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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-29


Many of our community ills and evils
that demand money and effort to
overcome, arise from the misuse of
this leisure time which is increasing.
Most of the good things that our fra
ternity upholds come from a right
use OF this free time. We have a duty
to perform to our brethren in provid-
ing them means Of using this new
asset Alright.
Every individual is dominated by
three motives and this is true Of or
CARNATIONS. There is the motive Of
self-preservation, the motive of occu-
patton or vocation whereby we sustain
ourselves; and the third big motive
that dominates the time and interest
Of individuals for improvements, cul-
ture, education, self-realization. In
this large motive the B'nai Birth
plays its special part as an agency in
which 1t aids the community Of Israel
to obtain the full opportunities to en-
joy the proper functioning of all
means available to crafty this mo-
tive.
In the near future we will confront
the community Of Israel will be more
direct and intimate manner than ever
before. American Israel will be more
unified than it was previous TO the
entry Of our nation in the war. No
matter what geological divisions sep
arated US, no matter what wing of
Judaism we upheld, our various war
drives appealed to the Kol Yisrael
which has often been more an ideal
than a tangible reality. War united
our sons to degree no other agency
could effect. As war veterans our SOL
diers stand on the platform Of
strong Americanism purified by the
fires Of hell through (which they pass
ed. There are still elements Of dis
sention. But the House Of Jacob is
not wholly divided against itself. Our
appeal for the organization Of the
community Of Israel will be addressed
to larger group Of American Jews
than ever.
From the methods employed by the
B'nai Birth Clubs established in sew
eral environments the program for the
future is forecast. These clubs were
created to serve soldiers and sailors,
to provide them recreatonal center
and afford them some Of the normali-
ties Of life amid the rigid austerity Of
camp and barracks. Are we not NOR
al obligation TO continue these recre-
ational centers in the larger cities Of
our country? Are we not in fact logi-
cal heirs to his commission Of organ
izing the community Of Israel along
the line Of social endeavor to promote
the highest interests Of our brethren!
The history Of our order clearly in
dicate the legitimacy Of our appoint
ment for this task Of organizing the
community Of Israel for program Of
social servire Az we undertake in
previous decades to provide homes
for the homeless; relief for the suffer
ing; as we today are striving to shield
the good name Of Jew from Islander in
our anti-defamation league, so II is
our present task to make democracy
real by aiding within our group In
the creation Of those agencies that
promote peace and happiness. For we
are followers too Of Aaron seeking
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-29


ization implies order, program, direc-
ton. Our civic affairs arenot allowed
to run themselves or drift. Our
schools do not run themselves but
have boards or directors and superin-
tendents. Our task is to provide lead
ership in organizing program, util-
izing all the agencies already created
and these are many, in conjunction
with US.
Our Young Men and Women's He
brew Associations, have been estab-
lished in many cities. There are cul-
tural agencies such as the Jewish
Publication Society and the Jewish
Chautauqua. The problems Of charity
are supervised by United Hebrew
Charity Societies with a national or
ganization to administer the prom
lens arising in this field. Our Temple
Sisterhoods and Councils of Jewish
Women function in a selected field.
Then there are the Synagogues and
Temples which stimulate The spiritual
life and provide incentive and motive
for living. But community organiza-
ton Of Israel is not yet evolved,
whereby all these agencies can co-or-
dinate and function under general
leadership with view Of providing a
general program Of social service in
which adult recreation as well as
Fairgrounds, education and self-im-
provement, can unite to do the COM
munity work, for the Jewish people Of
a given locality.
Is it possible this program is too
ambitious? A unified organization Of
Israel may not be desirable nor prac-
tical with an intensely individualistic
people such as we by temperament
and inclination. But the obligation is
still imperative to enlarge the func-
tons Of the lodge so that the young
people Of the several cities may have
a means provided them for realiza-
ton Of those motives which encourage
them in the pursuit Of happiness. II
may not be our particular obligation
to open Fairgrounds and organize boy
scouts and girl scout troops. We are
not even obligated TO open employ
ment bureaus. We need not provide
religious instruction. Others may re-
sent our entrance in n field apparent
ly pre-empted. But this Is not the
only object sought. What and uplift a
community would enjoy were 1t so
organized that from a central office
all these functions OF community
work could be directed, and all these
agencies co-ordinated so that def
mite program would be evolved. To
bring together all the groups Of Is
rael, the charities, the synagogues,
the fraternal orders, the societies Of
young people, the women's organiza-
tons, the cultural agencies, would re-
suit in strengthening good will, enable
each to recognize what is being done
and know what each agency aeeomp-
fishes. From this blending Of organ
izations larger programs Of commun-
ity service would be engendered.
This Is Of course the goal. The
community Of Israel will some day
demand this coordinate Of functions.
In the mean time the B'nai Birth
must devote itself to a program that
will provide the youth with means to
employ their leisure and develop their
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-29
JEWISH CALENDAR

$751; 1920
New Years Eve 5000. Sun. Sept. IL
ION hippur Wed. Sept. %
Succoth (First Day. Mon, Sept. %
Succoth Cast Day-Shimini-
s, M,5Seresh) rc.:i Mon. Oct. !
Rosch- Chodesch Chesvan Wed, Oct. Is
Rosch- Chodesch Kislev FRI, Nov. ~
Chanukah (Feast Of Dedica-
Rosch- chodeseh Tebeth. Sun, Dec. lS
Fast OF re0e'h yss,. ,,s, Tues Dec 81
Rosch- Chodesch Shebat -. Mon, Jan. 10
Rosch- Chodesch Adar ..... Wed, Feb. 3
Rosch- Chodesch We 'ada9 Fri, Mar. II
Purim (Feast Of Esther. Thurs, Mar. "a
Rosch- Chodesch Nissan. Sat, April 3
Passover (Pesach) Sat, April 20
Passover Seventh Day. Fri, April 20
Rosch- Chodesch lyar $50. Mon. May
Lag bOmar Thurs. May 26
Rosch- Chodesch Swan =. Tues, June
Shabuoth Confirmation
Rosch, chodesch Tammuz. Thurs. July I
Rosch- Chodesch Alb ......... Fri. Aug.
Fast Of Alb ..;....;.:.......sa Sat. Aug. 10
Rosch- Chodesch Ellul $50, Sun. Sept.
56s2.1e2
New Years Eve ........... Sun. Oct. 2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04

,. ,h, u.o,dc-fui ,;-,aS. ;hat tho
,h,. rrss,.n, age has open, Il
,,,,' I,,rr !, s,.,nr 10 M. non.
!" u r,,rvc;ous possihilit.rS
""~ any .Iiy.,,nu ih,t the
III 'n' ~" ''', ,.,.,. ry ,,,r
Impressions N",', n,,:,rr >-,ry-
sense arc ~
lug ,.oo, -,
vibrations q. ''"'" :" -.
second w" r"r"'E" H""n"' rr,n,
4 gap. An" Tue" W. &c.,
on" mlil,"h I" wv" "''''''"1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
CLUBS VOTE AGAINST
REPEAL OF PRIMARY

Tho following r"S"iU'lpn ON III" Sih-
icrt OF the repeal ~ the direct p7imrE
law was unanimously AMI cnthuS;'>t"-
ally adopted yesterday ~ S'>'rr>N'!''
liz trr convention Of WOman's Clubs
held there:
"Rclirving The direct primary :" y" '
safeguard If free representative "'"r"i'-
mcnt. and that its r"isrAl would r'h Ia"
neon,,. Of their prcrnEattvr "t choosing
cand;riatrsI-and particularly di>!TIA'
rhis. women, and whereas the women
had no partirir:,iiuu in the primary "r
the prlit;vai conventions which declare"
for its rcp,Al---bc Il resolved 'ha, tn"
district convention Federated Woman :
Climbs assembled at SIstrrSviii". May %rd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
FOR SALE
FOE SALE-REAL ESTATE.
BUY A FARM near BarneSvj;!r Barn"

BUY A FARM near HarneSvj;!r Barnes
,ilir Dh;o - situated 1850 feet above
CO -l..,rl j. widely known for - Sp!rn-
lid r;tizrrShip AMI h":l'E- giving a;mos-
rhr-n. With rs g.. h-,:rade schools.
ny Sur-ous churchc, :: ;'ic pride. f"w
,rnn,urit.cs present e.. u tempting al
~. ;rrn;+ for N" nuu," seekers. II Is
',,.atrd on tho longest h, rd Surfa"" road
.. America Write c. 4 y. Hutton. Real
rate Hro.er&, EarucSrille. Ohio. Phone
.f%s-I my-3-l
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For Sale

Two story and attic. brick dwelling
II 10 rooms. bath. laundry, furnace.
trvrtNand rear n"rcheS. Hard wood
finish a real modern and up to dat"
nome. on 18th ST. between Jacob nnd
Wood streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
DIED

BuREHART-On Tuesday. May ?. 1921.
4, T:4U . clock pm, at tn" family res
tdrnrn No. lll6 Elizabeth street
HENRY J. BCEkHART, in his 37th
year.
Funeral notice hereafter
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wANTED-AGENTS.
wANrE,

TANTED-T4arGA manufacturer wants
agents TO SELL hosiery. underwear,
<h;rts, dresses skirts waists. shoes,
clothing, etc Write for free samples.
Madison Mills. sos Broadway. New York.
d-l-eoWed
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wANrEp-xousE OR APARTMENT.

wANrED-T2 rem; five room house or
apartment. centrally located IN Wheel
7c. BY family OF two: no children:
none Martins Ferry 339-W. mr-l6-f
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POE sALE-RrYER CRAFT.

rull cabin. IS l.. p. light. daft mo-
torboat Has an oak bottom. good
E5xsd decks, IS II. hull Lying at
Hlsvsnth Street, Wheeling. Henry
SalAde, l1oe water St, wheeling.
". Va my cot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
CAN YOU SELF

- n"mcE ur wan 80. 90
n2' 70. hI'r had Sal"Sma n.ship
- .ulnc and experience. but
-. ~hou'i u" possessed Of 4
dos" :" 81 ard hc quick n
GRASP ne ling points and
,rGumc1's We give her The
work. VII. he In and around
Wheeling. principally within the
St-""' car radius OF the city.
This position is 4 good one and
vii pay a good salary 70 the
right rarity. Address C-300. care
Intelltgcnccr. my-3-l
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NYEHSIOn Monday. May = 1921. at
sis O'Clock = m. AZ jamestown. y.
Y. MRS. Allie Y. MYERS ince Mon
dCl)
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04

BoNNELL-On Monday. May md 1921.
at $50 o'clock H. M. at the Ohio Valley
General hospital. ROY HAROLD BON
NELL. in the 18th year of his age.
Funeral services at the residence No.
lI9 Nineteenth street. Thursday after
noon u'Clnrk. Friends invited To AZ
tend Iptermcnt Greenwood cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
POE sALE-PoULTRY.

FOR SAI.E-Anconas shepherd strain
eggs and stock. II. b. HemmanA
wheeling, W va. r. d. .. aD-1t-2St
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Section no. 3.

II rnrrIlrr~ l~.n% ,A$' "r Ia" Onto
Rive outs. ~" H." city limits
# Wheeling
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POSITIONS WANTED.

wANrED-p"s!tion as stationary en-
Cinc~r. steam VT electric. LIST class Ohio
licenses. 10 years experience. Address
Box lT3. Lafferty. Ohio. ap-29-l
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cRE1sHroN-On Sunday. May End.
1921. At $40 O'Clock n. m. AZ the
Columbia Hospital. Pittsburgh, IA.
WILLIAM f.. CREIGHTON.
Services 1T his residence near So
bridge. Elm Grove. Wednesday after
noon o'clock. Friends invited. In
termcnt private Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04

ll:3U o'clock p IN. HARRIET VIZ
GINA WATKINS. wife of VIM. II. II.
Riley. aged SO years. month, days.
Funeral from the family residence. stop
32i:, near Lansing, on Wednesday.
May 1. at O'clock p. m. 1nterment
1T Weeks cemetery.
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
CARL J. Kspnsr. Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel. 1919 chaplins Street.
Cali Phone 1917
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WANTED
BOYS
10
SELL
THE urELLI9ENcER
MORNINGS
BET0AH
SCHOOL
office, 15oS Market St.
wANTED-rENALE.
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CIRCULATION DRIVE
Continued from Page One)

forth every effort possible TO
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KmCuLLANEouS.

WANTBD-To clean paper and general
house cleaning. William Eutlrr. 2256
Main. niy2-i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
FRMININITY IN COURT.

The s,,biect of women jurors seeihs
ao.t,rad to he "A perennial problem WIN
succeeding angles which even the iaN
eanpot straighten out. new dnsN
,,.as added nv n woman in New Jersey,
x,-bere all the freak cases como from,
,rho came TO the court where sue hztu
ha,n summoned in state ot eNueiie
vaxation. emphasized by sen-dete'h'
nation TO be the minion OF no couie
process. contempt charges TO the con
t,-arv Notwithstanding. She iniorineo
the officials with considerable neat that
sha had entirely too much 10 40 at
homo 10 he bothered about court cases
adding that she knew nothing whatever
about the particular case on which she
,,as called and cared less Nheh shS
was informed that ignorance OF tue case
and the parties thereto was more
a-rare than otherwise in an unpte1u-
diced Juror. she said she didn't care,
,ha+ she would never vote again, ana
chat the n1en for all she cared, couiu
go and do anything they wanted 10.
1,his collision of home duties with
ci,yir and judicial ones has occurred
before. but the outright defiance IN the
N-exv Jersey woman threatened TO nring
the matter to a climax. Aud while the
a -
uureasoning insistencc OF women 70
b.va their own way, a charge always
made against them, cannot he allowed
- obstrIIct the path Of Justice, women
arc ant to have the sympathy oi men
I i, This resistance TO jury duty When
household work in feminine opinion
ebould have first call. For II means
much 10 n man TO have a good dinner
enabled in the cooking by the with
draval Of the cook from domestic hres
to sit in the Jury box. or to have a nome
] tonsv-ttrvy on his arrival there because
tha keeper of his domestic comfort mas
axcbanged the broom for the jury bal
lot Even courts may be inclined to
,bip, the women are not altogether un-
reasonable in this particular protest
and agree that pressing home duties
NAV constitute a reasonable excuse
from jury duty.
The New Jersey case, however VII
not settle this point as test one. fo'
the INN Of the pervcrsc arranged 1t st
that before decision could be made OF
the iratc housewives objection thc>cas'
,ras settled out of court and no Jurs
AZ all was required. Amer
| lean.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
RPPLING RHYMES.
BY Walt Mason.
THE SICK WORLD.

Although we've long been clasp
ing the snowy flag Of peace, the
world is sick and gasping. and
horrors never cease. Sad tales of
famine reach US from many
stricken lands. for aid the starved
beseech US. and raise despairing
hands. BY many an ancient
river. on many palmy plain,
the people ask for liver. and ask
for it in vain. And there Is end
less plotting. and there are cease
less strikes: the Petes are swat
ting and being slugGed by Mikes
And oustcd kings are planning 70
try another throw, forgetfui OF
the canning they got some time
ago. And nations are pursuing
old paths. with martial brags. and
governments are chewing all
kinds Of futile rags. The Germans,
still denying the justice Of their
debt. are evidently trying K WEIGH
on every bet. The Russ still raises
thunder. the Greeks SCRAP with
the Turks, the world Is rent
asunder, there's carbon in its
works. The world is shot to
pieces, its records one Of crimes,
as | have told my nieoes a hun
dred thousand times | weep when
am reading ne daily grist Of
news; the world is sick and bleed
ing, and Peace is full Of booze.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
THE MIRROR OF
PUBLIC OPINION

Throughout tho pittsburR district =
Particular there has been IN increa So
in activity among tho steel mills, but
tha steel Industry as a whole remains
more or lees ifelesa thtspnRhout tho
East. However. moro orders were re-
ported thir week for steel products
than has heen noted for several months.
The quarterly earnings report If tha
United states steel Corporation which
showed a falling of n almost 20 per
cont since January last. vas criterion
Of what the steel industry is passing
through. and gave perhaps an indication
Of how far rsadjustrnenf in this i'm
portant field must go before anything
like normal conditions are reached.
In commercial lines the week was
one of weakness and compares uu-
favorably with last week. same week
last year and snrue week two years ago.
Credit clearing house reports show thnt
for the week ended yesterday purchases
decreas sed - per cent in the Eastern
section. while indebtedlness increased o. I
per cent and payments fell off 81 per
cent. As compared with this week n
year axe. purchases dropped 81 per
cent. tudeht edncsB Increased - per cent
+ and payments decreased IS per cent
For tre same week two years ago tho
comparison shows this week figures
for purchases down 81 per cent. in
debtedness up per cent and payments
i off IS per cent.--Pittsburg Dispatch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11

ArtiaLe ts provides o. equality nf
tolls .na D. prescribed w tin iia
panncofnte treaty our cuunirr 1fr'f
10 this and was enthusiast. iu eefiN'.
the compact. and tho whole rprii
pleased W. have operated fhn faf
iIndar this agreement fpf seven trs
m auez canal has been 0pertfh f..
81 yoaTa and Tiooasvsli rrnt 0uf laf'h
ship fleet through i, On thc eguHi Hn
versal rate. Htin We have ntn U
fail 20 consider deeply. bui rDncnl
The narrow ldoo ~ diarrimintii0n
favor ~ homo ships trnyerainf
Panama canal.
Tho w0rid var haa born ffaTif
won and the peace treaty WITH O.
many compeis equality in fniiH fm ii
Kiej can9l iloW can W. 'mnpri '
many 20 establish equal rHfre ru
Kiel canal and u0w attempt fn nIt.
exemption on 0Dr hmerif8u flpf
cabal7 Civilizatiou must in lgatr.
hofOr rnDvo onward with its facf POI 'f
front We must not turr Dact
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11

huge success of IT. Then the wiso
gentry of Gotham opened their eyes.
and let Irene" piny to Americans.
shows OF the typo of Getting Gertie's
Garter" and Ladies' Night" which
pandcr TO the lowest emotions in tho
spectator, have no place I'm the decent
theatre. The average man. raising "a
familya living dccently and quietly. has
no desire for his wife and children to
be mentally dragged through a Shiny
swamp of Sex alush when they so TO
the theatre. No right-thinkinp person
would send an innocent girl To sec
some of tho nasty concoctions which
certain Broadway managers foeter upon
tho public. Yet such shows arc sent
out on the road year after yenr. IT
would seem that the producers. knowing
that deconcy. when combined with
brains pays big dividends, would turn
TO the right themselves. But evidently
they judge all by their own putrid
minds.
II the Drama League OF America viii
actively fight the salacious show. they
| can partially revolutionize tho theatre.
We say partially. because the beastly
| type of producer wilt always be with
us. spraying his slime over the souls
| OF decent people. The managers of
| local theatres over the country have
little control over the attractions play
ing their houses They have TO take
what the theatrical syndicatcs send out
But If a heavy buyers strike was de
clared against that type of immortality
the wisc gentry OF Gotham wollt
change their tactics. and give the pub
lie what it wants.
We do not believe In n censorship
of any type in America. A censophii
Is IN American, md amacks too mucl
Of royal privileges and prerosativos
II ia dangerous Co the body polite. Th
Drama League Of America, II u wi
do more work md less talking. "a
/; make n change for the better in tn
theatrical situation without any censor
shin being established This Is th
only body In America today whic
holds a club over The producers {
Nth Rut that club will be ineffes
tive unless II is hacked NJ hy Oh
concerted actions of hundreds Of tho,
sands Of members.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
RETURN TO FRONT OF DUTY.

Tt,orc ,s Tho ring Of great hattie
-, !, tho acntptfroa If Charles =.
ttuvhoa, reply To Lloyd George and Inc
Allied Conference. MIR. tieerge liAi 20
,,,,ot,,el Antsasaador tn Great Frltain'
,yIll hs instructed on his arrivai - t'f'A
land to take part. az the t'lt
tive ~ the President 81 inc
e,,tos IN tho deliberations n the 81
nreme Council. Tho American Ais'.'as-
.,aor 10 France win be inetreesh "
rearrne his place as UNOFFICIAL QUEST y.
On the Conference of Ambassadors a."
Mr.. Roland w. Boyden wih hs
atrncted 20 sit again IN an hho'i'''s''
eanactty on the Roparauon toiilsi''s
.t,,,, our retreat from the iiiie Oh uaAg
has ended We turn mantuliy 70 alssase
the rrohlens which our obiiga'lohs, "us
,,,toreats and our history have mar
.n,iIea We advance on the entirs
front. ~
-, ,o,nr hack into the counsela oi the
.uios Wa are rendering justice 70 IN
alias 10 Germany. and 20 oarssls
-. .-,,,aor ;,rstir, TO the Allies by CIV :
-, .nn,,, o,Ir cooperation instead oi
-. .,,ttous criticism. We render Jus
-, ~ Germany by sparng her hehee'
e,rtb the Illusions which she mas aravt
from, our ahstention. illusions whleh tat
even, was bound TO dissipate We rem
aer tuatice yourselves by passing IRON
tho role of wailers and snesrers ahe
,ae-rettera 10 the role of doers.
ro cease wringing our HANDS over
- ~-ro,qs of tho world and 10 worF
-. Tho restoration Of the worid-tha'
= .ha ,run Americanism.--New foft
Evening Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
prison camp in Chabort.

American prison camp in Chabort
Secretary Of tho Navy Dcnby who OF
course has charge of the marines sta
toned in Uayti. announced yesterday
that the protest was "old rot"
.The American marines under very
difficult conditions have done very
superb piece of work in Hayu' las
humanely as It could be done" he ex-
p,oinod. .rhc naval administration has
functioncd in Hayti in a way seldom
equaled by n military occupation' 10
have these charges recur, he disproved'
and recur again is little less than alb
surd'
Tho significant fact about Mr.. Den
bv's statement is that IL exonerates the
actions of the United States Marines
undcr tho Daniels regime. for 1t was
,hen that the 1000 Haytiana were sup
noscd To have died under such horrible
conditions. Last fall the Republican
journals regaled their readers with
nonztrouz falsehoods concerning the
ruonucr In which tho marines were act
ing in tho island. one editorial bon1-
bos, after another was directed at
Ioserhus Daniels. and he was pictured
ne brute Who had ordered IIayti dcso-
/ lated. That was good campaign propa-
! eanda-for It must be remembered that
, national election was then being
vrored Rnt now that the campaign
is over. Republican onlcinls ere per
rcctlv willing that tho truth he known
and none is So quick TO uphold the ad'
pinistraticn Of former Secretary Dan
iels than present Secretary DENLY.
4 when all the truth is known u VII
-. admitted that Mr. Daniels was on'
,f tbo most efficient naval secretaries
mat tho United states has ever had
~ = single lasting criticism has bee1
rIaced against him. though at time
tho smoke screens which his enemic
scnt IN ohscurcd the good work wi'icI
ho was doing. Now even NJ
pcnby approves VIII other critic
p,oase be silcnt?