,,,ctiouing tn
,,;ro ,,ronn.,, ,,, ,.,,a roo,.r aud SIM
,,or. o., ,,, ,,.,,..,, rf ;. - notou
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Many Jews would gladly surrender
the religious yoke if that act would
end religious prejudice. Truth is. that
as long as Christian Sunday Schools
continue to teach the agelong lie that
we killed their god. just so long will
unrca sOnable and unwarranted bigotry
abide in our midst To offset this we
have hut one remedy. the Jew must
live rs tho he werp pure gold and
then his acts will win silver opinion
Our lives must be beyond rcproach
History comedies that our home and
private lives have been. turnout the
dark centuries. models of purity and
morality. Not only must the Jew con
tilue to deserve that praise. but in
dividually. each must strive to win the
esteem of neighbOrs. Wealth will not
, save MS in America. The more mil.
liOnaires we have. the more bitter is
the newer form of economic hatred
Culture will not avail, for the higher
anti Semitism has arisen with the in
crease in number of Jewish men and
women in our colleges. What alone
can protect and save us? BY holding
close to the highest interpretations of
the moral code. Live clean and think
in terms of God-Dr Rudolph |. Cof-
fee in Sentinel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15
RECIPES.
CHICKEN srAGuETTI.

Get large yellow skin chicken. Cut up
aud cover with plenty of water. Add two
cans of tomatoes and several onions. gar
lir chill and black pepper. salt. cook.
When nearly cooked add can French mush-
looms. or some dried mushrooms thor"ly
trwIsr. when cooked put in a "oillndcr md
pour cold water over. put on platter: then
rn.rken on the spaghetti. Ev.r of one
then another. then CRATE little cheese,
serve.
DILL PICKLES.
100 pickIes-put in cold water over night
next morning boil qts. water. at. vine
gar. III. salt. scant. small piece of alum
bdil together. FIJI jars as follows: Put
difl at bottom of jars, then white pepper
~ teas spoon. n few black peppers. fill with
pickles. fill Jars to top with brine. add
lil, screw on tops.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Samuel +. Reinhard. head of the
Reinhard Clothing company and for
40 wears leader in the clothing trade
of Baltimore, died at his home recent
Emanuel Reinhard. was among the
first Hebrew settlers of Baltimore and
was one of the original thirteen who
organized the Baltimore Hebrew Con-
nue. Temple.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Upon their return from their sum
mer vacation. Rabbi and Mrs. Leo NJ.
prised by their friends with hand
some Paige Sedan. which stood at the
door Of their home DIR Franklin had
returned to Henry Ford the Ford
Sedan with which Mr.. Ford presented
him the first of the year. when the
series of anti-Semitic articles first
appeared in the Dearborn hide
pendent.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Harry Albert, II Harvard senior in
the class of 1921. was killed 10y acct
dent in Los Angeles on July 81. The
EewS was suppressed for time in or.
der to keep the story from his aged
era ndparents. who reside in Chelsea,
Mass. He was 10. a graduate of Chcl-
sea Grammar and High schools He
entered Harvard in 1917, worked his
way thru and completed the require
ments for his A. b.. last June. winning
Il cum laude in government
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Bert Frey, son of DIR. and Mrs. $.
Frey, Superintendent of the Jewish
Orphan Home at Huntington Park.
Cal, bravely rescued n man from be
ing drowned ut Long Beach. Cal. Bert
Frey heard the mans call for help
and reached the bather just in time to
save him from the second impact Of
the high waves.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

The TranSylvanian Minister Ibr
Mihahl. recently stated that no Rou-
maaian statesman now counted Oh the
assimilation of the Jews. He found
that Jewish Nationalist were loyal
citizens. and he expressed himself in
favor of giving full rights to the Jews
and of granting them cultural auton-
Omy
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15
Interesting Items

The estute of Henry l.. Einstcin.
who sold the New York Press to Frank
Il Munscy, and who died Feb. IS.
1915, was appraised at $1.215,53G Mr..
Einsten made bequest of $4,000 to
Mt. Sinai Hospital of New York.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15
The Home
ATONENTENT.
BY JESSIE SAMPLER.

BY JESSIE SAMPLER.
bay by day thru all the year.
In. the Book that none may read
All my thoughts and deeds appear:
Now count with hope and fear
Every thought and deed
Day by day thru all this year
That is coming clean and new.
Let my heart Thy preccpts hear.
And the written page appear
Worthy of a jew.
Round the Year IN Rhymes.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Republicans and Democrats have
ulited in rcnOminating Congressman
Goldfogle and Siegcl Of New York.
Nathan StralIs. Jr.. has received the
Democratic nomination for state sena
tor from the eighteenth district. His
opponent will be Alfred Ottinger.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Leo Fripde. of New York City. in
won the national trophy again at the
annual regatta of the American Canoe
Association at the Thousand Islands.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

MI. and Mrs. Nathan RoSenau. of
Philadelphia. gave family dinner
Atlantic City. in honor Of their six
ticth wedding anniversary. There
were forty guests representing four
generations of the family present
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Rudie Schwartz enter
tanned at dinner party in Los An
gclcs. given in honor of their cousin.
Miss Mamie Schwartz. of that city.
who Is visiting them in Los Angeles.
Covers were laid for ten.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Mrs Regina Fist Is comfortably 10
cated ut the Wave Crest Apartments
Venice.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Mrs. F. Goodman will leave next
week for Chicago to visit her son and
later go to Kansas to visit her daugh
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Mr. and Mrs. Nate Triton announce
the birth of a baby girl at st. Joseph's
Hospital Oh September II. The little
one has been called janice Selma.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15
Social Neuus

Mr.. and Mrs Robert Silberring an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Filda. 10 Charles II. RubinSal.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Mrs. julius Mortimer left Sunday
for short trip to Chicago to visit
her sister.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Mrs. Estclle Stitch and daughter
Trina. of New Orleans. spent few
days ii Denver this week. visiting
friends and relatives en- route from
California TO their home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Rabbi Chain Rigrino, of Adrianople,
despite his old age. has been nom
mated Chief Rabbi of Turkey.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs Max Sunshine of Pu-
chlo. are the guests of their relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Berger. S27 Adams
street.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

Mrs. Max Kurtz is improving so ia
vorably from her recent serious i'll
ness, that it is expected she will he
able TO return TO her home from Mercy
Hospital.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-15

\ house warming was given Sunday.
Ida COIN. 2Gi9 Gaylord. \ very en-.
,"yable evening was spent by the fol-
lowing: Misses Minnie Golden. ESth-
or Davidson. Elsie Koby, Nellie Hol-
lander. Ethel Nonasky. Fay Coral.
nick. Celia Richards. Mollie Judd. Ida
Cohn. MessrS. Frank Madison Hy
Katz. Dewey Richards. Frank shapiro
McSch Conan. David Golden. Robert
Judd. Max Cohn. Isadore shapiro
Mr.. and Mrs. Moe Richards.