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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
o. E. Noble, Manager
Of Lumber Office
Here, Is Dead

Aimon Everett Noble. ~ years
old. manager Of the Louis Wuichet
lumber brokerage office, died Al
hts home on North Elm street
yesterday. He came 10 Albu-
qucrque about 10 months age. lie
j. survived by his wife and two
sons and three daughters.
The funeral arrangements will
be announced later. c. 4 French
Is In charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
TRAINING CAMP
NOTES

NEW YORK. March THE
hold OUT season insofar ns ID az.
fccts New Works. three baseball
clubs. IL about ended.
Pitchers Barnes and Douglas Of
10" Giants, with whom the nun
agrmcnt has been reported AT log.
gerhcads v various things. are
the only remaining hold outs on
McGraw's squad. Barnes. however.
ls In the Giant camp at san An
touto, and reports state he will
sign soon Douglas Is expected 20
report iaser with an "l'll be good
where do ! sign greeting
Bob Mcuscd. the Yankee out
fielder. who drew summary court
martial punishment from Commits
sioncr lands for leaving the base
ball reservation with Babe Ruth
last fail. reported yesterday al New
Orleans, said he had signed his
papers and would be ready 10 play
when his suspension .ime had end
ed. The only Yankee player now
unsigned Is Aaron Ward. second
naCker.
Burieigh Grimes and Jimmy
Johnston sin are abscntecs from
the brooklyn camp at Jacksonville.
President Ehhets OF the Brooklyn
club has threatened 90 cast them
Ia outer darkness n they don't qui'
being peevlsh about their salaries.
Meanwhile the athletes on the
various squads are beginning 10
ges the kinks In their system from
sd out. Games between Hannigans
and Rgulara were scheduled for
oday ut all camps
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02
DeSCoperitorii AmeriCei

NC vorba de Columbus. nic de Amerigo Vespucc.
Voesc vorbesc de noui descopeori al acese ari de
aventureri modem earl vim de puerce, lde sd fe
riceasca lumea.
Ii vez preutindenea De regua par mare poetic, pc
care Sill scuturl cand gesur agi patetiea III
desvo idee or sgudu America aceasta ruacioas
si plcatoasl America din temeiile eli.
Vim gandur grOZave. Ii aouce naa pc Oceanu ntins
mrtor framnarilor gandurilor or msuitoare Isl
auc ocu or sa ncdzeasc pc to eel rata
citi, pc toti ce invrajbit
Sosesc pc pdmanu1 Americei. Ochiu lor vede mimic
prvesc in uruI lor Nu ndca sunt Ideea Ell s
cereasca Noul Pimlnt 81 nu sa lasa cuceriti de c.
Ii Inalnest ei te primesc dspret: ''Tu mzerabile,
teal asat nvins de mura vet tn tai utat de
81 teal sat stropt de tina priveste la mine. Flu sln
aposoul vremilor noui un reformaoru Vol vat uita
de ubea trebue exste inre omeni Vol va cerati III
rat de sange, fiji aceuasi ati hulit, Vat
atiocorit Va facut de ris aor neaur 81 att tirit
mee nepatat al srmosor vostr gunoul mediuu in
tra Nu protesa fnta mzerabla, proesta caci te
va va stu din scrsorile voastre ajuns
re la moi, din scrisu vostru. Suntet lnvraJ
bit uml altu aveti dine de vipera otrava sufe
tun vostru inecteaza toata patura voastrd. Vol
teti intro stare decazuta snguri Va mai putet
lidca. Provedinta nsa ma TRIMS pc mine." ii ac
Apostou Isl rica och la Isl sculra pletee poetce carl
ncoroneaz eapul care inco Ideea, apo dupace este
asgurat de efectu ce la facut = continua.
''Da Provedna ma TRIMS pc mine. Eu va aduc lubirea
sentimental divn de caauza Europa ntreaga de
cllauziti moi, ce de Flu stunt acea
este cheat conduca arate calea rebue so
matt Prviti la mine Eu Apostolu va arata
yresolie voastre, araa mlrimea 81 mumea pa
cdteor sa mai cadeti in ele.'
ST, ineuiosat de vorlee sale propr, continue buna
tate divna
.'Dar s nu desperate Urmat m mie 81 yeti mantui
Flu sunt eel Tare upa Bemon va ademenesc
Iu puternic. 81 daca putere mee tousi nm
aunge desperate nici atunci cac snt din
81 cuvinul magic rost de PERSONA potrvita in
locul 81 mpu potriyt face minun. PARASITE apostolic
mncinosi al dscpo att fost, parasiti sm urma
me'
Vocea cereasca mai aude. EST emotonat 81 sent-
mentee ndesc vorbee mbuzesc buzele tale nu
poti rosti decat nse silabe fara mteles
Ell dspare 81 tn ramai sngur SIT pangi soartea paca
toasa
Te caesti cal ratct alta tmp in intunerc 81 mai
America adevarata. Tie jale de zee perdute in
ceara frat tai.
Oar razele unui alunga umbra gandurior ne
de faa ia tu fercit urmeZ nonu ApostO tia
America pc cunoscnto tu 81 te duce in America
lui in Tara Fagadulnti.
ANDRET pOPOVTCTs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02

ce este plannitA de direetiile dt'
feritelor comnenii de Ia caile fe-
rate Aceasts declaratie = fost
facuta de Lewis, presedi1tele ma
tional al minerilor. Acest spriIn
.se va manifesto probabil prial
.aceea ca 81 minerii vor face greva
,imprema cu muncitorii de h
caile ferate, daca eli ,vor Fl slit
.sa declare greva din cauza cere-
rilor excessive ale patronilor.
Toxic. - Maresalul print Ari;
tomo Yamagata a murit All in
casa llli din Odawara, nu de parte
de acest oras Moartea lui in
seamna finea organizatiunii Fen
TO, oamenii mai batrani'' al
caror sef a fost Yamagsta. Acea-
sta inseamna 81 venirea unei
noui ere politica in Japonia 81
poate avea conseeinte vitale asu-
'pra guyernarii. x
William 81 Samuel Cation, ''Will
81 Sam, eel mai faimosi calareti
in Europa, inainte de razboiu
sunt in drumul lor spre Cleve-
land, venind din Russia unde an
stat intemnitati de autoritatile
,sovietelor Tatal lor, Frank Ca.
ton, din Cleveland, a primit dc
la Ell cu dona zile in urma scri-
SCARE din Riga in care fiji lui il
scrie ca eli asteapta un vapor sd
Sc reintoarca. in Statele Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02
CAZUL LUZ ARBUCKLE IN
MANA JURATILOR.


San Francisco. 2 Februarie. -
Soartea lui Roscoe (Fatty) Ar
buckle este in mana juratilor carl
S an retras pentru deliberare la
ora $50 eri dnpa amiazi. Dupa
ce juratii au primit de la jude
Gator instractii, dol jurati SUI
plenti au fost scuzati. Doamna
Estelle Burmeister. suplenta, q
declarat: 'Eu as Fl votat pentru
achitarea llli Arbuckle". Sc xvo,
neste ca juratii nu pot ajunge la
|mtelegere nici de data acrasta
aci II sunt pentru aehitare, ial
anul persista in hotarirea Mi de
a condamna pe Arbuekle. Aceasta
este a doua pertractare proce-
sului Primadafa inriul fost
dizolvat caci 10 fran pentru a.
.chitare 81 dol pentr,~ condam-
mare.
Fatty Roscoe Arbuckle este
acuzat in legatnra GU moartea
actritei Virginia Rappe, care a
devenit bofnava cu ocazinnea
unei orgii aranjata in aparta-
mentul lui Arhuckle in ziua de
4 Sept. 1921.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02
BANDITISMUL
de: Al. C{ureu.,


Sa fie oare adeyarat ca divu
Traian a colonizat vechia Dacit
Gu puscariasii din imperiul ro
man? Aceasta nu decat 0 lc
genda, scornita de rauvoitori
neamului nostru, asr Sc pare Cd
descedentii de All al daco-rOma
nilor tin Gu tot dinadinsul sa JUS
tifice aceasta legenda. TIE inspai
manti All citind xiarele, te en-
prinde scarba, afiapd in fiecare q
despre noni abnEuri, hotii, tai
harii 81 crime, skyarsite de ce
mici, "a 81 de eel mari 81, daei
|esti om cinstit, par'ca tie rusin.
sa-ti mai zici roman. iii vine sat
iai lumea N cap, sd te duel pests
mona tSri 81 n8as mari es 81 nu
mai AMI despre a&atea tieaSosii
Oar ceea ce mi trist, ed
nameHii cei mai de seaHa ii t4rii
|fruntasii earl ~ GnveFnat 81 eel
earl pretind sd elattrsege in vii,
tor tara, se fac nDii pc altii d.
ocara, Sc spurca e. n uss corfu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02

tinar ca ca. Pentru fieeare an
doua milioane.A
Cand volt sa beti rachiu de
eontrabanda dati intaiu canelui
sa hea ca sa fiji siguE ca nh con-
tine otraya.
>Sf. Scripture zice ca mai curind
intra funia corabiei pc urechile
aculn ca bogatul harapet pc
,poarta raiului, 81 totusi toti bo-
GATH harapeti spun ca sunt buni
-crestini 81 cred in viata viitoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02
ANDREI POPOVICI.

tenn femei carl impleteau ciorapi
pentru intreaga familie, ale ca.
ror fete dupa ce s'au maritat nu
.vor sa spele nici; vasele.
-
Cata deceptie pc eel treizeci de
seryitori pc carl il angaiase LIE.
nine sa vina Gu ei la Conferinta
de la Genoa cand All cetit stirea
ca c0nferinta Sc va amana!
O enigma de deslegat. Daca ne
tragem din maimuta cum Sc face
sa MAVEN glandulele eli
Golaneseu care s'a logodit zile.
lc trecnte cu daamna care dis.
pune de pafruzeci de milioane
aolari 1 Gu douazeci de ami msi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02
DM FueA eaDddu|

Sc afirna cd in dictionarul ja-
ponez nu exista cuvlnte mjn-
rioase 81 japonezii au fost siliti
sd Sc imprnmnte din vocabularul
chinez. Daea nu le-ajunge lie
oferim 81 pc al nostra, care 3
tlestnl de bogat in materie.
Necszurile imping pc ON Ia
baptnra care II produce alte ne,
/ eszuri.
Provcrbnl, ee naste din pisica
arsei | mdpanca, M e potri.
a toi deann. Noi csiBoas'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02
INFORNAT|UN|

Gle p0lltIe IN MateWan. Sc va ca
satOri treiaoara in Is luni. III
centa a fost cliberata pentru
dansa 81 Ill Sylvester M. Bettry
soldat din Mattewan. Doama
Hatfield a fost vaduva de doua
lori. Primui Ell barbat, maioru1
H.. {. FISHERMAN a fost impuscat
la Mattewan cand niste cetateni
mlneri s'au angajat in lupta cu
detectivi 81 trupe. Apoi s'a ma
ritat Gu Hatfield. ST acesta a fost
lmpuscat, in prezenta Ell, de niste
oamenl. In legatura Gu aceasta
asasinare sunt acnzati cativa mi
neri 81 un detectiv.
|. Berlin. Comitetul executiy
al mmcitorilor de la caile ferate
din toata Germania hotarIt O
tgreva generala la caile ferate
Greva Sc incepescu ziua de ar.
| Madrid. = Regele Alfonso este
bolnav in pat de cateva zile. Dam
| lsul sufere de Influenza de care 4
suferit 81 sofia sa. care acuma
este convalcscenta. Starea lui nu
este grava.
Boston. Mass. = Max Mitchell.
prpSedintple fostei banci C0smo o.
polltan Trust Company, a fost
adus lnalntea parchetului acuzat
lea defrandat din aceasta banca
sllma de 81 100000 astfel can
zandu-i rninarea. Ell declarat ga
nu SO slmte vinovat 81 fost pus
pc picior liber contra unei cautii
| de $4,000.
Copiii de primar 81 de jude
Gator mn fac niei o exceptie ina
| ,ntea judeeatorului Alva f. Cor
eft. noul judecator Ia curtea
municlpala, care fost seeretarnl
fostului primar FitzGerald. Po-
litistnl Marqnet. care adus
lnaintea lui pc Edward Hill finl
oflmarnlni din Lakewood. 81 De
Thomas Kennedy, fiul iudeeato-
i'ulul Kennedy, deelarat cd
acest dun urma a fost deia adus
lie douaori inaintea judecatoru-
III pentruca manat automo-
bilnl sau mai repede decat cum
era permis. Judecatorul Corlett
a lntrebat pc Hill daea el fiul
prlmarniui. Hill a raspnns da.
Judecatorul a spus: ''Cunose
blne pc fatal D-tale. Spune-i sa-
iutarile mele. TIE pedepsesc GU
zece' dollari 81 cheltuelile proce-
snlpi." La fel a fost pedepsit 81
fiul jndeeatorului Kennedy.
San Francisco. Primadata
in istoria spitalelor din San Fran
cisco, an ON fost adus intr I'm
spital Gu rane cauzate de o
minge de zapada. care este asa
Gle rara in tara unde totdeanna
este vara. A. Il. Mckinley statea
langa fereastra cand I'm trecator
aruncat 0 minge de zapada,
spargand fereastra 81 sticla Ia
ranit la fata 81 la mani.
Battle Greek, Mich. Secretarul
(ministrnD muncii Davis, fost
adns aici fntr'tm spital local.
Ministrnl care a VENT direct din
Washington, sufere de oboseala
X - u
|obvenita din munca grozava ce-a
facut-o in ultimele s6ptamani
Mesiicii an declarat ca Il are
iipsa de odihna seomplecta pen
trn cateya saptamani.
| indianapolis. Minerii unit
din America vor pune interessle
lqr tara conditii, Pc lAaga
hteresele muncitorjlor de IL e3iTe
,ferate Pc earl II vor sprijiai ia
anpta lor contra reinelFii basfile
|. n III
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-02

] Indianapolis. Minerii unit
din America vor pune interessle
lpr tara conditii, pe laasa
interesele muncitorjlor de IL eaiIe
!, ,ferate pc earl II vor sprijiai il
lnpta lor contra refined iii ba6fill
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-06-15
Farm Bureau in Lifnelight

The leaders of the United States heartily endorse the organization
Of farmers. President Harding points out the farmer as the most
individualstic and seltsuhicient citizen among us and says that this
10 precisely the reason the farmer has not claimed for himself the right
to employ those means Of co-opefation, coordination and consolidation
which serve so usefuly in other industries. A score or more OF manu-
facturers consolidate their interests under a corporate organization and
a great increase Of their power In the markets results. Because he buys
and sells as an individual, il is the farmers fate to buy in the dearest
and sell In the cheapest market.
President Harding, anuding to the American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton, claims that It is the most powerful organization of farmers ever
known In this country, and that it is attempting to give the farmer just
such consideration for agriculture as a basic industry should enjoy.
"f President Harding gets a workable program from the confer
ence In Washington, il Is likely to bear the trade mark of the Farm
Bureau movement and so of the bloc. The President has virtually
accepted In advance" is the editorial expression OF the New York
World.
There must be a new conception of the farmers place in our social
and economical scheme. The successful farmer OF today, far from being
an unframed laborer working every day and every hour that sun and
weather permit, is required to be the most expert and the most versatile
of artisans, executives and business men. He must be a mechanic,
engineer, horiculturist, soil expert and stock breeder. And there Is
no business in which the talents of the skilled organizer are more I'M
porantly necessary.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-06-15
A Growing Pup

Even when the Farm Bureau was a mere pup, 1T showed signs OF
being a mastif. And the men Of the world who parasite on agriculture
realize that it was no mongrel stray among organizations, and that 1T
might some day grow up and sink sharp teeth into their heels. But they
nodded at one another reassuringly and whistled to the older organi-
nations: Mote the conceit of that Farm Bureau puppy" they said,
run him out or he'll sleep on your carpet and dig up your bones.
Sicemp'
"Put'em all to fighting each Other" said the enemies of agriculture,
walking compacently away.
So the old organizations barked a bit at the Farm Bureau and were
aloof. But the Farm Bureau went about hunting its own rabbits and
neither howled in the moonlight nor yelped at its ~neighbors. Neither
did it dig up buried bones.
When it became nearly grown it tried to run in the hunt with the
others-at first there was an occasional exchange Of nips on the ears
but one by one the Farm Bureau and its farm organization companions
are getting acquainted. The others may find the Farm Bureau a
younger, bigger, stronger dog, but they realize that it does not intend
to fight its own kind. 1t has It's eye on better meat.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-06-15
TO KEEP OUT
" EGGS

Out along the coast they raised an awful
lot Of white leghorn chickens and produce
a lot Of eggs for the New York market.
About a year ago they found out that the
eggs from China were controlling the price
which the Washington farmers got for
their eggs. These poultry men along the
Washington coast sent a committee 10
Washington, d. {. to try and get some
protection on Chinese eggs. This COM
mittee did not go to Washington, d. c.,
as affiliated with their state Farm Bureau.
As a result their trip was fruitless. Do
you know we farmers can never expect to
get along if poultry men are working by
themselves, the cattle men by themselves,
and the cotton men by themselves. We
have all got to get together. If those
poultry men from Washington had been
able to say that I'VE are affiliated with an
organization that represents a million and
a half farmers" and then if they had pre-
sented facts showing that they really
needed protection on eggs and were justi-
fed in getting it, we farmers through our
national organization would have been
able to help them out.
That is what is going TO get US farmers
somewhere-is TO get together in a
national organization in a national way,
put our moral support into this thing, put
some money into it, carry on our business
in a businesslike way and We will get
somewhere.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-06-15

GRAY SILVER, Washington repre-
~ sentative of the American Farm Bu-
reau Federation, right, and E. B. Reid,
assistant representative, at the White
House witS petitions signed by 100000
farmers endorsing the purpose of the Limi-
tation of Armaments Conference.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-10-04
GENERAL LONDON WANTS U. s
TO MEDIATE IN NEAR EAST.
General TOpakyan Charges Bristol Il
Unfriendly to Arnenians, Greeks
and Jews.
IT. G. r.. Service)

WashingtOn-A resolution calling
upon the president to mediate be
tween the powers now cOntcnding in
the Near East and the Balkans" was
introduced today by Representative
Myer London. Socialist. of New York.
Another resolution touching on the
Near Eastern situation was Introduce
ed by Representative Kindred, Demo
crat, of New York 1t would request
the President to express to the Gov
ernment of Turkey the moral protest
of the United States against outrages
in Asia Minor and against the con-
tinued persecution of Armenians. Jews
and Christian peoples. The resolution
also would ask the president to take
up with Great Britain. France and
Italy the question of calling con-
ference to consider methods by which
the Armenians might be given Oppor-
tunity to establish themselves as a ma
tion and to give to the Christians and
Jews of Turkey freedom aId the
rights enjoyed by other civilized ma
tons"
General H. H. Topaykan, commission
of the Persian Government and former
Consul General of Persia. in New York
City, who is in Washington. announc-
ed today be pla nned to nrotast to Presi-
dent Harding against retention OF Rear
Admiral Bristol as American High
Commissioner in ConstantiDople on the
grounds that the Admiral is too
friendly with the Turks and unfriend-
Iy to the Armenians,- -Greks and Jews.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-10-04
DIR. ABRAM GIDEON GIVES RE.
CITAL AT SANATORIUM.

DIR. Abram Gideon. well known in
Denver and ut one time an in
structor at the University of Colo
RADIO. now Of New York City,
gave dramatic Interpretation in
English of Perez Hirshbein's one act
play, 'ROzhinkes nit Mandlen" (Eais-
ins and Almonds or Grandmn's GifD.
English translation by DIR. Gideon. at
the SOlarium of the Jewish COnsump.
tives' Relief Society. in Edgewater.
Hirshbein's romantic drama The
Idle Inn" created sensation in New
York last season. When DIR. Gideon
met Hirshbein, who writes only Yid-
dish, several years ago in Denver. he
was much attracted to the gifted au-
thOr's work. that he decided to make
his plays more accessible to the Eng
lish speaking public.
The reading Monday Iight was COM
plimentary to the patients and staff
of the institution
At the Sanatorium Sunday after
noon. David Eisenberg. the Denver vio-
linist. assisted by j .Jaffe. gave de-
lightful concerto to the patients, which
was thoroughly appreciated. Mr.. Eisen-
berg played five solos and accompanied
q vocal number of Mr.. Jaffe, who also
sang two solos.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-10-04
Council of Jewish Women
(continu ued from pai. ~

and Plainfield. n. ]. Mrs. Sternberger
will also. deliver an address before the
annual session of the Pennsylvania
state Conference of Council Sections
at Philadelphia.
At Pittsburgh. Pa. there was recent
~ exhibited u health film. ''rhe Gift
of Life" The presentation was ar
ranged hy Doctor Luba r. Goldsmith.
National Chairman OF the Councils
committee on Public Health. in co.
operation with the American AssOcia-
tiOn of Social Hygiene.
Mrs. Alexander Kohut Of New York
City. National Chairman of the Coun-
ellis committee on European Recon-
str,ictiOn, has just returned from Eu-
rope, after a thorough study OF many
Jewish communities and their need for
women's social agencies. Mrs. KOhut
will present an exhaustive report to
the Board Of Managers of the Council
of Jewish Women at the annual session
in November. at Atlantic City.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-10-04
AMERICAN JEWS CHECKED UK.
RAINE FAMINE. HOOVER HEARS
FROM GROVE.
". c. II. Scryice)

tJ. y. D. ScTSICeJ
New YOrk-ln reporting to Herbert
Hoover, chairman of the American Re-
lief Administration. ON the progress OF
the famine relief work In the Ukraine
up to July 81, Colonel william Il.
Grove. American Relief Administra-
tive District supervisor. makes plain
that much of the credit for checking
the famine in that region belongs to
the Jewish Joint distribution COM
mittee. who financed the operation.
says an American Relief Administra-
tiOn release today
After reciting the desperate condi-
tions existing in the Ukraine as re-
vcaled in the report of DIR. Lincoll
Hutchinson who declared "thnt over n
considerable area conditions were as
basin and in one respect the famine
, area aOf the Ukraine Is In more So
'ri0us condition than the Volga in that
the drought followed four or five
years of wars. insurrections. pOgroms.
bandit raids and other disturbances.
far more serious than happened ON the
vOlga." Colonel Grove frankly admits
that II was not thought that any con-
siderable amount of money would he
available for the relief of those condi
tio1s. q ..ii-.,
However," Colonel Groves, report
continues, IAN arrangement was made
or. March .. 1922. for joint operation
by the American Relief Administration
and the Jewish Joint Distribution com.
mittee to provide sufficient food for II
ma ximum Of SOO.OOO children and 4OO.-
OOO adults-the maximum to he reach
ed by July 1.-THE OJint Distribution
committee to finance the movement and
the American Relief Administration to
administer ii: the work at least in It's
initial stages. to he done as part OF
the Russian Unit, and to m stric ly
nOn-sectnrian In its Administrations.
In this conclusion Colonel Grove
>statcs 1T is not believed that any
deaths from starvation occurred in the
Ukraine after July 15. If so. they
were isolated cases where the starv
ing were not brought to the attention
of any Of our personal. We had diff
ficulty In some of the cities. even after
we were feeding the full number of
known starving people. to get at all of
the cases.
"Since it became widely known that
the Joint Distribution committee fl
nanced the Ukrainian program on II
nOn-sectarian basis" Colonel Grove
writes. much favorable comment has
been received as to this humanitarian
contribution. hut it is too early to say
what effect, IL any, it will have on the
relations heretofore existing between
the Jews and Russians in certain sec
tions of the Ukraine. Like all similar
movements, however, it must have
permanently beneficial effect in the
minds of the large majority of people
who are capable of appreciating such
magnanimOus action.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-10-04
Obit,1aries
George Hamn,erslaek

George Hammerslack of Brecken.
ridge. SS years. one OF the oldest en-
dowment 7members Of the Denver
B'1ai B'rith lodge died In Brecken-
ridge Sunday. October :.Oth. His re-
mains were shipped to Denver and in
tered Wednesday afternoon at Ernan-
mel cemerery. under the auspices Of
the Denver b. Il. lodge. He has been
a member of this lodge since 1877.
and in his will leaves the sum of 5000
to the lodge for charitable purposes.
Mr.. Hammerslack. is survived by one
son. Max. residing in Los Angeles.
California.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-10-04
DIR. LEE X. FRANKEL. HEAD OF
COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE, A GUEST
IN DENVER.

DIR. Lee X. Frankel. one of the vice
presidents of the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company. who lately returned
from Europe as head of commission
to investigate conditions abroad. spent
Monday and Tuesday in Denver. DIR.
Frankel spent Monday at Temple
Emanuel and was in Denver to attend
the meeting of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company held here Tuesday
evening.