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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-07
WEST DENVER RELIEF COMMIT
TEE.

At the regular meeting of the West
Denver Relief committee held at the
Talmud Tora Bldg, Monday April 18th.
the following interesting report of the
actual relief work done abroad was
read.
POland-S3OO.OOO for General Re.
lief for March 1920. 1OOooO for medi-
Garments.
Greece-S5,OO0 general relief.
Ialcstine-S15,0OO for general relief.
Germany-$42,2dO for general relief
and towards purchase of loo bar
rcls of Kosher meat.
Vienna-$11,QO for food and dis
tribuion among professional men.
Prague--S1O.OOO for relief in Czecho-
Sloyasia.
besides there were recently opened
sixteen Joint Distrisation Milk sta
lions. distributing about 10000 glasses
Of milk daily 100000 has been mp.
propriatcd for the purpose of remov-
ing children from the devastated coun-
tries. to Norway. Holland and switcr-
land.
According to cable from Dr. Bogcn
who estimates the total Jewish popu-
lation of Poland to be 4,Ol0,t00, MN
of whom require relief. At present
3OO,O00 Jewish children are being fed
daily. Mortality has increased 70% !:
typhus affecting 95T. The relief conf
mittcc is using ON the average of about
five cars of flour daily.
The Joint Distribution committee is
doing their utmost to check the typhus
epidemic and 100000 has been mp
propriated for that purpose under the
leadership of Dr. Goldman and Den
yer's avn DIR. Spivak.
Austria
Austria has received 10000 kilo-
gram of matzOs bought IN Holland ::
10000 Kilogram of vegetable fat be-
sides the matzos received from Amer
lea.
Many children have been sent from
Vienna to Holland. Switzerland and
Italy.
The demand for funds continues
The cry for help is greater now than
before.
The following telegram has been re-
ceivcd from DIR. Julius Goldman; GO"
of the Jewish population in Poland
are in extreme dcstitutiou. Premature
deaths due to exposure and lack Of
clothing. Our present allowance meets
only one-third normal requirements.
Undernourishmcnt makes it impos-
sible to fight typhus and other diseases
Must have money 10 purchase cloth
ing, and shoes for at least one mil
lion persons.
(Signcd) DIR. JULIUS GOLDMAN.
The above report aud Telegram needs
10 comment -.
Friends of Denver. do we still need
to urge upon you the great necessity
Of cooperating with the West Denver
Relief Committee:
1t is the opinion Of the writer that
you should consider it privilege to
meet our collectors and give them all
that you can. And IS 1t not dreadful,
that at this particular period when
the need is so great that We lack col
lcctors? Reports were received at the
meeting that a number of people are,
giving the weekly donations reluctant
iy.
Awake children Of Israel give this
condition Il serious thought. Shall we
stand by and SEE our people starye:
We Americans. had it not been that
We were fortunate to come to this
glorious country ut ours, we, our cliii-
dren. and grand children would prob
ably be among tho "nfortunAtes-
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-07
Proud of NV Record

Thirty-two years doing business in
Denver. Know value. If buying or
selling real estate see me. Will take
charge of your property and return
more income than you can get yourself
Joseph Zigmond, JO4 Quincy Bldg.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-07
DELTA-T.DELTA.

\ special meeting of the Delta L.
Delta club has been called for Sun
day, April II at the home of Ida
shapiro.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-07
Clubs

(All contributions for this column must
reach this office by L. o'clock Tuesday.
Contributions must be properly signed
with name and address of the writer be-
fore article will be publishedO
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-07
NOTICE.

\ regular meeting of the Council
Alliance will be held Sunday after
noon, April IL, in vestry rooms OF
Temple Emanuel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19

~ IKE bolt from the blue sky the announcement
I'D from William G. McAdoo that he does wish
the presidential accompanied by explanations that
show he it.
The McAdoo statement the startling bit presden-
tlai campaign have had There have been
abundance who have sought nominations but previously
who have been the other direction The McAdoo
cdet all the interesting from the fact that he the
most talked of for the democratic nomination Reports
dcate he could have had the nomination he wished
top Of this the fact the republican attitude against the League
OF Nations has weakened that party which the field
with old guard standard who defeated for the
Ohio governoshp and who in the presidential primary
failed to get nine of the delegates from his state
AS why McAdoo refuses guess may good
another 1t must be remembered this connection however
that he unusual He is politician in the accepted
but businessman As known he for
office in his life He of independent type and fear
less exercising his judgment when he fit to do 1t
be he has enough of high political life with the result
that he the of the onooker the of the
tcipant.
Be all that McAdoo is out of the and there is
chance that the chaos Chicago find its equal at San
Francisco Time will tell
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
AFTER NEWsPAPERMEN.
= REMARKABLE feature of the presidential stuat
- that in both parties the leading asprants for pre-

REMARKABLE feature of the presidential situation is
that in both parties the leading asprants for president
- newspaper editors Warren Harding, previously
stated the of the Marion STAR evening
Ohio with circulation of 5000.
Governor James NJ Cox in the for the dem
ocrac nomination. and editor of the Dayton News and
Of another daily another Ohio town. Dayton city of 1885,
coo people and the News has circulation of $4,000.
Carter Glass whom of the former McAdoo
supporters turning of the Lynchburg Va News
and of the Lynchburg Advance nchburg city of 81 900
and the News has circulation of II 605
The directory for 1909 shows that all the
owned by presidential possibilities audited by the Audit
Bureau of Ccuaon this indicating desire the part of the
publishers deal fairly with their advertisers Whether they
will be equally and above board the subject of
paign funds is a matter yet be proven
There time when most big public officials select
from legal profession today be
wards Journalists which of complimentary to the
yet tendency be encouraged The true editor
should aoof possible from parsanshp to be
free to comment and he finds them having
personal political entangements to bother him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
A CLEAR CUT ISSUE

M accepting President Wilson's challenge that the League
Of Nations be made the chief issue the presidential
paign Senator Harding has done the obvious thing The
republican platform bitterly denounced the league covenant
failed to its ratification with the senate changes
Senator Hardng record keeping with that platform plank
lie of those chosen Lodge when he packed the
foreign relations against The
Of the original robin sgners and opposed to
the treaty, before it drafted
In speech Nov. Harding opposed the league covenant
and in his address said
speak for who old fashioned enough to believe that
the the United States of America good enough
for me-"
Let ii be hoped the democrats will adopt league platform
As member of the representatives, Carter Glass
author of the federal act He named
ta of the treasury the resignation of McAdoo and later
resigned secretary when elected senator from Virginia He
not widely known he might be but he considered
extremely able and has been scheduled chairman of the
resolutions committee at the democratic convention
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without equivocaon and looking league adj
Noce for president that the be clearly de-
fined lines The world entitled to know clearly and explicitly
whether America wishes to retain fashioned policy of
isolation will assert itself world leader and lend hand
practical steps for the protection of civilization
Who does envy Bill Humphreys?
Please order grain bags.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
THE OLD GUARD RULES
(st, Louis Post DispatchA

(St Louis Post Dispatch.l
The reported movement for an in
dependent Republican ticket is the
logical sequence OF the action of the
National Republican Convention at
Chicago. There is not a pulse beat in
the platform of the presidential nim-
mess for the independent, forward
looking voters in the Republican party
or the country.
Senator Harding is personally an ex>
cellent man. In his record and per-
sonality he is typical party nominee.
He has worked his way from poverty
to affluence, from State office to Fed
eral office through the usual line of
promotion. He has always been reg
ular in the party organization. His
is one-track mind and thai track
the beaten track of party regularity,
He has blazed no new paths of pro-
gress.
In this respect his fits the platform.
He is as colorless as that is, and judg-
ing by his past record, will interpret
it in accord with the decisions of the
party leaders He was in the Lodge
senatorial cabal as follower, not q
leader, and voted for the treaty with
the Lodge reservations We may eN-
peet him TO interpret the platform for
or against the peace treaty as the
caucus decides.
Senator Harding is the last promin-
ont public man one could select to find
progressive solution of problem
of politics or economics. There is not
a progressive strain in his compost
ton. The things that are. the system
as it is. and the old-time politics OF
the boss and the machine and the
iron-clad caucus are good enough foI
him.
In point of courage in initiative the
Vice Presidential nominee shines by
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
WHAT OTHERS SAY

comparison with his chief He did
stir the pulse of the country by u
course OF sound judgment, courage
and determination in the Boston police
strike. He proved that he is capable
cfiudicious decision and courageous
action on his own account. But he Is
nominated only for the VicePresiden-
cy, where decision and courage are
pigeon-holed in the chair of the Sem
ate. His value is largely potential.
The old Guard ruled at Chicago and
il this ticket shall be elected II Will
rule in Washington. The special in-
terests that support 1t will rule In
WASHINGTON. The special interests
that support it will be safe from pro-
gressive interference. But will tho
country be safe. Will the interests OF
the plain people. which suffer from
privilege and plutocratic control, De
protecteds Will there be that liberal
and progressive solution of economic
and Industrial problems which Will
insure Justice to all elements and con-
tent? The time is critical.
1t is difficult to see how the pro-
rressive and independent elements OF
the Repub ublican party. jim revolt against
the reactionary rule of plutodemocra'
tic bosses. can accept the Republican
| ticket and platforms. 1t is difficult to
: see how the country can tolerate a
| dictatorship of a senatorial caucus
controlled by Penrose and Lodge La
! Dor is already in rebellion.
The independent situation waits up,
! on Democratic action at San Francis
co. With Bryan threatening the states
Fighters and the Wilsonites with the
anger of the gods and waving sheat
of SO varieties of vagary it Is impos-
sible to tell what will come out of the
/ Frisco convention. There is one reas'
/ surfing thought-the Democrats car
easily do better and hardly do worse
| than the Republicans. We nope toi
the better-far better.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19

ledge while he is being put to the test
of temptation in the development of
his better self. The theme had been
handled by poets and painters for CEN
turtles, but never before has a direc-
tor succeeded in this mythical setting
as has been accomplished in the film
ing of this wonderous work of art.
Miss Stanton, in the role of the
arch temptress, presents one of the
most beautiful living pictures of
striking womanhood one could hope
to see outside of an art gallery. She
Possesses a perfect physique, artistic
contour. and has the rare gift of alb
solute grace, that makes for a per-
feet model. Her work is the very
acme of real art and 1t it a pleasure
to be able to ere her in person. Her
share in the performance, is the rem
dition of classic dance as fitting
prologue. See her at the Alta next
Monday. =.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
ADJUSTMENTS

Something unusual for the picture
fans is now the offering at the Alta
xHfeatre. The celebrated beauty of the
screen. Miss Violet Stranton, who has
scored so many marked successes in
the picture world, will be in Pendleton,
appearing in person at each perform
ance of her latest release, 'Tempta-
tion. in which she co-stars with Doris
Curtis. also appearing in person; other
stars in the production are Carmel
Myers, Inez Mcdonald, and an all-star
cast. The picture is one that lends
itself most admirably to Miss Stanton 3
best talent. 1t is a striking scenic
spectacle in that portion which drifts
from the real to the allegorical and
depicts the wanderings of a spirit
youth through the Garden of Know
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
CHURCH CONVENTION
WILL CLOSE SUNDAY

The climax of the Eastern oregon
convention of Churches of Christ Will
be reached tomorrow when the dele
gates assemble for the closing sessions.
The days events will be as follows:
9:45 a. M, Bible school, H. II. De-
Hart, supt.: IL a. m. sermon. Rev. o.
D. Harris, Milton; 2;30 p. m, song
and praise service: 500 p. m, com
munion sermon, Rev. B. B. Burton,
Athena: $50 p. m, The Lords sup
per: 1900 p. M, Christian Endeavor
meeting; 500 p. m, sermon, THE
Church Restored Rev. C. F. Swander,
Supt. of Missions. Portland.
There will be music by the church
choir, and special numbers Sunday
evening by the male chorus under the
supervision of Director Joseph N.
Scott. Pendleton people are invited
to visit the Church with the friendly
spirit
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
OKLAHOMA SHOOTER HIGH

GREELEY. Colo, June 19.-Seven-
ty three marksmen participated in the
first days events of the Colorado state
trapshoot here Friday. William Heer
of oklahoma, took first place with 1876
out of "A possible 200. He scored 120
consecutive hits In the professionals
contests. Charley Spencer of st. Louis
and George Burt of Denver tied for
first with 1874 each.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
28 YEARS AGO

(From the Daily East Oregonian,
June 19.1S92.)
Mrs. A. NJ. Raley leaves tomorrow
for Portland to attend the graduating
exercises of the Portland high school,
of which her daughter is a graduate.
Miss Olive Slater, of La Grande, is
the guest of Mrs. John HALEY.
Joe Tallman had a bad experience
with cramps collie, the result of in
dulgence in ice cream, while fishing
up the river Sunday. He was brought
home more dead than alive but is now
recovering.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
stat. OF ohio. city or ror.do. Lucas

County-s9.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he IN
senior partner of the firm OF F. J. Cheney
iedo, County and State aforesaid and that
said firm will pay the sum OF ONE HUM
DRIED DOLLARS for any case of Catarrh
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
FRANK CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
A. D. 1885.
iseap A. W. Gleason, Notary Pubic.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is TAX
en- internally and acts through the Biooe
on the Mucous Surfaces Of the Syetem.
Druggists, 75c. Testimonials fires.
+. J. Cheney q Co. Toledo. Ohio.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
NrARsHALL STARTS SWIM

LED MONTE, Cal, June 19. =
Thomas b. Marshall. e-president of
the United States. officiated as starter
in the opening race of the third annual
Del Monte Girls swimming carnival
IN the Roman plunge here Friday.
Miss -Rowena Crowley. San Francisco,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
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with a handicap of 10 seconds won the
220-yard in 2:44.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

1ltE. IkINOlN' OH' THE MONE1.
(By Frank L Stanton.)
Honey li'r honey
/ talkin' ter YOU straight,
Hits de ringin' er de money
Brings de people ter de gate.
Mind it, soon or late
Hear de word l state:
Hits de ringin' er de money
Brings de people ter de gate.
Honey, lrr honey
Don't you find it out too late:
Oars mo- in life dan money,
But-de money swings de gate.
Mind 1t, soon or late
Hear de word state:
Io' love is mo- dan money.
When love swings de gate,
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
La Fiesta dc Aver

] IEa medic del liis seutlssissibs 81
llevo a efecto aver la fiesta cfvica,
que en- honor del leader unonista Ra-
fael Diez de Andino, organizaron los
senores Cabrera y Gotay. Empezo a
las IL y 80 y termino despues de las
a. Una orquesta amenizo Ell acto.
Horas alegres fueron las que ALI Sc
paso. Hicieron uso de la palabra,
designados por Ell director de brindis,
Lcdo. Eugenio Font, los senores Jose
Coll y Vidal, Lcdo. Villaronga, Lcdo.
Iriarte, Rafael Diez de Andino, Jose
Coll y Cuchf, doctor Gutierrez Ortiz
y Lcdo. Hernandez Lopez, que cerr6
ell acto con un magistral discurso.
A la sonora de Diez de Andino lie
fue ofrecida una fina GAIA de bombo-
mes un ramo de flores, del que pu-
SO una roja Y una blanca en- el retra-
to de De Diego, que figuraba alli, en-
sitio preferente. La entusiasta sefio-
ra Ana Naranjo de Padro recito unos
versos que fueron muy aplaudidos.
En- reslimen, la fiesta fue un exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
Los. S[eS de BaIhds

En- ell vapor f4Porto Rico" han lie
gado esta mafana procedentes de
New York, nuestro eminente COM
panero en- la Prensa don Vicente Bal
bas su muy distinguida esposa, la
seiiora doia Dolores Peiia de Balbas.
El senior Balbas, cuya personalidad
en- la Prensa del pals tiene un relie-
We poderoso, dirige ahora en-, New
York, "La Gaceta", un periodico de-
fensor de los intereses de la Raza,
nuy pulcramente redactado y con
una laudable orientaci6n.
Elementos valiosfsimos de nuestra
mejor sociedad, los senores de Bal
bas vuelven SUI pals, despues de una
larga ausencia, y no hay que decir
que nuestro mundo social esta de en-
horabuena.
Ell IMPARCIAL tiene para ell emf
nente periodista y para su gentilfsi-
ma esposa un saludo afectuoso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
Don POnlpeyO GenGr

Los cablegramas recientes anun4
clan el fallecimiento de este sabio pu
blicista espanol, natural de Cataluna,
que lego considerable altura en- los
estudios filos6fcos y literarios.
Vivio cuando joven en- Francia, don
de ampli6 SUI va notable instruction, v
escribia acknowledgements en- frances
Yen castellalo. Uno de los Iibroa-
suyos que mas lie ha dado fama fu6
el titulado La muerte y ell diablo, que
trata de las dos negaciones supremas,
la falta de la vida y la falta de la
bondad y la justicia, obra que fu6
muy discutida, pero que lie acredit6
de pensador profundo y de amplia ca
pacidad para los estudios de alta sos
ciologfa.
Como crftico era docto y sagaz:
pero carecia de la amplitud de juicio,
amplfa erudicion Y admirable sentido
de la belleza que dieron fama a Mi
Ia y Fontanals y Menendez y Pelayo.
Publico varias obras ademaS de la
citada, que circularon con estimation
entire las gentes doctas; pero por la
indole docente y grave de todas elias,
no alcanzaron nunca gran populari4
dad. ,.
Era una inteligencia superior, v
las ciencias y las letras espanolas
pierden con la muerte de este pens
sador una de sus mas acentuadas
personalidades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
TEATRQ AMERICA

IN ptch0 9lsitO.


Consueo Mayendfa, La admirable d.
Gefte que viene actuando con 6XitO ex.
traOrdinariO en- el "Teatro Amer ca ;,
dis aver dos funciones que fueron dos
exitos Y dos llenos. Ell p1blico no Sc
cansa de, admirar de aplaudir a la
encantadora artista, cuyo supreme ia
lento y Cuya desbordante simpatfa son
como I'LL talisman precioso que lie ase-
guran el favor fervoroso de los especta
dores que cada dfa Sc muestran mas
identifcados con su artista favorita.
Tanto en- los c0uplets de una fran
ca comicidad, como "TOdo aut6ntico',
como en- los de una honda expression
dramdtica, "El que hierrO mata",
p0r no citar otros, la notabilfsima ar
tista llega la Interpretation genial.
Ell pdblicO no Sc cansa de Dir. esas
frfvolas canciones que tienen, veces,
,toda la grandeza escalofriante de una
tragedia, en- que ell doior palpitante
ruge y solloza.
Consuelo Mayendfa, secundada con
mucho acierto por ell senior del Pine.
hace todas las noches ante su pdblico,
porque el pGblico de San. Juan va es
su pdblico, un alarde de su trabajo de
actriz, interpretando pasos de come
dia, entremeses, de los mejores auto
res.
No hay que decir que en- ell '"Teatro
America, Sc We todas las noches, 10
mejor de San Juan.
Ell SEGUND0 APUNTE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
PERsoNALEs


Ha lido Vieques el senior J. ]. Be-
nitez, hacendado de aquella Isla, que
volyera enseguida a su elegante re-
sidencia de Santurce.
-Ha regresado a su residencia de
Arecibo ell Lcdo. Sr. A. Brussi, que
estuvo en- San Juan en- asuntos par
ticulares.
-El Is del proximo diciembre en-
barca en- Nueva York, de regreso a
Puerto Rico, el Sr. Enrique Adsuar,
Gerente del Banco Comercial de Puer
to Rico.
Ha estado en- San Juan Ell Lcdo
j. Quihones, Fiscal de la Corte de
Distrito de Guayama.
En- asuntos particuiares ha esta-
do en- San Juan el sehor Reyes-Ruiz
de Quebradillas.
-Visit6 la ciudad la distinguida
sefiorita Marina Lopez Cepero, de Hu
macao, que regres6 Ell sabado 81
residencia en- la ciudad del Este.
q = y 3 3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-29
UNA QUEJA

AlgunOs comerciantes y cOmisionis-
tas de esta plaza, Sc nos han quejado
de que la compaffa de vapores Red
ID" Line, Sc MEGA en- absolute hacer
entrega de la carga que lego por ell
vapor "Filadelfiar, con cartas de ga
rantfas.
los comerciantes alegan q. es de La
Lnica manera que pueden levantar su
carga del muelle, pues los conocimien-
tos parece que Sc quemaron EN- el in
cendio que ocurri6 bordo.
BESIDE luego, que 81 al comercio no
sc lie da facilidades para levantar esa
carga. mas tarde devengara almacena.
je y este es precisamente 10 que 10
esta dispuesto el comercio pagar
cuando La compai1fa de vapores sabe
que muchos de los conocimientos fue
ron destrufdos por ell fuego. 81